New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-04

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and orIensburg Railroad, In jefferson county " i.
Mr. Dnsmore Dem. Ark) called up the fFesl-
dents message vetoing the bill granting I'a"'
way TO the Arkansas and Northwestern fI'io''u
through the Indian Territory and MI. ii0PN'S
(Rep. I'D moved to postpone considerato" INV"
II 80 oc.ock a March !. Mt. hoPhI''' . '"
was lost, q to 1876
Mr. D,nsmore moved the passage Of the Dill the
objections of the President the contrary notwi'h-
standing. Lost. yeas. l5i; nays ~, the hece9SdiS
two-thir1s not having voted in the affirmative.
A PENSION FOR GENERAL MCLERNAND
Mr. Springer Dem I'D moved to suspend the
rules and pass Senate bill granting a pension OF
500 month to Major-General John \. McCiernand'
of Illinois. The bill was advocated by Mr. Holman
Oem.. Ind and General Sickles Dem., y. lD ana
opposed by Mr. Jones dem. Va.
The motion to suspend the rules agreed TO-
ayes 49,: nays. Il. Mr.. Jones demanded the yeas
and nays. but only five members seconded the de-
mand and they were not taken. The bll was
passed amid applause on the floor and in the gal
lerics.
Mr.. Allen Dem, Miss moved to suspend the
rules and pass a biz granting to the state OF
Mississippi 9SOoo acres of land for the benefit OF
the Industrial Institute and College for "lr's.
The motion was agreed to without dissenting
voice.
\ senate joint resolution agreed to- on
motion Of Mr. Grout Nlep.. va. directing the sec
rotary Of the Navy to give TO the Vermont Sol
diers' Home four condemned cannon and lD can
non-balls.
Several resolutions for the relief OF relatives Of
deceased employees OF the House were rep"''c"
from the Committee Accounts and agreed TO-
Mr. Richardson dem. Tenn) offered resoIu-
ton from the Printing Committee. which was
agreed to- directing the printing OF various re-
ports documents maps, etc. relating TO the seal
islands and the Territory OF Alaska.
Mr.. Holman DEM Ind reported the action
Of the conferrees the Indian Appropriation p'i
an agreement on all items except t"o-'hoSe IT,
lating to the payment OF $H'IV" 10 t'' 'N
Land Cornpany-and TO reduction OF ~ per cent
q wear until there shall be none made In the APP
proprations for the continuance OF the contract
OF Indian schools.
THE HOUSE DECLINES TO REcEDE
Mr. Hooker (Rcp " " moved that the House
recede from its disagreement to the oSi'h i"N''
Company item with an amendment, put " ""'
lost-lo5 10 s. The House then Insisted on us
disagreement to the action OF the Senate on the
two items named and the conferreeS were ray
pointed. ~
Inon rcassembling the House spent some time
in considering requests for unanimous consent 10
pass certain bills Among the measures 'n"' r.
ceived favorable action were the following
T, regulate the sale Of liquor to Indians -, .h,.
, AZ anena av crs Dom " s;ate ina, It was
intended 70 limit the liability Of ne~SpSp,t ~
Snf h,n s or other picture Under m present
law. Mr.. Covert said thtrG wa . ..' to recover
Ni7.on damages for Publishing the picture '' Z"
pleasure yacht
THE SUNDRY CIVIL BILL PASSED.
Mr. Savers Dem. TcxlO submitted the report ~
tho conf.rr cs On the Sundry Cvh Aipropl 'N'h
b,u and rs eject WAS explained hy Mr.. SiS''S
The senate had added. ne sod. &3'-f-' ana lh con"
florence had rec.-lcd from ts26%' The House 10y
We, and nay vote lad accepted ne senate
amendment appropratng A..'1'~' i'r 'h' pay '''
OF the sugar bounty Tn, Ill a. ar e. M. -, Yh.ch
Vas an Increase ~ S-.>i''i "s'r the S''.''I"' 81
rr,Pri4t.n ~. .Tr,nat."n Mr. saycrs yielded haif ~
nour to Mr Pence dop. COLI 10 b' ',' a ,'.
The discussion ~ th" ror''atN '"' -. NJ SDl.,
Dem. penn aud to Mr. Simpson crop N'''''
,.b, '',,,n,.- ! rho proposition . .
"HWT 'p,srce tn IMPOSING tn nmeuimcnt sa' NJ
This Congress hal begun with IN" I.'u 'l'I. 30,
IN anT ,hnurS n would end with H. The President h
said IN appointing hl@ '"'l'.lI'.'''' 60. r .a,'.
n''' "' ,n,od ne would NOT overlook ~" E,at
Rarublican leader thu gentleman from MIMI VII
Mr. Pence read tho section - ~" Demo. "a,
pl,ff,rn declaring IN favor ~ me IT. -
slItT . AZ f,ti,S Whrr, are IT, sisn'rs,
lie replied io pie own l"'. ''"n ~ ,r r' l..
they VT" no .'.,, about 10 VOC To- ~
p n, sorirpcr dem. Il) and Mr. Hepburn crop.
low 80, rsnting the statement Of Mr. Pence tha'
the Republican party had not hc'"1 M t,.ri ,,.,
In rs efforts 70 Sour" an h''ih''''''' ''' '
regarding gold and silver , o.. ....,,r.
Mr McCrcnry Dem. KY "ni,avof'i 20 - y
re..,Vrf,lou hut Hf4l. as h'll!l'' VI
savers nor Mr Cannon would yi"ld him un". ".l
The Sundry Civ conference report was "h'''-i u
Prrlnission was gwen to membcrs 81 the pc COM
mil on MpPi"p' A,,n,pITr"priati6n Hi!.
WT Iinn1 1Dcm = g. reported thu action Of the
conferrc"s on the bill reimburse officers ana sen
@ for The loss or destruction ~ property l"'i tn
the naval service OF the United state y ny ,'i
ufon fho hil authorize tho Secretary ~ IN"
nv 10 nav pending claims. but al claims ARISING
IN the futurc shall be- certified I" congress ''' a.
"G' toin, resolution introduced by Mr. kichnrdson
Dem Tenn was agreed TO. giving nenn',s "l w.
In which 10 dispose Of records ana documents
placed to the credit Of their districts. ot,,,,.l
cons,daraion Of the Senate join, resolution r'Pur-
ing the President to neeottte WIN Spa" i1r ir
speedy payment - he amount hrr.,oipIr 'r
20 bc due 10y that Government to Anioni' Maxine
Mora. a naturaliz.d citizen OF IN" ! h''' 9'"''S'
The Joint resolution WAS agreed y"
COMPROMISE ON THE INDIAN BILL.
Mr Holman presented the agreement Of the con
fcrrees on the Indian Appropriation bill covering
the two matters at issue Instead OF paying inc
ogden Land Company $30nGo0 for It's interest III
the reservation Of the Cattaraugus and Allegheny
Indian reservations in New-York the Secretary oil
the Interior is authorized to ncsotiat" with "'
Indians and the land company for the pui'has
of its said interest II II shall T." fpuhI 10 r U.s.
q the next Congress KrshIHl'E
the Indian contract schools IL is agreed that me
Secretary Of the Interior shall as soon as pinct-
cable. provide for educating the children IN TOW
eminent schools.
The report was agreed to. thus dlsposng Of tn"
bin as far as the House rs concerned.
\ resolution was presented by Mr. tusk' rom
thc Committee on Accounts. and passed. directing
the printing Of 100 copies Of the digest oi con
tested election cases I'm the Lila Congress. 10 p
prcpared 10y \. j. Stofer clerk of the committee.
Mr. Cultivate dem. DhiOD moved To pass, I'M
der suspension Of the rules. the Senate bill dlicct
ing the - Rotary Of War 10 give to tccgrdph'fH III
the military service during the war certificates
showing the extent and character Of such service.
II agreed TO lGi To- -.
SPEAKER CRISP INDORSED.
The following resolution was presented by Nr.
Bailey dem, Tex and passed without "A dissent
ng vote. amid applause Richardson dem,
Tenn being in the chair:
Whereas. Il IS the earnest desire OF the House
OF Representatives that the Speaker shall b" one
Of the delegates to the International Monetary
l,..ntDr mn IL LD IInuan OF kNLlIe-