| Show IN washington I 1 4 A lively day in both tile houses I 1 I 1 1 ff vote on passage to be tak oil 0 ALI EN LAW outside gossip of senatorial labors DALLIS appropriation bills signed coinage Is tati judge fullers case tomorrow to morrow western asad press io tun THE on th ca I 1 andar and a largo be of bills passed washington july 19 the so dato to day took up the bill Q r tiby RE agreement with the she j hone or bannock indians on tile fort hall re t 0 n idalio and passed it with an am en the following bills were taken from the calendar and passed senate bill amendatory of the act of tile 0 I 1 jun g 1838 as to postal crimes doin clar non at I 1 indech tit lewd 5 fa matory or threatening do language as written or printed t senat a bill 0 prohibit members of territorial leals lasures from holding certain the senate bill relieving ties in territories in certain cases and authorizing billay and city eions to issue bon abor necessary im prove ments to an amount not ex aeed ing f r cent of the as e d val t n r addition to their bond ed indebtedness on the iston jan ry the house bill supplementary to the pacific railroad acts with amendments the senate then proceeded to the consideration of executive business and when the doors opened reopened re adjourned Jour ned the bill passed by the senate with amendments supplementary to the pacific railroad acts is the bill passed by the alouse od the ard 3rd of march re quiric pacific railroad companies to const g ct maintain and operate telegraph lines and to afford equal facil liea to all connecting telegraph lines the amendments merely strike out the word construct wherever it occurs I 1 THE HOUSE finai OF THE MILLS BILL BY THE jelv 19 the alouse immediately went into committee of the whole on the tariff bill and wits addressed by dockery in relation to the wool clauses he as followed by springer who spoke of the benefits free wool would bring to the laboring man and his family and to every branch and concluded ilia remarks ith a dulog of tile mills bill and the in 11 so of the great things that would E accomplished under its beneficent inal notice dingley maine ridiculed springers argument end said protection had developed the wool industry and if not broken down would soon enable our farmers to produce all tile wool consumed in the country ile then proceeded in a general way to the mills bill benum of I 1 n diana and gallinger of raw hampshire spoke for aill against tile bill butterworth of ohio said the bill had been framed and passed without consultation etith those who represented file va tand growing interests it nas not pretended that this so called revision of the tariff had been made except from the standpoint of those who favored for revenue only m aich was another name for free trade so far from stopping the increase of the surplus I 1 in would be I 1 ncr eased under tile operation of theli ills bill in her next tile people would a it in judgment oil the position mccu pied by each side of the house reed contrasted the appearance of the democrats at tile beginning of the with that they presented today to day hen it was about to end throughout the whole debate not a single was delivered on the other a which did not contain I 1 of free trade as plainly as they had ever been enunciated by the gentleman from new york cox who today to day vas erli aps tile only man on the other i do w lie was not afraid to x ress his sen ti ments there never beag been an opportunity when a de could mouth the term tarifa that lie did not put its tongue around it in an affectionate fashion that did him good if not someone else yet today to day the eitleman ent leman from illinois springer F lad stammered out some idea that be was a little afraid 0 I 1 brinsc a free trader why were the gentleman so anxious to show that they were not so much in favor of free trade why were do tach ments sentous to new yolk to give reassurances to the doubting brethren why was it that the chairman of the committee on ways and means that lofty and courageous aitt zen of texas who dared to explain his views had gone to new york a n d there no fear of free trade from him why had lie swallowed words only four old why was it that a crowd aars democratic n w a apers were en explain tat after all they per ce tit robbery to them selves laughter it was because gentlemen on the other sida had beo t bear it oin the people of the irr tilted states it wits because they recognized the fact that the people were in favor of the american doctrine of protection applause on the republican side that they were in favor of having articles which the people of amerle a used ma le by american workingmen and from now until election time the greatest effort of gentlemen of the other side would be y so boldly made and to allow tha t cleveland himself was a genuine pro applause and laughter on the Ru publican side I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 ty t I 1 n motion of this closed tit 0 r c and consideration of the bill in committed commit teo of the m hole and 0 it motion it was reported to the af I 1 ouse with favorable tion amid hearty applause from tha democrats its further consideration was then postponed until 1130 D lib S C as a question of privilege called up the allentown public building and the presidents veto message tho report of the commetta com mittA was read recommending that the bill he notwithstanding the veto i the house refused to pass the bi over the veto yeas t nays 84 not the necessary two thirds voting in I 1 lie ail rm at I 1 vo tho then took a recess until the evening session to be for the consideration of bill reported from ahlo committee on military altairi alT aIrs the only bill of public importance lasenby the I 1 ions tills even ing was one paid providing that the army a be monthly whenever the secretary of war shall so direct the previous question was ordered on tile bills retiring general bvm F smith with the rank 0 t colonel A F smitha ith the rang of colonel and W W averill with the rank of captain and providing aid to state homes for the sup rt of disabled and sailors no final action taken stricter STRICT Ei naturalization law washington july 19 senator blair today to day introduced a bill beclar t hereafter no alien shall be ted to naturalization until he shall have been a resident of the united states during fire years tin mediately preceding the application for papers nor until he shall prove by two reputable bitne es that during these years he has behaved as a person of good moral character and shall als 0 in the presence of speake read and write the englich language with such intelligence and facility as to p rove that lie has the c capacity to transact ordinary business in that language and by its use to become well in formed in tha principles of the con ution and t rie duties of an amerl can citizen the naturalized person the bill provides shall not exercise the liht of Sui for opp ear after re belving ills paper are forbidden to try more than twenty naturalization cas e I 1 r al a and false in such c a a blared to be sufficient cause for forthe feature of the persons right to suffrage e senatorial NOTES oto july 19 the senate in secret session today to day spent th ree hours cons daring the samuel J bigelow to be district of now jersey senators edmunds evarts and some others opposed the confirmation vigor it was rejected by a large majora t ahe fuller case was not considered today to day hut will be taken up to morrow the senate as finished its hearings and will have for the finished and ready to submit full fidanc e committee on saturday senator chase has submitted an exhaustive report upon ills bill to re duce tile postage on fo ur th class ile says the bill in effect to merge ilia third with a uniform in ra to of one cent each two 0 ances or fraction thereof COINAGE washington july 19 J B cabell I 1 kentucky has been appointed as the railway mail service the director of the mint arts for the year that the product 0 f ol 01 d amounted to and of s ilver to the coinage of the mints during the calendar year was bars of got I 1 and silver manufactured the coin age of the world during tile calendar year was gold and silver the production in the in 1880 was 93 gold and balver tito EX washington july 19 randall is slowly getting strength and it Is he may soon be able to a I 1 t up in an easy chair it has been aux that randall might possibly be carried to the house on S arturd a to litis vote would be too hazardous and lie will probably bo paired on th 0 bill on its final vote appropriations 19 abe dent has approved the agricultural and district of columbia the irish 19 the work of the baili fils engaged in making evictions at Kill county clare is I 1 by the populace who hive cut all the bridges beleen kitrush kilrush and kilkee and taken other mease tea to delay the ross of the evictors evic tors the chapel bells are tolling to warn the of the approach of the om cars people he plan of campaign has been adopted by tile tenants on estates altralee atT ralee county kerry TREASURE philadelphia july 19 final preparations for the search for the treasure of a british sloop of war sank near delaware breakwater in 1703 complete and the expedition I 1 start to from cam den on a I 1 a bemel sith ocean charts r a pl an rg nautical instruments the h 18 believed to contain in spanish gold the popes intentions bouic july 19 the ro pe in a conversation stated that he does not intend to leave inome ile expressed regret that his last note to the irish in to the wl it u ti 0 should have been inck ret ot tito UNION ROM july 19 at a meeting of the republican state central committee a resolution was adopted declining to put a stat ticket in the field and recommending that tile re support the union labor t ickom no action was taken concern ing an electoral ticket THE MYSTERY DENVER july 19 A trinidad special says the mod who represented as remington an artist for llora ll orp and ni elded esst week has been fulty identified as raymond baron von germany alm ilm father Is a in ta a german I 1 aminy and of noble family II 1 I 1 1 |
