The Globe-republican., 1901-02-28
FFTY-SIxTH CONGRESS.
st Louis Exposition Bill Passes with
Sunday Closing Clause.


hioh h sa the urne Of 70 the
The conference on the creek and Cherokee
eraI leases annuIIed
the disposition Of lands in the Wichita and
to eive the governor. Instead Of the seoretars OF
t tnxnSbfn sf.,eers aPpo1'i's "a 1 county anu
The h91ss passed the 800 ,pPpropFa ton
Louis in 1905
sIxTIErH DAY.
The senate by vote o ~ Is rejected the
conference report ON the military academy bill
Th hs trouble sroSs over the hazn a s
dPass,s IN 1ds d for liners fr s
The dispatch sent out yesterday eoneernins
the HE grades vas as. not S11Tees The
Senator Debee s-oke on the Nioaraguan canal
United states the right to control tho canal
when constructed.
bill IL sR Se t sae Of
soa m tie and rsaehe
an extended debate ensued- No result was
sIxTY-F1Rsr DAY
postonice appropriation bin. but did not fnish
roads for carrying the mails about per cent
There was sharp controversy on the pneu.
We're onered to extend the service in Chieago
the point that they had not been referred a
commIttee- a committee meeting
nounced TO meet at once,
Mr. Curtis .Glas) secured an amendment to
back the jurisdiction all soldiers homes TO
The Inea ii prIaten pin Proviaes for
drests Treasury pace . 600
the annuity promised to them in I79i,
ton T @ p pnseed tue nn sh eiy Of
the deficiency the last of the regular appropria-
s1xrY-sEcoND DAY.
The senate spent two hours in discussing
before the senate the antitrust biii The enort
The aqpropriation for the pneumatic tube
81 over fast mali service 49,
Mr. Hepburn dowa> in eondemnine hazins,
asserted that habits of oppression rIned BY
III Tor he Fs5S'sa to enlist in the navy
ESsTa pay items e employees Of the house
service which they divided with, men who ala
point poi an investiga5ing Committee 70 s'p
Tie house assed the general deficiency bill
sIXTT-THIRD
Two o the great supply bills passed the sen
ate, the postal and the diplomatic and consular
appTopglaton bills The senate took action to
TO the bill mere sgrGed t9
the of 5hd
been c1assed as second class matter it should
before the postoff1ce department.
The conference report on the Indian appro-
Senator Bacon (Ga) read washington's fare
well address
Mr. Bailey (Ks.l by unan imo,Is consent ca1Ieo
up the bill which has passed the senate to pay
Kansas University $50 900 for the claim held
by the university u gift from the New Eng
land E,nigrant Society, for the destruction of
the Free State hotel in Lawrence in 1856 by the
United states marshal. The bill was passed
Unanimous consent legislation resulted N
passing bills. % claim bills and I39 private
pension bills by roll call
sIxTY-FOURTH DAY.
The senate passed the St. Louis exposition
bill after a rider was put on it giving ss5o-oo0
C.. exposition and providing that neither OF
them shall be opened an Sunday.
senator Morgan by par iaTnentary tactics. Sc
Nicaraguan canal bill. The cleo bin had by
manipulation lost its place unfinished bust
ness which it had gained by displacing the canal
fortific alton bill the right of The forth
1cation bill was completed and passed
The army appropriation bill was then taken
AS it passed the house it carried SI17 ST.
749. but reported t. the senate it cut
down Bis. S54 Oi9.
The senate passed bill reimburse Ne
braSka in the of Si4500 for SupPreSSinR
Indian outbreaks
The house created committee to investigate
the pay of employees of that body, which had
reached position of q scandal
The bill increase the efficiency of the
enue cutter service was debated without action
were sent to conference and considerable mis-
cellaneous business transacted
Grant Gillette BALM Hay
Ell Paso, Tex, Feb. 21.-Grant Gil
1ette of Kansas cattle fame, is at work
day 1aborer about hay baler. He