Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1897-03-04
FIFTY-FOURTH CONGRESS
second Session.

Second Session.
WASHINGTON. Feb y -SESATE-Thc ar
nual senatorial observance OF WuShington's
birthday by having hts farewell address read
by one Of the lending elocutionists Of the sem
ate too, ri &c Monday in the presence of =
large audience, Mr. Daniel (lCIl., Val brils
the reader chosen for the occasion Tlc rct
mIindcr OF the day was occupied in tn con-
sidcration Of the Indian appropriation bill
which was not cou,.udci ut tine time 81 ad-
Juurnmcut
HoUsE--Mr Houtclle. the chairman Of the
naval committee. succeeded In getting up The
naval Appropriation pill before adjournment
and after he hal explained its principal T.u-
visions, considerable progress IN it, rcagtI-.
was made before tho end 81 the dty - session.
which came NJ SO o'clock. No exercise la
celebration Of WashunGton'S birthday took
place in the house
WAsHINGTuN. Feb 2L-SENATE In the
scn1tr Tue>da.' % resolution was offered g.,
Mr Mills ldem.. Tex and was agreed To- rr
quc,tIn., the president To- furnish a statrmrr,
Of the facts concerning the arrest, iH IrI.Cu-
WCut ami death ~ rr Ricardo lUsL IA a I uh
jan Practically tue entire day was con-
sum"d in the Discussion 81 an amendment ia
the Indian appropriation bill for the opening
To settlement Of the Uucomplghrc Indian
reservation IN titan, containing over 2.OJJON
acres.
H"rsE Senate bills were passed granting
pension 10 the widow OF the late Zen. Thos
!. casey, corps Of engineers, with an amend
mrnt rciu ing the amount from 10 To so per
mouth, also authorizing the Montgomery,
hayncyille aud Camden Railway Co
t. build a bridge across the Ala
hama river between Lower Peach
Tree and u ~ Rlun The house late Tues
day afternoon ran Unexpectedly into an inter-
cSttrg ami possibly significant dis 'us,ion q.
the civil service law. II came ont h tho con-
slt"rdtlon ~ bill to amend the rcy Used stat
utcs 80 - To- give the governors 81 tcrsiturlr,
the power to remove as well a, 10 appoint GER
tain territorial officers
WAS.IHuIoS. Fob. - -SENArE Tho pso-
ceedlncs in the senate "Wednesday were fun
OF interest from the opening to the close No
less than three propositions were made in re-
lation 10 CuDa-onc BY Senator Allen pop,
Neh), one by Senator Hin aud ono by SEN
ator Morgan, As the unanimous report of the
committee on foreign relations 1t is in the
form Of joint resolution demanding
immediate and uncondi tondl release of Julio
SlncuitIy, and compensation from Spain for
his Imprisonment and sun rings MIR Morgan
gave notice, and was backed by the chairman
Of this committee on foreign relations Mr..
sherman, that action on the relations would
be asked Thursday. The Indian appropriI-
ton hill was taken up and tvO or tire, of the
committee amendments to II provoked long
and rather angry discussion.
HoTsE-The appearance Of William Jen-
aings Bryan. the democratic car ddatc for
president last fan up1n the floor Of the house
was the most noticeable event Of wedncs-
days session. He has the eEtree Of the floor
as an cX-member and cam" into the hall at
I:SO o'clock, about an hour .fter his arrival in
the city. Els appearance evoked ap-
plause from many members, few of
whom gave vocal expression to their
pleasure From his Old scat he responded
TO the greetings Of his friends aud acquaInt-
ancSs, his face beamins with smiles.
WAsHINGroN. Feb % -SExATE-with IN
apparent disregard Of whether the approp-i,-
ton bills. still Enacted on by the senate are
to be passed at the present session, or are to be
rclegated to the house in extra session, the
senate Friday by a vote % 10 to - laid aSide.the
Indian appropri ntion. which had alrcI dy Oc-
cupied three DAYS and took up the Joint resO-
luton which had tccn reported Thursday
from the committee on foreign relations for
the immediate and unconditional release of
Jose Sanguilly from Cuban fortress Ion,
discussion OF the matter took place, but no
action was taken.
HOUsE-By n vote OF ia TO 81 the house.
after two hours debate passed the bill OF
Mr. johnson trep, lniD, authorizing national
banks To make out circulate IN 10 the par value
OF the bon Is deposited to secure il an increase
OF 10 pes cent over the limit now allowed.
Early in the session bills were ssed to fix
and determine the number Of justices OF the
suP'en'c 'out' o, pH',hutl'' VINO shaI. cohNt'-
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turIi appropriation bill and up N the bill f1-
the relief OF = 'Jtl"rS upon the Sioux rese rya-
tion in South Dakota were presented and
agreed In Tbc bouse voied 10 rcccds
frnm i,s di5a.,ro.r,1o,,t ., 10 $50,
nucpimar, mo aruy o,n-,,ri'tio,
hIu rrr,i ,ba ,,.-,,', "a
the army op,a .. bosnit,I a, no, rs
Ar which ~ tisrys.s
clsure A $50. .., by the comm wee a.
foreign affair. ....u. the nresider one
correspondent cit : to the an r.a
punishment 9 aimee. n citizens bv ~
ish authoriti q. In .r was agree I'D.
wAsHINGIO, Feb - -SESArE-The senate
had the Indian appropriation bill before it
throughout all the days session, but that fact
aid not prevent { uhl aud the Sanguilly case
from being fought over even in a more angry
and excited manner than 1t had been
on Thursday The Sanguilly resolution
having been sent TO the calendar. two other
resolutions as TO victims OF Spanish cruelty
were offered one by Mr. Morgan dem. AlaD.
in the case of George Washington Aguirre
anu oy Ht YAH IN relation TO the SUICIDE or
MURDER OF Dr' hlearuo hulA Al m tue
ihuisH aPP'"P't a'''n u.'i was PasScu ahu 'he
senate recessed unit! " 80 p m Tor the con-
siueratioh oi pension pllS
HoUsE-Senate bill providing for the repre-
sentation of the United States at any inter-
national conference to be held for the purpose
OF reaching an agreement to fix the relative
value OF gold and silver. after an animated
ulScussloh' was passed., Inc operation OF the
ru io permi,''"s mno'io'is ,n 70 surpenu me
run Friday for the remainder Of the
session and under that rule the following
measures were passed: Setting apart site 5, in
;n g ~ he orc.,nd NV ,ha naumh,ars ~ Ou, ~.
American ReyoIutiop; providing for arbitra-
ton of labor troubles between the managers
of Interstate commerce carriers and their
empoyes, prpnipl''ns ,he Importation OF I'M
-
49,, Ss,nr,a MarGn ;Sa Ar.-he sen,
tho mat en-, mn Tn debate on the NOS,