Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-11
m ADJOURN TO-DAY.
N. TWO Houses Of Congress Finally
Adjust All Differences.
nm AGAINST SUPREME COURT.
Worth CAROLYN" P"puitst
charge, our "ishe" iri""""'
Win rndu'S Influencing h'T'S'"-
rri,ntc Aliens Farewell.

..reraIy believed that this would
los, dav of the session. there was
.- .Hm attendance in the Senate
and the days proceedings were
interest or excitement There
dcarth o. senators present
..,er a call for a quorum was
considerable time was spent IN
... r he requisite forty-hve sena-
r. always ssemed TO be feel
..at in the chamber that such
could Doe secured, and feel
relief was manifested whenever
.. was obtained. The con-
court bin was the greatest bone
.,an during the day, and it was
..d ID divides coutcmpts Of
.... TWO c.asses-direct, committed
.....r.e OF the court arl all
.r..t Summary punishment
I for direct contempt For In
..t.mpt. req sonohle opportunity
tr. accused 20 purge himself of
.t.mrl and TO have trial by
r.,Hs ~ error win lie to the SUI
r .nrt
ting the passage Of the DILL
.....r. of North Carolina. arraigned
.. power of the Supreme Court
.eislaton. After speaking
..... 200 which the supreme Court
..- legislation demanded by the
r.rrue especially to the income
r. described the Supreme Court as
..r... legislative house. elected boy mo-
presenting nobody, accountable
nconsistenuy arrogating TO
. authority and power 10 decide
o.. ....rs-s d.d not know what it was
which had decided that the
-,.x was bad legislation, as well
r,utioual II must have been
.. .at in fhe bill, he said, which
..... tle power of this court beyond
.. , ..rreI boy the Constitution.
referred 20 the summary treat
-....f ueus. the Chicago labor leader
us sent TO prison for contempt OF
.. De- nut respecting the injunction Is
.. ..H eoW 20 prevent strikers from
....... with the movement of trains.
.. ...r.r vested in the judiciary was
... of Ol-World barbarism and ty-
protest 20 which this govern
.. v. constituted Yot after only
..r, over one hundred years exist
r- government was sinking into
-....e of tyranny.
LAST DIFFERENCES ADJUSTED.
l... 1870 appropriation bills ON which
. ..-.f.rr0s between the two houses
t.. r.. SAY 10 adjournment. the Dis
rt columbia bin. was compromised
....rc the appropriation 10 sccta-
charities but declaring that no fur
I.r populations for this purpose shall
.r+.r lime .N 1897. The confer
me suudry civil bin reported
... acreCmcnt, but just before re-
r.. taken am agreement was report
.. House receding from its disagree
r.t -. OIL. Senate amendment providing
erection of public buildings at
"..r Ida. Cheyenne. WyO.t SAT-
r. Utah. and Helena, Mont.
lowing bills were passed: lncreas-
r. r.y of letter-caruers. 20 prevent
ration Of spirtuous liquors
names.
r.I Increasing the pension Of Fran
Hoover was passed over the Presi-
latter part Of the days session was
pecchcs by Mr.. Stewart pop
Nevada. and Mr. Butler popu-
N..th Carolina. arralgning gene
a rluess and the administration.
concurrent resolution for final adj
tomorrow al 4 o'clock was
... and 40 ESQ the Senate took
.rt $500 THE evening.
NIGHT SESSION.
I'll. .-.t ripple on the placid current Of
I-". at the night session was caused
Iau.H.n entered boy Mr.. Hale Repub-
. Maine. 90 reconsider the vote by
tUr Senate to-day passed bill TO
The pay OF letter-carriers.
before ID o'clock the sundry civil
several minor bills were received
tl House. aud at once signed boy the
|..r.s..aUt
senate then adjourned until to-
N 900 D. A. NJ.
House of Representatives.
ress of che hrst session of the
r..rf1 Congress was practically con
day by The agreement Of the
..- upon the sundry civil and Dis
r columbia appropriation bills-the
.ung matters OF difference be-
... two houses when they met this
40 accomplish this the House
f .. concur with the Senate I'M its
.f- - the sundry civil bin appro-
10H for certain public build
..s vote-l0u yeas 10 SIS nays-de-
..i what had been feared would
.ILl-a quorum of members still
.lE. The Senate agreed with tho
provision in the District bill cut
t appropriations 20 religious be
trt and charitable institutions
500 as TO make the new policy
after june 80 1897.
I.t.I- fo reaching this conclusion the
sed many measures under sus-
The rules, among them the fol-
hl 10 protect the timber on the
main and forest reservations.
t. rayae of fire. caused by mali
' or careless campers or others.
resolution extending the scope
.e rolI-roads investigation, now be-
.ueled by the Agricultural De-
M.f
l-ue the landing upon The shores
United states OF foreign sub
'.. cable without the consent OF Con-
sr aside the Pacific forest reserve,
A.f Tacoma, for "a public park. 70
an as Washington National Park.
Opening national cemeteries 10 tle
. army nurses.
project public forest reservations.
.atns 10000 for the benefit OF
IT. Omaha Exposition.
Amending the shipping laws by pro
5000 further Tor the comfort and
ne of sailors.
us The transportation OF liquor
a.s. brands on names
HOPKINS VS.. KENDALL.
NHa ttec ou Elections No. / was au-
to take further evidence In the
election case Of Hopkins dte-
t-l ys. Kendall Democrat, from
Tenth Kentucky Distrlct-the only
a.H remaining in committee.
ALLEN NemocraO. OF Mississippi
Gee silence which has marked him
ODD. Session and entertained the