The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-04-04
CONGRESS.
senate.

a formal resolution offered by Mr.. fratt
proposing an adjournment on May =. Mr.
Gallinger (kep.. y. h proposed an amend
ment to the constitution 10 be known as
Article XVI providing that neither Con
gress nor any state shall pass any law re-
speeding an establishment Of religion Or
prohibiting the free exercise thereof, or
use the credit Of the United States, or any
state, or any money raised 10y taxation
for the purpose Of founding maintaining
or aiding any church religious denomina
ton, or religious society, or any institution,
society or undertaking which is wholly or In
part under scctariHn or ecclesiastical con
troll The question OF reforming the fee
system of United States district attorneys
aud marShalS ocCa>loned much debate when
the legislative bill was taken UP. Mr.
Hoar opposed tn" change from fees TO sal
aries by means Of Al appropriation bill as
1t was large subject needing separate
The Senate spent most Of the Goth on the
legislative appropriation bill, bur did not
complete II owing 70 Mr.. Shcrman's motion
10 strike out the proposition for rhe change
from fees 10 salaries for United States dis
trIct attorneys and marshalS. The subject
was debated at length. As a result Of the
sudden death yesterday Of Gen. Casey, en-
gincCr in charge OF the construction of the
Congressional library. M. Morrill, OF Yer
mont presented to the Senate Il joint reSo-
luton appointing Bernard K. Green a civil
engineer. 10 succeed in charge Of he library
construction AZ 5000 annually. Mr.. Morrill,
explained that Mr.. Green was the immc-
date assistant Of Gen. Casey in building
the Washington monument. the war, state
and navy buildings and the library. Mr..
GtfsIi,in. - - 49,, 49,, "a - - = =.
linn as one Of the hest of al officers III the
ituu''t HFII / ne FI"eh I'H'IHtloA was
~ aslpl'l'u.
Htical debate "a the nth, which developed
ht ~ >".,'l 'iIH ldtN ICING anu
iDtouohl ~ IWn NI'II' i'ttSnHai exchanges
49, - ~! "iI vi; F,hlhS. anu pc
.a 'vl M. hIi'' "l'f VT. LIhiiN. ne COW
ItpntIH! arose over MI nm ln"tlon 20
Lrlke from me F"hdIn2 appropriation hill
i ~ pt4l,"SEH 'R'Ee 81 'nc aaJe % aSHTii-
nIlHT Iit Nv M,,Nl'',' i.rE!Hlal Gfe from De,
tsnpSf % May. MF. hiIi bitterly denounced
~ '.al-c a. Il P".lll'a! tt'h Wiu'A fa,t
,nSeI >neaAeW lHI" 'h'I appropriation blIi
III ptutI' as "" 'lalErd, 10 p"Stpnn" the
RReeiin- Of ia" brm",c.ratic legislature IN
t1r T"l'S 5"il Il lt'Puil!'ah i'F"Nl''"liL Woulu
~" anu Iit P,,4titII '.'''I'i OF ne
ar,tnyt i.Hinn pr =!
iI',ii>. il' uHt - ll'c N"iH~ Hh'ahru mo
i ne 'N!hdH-t' peI NG'h nc senators was
htlH !iIi''i''i bul Ait. ma persisted N the
e gSg ~ ~ ""-t'i i.lirf' hr. hflIc
SSu.~n' ~ 4 ..'-.ir't ~, f!NIhN "h'h "a"
~ ~ olp;'7H' ~ 'iIt "'i'h>iNe eIS"l"! as
sit,h NHItn ~ DE-. S'l' I" MI bFlce
ION Nv M%Niec. aiE Lhil"m sought -
'%oi' ,nI. mn ; tlHl ION ON motion 70
inns erect faliel II --.'-Whrrcupon Mr. tUl-
l9lu Welded 10 the tIItl motion and the Now
N1Nion provision Wa STRUCK out. At III"
lstie appropriation bill carrying S2t.5oo,-
GOA,
~ HtHat' IL 10 nav" REVIVAL 81 nna0-
Clat ana bond discussion a. Il result Of an
animated debate shortly before tn" session
cI"N",i on the -'"th. MI I"i"r : resolution
~ me "lb''H'h i'h' 81 d" NN''hi committee
- i i've , HrIal"t% W. lnErSt Ig"te recent bond
i'Hu'N i'ii h"tA i'l'-"l'u 10 IN" rueUiAt
owing I" me opposition 81 NJ. Hlil Int IL
was reached "a the regular order on the
,''th. AGAIN NJ ii'H >"iSht I" nav" the
eefIc nr6t@sts nor univ frm,5 E,r pe 49,,
Ty,t ~ go ~ ~ !'ogi NJ. 'hrl'
~ a. tt'h iii hhI'n'l ana Nh l"licr.