The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-12-29

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Tarsney, Democrat of Missouri, offered
for reference resolution to reopen the
testimony in the contested election cases
OF Robert Thorn against himself. The
speaker referred to the resolution under
the rule.
Mr.. Hit, Republican of Illinois, chair
man of the foreign affairs committee, re-
ported back with a favorable report the
resolutions calling on the state department
for all information regarding the trial and
arrest of John L. Waller, calling for a
report on the alleged firing on the schooner
Henry L. Crosby by the Santo Domingo
troops December 10, 1893, and calling for
all correspondence between the state de-
partment and Spain relating to the war in
progress in Cuba.
They were all agreed to without objec.
ton.
he resolution reported back by the
committee, in lieu of the Barrett resolu-
tion, for an inquiry into the advisability of
impeaching Thomas Il. Bayard, ambassa-
made in England and Edinburgh, scotland,
was substantially the McCail resolution
requesting the president to inform the
house whether any steps had been taken
to ascertain the correctness of the eporIed
speeches, and, ii true, what action, il any.
should be taken thereon.
Mr.. Hit suggested that every thing offen-
sive had been eliminated from the resolu-
ion,making it simply one of inquiry. Italso
was agreed to. when McCreary democrat,
gave notice that he would de-
bate the question when the reply was laid
before the house.
Mr.. Cummings Democrat, New York;
presented a favorable report from the COM
mittee on naval affairs on the joint rasolr-
ton for the acceptance of the ram
requirements of the contract, and the
resolution was passed.
At 4.25 p. III. the house adjourned until
next Tuesday,