| Show SENATE AND HOUSE The Sanjully Retolullon Dropped Without Further Debate 1 liE 1MIIAS AIIIIOIIIUTIOX UILL Several imrnJiiiiiU Agreed ToIutl atom Transacted br Ibo Ifouse WASiflNaios Feb 26Tbe terenl ty of the Beuate when the session opened today gave little evidence ol the exciting scenes yesterday The galleries were well filled In anticipation anticipa-tion of a renewal of the boetllltlet but business was soon directed Into routine channels with the understanding that tile Hajully Cntan resolution would come up aa soon as business was tin labbd The House bill was patted to prevent pre-vent trespassing aud lor the protection of national parks I Uuay Pa endeavored to take up thu bill for a nallonal commllon to Investigate labor problem Hale Maine oljectoii to going on with tile mousiest remarking tint It I alt t was a gigantic tciemo to establish I U lot of high nrlcol office holders Tile Indian appropriation bill was taken up Ihe amendment referring attorneys claims against old settlers to the Cherokee fund was agreed lot with au amendment excepting claims al ready settled lurrtW9Mlchtnido a statement that attorneys already had received I till enormous Bum of 193000 The lawless I condition of affairs In Indian territory was fully dl cusaed in con ncctlou with the umendmout providing provid-ing for a federal Judicial system lu Ihe n attend 01 Ibo five clvlllzd tribe Vest spoke of the serious effects ou the southwestern stated caused by train robbers holdups and murderers bathe ludlau country Thu amendment proposed by blm retained the committee plan of a federal Judicial system over theme tribes but struck out Ibo loiporlml provisions for town mites alloitmout of lands among Ihe Indian Tbo amendment was ncoepluj by Peril grew In charge of tao bill TIe amendment as a whole wee not psructed when tile bill was laid aside all oclock Peltiutew moved to go oa wltb the Indian bill It was held the 00 gully resolution had the right of way In tbo confusion Fryr wbo stirred tbe galleries lo fever beat yesterday made another utatomeia He hopeu Ibo Bantiilly resolution would bo allowed I al-lowed to go tu the calendar without further dlKiuiiioQ sand omIA There wiii cu need of watting povUel 16 l make liable Morgan In charge 01 the resolution Presented a nw rlullon aklllG the leaidol for Information am 10 tllo arrest of George Wtcbluglou Agulrre lu Cuba and discussed II The Morgan resolution as to the arrest ar-rest or Oorg WeblucLon Aguirre was agreed to I The Man gull Cuban resolution was displaced by too Indian appropriation bill on a vote et the Sonata without division During the debate Lodge Bald the pardon of Banguily did not end the mailer There were many similar cases burled lu I eecrtcy In tbe DIal department Diplomacy had taken twentylbree months In Ibe Bacgully enter while the Senate In a single day had brought a lard a u Call spoke on Kulz1 case and pro Rallied a resolution calling for Information Informa-tion on it but It went over on objection objec-tion from White Hale urged Ibo necessity giving all tbe time possible to the appropriation appropria-tion bills In order to get them through Morgan replied saying lisle bad threatened to filibuster on the Dan gully resolution Morgan spoke at dome length on the Cuban resolution Senator Morgan refuted to yield to tbe Interruptions by Hale and Hoar euylng Hoar could not Interior will him under Ibo prestige ol big fame and position Ho eulogized Consul Gem ral Lee do a mn or courog and bonor Morgan nlll the only Information or Bangullys pardon was from newspapers newspa-pers Nothing vast received from trim late department lie did not wonder that the President desired to conceal his policy from the American people I |
