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H:sass's observation-disclosures.
Wsshinsto.n. Feb. 37.-Aftsg thu
senate had disposed Of much routine
business. Morrill,, chairman Of the
nnance committee. Immediately fol.
lowed with . distinct surprise In ths
ioem o. resolution 70 take up the
tefin DILL Morrill, began with . brief
ssseement - 70 The complications in the
tafin DliL He satd IL had bean ap.
pafens foe many months that these was
oencsency IN the revenuea During
every month since the present tari6
oiu vent INTO e0ect, there had beeu Q
aencaaocy. How was Il before?''
ss.ed Coc.relL morrill, went On 70
ssASe mat the deficiency up 70 this time
reasoned vzO. 600. 900. II 10 went On
- me same rata. the deficiency would
% 20, 100000 Tor the year. Il was
costAiniy manifest that congress sh0uld
90 something 10 relieve the treasury
ana assist u the renewal Of business.
iherefore. he moved that the senate
eeo 70 consideration OF the tariff
Dill. The roll-oau was taken and the
moeion was defeated. - to b. II vas
nos unexpected In view Of the vote
saken some days ago.
"asningtoo. Feb 3S.-A stirring
speecn y Vest on behalf Of Cuba was
tne event Of today In the senate. IL
came Unexpectedly. - Vest seldom an
nounoes nus speeches OF makes prepare
uona Inc senate had agreed that the
ma! vote On the Cuban resolutions
Wooid De taken At 4 p. II. Monday.
ano the debate was proceeding. White
ana Ssray coosending - legal pfopo.
ntaon tnat the United States could not.
az TINS time, recognise Cuba's indie
Penoenoe. This aroused Vest. first to
quessaons Of remonstrance. and then TO
one on tne bursts Of eloquence with
wnscn ne. at times electYtdes the SEN
sse' he spoke OF Spain a. the tooth
lee oid wolf who had Lost. one BY one.
-. nu vas n ciAneing 70
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House.
Warrington. feo- 27-The house
eoasy passed the indian appropriation
DILL the sixth OF the thirteen general
Appropraauon bills, and sent IL to the
senate- Inc mouse also passed without
,eosee the D'nRley bill, authorizing
me secreary OF the treasury to take
mo XIII the Aiaakan seal herds, II
modus vivendi cannot be concluded be-
.ore tne opening VI the present season
Tor the protection OF the seals. pending
regulations Tor permanent protection
70 the herds with the countries inter
>ssed. The Van Horne Tarmey con.
'eseec election case. from the nth Mis-
'oufi district. occupied the remainder
d the afternoon session
washington, Feb 2s.-At O'Clock
mis- afternoon an ex-member Of the
house became member. and member
became an ex-member. Such was the
result OF q three days debate in the
aouse on the Van Horne Tsrsney con-
'ested election case. The vote BY
Snicn the democrat lost his seat and
~ which II was given 10 the Republi-
san contestee was liz to l6a. eighteen
Republicans joining with the Demo
rats In opposition to the majority.
Inc report OF the committee ON foreign
anairs' submitting resolutions on the
CUBAN question, wac then presented.
out' upon Objection OF boutelle. went
over without action. At Sis the house
adjourned. The house committee on
Judiciary, after q long conference with
Attorney General Harmon and Major
suong, OF the department OF justice,
Reprssen..t;ve Trrss.rsa,s mi =.
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