The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-23
PRICE TWO CENTS:
MORE HAWAIIAN JINGO.
MR.. LODGE SUCCEEDS Mr.. FRYE AS
TIE PROSECUTOR.
The Indian Appropriation Bill Passed in
the House - Nicaraxus Canal
Bill Debate.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-The Hawaiian
question was again debated in the Sem
ate to-day for somewhat over two hours.
Mr.. Gray occupied the position OF de-
iender and advocate OF the Administra-
ton. and Mr.. Lodge that of it's prosecu-
tor. The latter senator was plain and
outspoken in advocacy OF the annexation
OF the islands, declaring that he dlslked
TO see the American nag pulled down
where 1t had once been run up, or an
American foot go back where IL had been
once advanced
In the course of the discussion, Mr..
Hawley took occasion to correct the Inn
preston that In yesterdays debate he
mad charged the President with CON
spring with the Royalist Hawaiian con-
spirators." What he intended to convey,
he said, was that the President had con
ferred with them"
The Kyle resolution, on which the dis
cussion has been based. was at the close
OF the morning hour placed on the calen-
dar and the remainder OF the days ses-
sion was occupied with speech by Mr..
Turpie, in opposition 20 the Nicaragua
Canal bill.
Among the petitions and other papers
presented in the morning hour were nu-
ditheifiAS anu PiOAtSNH iADh NlNlItiN
of Alabama, In reference to the recent
election in that state, presented by Mr..
Allen pop, Neb.)
The House pooling bill was reported
back from the Committee on Interstate
Commerce. by Mr.. Butler favor.
ably and without amendment, and
was placed on the calendar. Mr..
Chandler, member of that commit
tee, giving notice of an amendment, re-
quiring proposed changes of rates to be
submitted to and approved by the Inter-
State Commerce Commission.
The Kyle resolution disapproves ''the
action OF the Administration. In with
drawing our warshp from the Sandwich
Islands," and requests the President to
order a vessel to proceed forthwith from
San Francisco To Honolulu. Mr.. Frye
remarked that the discussion on Hawaiian
questions could just as well proceed upon
Mr. Kyles resolution as upon his own.
At the close of MIR, Grays speech MIR.
Hill offered, as a substitute for MIR. kyle's
resolution, the one offered last Saturday
by Mr.. Frye, declaring that the Sem
ate learns with profound regret the at
tempt to restore a deposed queen to power
In the Hawaiian Islands. and extends TO
the young Republic the warmest sympa-
thy In her efforts to suppress the re-
bellon."
No vote was reached on either subject,
and at 4:iO p. NJ. the Senate adjourned.
hou.o of Repi esentatiyes.
WSHINGTON, ID. c., Jan. 2.-After
six days consideration Mr.. Holman sue
ceeded to-day In getting the Indian appro-
pration bill for the year ending June ~,
1896. through the House. number OF
amendments were made In its text now
ever. before the committee OF the whole
10
the way of dropping suggested changes
from the established practices ny tW
Indian Bureau.
The House bill authorizing the appoint-
ment of cadets at Annapolis by repre-
sentatives in Congress. whose districts
now are not represented there, was taken
up.
Mr.. Crawford Dem, n. CD moved an
amendment so as TO authorize the ap-
pointment of a cadet by "a representation
or delegate whose district or territory
was not represented at the academy by
a bona-hde resident OF the district.
For this amendment n substitute was
proposed by Mr.. BOutelle Qtep., Me), To
restrict the appointments TO those dis
tricts where the cadet was not resi-
dent at the time OF appointment. II was
agreed to. and. as thus amended. the
bill was passed-l5l 10 G7-over the objcc-
ought not TO pass
Mr.. Sayers called up the conference re-
port on the urgent deficiency bill. The
Senate is recommended 10 recede from
its amendment TO the Income tax pro-
vision, and the House to recede from It's
disagreement TO the other amendments
The report was agreed 10.
on behalf OF Chairman Wilson. who
was unavoidably absent, Mr. McNiillin
presented the report OF the Committee
on Ways ana Means. recommending the
passage Of the bill 10 repeal the pro-
vision OF the tariff law imposing an adj
ditiona duty OF one-tenth Of a cent
pound upon sugar imported from a coun-
try which pays an export bounty on that
article.
A bin was passed authorizing the estab-
lishment jf national military park at
Gettysburg. Pa. and appropriatlng 3d.
900 therefor.
The House disagreed 10 the Senate
amendments u the forttications appro-
priation bill, and asked "A conference
thereon.
Mr. Sayers CDem., Tex) gave notice
that tomorrow he would call up the
sundry civil appropriation bill.
The House at s o'clock adjourned.