Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-01-16

.-sE~nfnITpU W IL
~, WHY ith leave to report at any time.
NJ Hits motion, q resolution
annted amounting Hon. w. l..
pr -, fen nr the board OF regents of the
it."-HW Sonian insutu'"'h'
hipgton. Ian. 9.-The senate was
m TO one Of Senator Vests char
stic speeches. He arraigned the
chlldrg Wnp court for the income tax de-
was "a he laid the responsibility for
me- of revenue at their door, when
8nnr M oypnipted the "sOrdid wealth of
III nd from taxation; he contrasted
Mcnrds of the present n past adj
r,. Mtratiops; he threw some light up
retofore unknown chapters in the
." Mrv of the Mckinley law; he de-
IestFa go the financial dependence OF
Wy country and Of others upon the
20, ,"'g ed influence; he attacked the pres
cd ayr and the secretary of the treasury
table their proposition to retire the
20 Mpbacks and place the circulation
.sSi5tg hands Of the national banks;
Ea1e noted Secretary Carlisle against
." MI and in conclusion declared
~, y tho conflict between bimetallism
Of a N the gold standard was irresistible,
d III hat the sooner it was decided, tn
Is taH IN II would be for our public and
TT. y iSfl te life.
,ila!s % other feature Of the session to-
grew out Of the introduction by
Chandler of q bill for a popular
M through the issue of postal saw
- ID certificates. In the urs of Mr..
al M dler's remarks, the cable replies
The Prince Of Wales, the Roth
er or mi ds. and others to the New York
r d were alluded TO, and Mr.. Lodge
hfupd that the editor of the World
ld' "a been guilty of violating section
&b Of the Revised Statutes in hold
III communication with officials OF
man to her government, the purpose of
limits Nj ch was to interfere with a meas.
IL Of the United States"
10 Nrother brief session Of the house
xts held. at which the only important
-pr US ness transacted was the admission
XNthe new member from the new
70 ~ u64e Of Utah, Mr.. Allen. and the
ption Of resolutions calling upon
6 attorney general for information
! %BcerRing the enforcement of the
y Tf TRUST law, and for recommended
4 Ga HI Of new legislation on the subject
ON the secretary OF the treasury
statistics concerning the seal fish
of the Boring sea.
70 washington, Jan. 10.-The subject Of
N annexation OF the Hawaiian ISL
M Us was preached in the house by Mr..
MA &Nalding rep, Mich), in the form OF
~ XFcSolution. The resolution provided
YES III the Sandwich Islands be erected
IsSs 70 q state, to be called the State OF
'&x 80 waii, with a Republican form Of
*SE&A Eernment, TO be adopted by the peo-
#X through deputies in convention.
t$$ th the consent of the existing gov
xXT pmept. Conditions were imposed
49, ht questions of boundary or compli-
- lions with other governments be
"a - Dsmitted to the president to be laid
Il fore congress for it's final action be-
aRFe Jan. l, 1898; that ali property per-
anu INNS to the republic defense be ced-
Aldl TO the United States, but the state
the Fain all other property and the Unit
States TO be liable for zone Of its
= pts. The resolution proposes as an
Tau Eernative that Hawaii may be ad-
Is Rtted as n state by treaties between
'er W o governments, with one repre-
anal ntatire in congress, and proposes an
-.Mpropriation Of 500, 900 for making
c treaty. The resolution was read
unanimous consent and referred to
he n 9 committee on foreign affairs.
ICES MI. Woicott OF Colorado, who has
Pen absent In Europe for some
ohths. was present in the senate and
oR prescribed oath. Mr.. Hale, from
re committee on naval affairs, report
back favorably a bill authorizing
&c secretary Of the navy to increase
number OF enlisted men in the
Z nvy, and gave notice that he would
ni 1t up at an early date. Mr.. Butler
g Pop, n. CO. offered two amendments
~ the free coinage substitute for the
! ouSc bond bill. The first prohibited
lie sale of interest bearing bonds
ithcut the express consent of con-
fress, and the second made II manda-
Ri 3ofy on the secretary of the treasury
redeem greenbacks and treasury
u Fo'es ia silver so long as the market
es PRICE or 4l2 IL grains Of silver was
IND oWer than that OF % 1-2 grains OF
sn Eou' AT the conclusion Of the morn
- M hnDn ia.