Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-13

opposition on the broad ground Of an
tagonism to appropriatilg public
money for private or sectarian pur-
poses.
Washington, Feb. 6. 49, The bclated
tariff bill emerged from the finance
committee to-day and made it's appear
ance in the senate soon after the seS-
sion opened. Chairman Morrill, made
the report, stating that n free silver
amendment had taken the place Of the
original bin. and adding. amid laugh
ter, the closing phrase of official pro-
cedure of Massachusetts. land may
God save the commonwealth" Mr..
Quay made two attempts to have the
bill ~reCOmmitted to the committee
with instructions TO report back sep
aratc tariff and free silver bills. but
was cut off by parliamentary objcc-
tons. His resolution for rccommit-
mcGt viii come up, under the rules, to-
morrow. y sharp contest occurred at
the close of this discussion between
the senators favorable to advancing
the appropriations bills ana those de-
string TO tax" up general legislation.
| Inc latter clement prevailed in two
test votes aud the right Of way was
cnc,,rcd IN. Two ro,,IT,ia, nr ~, ~,
Loie If Id1no =, ,or,rr, tIo n,a,I.a1 %
,-orsiI,rirr ov,,. rr;, tioa L;ml I,,D"' ,,
trih,Iti,r tInrn, nr,,rr h. snrar,
nittn%s This y.,s sf,,a,r ,r,. n;t
on Ia. tno rric-Ig ~ t,o ,n,r,nrin
tioo romui,,no VIM non,a,nIoI .hn.
the change Was revolutionary and de-
signed TO IiSmrUt1p the ion
cnn,n,ittan Rho CnoI vnta ,voS no,
ro,cLnd hut II woe nri6ont franz tho
hat ond in,.iIontoI rotos thot = mo-
ioritv ov,,,d tLo nLonno
AR DirrIc, rEoirman of tbo r.ors
ond moars rG,cr,f4too +ndar rorort"d
hnck tho sop,t, r,,.o nniro~r ,,LGtit,+o
for tho house LrrL I'M Gin tho rn
Omcndati0n that tho house ]non-cOncur
and insist ON ito hin Mr. Crisn ron
r~osnntirr tho minority g,yo notice
that tbr minority wouId ask the horse
70 concur Tho rnnort will he called
ND tomorrow. and the debate will ran
for two DAYS with NIGHT sessions,
=
WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-The senate
committn" on foreign rotations ro-
nortpd the following resolution. .That
| IN fhn 0nlnlGn OF congress "A EDn1ltl9n
Of nuhIir war exists hetween tho GOV
eminent of Spain and the government
proclaimed and for some time main
tanned by force of arms by the people
Of Cuba: and that the United States
of America should maintain n strict
neutrality between the contending
mowers and accord to each all the
tarritory of tho United States" At
1910 0uov's resolution 70 recommit
the free coinage substitute for the
tariff hill was loid he,oro tho senate
when II was found that a prior resolu-
tion nv Mr. Uanshrouvb directing the
secretary of agriculture to execute the
loW rs TO seed distribution had pre-
oodoroo Mr. O,ov tnen made a speech
dorouncipp Secretary Morton for re-
CUISINE IN distrihrte seeds and for his
AGITATION Of the financial question. The
- roooIrtion won't over until TO-
,ynr.ow
Tn tho houso DAIeoatn Catron n. M
;~ntroJrcod = Hill to nrevcnt the
nnriIietic festival from taking place
ncor nj poso The bill makes prize
Gghting y misdameonor punishable by
imnrisonmpnt for not less than five
vnars II yyas nossed without n de-
'.iSian consent Rom The District
of Columhia oppropriation bill, on
which n drbt has been made over
choritabIe anpropriations. was de-
faateJ nv a vote of 135 TO 143. The
vote was ofterward reconsidered aud
the bill referred TO 4 committee.
Washington, Feb. S.-Mr. Quay mod
iaod his resolution 10 recommit the
tnrif lin, so as NOT 70 include instruc-
a." ,n,;++oo ond NJ his own