The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-01-23
THE NATIONAL LEGISLATURE.
House Passes the Pension Appropriateness
RuI After Three Days Discussion.

House Passes the Pension Appropristion
BIZ After Three Days Discussion.
TwENrr-FIRsT DAY
The old charge against Col Wilder 3 Metcalf
being used against his being confirmed to the.
we e referped to senators scott. simon and Nc
senator Mason offered resolution in refer.
s se wo 30 aisenss It later ana gave
Mr. stephens (rexas) has introduced a
luton prevailing for addi.ionaI sownsi tie con-
introduced a joint resolution restricting the
Mr.. Lacy has introduced bin providing for
registers and receivers of land offices
District sn i Of coi 1ni bia business
UNSATISFACTORY DAY
senator Nelson Cdinn-, explained the necss-
merce- He argued that such department
Immigration ana bring them in better harmony
Senator Telier " as not satisfied with the pro
rean from the interior department. to the com
Senator Lodge objected to the transfer Of CON
the pension appsopriatdon 1il the bone Of con
qPop giving % oa to sGldies
attached The ana fTaId Of the
pensi9n s ef eo admit reterans to
Nationol Soldiers. homes and to give support SUI port
nessee. the democratic leader: deelared he
enter union homes. -,.,z ,,,,,
punish the lynohing OF aliens. and to give fed
eral courts Of such o r s
torial government for Indian Territory
rwENTY-THIRD
by Senator HaTris. provided for a Joint commit
ste sie 81 aoe r3 the hail Of recerds '''e
Another Resolution by senator Harris was
the senate as to what had been done 90 secure
account Of the subsidy debt of the Kansas d.
xlding for an a investisa conduct the
n spoke gPo s, hi. E S 9n
sisted that the protective tariff was necessary
for setting aside part of the salaries OF govern
em epl s,aa p in tnei9 old age e.-
nun pa R1s
schedule on the free list; and reducing antiG1es
throughout that schedule
TwENrr-rHIRD DAY.
The senate spent much time in routine bust
BIS refasfng to the formaton of naval re-
ssrve f91 both TIER ataoR ana
nsny sprHns 70 h snsr o
to eh aee o9 may be
elected by she people
the pension apIrogr,, ition pill for the ME-
EinIey n1ernorial exercises in their hall on Jam
The House PASSED a nouse joint resolution, to.
appropriate $4,000 for the Charleston, 5 C.,
K Bill passed allow the redemp-
| ton of war revenue stamps within two years
OF committees with personal clerks
1x~ENTZ-FOURTH
The discussion OF the BIN create dep e;,-
satsfac.on eth number OF its features and
| $50 900 approprisstion for the Charleston expo
ro sa m tine 96f
n naHep gS of an rra1ate PENSION bills
Hawaiian silver received the approval Of the the
9 bs TIE 1eeo b1 P a neh Ie
Of autisS the coins to be rs s o at s 9
| money nossao in silver dollars.
rwENrx-RIFTH
| There vv<ss ne, session of the senate
seey n so eoe 1b bf to spps1
men in sh ip9 sof s isa ee Of
| every WORKING place; and that all workings
Mr.. stephens cTesas5 insrodneed a pnl pro
xdng for the se .I ut Of bat
the presen1 statute so as to clear away existing
The BIZ erantine Indian TeTritoEy towns the
| the dollar of vauation, for the constsuation Of
| waterworks and school houses
Ketchura tae owner of Cresoeas says
| he has received more han $40, 900 in
| purses and for exhibitions by Cresceus
| dursza&r the season.
Crum to BE nIarshaA
Topeka, Jan 2O.-The announcement
by the president that he would appoint
L. s. Crum, of Oswego, u s. mar
shall for Kansas was first received hers
by a dispatch from Senator Burton tt
/ State Treasurer Grimes His deputies
viii be: Frank McG-ath, of Beloit
| Charles iBidd1e, of Coldwater; G. j
[ Drayx of RnrIin game and Frank Elem