Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1895-02-16
CONGRESSIONAL.

Fob Tho currency bill was defeated In
the house by o vote OF ioi 70 iA An analysis
OF the vote shows u Republicans ana W
Democrats voted for tho bill. and % Republi.
cans o. Democrats and y Populists voted
against it Coin ONeili and Tar 'ney OF Mis-
souri, voted for the bill and CLARK DeArmond.
Dockery, Fyan Hall He ,rd Hatch Bland
and MORGAN against II or the Kansas dele.
cation. Baker Frederick. Curtis, Harris.
Hudson md Simpson voted nay.
The laying OF q cable to Hawaii was further
discussed In the senate but no conclusion
was reached Tho CREDENTIALS OF Lucien
Baker rs senator from Kansas for the term
be Inning March next were pre- iensed 10 the
senate
Feb a-The senate avain discussed tho
Hawaiian cable matter. The correspondence
from Minister Willis stating that two Ameri'
cans had been sentenced to death by court
m irtial for partIcipatin In the late outbreak
causei u stron, protest - be made by tho
senator's heretofore championin the new Re
publio's Cause Senator MORAN said he
would have morj respect for Hawaii II she
shot her traitors than II she for ave them II
was agreed TO vote On the Hawaii IN cab to.
morrow ut /. o'clock A bill appropriately SD.
90 for the Washin ton poor was unanimously
passed
The house pissed the senate bill npproprl.
attn 60. o. for the Washin ton poor uni
worked the rest OF the day on appropriation
| bills
Feb by the decisive vote OF Gto q the
sen tie voted TO In ,ugu rate the proj ct OF Law
Ing u cable from tbs iaciiic 90 ,st 10 Hawaii
An amsn ment IN the diplom III, and con ~.
i,r annronrI,tion hill Was m ,,e iyln A, % Oh
for be innin work ON the cable ,nl author.
ixin, IN mr., .ident 4, contr Nc, for IN, entire
work a estimated "a cost 8O, % >ix Demo.
cratic senators-Morgan CORN IN Hill. hut.
or On, ami White voted with the twenty.
/ hi Republican senators nm ,three Popu.
lsts. con tItu,n the majority for tho cable
One Repu,lican senator-Mr Petit rev,
yotei with the twenty four Demo rats u ain,t
tho cab,e All absent Repu,liea,s and two
ponuI,s,s were nairsd f,r IN, proposition
The dInIom ,tIc and con ,ulnr hill WA then
na.sed and tben cuio Ia, n, the latn Senator
SIockh,iJr,e of Micbi ,nn closed the day.
The home nv n voc OF Il, 10 s. voted TO
MACE Individual CLERKS OF members on the
annual sHlnrv roll nj the rat, of elOi per
month These CLERKS now Get tiJl pcr month
durln the session of the ,ue The annual
nttempt TO Il like out the approprlation for
the ,iyll seryi a comu,i ,,ion WAS m ide but
did not assume a serious phase AMI was do.
10 ,tel eioD A 10 nj rosolut on was pa.scd
I II
turns 10 Anril IL The rem inder of the day
WAS dey tea I eulo le, o, the late Rcpre ,en.
tatiye wri .ht OF PclnsylyLnia
r. =, an. a,.,.,,, .s,,o, ,,,,n ,ore
A., 81. ..,,,a 49, NJ IiJi, MO.
.s'a. " - ,,to. a.s,,n $40 no,,cv ~ tho
sen. " 80 =. 80, a., III In 20
~. u.s., '" ''o,, ana siIvsr
'"o P.'v .,s. Iii, ,,,.,,r ,a,nod
S,a,..., ron..s.,,in, the radIcal
sugar elsme,, submitted counter
raso,u,ion al ,rln, th,t IN, rov.rn.
mrnt has no ri,bt 10 prsf.r gold TO
si,,ar aho ,a.,,r,inn. uen, over una,r tho
san.,o -,ia, Nc, q, m. dav WAS sne,t on
,ha No ',ny,c. an,,on-i ,,Ion Mi a spiri,ei
..,,as, ho,, Nm !. ,,,,i, a, tho senate amend
-, -, - =, 10 so ,ona-,i dIscre,ion
g. .rnnna,n, m. s,,s "A, for r,Ilw,v no,tai
ran,as Tn m, c'ur.s NJ the debate Mr.
", -, ,,,.. o,rI sn,,.s stron Iv for
.o,a.r,nar, ,o,,,o, NJ no.tai cnrs
~ - a. q, orrs pos,on,ces nnd
ao ~" ,,o ,,,,.o,a. o.. aIy ,ncIn mr. 70
III. ~, IL - -, 4, mi, AZ ,hem Tbere
=" -, Scion, -, d,A,.. In (, a senate int
MIR Allen brinclied OF into an elaborate pre-
seutation OF the ale ell frauds In the last
Alabama election NJ: Allen presented tables
supper Ell by aiidwits SHOWN that i',Jn
fraudulent ties were count ID In the black
kota. prcscnte u resolution directing the
pre- sident TO secure private counsel 70 prose-
cute the ri hts OF the "otcrnmcnt q ainst the
Union Pacific and Central PACIFIC railroads
The senator said he would have some inter
estin, statement to pre- cent aS 10 IRE ulirf
tie in the MN I cmsnt Of thee AMI some
other roads. The senate hi not completed
the postofi appropriation bill up 10 the
time OF adjournment
In the house tn, le iNitive appropriation
hill WAS comrletei ave for the para raph re-
lnting 10 the zen ion ofiseS Several umend'
meats re nfreel to anon them to allow
the pub I printer TO tii Tor the work OF pup
iishin the patent oili;e iazette, to allow
courts OF appeals 10 use hail the sur.
plus fees OF tie clerks OF sa'd
courts for the purchase OF law DOCKS, 10 e$
hi h refinery OF Helena mont assay
oflicc for sep ,ritin ! old AM silver anu mo u
In them into In OTIS bars cts. ana 10 refcr
the claim OF tbs Cherokee nation TOT moneys
due under early treaties TO the attorney en-
erl for review Dill 10 pr Nide tor eoinase
ut the brIn,h mint at Beaver WAS passed
r., .. In the bous. anon the bills and
so,v,io,s missed ere those returnin , war
a. - 90 car,nin N.cni an re- iments donatin
aanSomn. c,nnon n. ,n,s. In; meor.
nora,,n the NATION Il A ,,ori ,tIon OF Flor.
Ia. S,nu, hill grlntin, public land, In
MisSis 4 'pi to aid tn, mechanical and
agricultural scho lis OF the stte and
house bill authorizin I &c restoration TO tho
public domain NJ certain reseryations'in Miss
issippi and Allah INA now held by the navy de-
partment for wal purposes The house then
resumed con liberation OF the legislative judi
ciI unl executive appropriation Ill The
provision for annual clerks to con 'rcssmen
was strltlea out by n vote OF % TO lis after
heated deb ,te The 10 i.latlve appropriation