The Globe-republican., 1896-01-02
CONGRESSIONAL.


NONOnESSlONAL.
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arc 10 b IN unl;m;t.1 .,,o,,,% - 49, .s..
cent fivs yeer coin hccd. n ,,,ct.s* ~.
gold reserve. With the provision' that
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ment The t.r;8 ;t,r.. -. 49, eo.o.I
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q comnensatorv 6ntv ~ 800. $3.50.
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rates. a dnfv ~ 81 No. ..,t - ~. $3.50 ,So.
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advaIorem. an ;n.ra..s ~ >, NJ. =. 800 -.
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~ ~ MnsoIoor"an Eases exceed those OF tho
~ law
Dec "a .Ihe Senate made Christmas pres
ent 10 the SCUM. as Nj. Hill aptly character
azed the oil introduced By him removing the
proscrlpnve liabilities passed at the close OF
the war against the service Of es-Confederates
IN the United states army or navy.
.ne oIu passed unanimously. Sena-
.or na"iey presented Dill authorizing
S cue o s:a OF war 70 issue spring
.eu ,M1 10 SCaoo mhneafJ ofSanizations
a, ~ eAcnanse ior oio guns Mr. squire OF wash
:n H'cu spoAe against me an'ustico OF employ
us :oeSn engIneen ON american SHIPS re-
se.'H's so .s rom tue Cnted 0tates gov
uraa,;.s al ,S;o ouou ~, OIL 70 overcome tho
Tbn ...s:rS - III III tIuS' ~
shaf..tf ~ ~, n0 . nouse was oliel mi:
n.sS.,. ~ o. nN1''.; a'e'up.ec 70 secure tno
pIotta .ud p,,',s Ta. vpen,ns une oou: =:
,oId S;s.o"n.;o '"ele nave lece1lN oeen iaIse
e ~. Hn;o".aSs ns ciai,nan'S 0us
- Sp a. Ct neeu nau f D q
so,ta. 80. Htp.":1 Ing Cao oe nepEe
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Pra.;dont:s 60, ~ ~. 49,. 49, s.e W ts
trnc The S1,oa.a Ia hota , a. . H.. "
day n letter from the So.,o,'o. - tho Tnte.;o.
trapsr ;ttine a rcn,v 20 Ho,o,N E1rnr,.
resolution asking the reasons for tn, delav r.
the alloting of the landi on the Wichita reserva-
ton to the Indians, and the openinc Of the snr.
plus land to settlement, The SECRETARY saw.
the reason of the delay i. owing to the fact
that their is test case now pending regarding
the title of the lands, and that he has only one
relative by marriage who is engaged as attorney
for tho Indians.
Dec. 26-The House resnonced In the anneal
Grafton of which is limited tn two and fslf
years, and which is DESIGNED to raise soon OaO
for t;,s relief of the treasury. The vot, was IN
pari- lines. with two e,cent;ona The Rennh.
lIc,us all voted for the hill excent Hartman Of
Montana. who d id not vote. and the Democrata
and Populists against it, save Newlands. Pop.
uliist. Of Nevada ubo vot,d n favor ~ tho
measnro T. was s;on;6csnt +h.t sove-ai Re-.
publicans, notab' y Mr.. Dalzel, Mr.. Payne. Mr..
HOPKINS and MI. Grosyenor predicted the
passage Of a 1enuine protective measure a a
soon as the Republicans gained control of the
White House. The bill repeals the present
tariff law until Auonst I. 1904 II restorea 60
Der cent of tho Mckinley rates on WOOL and
WOO ems, lumber and carpets. and makes hori-
zontal increase of the present rates In all
other schedules. except sugar. q 16 per cent.
Dec 27-Tbo Hons, entered mon tho con.
sideration of the bond hill The hi, aroused
the onnos;t;on ~ The Hemoc,.ts and ponnI;st.
the Gold Democratic being arraved .ea;ns, =
hecanse thew cla;med II did not 1;vs
the Secretary the .nthor;tv To ;.sne eoi6
bonds. With vh;cb h, desired IN renlen;eh
the reserve and the silver nemocrats On The
oronnd Of their General onnos;t;on IN bond
issues In the Rennbl;can ronks also thera
developed sncb hitter onnos;t;on tn the
hill "a oririnallv drawn and tn tho
proposition Ia force the hill IN = vote to.5.v
that the Rcpnhlican memhers of tho co,, r,;tto.
m wavs and means ;ncornoratod T. - an
.mendmcnt snec;fcal,v 6ecla r;n~ th.t ,a.h;a.
in the act sbonld Ia con strnod 90 . ,,oS;6.n.;ne
or repeal of the act of 1878 for the reissue of tn
grcenbacks when NJ .eemed. and the 6 committees
on rules extended the limit Of de-
bat, until tomorrow at o'clock Init 40.
clined to Civ, members of the House
opportunity to offer amendments
The Senate was enlfvened bv . en;r;+.d d.
hate in which Mr.. Hill of Nav WI oil NJ.
Teller q Colorado. were the nr,nc;n.I Fnn.o.
The New YORK. Senator nrac;n;tatn5 cons;da.a'
tion of the bond onest;nn bv pffa.;D sosei.,
to- I;roc,;no that t,t,.o ~ IL. iesoiu'
now Tho an1d roso-ra .S, III" ISSUES 70 To
- 10 .hn" souAu oear pro
Ill ~ 10y cu Payapie IN
smrrort - tI;s In NJ Nh, - o nolue,' IN
.;, ta..p' III s:M...,.:.. eau a speecn SET
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