St. Paul daily globe., 1896-03-06

frame of mind daughter, and it is a
new field; when we are ploughing in
Virginia soil as it were" Gaughter)
L raise the point of order that the
gentleman is out of ORDER" broke in
Mr.. SulZer, because the other day he
(Grosvenor) said on this floor that he
had no religion. Gaughter.) Having
no religion himself 1 submit that he is
incompetent to discuss the question of
the religion of any other man."
Il never said that 1 had no religion"
replied Mr.. Grosvenor, but 1 would
rather be without very large medium
of religion than without the slightest
indication of common sense" Uaugh-
ter)
Il am sorry for a gentleman who
has neither" retorted Mr.. Sulzer.
1T is always unfortunate returned
Mr.. Grosvenor, when a gentleman is
possessed of such a knowledge of his
own failures that he constantly ad-
vertises them to the public. Oaugh-
ter.)
Now, Mr.. Chairman, have been
diverted from the serious argument
that [ was about to present Qaughter),
and 1 yield the balance of my time TO
the gentleman from Montana"
ut is also true" continued Mr.. Hart
man, 'resuming, that the patriotism of
these corrupt and unsafe terri
never yet been able to rise to that
lofty plane of supreme wisdom and
virtue which enables those who claim
to occupy it to justify the sale Of
thirty-year government bonds of a
year ago for 104, when that very day.
ten-year bonds were selling at 116. On
behalf of the citizens of the states and
territories thus slandered and maligned
by the chief executive, I here and now
REPEL THE INSULT
and respectfully suggest that the great
est need of this country for the work
of the missionary, the schoolmaster
White house" daughter and ap-
plause)
This closed the incident
A bill was passed on motion of Mr.
Grosvenor (Rep., o. to make the ma
tional military parks national field
for maneuvers of the regular army
and militia of the states, their regula-
tions to be provided by the secretary
of war.
The house then resumed the consid-
GRAFTON of the amendment to the legis-
lative appropriation bill to abolish the
fee system in the case of the United
States attorneys and marshals The
salaries of the marshals fixed were
identical with those of the district at
IoIHeyS AAeu yesterday, except IN the
following districts: Indiana, $4,000;
eastern district Of Louisiana, $2,5OO;
Maine, $4,000; Nevada, $4,000; New Jer-
sey, $4,000; northern district of New
York, $4,000; and southern district Of
New York, $4,000.
Under the fee system both district
attorneys and marshals were allowed
fees not to exceed $4,000, and mileage,
Which in some cases swelled the COM
pensation as high as $4,000 and $4,000.
Instead Of mileage at the rate of 10
cents per mile each way, the amend
ment allows attorneys and marshals
their actual travelling expenses. 1t
fixes the fees of United States commits
sioners considerably below the present
schedule.
The debate was interrupted to al
low the speaker to appoint as conferees
on the Cuban resolutions Messrs. Hit,
of Illinois,; Adams, of PENNSYLVANIA.
republicans, and McCreary, of Ken
lucky, Democrat
After the committee rose without
completing the consideration of the
bill bill was passed appropriating
$4,000 for the reconstruction of the
Royal Island, ILL.,, bridge, and then at
$40 p. m. the house adjourned.