Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-06-11
FIFTY-FOURTH CONGRESS
str~t se..,on.

on the sundry civil appropriation bill and post
on1ce bill Mr. Hansbrough rep, n D. Of
Tered resolution apprSGTTiEtsEg ts,O9O to
complete the irie4e Ia the rotunda % the
capitol The nature ct the picture q Cc
Inserted was not known till brought out in de-
bate. Mr.. Wilson rep, Wash) objected To
the resolution and IL went over. The hual
vote on the Butler bill, TO prohibit the issue
~ bonds. will he taken In the senate TuesdY
HoUsE-Monday was susbehstoh d7v In the
house, and n number Of minor bills we're passed
Under suspension OF the rules. The johnson
Stokes election contest from the seventh
district OF South Carolina was settled by
the adoption Of a substitute for tho COM
Hi.tee reports, offered by Mr. Mccall, OF
Massac husctt, chairman 81 tht elections COM
mittec, which declared that there had bccnno
election and that the seat was vacant The
house committee on rivers and harbors decld-
ed to recommend to the house the passage OF
the river and harbor bill over the presidents
veto.
wAsHIxGTOS, June 3.-SESATE-An eight
hours session OF the senate was wound un
Tuesday by the passage Of the bill TO prohibit
the issuance OF interest-bearing bonds
without the consent OF congress. All
amendments Win u motion to post
pone. were voted DOM by majority Of seven,
and the bill passed by like majority H'Hsa
A speech was made early in the day by the
chairman OF the finance committee, Mr.. Nor
till, OF Vermont on the Dingley emergency
taftn bill
HoUsE-The house Tuesday passed tho river
and haTbor bill over the presidents veto, and
unseated by vote of IS: to ~ John j. Walsh,
the democratic member from the Eighth New
YORK. district whose place will be filled by
John Murray Mitchell, republican. There
was q full house to vote on the river and har1
Dor bill. 1t vas pissed by 30 to 60, muc h
more than two-thirds necessary to override a
veto Thirty-nine democrats voted 10 over
ride the presidential objections, and 20 repub-
| lltahs z,oDh by Mr. Cleveland.
wAsHiNGroN june 4-sESAtt-The senate
Wednesday followed the example set Tuesday
by the house and passed, by vote of Sc to 5,
| the rivers and harbors bill over the president
veto. The five negative votes came from DEM
\ ocratic senators, namely, Messrs Bate, chill
| tcu. gni, smith and Villas The debate pre-
| ceding the vote occupied four hotrs The con-
| ference report (partiaD on the naval appro-
| priation bill was presented and discussed and
went over till Thursday. the vote to be taken
| at \. m The points in discussion were as 10
| the number OF battle ships and as TO the con-
tract price for arnor plate
| iIotSr-Thc Ciartion ease OF Murray vs..
| Elliott from the Charleston Is CT district
was the principal matter OF business before
| the house. Elliott's election from that dis
| trlct had been contested three times-in the
| Fiftieth. Fifty-hrst and Fifty-fourth con-
| crosses The majority report OF the commit
tee IN charge OF the case recommended the
| seating OF the Contestant The minority found
| 1hat Elliott was entitled 70 retain his seat
| without disIiosiug Of The contest. the house
| at . 81 O'Clock adIouraS1 n vote wiube taken
| the first thing Thursday
WASHINGTON, June s. -SENATE-The confer
| ence report on the naval appropriation bill
| was disposed Of The motion to recede from
| the senate amendment reducing the number
! sf new battleships from four to two was
| defeated--yeas a. nays ~ The con-
| ference report Sfs then agreed to and
4 further conference was ordered This
vas followed by the, conference report on
the Indian appropriation bill The report
| was ' yeas y, nays $50 thai when
- IL becomes a law those indians
. &. o aa.a .us their tribal 49, ions and VIII
4.yr rl-. citizens a. .r Nited states
tue uiISs sac Sc bill v'- pas 'd-s7 to l3-
| tust as II came from the horse The confer
enre report (nnaD on the 'rr,sai deficiency
! bill was presented and aFre, -
Naisr Ry vote OF 1913 'iurrsy jeoi.
artf ~ vas declared TO be POL led to N,
I .Sa, g.: nv Elliott and G sworn IL
,, So .p~ se amlds. rabub. rU 1lause
/ Tn G. - slartin (pop) agar i.octhar
: 49,, from the sixth North carolina
..-. ed nearly all OF the rest OF
ne final report OF the Govt
-
Z a'SPy' I'D ofi' -
H.aoS VI NJ. 80
mbn.h :lth ~, - - rug -,ta %, "
/ widow 81 - senate. ,ru-~5- Gen f. sen
Ger, OF Alabar Boz at $50 fhdntli; AuthottHiu
the rest, -atlor 4 John n ouackenbush 70 hi
T RANK and lace as commander OF the navy AM
has retirement by the president
wAsHIsGroN, June 6-SENATE--The i'm
Z yuifh 10
hot final vote should be taken o.
S6nday The proposed constitu
fiuss : - kment to have United states zen
atsrs els ID ey the people, instead Of b
state ics Waitress. was taken up in
,grIrally id%ss dis:qssed icy, q ss sS"a Ssi
mer ~ "a !n'or, ~ Hawley Comm an
audic' y ~ n opposition. Joint reso
%, '.r ~ D. e. al iclrnment on Sorday mex
a. = d.. v's ,f1ered by Mr.. Aldrieh. G
Rho : an and was referred to the com
mittee On appropriations, after adverae re
marks D. Senators Allison Ua), Georg
(Missl and Warren (Wyol.
| HDUEE-uen. Rinlkgr's right 20 the seat wa
affirmed by a vote OF i65 TO 81. This wipe
nut the democratic membership Ia the iii
aois delegation aid reduc,i the uem1crati
strength In the house to nihety-tiVe. IN
day began with two hotirs' strrggle owe
the adoption OF a resolution Introduce
/ Dy ten. OrOSNenOT, gaining upon titt ucd'iH 7
several executive departments for a state
ment IN detail OF all removals aud changes |
theft departments since March 4, 1893 III
democrats endeavored to have the scope {
the resolution enlarged so as to include tn
changes made under the Harrison administra
tlon. but failed.
WASHINGTON, June s-SENATE-The sen
ate made some progress toward clearin
away the great appropriation bills whic
stand ahead of adjournment The Indian bi
was fifaIly disposed OF, the contract scho'
item being modified 80 that the Catholi
schools will be abolished July l. After dis
GUESSING the item OF battle ships an
armor plate most OF the day, the ser
ate declined by a vote of 20 to 20 20 az
cept conferences report. on the naval bi
Recommending three battleships and armC
plate at a maximum of si35. The sundry civ
conferees were instructed by unanimous vol
to insist on the sundry civil appropriation
for new building at the capitals OF Utah. IdS
no, Wyoming and Montana, and additions
sums for buildings ut other points.
HoUsE-The house cleared its decks for az
journment saturday by dispensing iof all n
essential business before ii, which consiste
OF conference reports on appropriation bill
The presidents veto OF tho general detcienC
-sppxopriation bill r-"ved ereotual, as II
/ house by a vole Of 20 t1 iie 'retgsri to pa:
the bill over the vetoS1s z s"ut 20 me senate
substitute omittiEr The French spoliation al
| Choteau claims which had incurred the pre-
idential opposition. The veto was applaude
by that portion of the house which had OF
= posed the claims, and which included mar
republicans.