The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-05-22
OF CONGRESS-
i'm the sennte ana house
En,rrescntntive".

kerrescntatiVe".
,,or. May 14,-The animated
l,irl has proceeded t"r the
,1o,s i'm the senate over Nile
norhul OH the southern
,lffornia was brought to Il
=, l., + COMPROMISE h"'N Necn
i,. interests. The issue has
nru the points OF Santa
H. terminus of the >ollthern
"a San Pedro. the locality
,br california senators. Sen
chairman al the commerce
finally harlnoniZcd the dli-
!, rrfprriug the drt"rmlna-
ntwrru Santa Monica ana san
= commission 10 consist or
II nnofrperS. Il naval pitlcer
.ttirer of The coast survey.
,,rnaniSe WAS accepted by the
spuat0rS and was undI!-
passed
busc entered upon the con
,artiou case Of Riankcr VS..
from the SiNtccnth Illinois
The debate was very Spilllcd.
hdy fRcp.. Mass joined with
IocratIc ma iority in asking the
of a resolution for al OF
eouu, Of the ballots III dispute
EH Cook Rpn. ill.l and Leonard
IL spoke for the contestant
IN Bartlett Dem. Gao and
for the contcstec Before the
is brought up Mr. Nhceler
[Ala.) was taken to task TOR
the privilege OF printing ~
brl and some extensive inter
in recent speech OF his
kpuueea from the permanent
Inv a vote Of - to III.
inaton. May - Tn" river and
| fapproprfatton bill WAS passed
senate after an unusually
! experience lasting many days,
Ant passed the pill makes Iii
SptoptiatiouS Of ST.. zoe. 900 and
: yes conilnulE" contracts ot
s0p. an aggregate Of about
)MN. During the debate to-day
|tement WAS made that This was
faest aggregate for a river and
bill IN the history of the gov
bit. Mr.. German sought 10 Sc
b amendment TO the bill limiting
|ntlact expenditures to $4,000,
|nually hui he amendment WAS
10 to - Mr.. Frye. chairman
Icomnrrce committee, closed the
on the Till hy q statement
be- the remarkable development
erican commerce and the c0nses
decrease in freight rates. ON
al passage If the hill nine sena-
Dted in the negative.
resolution ta rec0nnit the Rain
Downing contest To committee
dGpted i,1,9 To IS in tie house
hineton May IL J he Dupont
involving the right of Henry 4.
Il te Il seat III the senate from
ate of Delaware. was taken up
senate, A brief eollnquy he
MeSsfS German ana Mitchell
ped that i difference Of opinion
| as to the character Of the vote.
Nf. tiarnan spoke Of the naaui-
agreement 10 Vote tomorrow Nj.
III admitted the correctness OF
ltemeht, hut added significantly
be character OF The vote would
when the vote WAS had.
was 0llen To the meaning that
Y would he postponed until next
!. Mr.. Ilatt tRen., lonn.l spoke
oort Of Mr. Duponts claim Two
IS against the bill proposing nd
! restrictions on immigration. hy
bison dem. Md and Mr.. Mel
ep.. Mlunl We're made early III
y Nj. Gibson severely III
q the \ i. A.. declaring that il
u this bill and that the organ
was seeking to invade politics
alson said the A. T.. A. had had
! III inspiring the bill, Mr. Sat
ZEN. La spoke briefly on the
! action TO Offset the proposed
ton II the German reicllstag OF
sar hauntieS.
housc, under the official order
9 last Week, devoted the whole
private pension bills. They were
"a ui III tile rate Of about one
i've minutes, 5S in al being fa
acted upon before adjourn
llisfon, May II, BY a vote If
% The senate determined that
y. Dupont was not entitled 10
~ llle senate from the State Of
", his closed a long and III
controversy which had become
me most notable contests Of its
'lle history of the senate. The
was II doubt up to the last mo
anu this lent added interest to
~ Vote. There had been some
~ Is 10 the direction of Mr.
vote, but it went with those
democrats and Fopulists and
: decisive vote in declaring that
pom was not entitled to a seat
'akih. the vote Mr.. Platt Rep..
spoke foi Mr.. Dupont and Mr.
reln., Wis., against. Earlier III
VT Bacon dem. GA spoke
'lle ISSUE Of bonds without au-
q congress.
i'ase !, PASSED the private pension
Aifll We're fayarahly acted on