Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-05-28
FIFTY-FOURTH CONGRESS


FIRST session.
WASHINGTON, May q-SENATE-The sem
ate Monday, by a vote of yeas to IL nays. de-
fcatcd motion by Mr. Allen tpop, Neb) 10
proceed with the consideration Of the resou-
tion Ia investigate alleged election Irregular
ties in Alabama occurring at the time Gov.
Oates was elected over Il +. kolb, popu-
list Win this furry over the senate took
up TIE hill tela'ing to the price of gas In the
District Of Columbia and spent the rest OF the
day in its consideration The senate commit
tee on Judiciary ordered favorable report on
Tie nomination Of Pension Commissioner
I.ochrcn to be United States district Judge q:
Minnesota
HoUsE-Thc immigration bills were crowded
ont Monday. the house had otter work on
hard. his were passed To cNICditH the de-
livery 81 imported good, in parcels and pack
1C"@ nat rNc"cdIni s.W ~ Value ~ ptoyidI
for Tire registration uf trade M, rSs On bot
llc,. barrels. Cork- AMI uthcr rCccpta,ics used
Ia Interstate and foreign commerce. to inCur-
poratc IN" Auricrt Society of Colonial Danes
of America, ana Tor the general distribution
ol condemned cannon by the secretary uG war
ana seer Iary Of the navy
WAsHINDTuN, May eJ-SF>ArE The sem
at" gave Its attention TUESDAY almost cN-
cluSiNcly to the District 81 Columbia appro-
priation hin, which was reported from the
appropriation committee. approuriatIng
. ABOUT seven hlllltNh dollars Of NhlCD
about pnc-haN COMES irum thu treas
ury Of the Tuitcd States and the othct half
from the taxes collected hy the district COM
missioner The only two general apprup la
tion bills remaining Ia hr acted i.ydn hy the
senate are the fortiucation bin ami the def
Cheney hill The ,rnatc al Sp m adjourned
until Wednesday
HOUSE n e house passed the resolution re-
! Ported h; the committee on Election. No J..
D r..Ffe Z he la az n 1 a
/ the scat he occupies as a representative from
/ the seventh district Of Kentucky. which had
/ been contested hy George Denny, Jr., trcpl.
l Mcssrs steele trcp, Indh, Cousins rep
| La ard ctlc!aud tdcn.. y. " were ap-
! POINTED visitors on the part oi the house 10
| the military academy Of West Point Nearly
| all the day was taken M nv argument upon
/ the several uiIl> reported from the committee
! on immigration and naturalization to impose
additional restrictions upon immigrants
! WASutNGroN MAY sl.-SENATE- The last but
/ ono Of the appropriation bills-the one which
prov Idcs fortincatlons and other works OF de-
! Tense occupied the attention Of the senate
"Wednesday and was passed before adjourn
weEt II carries nearly I'll o0Oo coo about -, OOo-
0n0 more than II carried when II passed the
B house The principal item Of Increase is one
/ Of S3ll5.OOo for gun ami mortar batteries
| Earlier in the day a conference report on the
! rivers and harl o-s hill was presented 10y Mr.
] FRYE Of Maine and nm effort was made by him
/ to get immediate action ON IT. Tn At was re-
/ sisted h, Mr. Bacon. OF Georgia, who had
/ learned that the appropriation for the hlrbor
/ Il Brunswick, Ga, had rccn struck out in
/ conference 3Hd who wanted time to argue the
/ matter before the senate
! HuUSF-1 he house disposed Of the immigra-
J ton question Wednesday by passing the Nc
/ CAN educational hill, together with the
Gorli~S bill. intended To protect the lake
7 cities from Canadian competition. The
4 latter was agrtcI rs -l2l TO l'-lud the
/ amended bill was passed-l9I to 90 \ record
! OF the vote h. yeas and nays was refused
| only 20 members rising To second the demand
I hy Mr.. fitzgerald tICm, Massl therefor
3 The consular pension bill. proposed by Mr. ".
/ A. Stone rep. Pa WAS rejected - To 1911.
] lie too VAS unable to- get a vote cf record
I President ClcyelaHd'S message. vctoing the
bill to pension Lydia \ Taft, the divorced
widow Of a deceased soldier, was referred.
/ NJ 80 the house adjourned.
/ WASHINGTON. May 80 -SESArE-A favora-
/ ble committee report was Thursday made in
! m" senate on house bill to grant an hon
/ nrablc discharge to Refus BetZ Ninth
/ Ohio. Mir Brcc presented To the SEN
| ate a memoir i Of the Toledo (O) pro-
| duce exchange, demonstrating against the
passage by CONGRESS of any measure
tending TO relax the LEGAL restraints of the IN
! terstatc commerce commission. a.lo. "a me-
mortal of the Civil EnriEcers cub Cf Cleve-
! land,-O. praying for the passage Of n hill pro-
/ VIdIng for the establishing OF engineering eN-
pertinent stations in connection with colleges
/ IN the several states.
; HoUsE-So much Of the unc OF the house
I WAS occupied Thursday in cons idering The
presidents veto of a bill to pension Francis T..
I Hoover. a private in the SiNty-fourth q V. |
mat the time for debate on the Phillips
. commission bill was extended until Fri
/ Ily At four O'Clock Tac hill provides
+ Cor TIC appointment by the prcSijCht of a non
partisan commission OF u, seven reurc-rnta-
. lives from Labor, agriculture ana business, t.
| collect information and consider land recon-
/ mend legislation to meet the problems pre-
srrtcd by labor agriculture and capital
wAsHIHGruN. May q -SENATE--An in
rortaut and spirited debate took place in the
senate Friday on the bill introduced several
months ago by MIR Butler tN. c., prob D.
iting the issue OF government bonds
| without the consent of congress Mr.
| HIM spoke for nearly three hours IN
condemn tion of the measure AN act o.
| reputation; and il was also denounced in mos
| emphatic terms by senators Sa' rman 90
| Iiawley (Ctn, Lodge MASS }. Becker UIan }
| while 1t was defended ana advocated 10y >cua
tors Mills CToxD, George Miss. Clark tNy }
Teller (Col). Alien (.thl, and Stewar
(ley).
HousE-The Phillips labor commi Ssion bill
| which was TO have come to a vote in the hous'
Friday under the speci 4 order, was crowde,
out b. the conference reports on the river Az,
harbor and Sundry civil bills The confe-c"
reported On the rivcc and harbor bill al
agreement on all the items save that re
lating TO the Santa Monica and SAL
Pedro Larbors. California Mr.. lIook.rs mo
tion to adopt the conference reuora wa aGree'
to. 50 70 81 The srcakcr r1appniEtcd Ne ,srs
Cannon fal,ovc with the conference report OF
the sundry civil appropriation bill 1t was de
fca.cd, % to 10 ConfCTccs on the fortified
tioT appropriation bill were aprointcd Thu
evening session was devoted t. pensions
WasrISGToS May a5-SENATE-The rive
AID harbor bill was adopted in its entirety b,
the house ana senate SATURDAY., received TIL
signatures OF We Pr, sidcnt Stevenson an,
Speaker Reed q nd wet 10 the prtsi cnt It 1
ore OF the largest. If t tn" LARGEST, river an,
hirbor bills ever pissed 60 gross. 1t car
ries a.ly $4,000 900
BOISE Tie sunCry ci,iI and Indian appro
prat o. bins were StEt bac TO conference >,
the house by vote O: Ia toe. IN" house in
'f>tcd 81 its rrOvis on in the latter bill re
.ating TO \sectariLn schools The following
oils for \plbl buildings were IA
S,-able repOr.ed Saiuri1; by sub
-omnittc of The House committee o.
!
Nv. 5000 Mavhrld. Ky. ;aGOOJ Lebanon
Iey. 100000. Howlinr Green. by. 5000,
ConCresSm IIujic'S. ofc'tn " tT~f. T.
troducct bill in the lou G 80 rIIr Euuur
able dischrrCe to Charles Gifcr. OF 80 i"''
Ohio regiment President level an sent 81
thH hou . his veto Of the bill 10 amend p" ~
fixing the fees OF registration anu receivers ,
land Offices
The Coming Coronation Proclaimed.
Moscow. May 25.-At nine o'clocl
saturday morning one of the most in
tercsting sights connected with tn
festivities preliminary to the corona
ton of the ear took place in the sen
ate square, in front OF the arsenal in
side the kremlin. 1t was the procla