The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-12-21
CONGRESS-.
Senate.


The session Of the Senate on the nth last
ed but one hour and mainly devoted To
a discussion OF Senator Dubois proposition
10 amend the rules so as to distribute the
appropriation bills among the various com
mittees of the Senate. Nothing being be
lore the Senate, the clerk called the first
order on the calendar which proved TO be
the resolution Of Mr.. Alien pop, Neb), TO
recognize the Cuban reyolutonists as bel
ngerents. Mr.. Allen said he supposed this
resolution would he referred to the commit
/ tee on foreign relations and Informed the
] Senate that the populist party which was
sneefed at as a party Of domestic gricv-
9nces, stood shoulder To shoulder with the
republican and Democratic parties for the
/ maintenanCe Of the Monroe doctrine. Mr..
Alien commended some of the remarks of
Mr.. Cullom the day before and then pro
ceeded to condemn tbs alliance Of the
money power of the East with that Of
England in connection with our diligence in
preventing the aggression Of the British OH
I this hemisphere. With this iHea IS q text,
he referred contemptuously to the report
that Theodore Hayemeyer the retiring
Austrian nSul-general at New York" was
to be made 4 baron, an evidence that
or his birth. He also referred TO the Ameri-
can women "WhO were marrying titled Eu-
ropean mendicants." Mr.. Call Dem.. FlaD
gave notice that he would call up his Ar
nenian resolution the following day and the
Senate adjourned
The proceedings of the Senate on the 10Th
| covered the entire range Of legislation from
the INTRODUCTION of petitions. bills and rcSo-
| lutions TO the passage of bills. and included
two formal addresses. A bill extending the
chicago port of entry 50 as to cover the
state of Illinois received the final indorSP-
ment of the Senate Having a-rradv Dassed
the House the hill will nrohsbIy he tho
first bill Of the Fiftv-fourth Congress 10 he
come q law Mfr j'aII then addressed the
Senate upon his resolution drcIarina, II to
be the duty of the civilized powprs TO SrIIl-
press the cruplties alleged to be perpctrated
upon the Armenian subjects of Turkey by
Turkish authorities. Mr. Call said that
while il was tho 1ccnn+ad Dniicv oF +Lig
government 10 avoid nattirtbpation IN fmr
eign complications he did NOT understand II
to mean that we should NOT Interfere to nrns
vent such crueltIcs and harbartsIn as had
been enacted in Armenia He thought tho
United States should at least express en-
couragement to the civilized powers in the
oiitbI,sS IneS are n!ahih2 10 suppress these
and crime ,I,Irst ~, -. e - ;;'t
vas devoted - iit,,i, - =. n I " ny 1NslDH
ator Peter in adyocarT Of ny Liri nH H..t,
ing the exncnseS incurrnd IN cn,'!IriI - !,
funerals and nrnvidin~ tbat a s,,7.,,,.,,t t
now Sent ont Inv thn Two uouSas oS nsl,rt
TO their homes Of tho renains ot d'(.so1 ~
members 'N
The Senate was IN session about two
hours on tho 10th boif or that tin1n bcf,,r
given IN NJ stewart - %a,.ai, -, - -
0ro1ls assaujt an thn .,oId ..cnn,Linn NJ.
Stpwart'S address vas IN Tho nordi,,, ,,.
Jntion for n rnrnruisSion to intestitgto ~,
needs Of Labor and orri.uItmre nradi,ti a.,
lands in comnetitiou yvith our do,,cstin
prOductS Mr. Ouay ,pnn pa \ rrognrtnd
n DetItion of Tho Vol NtorobaT,+s ! n-s.,.i.,
tinn Of pbfIafnI,bio ana oaIrnI D.. ~ ~,
read and inserted in tho Pncord II ,sI.S
that the wool schedule of the NrKipicy nrt