Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1897-07-31
CONGRESS ADJOURNS.
Closing Work Of the Extra Session OF
the Senate and House. .
rariff Bili Passed by . Vote OF 40 TO so
Message from tho President Recon-
mcnding the appointment OF
Currency Concession.

WASHINGTON, July 26.-In the senate
nm Saturday Mr.. Allen, OF Nebraska,
resumed his speech in opposition to
the tariff conference report and the
bill In general. Several others fol-
lowed and then ut three o'clock the
roll call began and the vice president
afterwards announced that the report
had been adopted by n vote Of 40 TO 80.
A brief executive session was
then held and when the doors
we're opened the presidents message,
recommending currency commission,
was read and recess taken until s:i5
p. m. When the senate reassembled
at that time the presidents message,
together with the house bill based
thereon, were referred to the finance
committee. Resolutions were adopted
of the customary sort, commenting
Vice President Hobart and Presiding
Officer Pro TEN. Frye for their cour-
tesy and fairness. Senators Allison
and Turpie, who had been appointed
on the joint committee to call on the
president, reported that the president
had no further communication to
make, and ut nine o'clock the senate
auJourneu sine uie'
Closing Work OF the House.
WASHINGTON, July a6.-In the house
on Saturday, after some routine bust
ness, Mr.. Dingley moved 4 recess until
IL a l.
'"ree ocioch' SUM aiter Tue HOUSE,
resumed Its session Speaker Reed
signed the tariff bill. A few minutes
later the nresident's execut;ve clerlr
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