The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-03
,1Isg WITHIN THE CAPITOL.
CONTROVERSY OVER THE
% Ur.rCURATION REVIVED.

&c Missouri Raises a Point
pTN ,be Location of the Inaug-
''O sand wholly in Front of the
Hr"' ,,-,n~-DaIzeII Defends JUS
N"'' s,.,,os-ActiOn ON the Veto Of
t'' ,n,.,iaration Bill Postponed
the ar.,,.v-sundry Civil Bill Not
~ r;nalIy Disposed of.
~ .,uator March 1.-The old contro-
"a', ,..,,,.oan the Senate and House over
'tIsS ..o, Of the control of the ceremonies
.onnectlon with the Inauguration OF
D - came to the surface when the
..,,ssemb.ed at 10 o'clock, in contin-
n'a- Of Mondays legislative session. Mr..
l'''y-' dem. of Missouri. offered res
- which was referred to the com
w. '',so IN rules directing that committee to
sstioate and report by what authority
.u,,,g,,ral stand was being erected
'-' Nv, ia front of the Senate wing of the
H- ,.J a departure from the invariable
since the building was erected, and
u -.o to inquire and report whether or not
-. House had any control over the inau-
eural ceremonies.
Tbs naval and districts of Columbia ap-
..ori,tion bills were received from the
s.a.,e the House voted to non-concur in
;, amendments made by that body and
asked a conference.
Whom the House convened for Tuesday
...soo MIR. Dalzell, rep, of Pennsylvania,
!, ac,ordance with the promise made some
5.r. ago. replied to the structures passed
~.,o Justice Shiras by Messrs. McMillin,
lam of Tennessee, and De Almond, dem,
!, Missouri. in connection with the decis-
i'm of the supreme court upon the income
NV hill He asserted that the record of
mo case gave no ground for the charge
nat Justice shiras had changed his mind,
end that it showed that Justice Brown
had done so.
Nessrs. McNiillin and De Almond refused
70 accept the statements Of MIR. Dalzell
and reafIirmed the charges.
A concurrent resolution was passed au-
borzing the printing of 10000 copies Of the
hearings before the committee on banking
and currency.
A motion to suspend the rules and pass
The bill providing for a settlement by suit
or compromise of the claims of the United
states against various states on account
Of defau.ted interest on Indian Trust funds
was defeated.
Mr.. Aldrich, rep, of Illinois, endeavored
to bring up the bill prohibiting the trans
mission of papers containing illustrated
accounts of prize fights. but the House
voted - to 80, to take a recess.
At 4:4O o'clock the House took a recess
until 80 o clock.
As soon as the House re-assembled in
the evening Speaker Reed laid before the
House a message from President Cleve-
land vetoing the immigration restriction
bill.
Mr. Bartholdt rep, of Missouri, moved
that the consideration of the message be
postponed until / o'clock tomorrow, when
there would doubtless be a larger attend
ance than was present now. This was
agreed to-1N to II.
The partial report of the conference
on the sundry civil appropriation bill was
agreed to, and the House insisted on ITS
disagreement to the amendments still in
discussion and ordered further difference
Washington, March 3, a. NAT 2 a.
n. the House is still considering the SEN
ate amendments to the sundry civil bill
yet in dispute between the two houses.