Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-03-09
ABILENE WEEKLY REFLECTOR ABILENE KANSAS MARCH 10seWE PAGES

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provision OF the revised statutes re
lating to the sale OF liquor in the ter
ritories OF the United States
The amendment OF Senator Calm
ger was defeated, II to 46
EXPOSITION BILLS PASSED IN THE HOUSE
Washington, March S.-No confer
ence reports on appropriation bill
were pressing at six o'clock Yesterday
evening ana the house therefore PAID
its iast trioute OF respect TO the mem
cry OF tne late Representative Hurley
OF new YORK. oy adJournlng until to
Jay. AN attempt was made yesterday
10 CONSIDER the resolutions by the
judiciary committee declaring thai
uen' wheeler snd the three other
members VINO accepted commissions IN
'ne army nad tnereoy vacated tnelr
sea's' out the mousse Dy an overwhelm'
amR Vo,e refused 70 consider Them.
nc po'''icai oi'islon upon thls vote
was sien'ncanI Inc Vo'e stooa u
ayes cast oy ~ republicans - demo-
cra's anu 10 popunsts' ana lao nays
oas' W ioi repuolicans' - democrats
"nu o"e popuiis@ nan miilion aoi'
iais io' eacn was appropriated under
.u'pensi'n VI 'he rules ior .he ran
nhelican eApoSition az bunaio ana
senate bill carrying 81, 900, 900 for q
new building for the department of
justice was passed, and two public
building bills attached by the senate
to bills for public buildings in other
cities were agreed to, one appropriate
ing $3.50, 900 for building at Los An.
geles, CAL, and the other, SIS, 900, for
a building at New Brighton, Pa.
Mr.. Simpson, Of Kansas, seized an
opportunity to reply to the statement
OF Mr.. Grosvenor, OF Ohio, few days
ago, that Tom Corwin, as a result OF
his Mexican war speech, had been re.
pudiated by his party and had died
broken-hearted man. Mr.. Simpson
challenged Mr.. Grosvenor's historical
knowledge and produced facts to show
that Corwin had been deluged with
h0nors after his Mexican war speech,
and had retired from public life in
1864 at the zenith of his fame,
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bv senator Chandler who oxnressed
the hone tho sanate co,feroos would
adhere to the senate,s nronosition avan
sassion ,,o,', ,harah, fn.ood
The Martial rerort was anrood ~ and
the senate reauested arotbar oorfer-
anca with tba horsa
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ment va. .ccentsd without daha,o ~
exclamation Tha HIN ns asan1oa
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