The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-01-25


from this the day was given to a
Nicaragua canal bill. Mr.. Murgai
OF the measure, sought for time fo
the question TO o vote, without resi-
the tedious discussion goes on with littN
pect OF early termination Mr. Cafc
Louisiana, presented a new phase on
iect by Offering resolution, urgins
treaty with Nicaragua and Costa RID
cession for canal route under the y
Of the United States
HoUsE-Speaker Crisp despite b
sltion, occupied the chair. Frida
opening OF the session he laid befo
the resignation Of Representa-
(rep., ~ Y)as member Of the intt
merce committee and appointe
man Crep., n. W 10 MI the V
whole proposition relative to Int
by special arrangement, was al
over. Mr.. Weadocks amendment
the appropriation provided in the
constructions and repairs OF schd
from 10000 TO SeOoOOO, also went
committee then rose and the hou
recess until o'clock The evenlnl
was devoted TO the consideration of
pension bills,
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9i.-SENATE-Th
ling news from Hawaii received speedy
milton In the senate Saturday, Mr.. Frydt
ing resolution bristling with indlgnatl
the attitude OF the U. S. government In
an emergency. This preclpitated a shortt
animated debate during which Mr. Frye
raigned the executive branch OF the govern
ment The resolution went over, through the
objection interpOsed by Mr.. George miss J.
Mr.. Aldrich offered the following resolution:
Resolved, That the senate Of thy United
States, having In view public interests and
those Of American citizens residing in the
Hawaiian Islands, is OF the opinion that our
government should be represented In Ha-
waiian waters by one or more ships OF its
navy"
HoUsE-There was an exciting incident In
the house Saturday when Mr.. Boutelle rep,
Me- tried TO secure the consideration OF q
| resolution OF sympathy for the Hawaiian gov
eanment, and expressing 1t to be the sense of
! the house that q U. s warship should be sta
toned At Honolulu to protect American inter-
| ests, The senate amendments to the pension
bill were disagreed to and the bill sent to con-
ference The house then went into committee
OF the whole and resumed consideration OF the
Indian appropriation bill
WASHINGTON Jan ss-SENATE Tho de-
bate on the Hawaiian revolt Monday was not
OF an exciting or sensational nature Mr.
Gray delivered a speech OF some brevlty, its
purpose being to lAud the course OF the ad-
ministration and to diseredit the conclusions
| OF Admiral Walker The senate after a tedious
| debate. passed the conference report on the
| urgency deficiency bill, which carries the ap-
preparation for the enforcement Of the income
| tax. Mr., Lodge again brought forward the
Hawaiian question by introducing series OF
resolutions approving the sending OF vessel
10 the Sandwich Islands and In favor OF annex
alton. On objection the resolutions went over
HoUsE-In the house Monday Mr.. Cooms
IN. W offered preamble and resolution,
which were referred to the committee on for
eign affairs, requesting the president to take
steps toward cooperating with the plan OF
settling by arbitration all disputes between
the United States and Great Britain Mr.
Warner IN, W introduced two financial bills.
| One gives the secretary OF the treasury dis
cretionary authority to issue boEds In denom-
inations Of $50 and multiples thereof, payable
in coin at the option OF the United States
! after three years and due In ten years,
with interest at per cent, providing
the total outstanding issues shall not at any
time exceed ss5O0OOOOo The other proposes
TO repeal the act OF 1873, forbidding the further
retirement OF legal tender notes, and provides
that all hereafter received, except those issued
under the act Of 1890, shall be destroyed