The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-04-25
CONGRESS-.
Senate.


Durla! grounds at Fort MeigS and Putin
Bay island, and the intcrmcnt therein of
the remains of soldiers and sailors Of the
war of 1872
The resolution for an investigation Of
recent bond issues was taken up in the
Senate on the 10th. and Mr. Hill made Il
sensational ana dramatic speech in OppOsi-
uon. The New York senator defended Sec
retary Carlisle ana his administration Of
me treasury against loose inSiHuations Of
lrrcgulaNty ami showed the prevalence Of
charges Of this character by presenting
and reading in full the charges made by
senator chandler against the friends of
MCNinley that a levy of money was being
made on protected industries III behalf Of
Mr.. MckinlCy'S candidacy for the prcS-
dency. As further evidence Of the pTeya-
lence of the charges Mr.. Hill spoke Of the
sugar investigation where he said. one
senator, referring to Mr.. Quay had frankly
admitted that he bought sugar stock and
was the favOrite son of the leading Re
publican state as 4 candidate for the preS-
qIrncF; IA the course Of his speech. Mr.
HiI diSclamed that he had authority to
speak for the administration IN opposing
this investigation.
g, TO avoid a struggle for precedence the
senate on the 18th, on motion of Mr. Can
non titep., tdhi, took up the resolution
directing the secretary Of the interior to
open the Incompah-re reservation without
further delay. the understanding being that
the bond investigation resolution should
come up at o'clock rs unfinished business.
aftef Mr. Brown had spoken for the rcSo-
Gorm,m nv .sI,ai SG,'t tIa 10 secure vote. hut Mt
ing to the absence Of Mr. Villas. who de
sired to be heard. This brought on warm
must be clear that tbere - HnIt :,
behind'' these ofTorfS NJ dnr,y o,,d ~, t -
Sistcncc in uniting Off nf vmtn .
o,Giocf 5 the bond resolution was, taken up
Sitt ~ I'm resumed ms speech IN oppo-
ilinii. tii. ~ E"lI'rI"N We're crowded In an
ttiyipailoh ol a renewal OF the sensational
r SInrN nv cl"ptd III me nfSt inStallmcnt
Sn,.ar,I NIL IN SpeeGh. II" had before him
T,o,,i n,a1i"i ,uluIirS' Lnctuulh% senator Sh"r-
Ii,m ri HIItHI1iFS. htl0r" Nh Hill had
IlHtH 70 ms ieet Mt. dithall moved that
Nrn,I NLi,,i t"e TG,'Ic =; adjourned; II be until
ra7IeI 70 "Hs 49,, VI : Adlrn o. Nrhraska was
SI" Sttlr" - ".utr LOT 3NScr' lnG luat senator
"1,l "a IA" I Iinl tohnhe hlinSSi to the truth
1,,ti nV'i,''t o.i int -"lh me lelhi r"So-
In pr. ~ 'i!,'iLit l''II'' ~ 'GI. rank
Cnr TII w I've olr,lc, zen. htaIe ana
manarnrs f tLo Eti !,,t 81 me n"Itu oI
was 9dnI+od wi,I,,, 'i,,L,I! ,'''',SlS none,
t; HTinHnMi .r2dJ'. me Ihn!ah
81 NJ ~ rii ""S l"h'h up on motion
~ ~ 4il. irillSI'". Mt. Irh"r, author of
,, W., ""'t .'1H' WIS h"l present. hut 1t
~ IIi'' iI' WIS toThiIaHl mat the
IituI,,n "l' N"H IIl''S 10 b" taken up In"
pIl,IT7 pI7 Nu'Nli"u IIEIlcu L" SGctarlal
fW9 ,tiWo,'S MI. HrItf tit'lr. MONTH had Of
I'if IfLtu an anlrhdneut striking out the pro
to scrtariau srInois tftcr rj,n H., ~
Gu[sion mad proceeded for so'le time Mr..
lala heiorr the Senate Mr.. PETER finally
ihGfgTu I. me me Po%tponCm"nt after an appeal
u III. E!liSon nat tne appropriation bills
Slotlu not be delayed.
l ne senate spent the DIST on the Indian
appropriation bill, but did not complete it.
ne SectaIIan school question was taken
np Iate N the day and brought out an ami
and roller Gpnnsin.r anI S%,I'trrs = ~, IL.
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III, n.,,
ounTt h'haru NhliInG Blue OF Pleas
anton, nan, VINO achieved military dis
ltnC!I"1 curing the War OF IA" Rebellion,
SIdrII"u thc House ON the 10th Mir Hun
OF iowa, CHAIRMAN "f the committee ON
tkniH!afS aHalrN' called ug ih" resolution
LOT me appointment of William Il. Franklin
~ ~. ,ohueGtlcu lhomlS j. henderson Of
iiIluoIS' ,HeoF%e l.. H"a! OF Maine. and
GeorSe W. steele Of Indiana, As members
OF the board of managers Of the National
Soldiers, homes This provoked a speech
by the Kansas man that for emphatic in
Tectiye has not been cqualcd this session.
4 AIg1T
m'ht 81 Hrn. Franklin, but was partcu-
larry eNcoriating touching Col Smith. the
Blue. charged not only that Smith was
drunken and inefficient. but that Ec grossly
abused the inmates under his charge He
declared that the veterans wcr,, practically
kept prisoners that Smith ran n saloon
under government protection. ami that h..
swindled the men in regard To KecIcv
league dues. Blue also charged that under
Gen. Erankltu'S management last wear the
governments lost $25n.uUD. and asserted that
he was not n proper man to Ice made a
manager. While an earnest defense was
I'm; II vas evident that Mr.. Blues speech
had made strong impression on the House.
ana lnulCatlOnS are that when a vote i,
reached the charges against the manager
will be investigated
Mr.. Blues fight against the appofntlpeur
Of Gen, William p. Franklin as member
Of the board Of managers Of the National
tome Tor Disabled Volunteers. which was
~ Yet ~ me rn,ir,t!i'~H IN me HoISc
When his amondmraf T." srnstirrra tihy tI,ys.
name Of Cen % - lInyrqr,i fSr ~. ~ ~
cen FraukIin was r@iei-.J IN ~ ~ TI,
debate On the subfeCt yy,S r1rtirIiI min
O'Clock ana vas gt tirnas ,f+ ~,
Both Gen. Franklin ana GnT Sm5i+E -
the ItaypnwoTtn nome Urra ,nI,,a,,t Z
defended hy Gen. Grosvenor Of 0ht6. ,;.ii
Henderson, Mr. Hun of Iowa rE.irrlan
OF the committee which reportrI rLe ras..
IutionS ana others. Nj Hepburn II low.
Mr. Kirkpatrick of Kansas. and NIr a.
derhead Of Kansas smoke against l,an
Franklin. The resolution 9IonTnf an,,otr- :
Ccu Franklin and Mr. Steele of Ir'Tf.ro
to succeed Themselves: George + / H.
o., 9I Maize r! I" succeed Gen. F"sSeuden. and
s,,tn,1 "'.,,,"N IiSHTItL>9h OF limos L"
suTSttd 1,tI zen. i. 'oah lack,
Nv, ~, ,',. ISL 0L n'r noTF> WORK on
18th was Inc massage Of f@ur I,ar-si,r, I,iff
one 10 pension the widow Of Rear Admiral
Footc nj so n month. the rejection mf n biii
To retire a hospital steward as a second
lieutenant Of ,gygIry and tho rasSara ,,f =
war claim Of los riau Sen6 ~ n..r,,.i-
the House took "a recess ,7r-iI : o..l.,1- -
evening session IA ha d.yn+ai 80 -,..;r-,-o
De-lSinT hills Tho .,ras-i,,, -, - - "a :,
officers y-ifo,ys l.r.-,~ r,.T,.;,-,t 80 - -
ylre soldiers. ,yid,,,,I W.. Ii.,,,I "a: -
aV,ufn-. for r,yn hon.. ~, ,,T,..@9 ~ d.. .
hin 10 r,.,-f,r ~ ,,.i7,.,,- r.. - " -, - %