Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-02-03

In the House on Monday oo,,,
hours were devoted to business n 10Y
the District of Columbia md - ~ sela
der of the day was occunind 1"r IL. l
Indian appropriation bill IVY wy
bate was precipitated by an ollua Ivy
by Mr.. Simpson Pop. Kapl tn W
ed interview with the presiaort1 ~
subject of immigration, Mr. Cd
took occasion to express the onin;1
The President had never used somoI
language imputed to him, and th"
drlfted into general discussion
industrial conditions. In the Sono|
posed annexation of Hawaii wnSl
what extensively reviewed hv nh
gan of Alabama while spcakjnr ~
ton of personal privilege Ono
features of the session was IN ali
speech by Mr.. Turpie of Indiana
port of the Teller resolution TN" |
appropriation bill was debated sonl
hthrec hours, but was not passed N
ate adjourning pending the disnosj
point of order made against an /
ment offered by Mr.. Allen of nj
to the pending bill.
! Under the parliamentary fiction
cussing the Indian appropriation n
! House devoted almost the ont;l
Tuesday to a political debate in
the main question was whether \
ity had come to the country as a I'd
the advent of the present admjish
Mr.. Smith, the delegate from h
made an attack on the system of T
ing the Indians. and Mr.. WalkprI
to strike out the appropriation
Carlisle school. Ne vote was ID
the motion. A bill. was passed ..
American register to the foreic
steamer Navajo. In the Senate
sion was characterized by hea
most acrimonious, discussion of TN
cial question. For nearly four lid
Teller resolution was under consid
the principal speeches being made
Allison Qowa). Mr.. Berry (ArkanS
Mr.. Hoar Massachusetts.
Consideration of the Indian ap
ton bill consumed the entire da
House on Wednesday. The deb,
chiefly on extraneous subjects.
ton to. strike out the appropria
the Carlisle Indian school was 4
after considerable debate, % to
pages Of the bill were disposed
conference report on the urgent q
bill was adopted. In the Senate
was spent in Il discussion of til
| silver resolution.
The Indian appropriation bill VI
ed BIZ the House on Thursday
political debate which had beer
since Monday was transferred to
trict of Columbia bill, which foil
The only two important changes
the Indian bill as passed were
nation of the provisions for tho
| of the gilsonite mineral lands
Kiowa, Comanche, Apache and
reservations, both of which Wen
points Of order. The features O
bate Thursday were the speeche
Hartman (siIyer Republican, N
! denunciation of the financial poll
administration, and of Mr.. Doll
publican. Iowa., in reply to the sd
tacks OF the opposition. In tn
the day was spent in debate on
resolution.
The bill to pay the book publisl
pany Of the Methodist Episcopa
south 2SS,000 Cor damages Sus
that corporation during the VI
encountering an obstinate
which STAYED off Il vote on two
private bill days, was piIoted
sage in the House on Friday by
or of Texas. who was i'll char
message. The friends of the
proved themselves in an over
majority, and the opposition,
could hold out nc longer. rel'Icta
ed. The vote on the Dill was
An evening session for the con
of other private bills was lei.
Senate the entire day was tar
consideration of the Teller SHY
ton. 1t was passed by VOC
81.
The District of Columbia app
bill was before the House on
but the day was spent III poli'l
The controvcrtcd question as
prosperity had arrived attFac'e
attention and interest, ana tcS
and con was offered throughot
At times considerable acrlmo'i
played, but as Il rule the deD",t
natured, both sides seeming
that it was merely a Strtgsl
political advantage. Inc oeH'
in session.
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