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Sun Az oF TIE Dali I PROCEEDINGS
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yesterday senator cling ton Md
aintrod uced q bill to establish the Uni
versiity Of the United States il Wash
3ington. A resolution was adopted ask
ing for an itemized statement Of war;
fund expendi futures. Senator Morgan;
Ala. in g speech said that negro SUIT
frage ia the south INSTRUCTED prog
3ress, and Senator Pettig grew d. de-
5clared the United States had attacked
Filipinos, though allie thus being
guilty Of treachery.
Washing Jan. 10. a resolution
was adopted in the senate yesterday
calling upon the secretary Of war for
data on purchase Of transports. Sem
gator Beveridge Nnd. spoke in favor
of American retention of the Philip
pines and Senator Hoar Mass. in OPP
position thereto. s5z5t
Washing Jan. II he time was
occupied in the senate yesterday in
paying tributes to the memory Of the
late Vice President Hobart Address
ses were delivered by Senators SeweH
and Keane (N. j. I, Daniel (ya.) Depew
z(N. ~ Cockrell mo. J, Cullom I'll. j,
Davis (Minn. Morgan Ala, Chan
der H:) Lodge Mass Gallery
Ga and Allen ((Neb. 5== sZ !z5 ..5s
Washing Jan. IL. The senate
yesterday listened ito a debate on the
Philippine question between Senator
Lodge and Senator Pettigrew, the
former urging full publicity on all
matters connected with the issue and
the latter bitterly attacking the adj
ministration. Senator Stewart spoke
in opposition to the currency reform
bill. Bills were passed comforting adj
5ditional authority upon the director Of
the census and increasing to So. $780,
900 the limit of cost of the new Indi-3
annapolis public building. Senator
Spooner introduced a bill providing
that the government of the Philip
pines shall be vested in such person or
persons as the president may direct
until congress shall direct how the is
land shall be governed. Adjourned to
the 18th. re ~ u r
X House.
Washington Jan. 9.--In the. house
yesterday a bill was passed to make
the dependent pension act apply to all
who served 80 days in the military or
naval service. during the civil war. A
charge that two federal appointees Of
the president, Postmaster John c..
Graham, of Provo City, Utah, and
Postmaster Orson Smith, of Logan,
Utah. are under Indictment as polyg-
samists was ordered investigated.
Washington, Jan. 1O.-The house
was not in session yesterday.
Washington, Jan. lin the house
yesterday bills were introduced to re-
peal the stamp tax sections of the war
revenue act; to license corporations,
taxing them at the rate of one per cent.
per annum on stocks and bonds when
they amount to 81 ,O0O, 900 or less, and
by sliding scale to ten per cent. on
$5o0,00 600 or more: for an appropri-
alton of $100, 900 for a government post
Office building in Sterling, Ill. .
Washing Jan. H.. - The house
was not in session yesterday.
Washingto Jan. Bin the house
yesterday bills were introduced pro-
viding for the appointment of a com
mission to regulate trusts, and to pre-
vent hazing at military academies.
The committee on interstate and fo;-
eign commerce ordered a favorable res
port upon the bill for the construc-
ton Of the Nicaragua canal. Adj
jcurned to Monday. q. s.