Show THE NATIONS CAPITAL tha minority present their report on 41 0 THE ADMON OF IDAHO 0 the business done doue in lie senate and tile THE 01 ine THE BODY OF commander Hc Mc CalIas Calles conduct on the skip I 1 Is toiled into by the be Inqui the minority obbert to ass con licked without a trial NV washington ASHINGTON march 12 depre pent renta tivo mansur on bt behalf balf of the minority ot of the committee filed a report on trial pre objection to the of the tile bill fur for the admission of idaho now pending la in the house in part the tile retort report saya says the precise point of diff dif frence Tence between the majo majority Fity and minority ia is this that the majority approved proved 1 provision provisions which aich deprives a ci citizen ani en of the right of suffrage die d M q him from holding office and anti prevents him from serving on juries for criminal conduct imputed to him when lie has not neu b eu convicted of such criminal conduct lh J hi minority insist that being otherwise qualified should bd b deprived of these and vilas s on account of au an alleged crime unless unit lie has been convicted of such crime by some court of competent jaris jurisdiction diction and where the penalty for such a ci crime ime or part thereof i ia a forfeit cf such qualification the minority while reprehending reprehend ing aa as much as any of the majority can an reprehend the offenses of bigamy and polygamy and aiding aad and abetting ti r ig r alch of offense fences j moat respect respectfully full abst a submit u b in it to the I 1 house louse that a in man an who is a accused cu 3 ad of bigamy aiding bigamy bigam y or bf longing to au an association that encourages CO cou u rages these offenses is aa as much ant entitled ditled to 0 o a trial for that ottense as ia is a man who ia is charged with any 0 other ther ot rense we insist therefore that when idaho is admitted it shall not bo be with up no provision in in the constitution ution which deprives citizens of llie the right of suffrage of the right to serve on oil juries and to hold office because 0 of I 1 alleged crimes of which the party baa not been convicted the th autopsy on oil bulb washington march 12 ard dr D 8 lamb conducted an autopsy on the remains of the late ex representative taulbee in the presence pree euce of a large number of medical men today to day the ball was found to have pa passed ased beneath the eye downward and in ft aid I 1 fracturing a portion of the abbl t tal I 1 plate thence toward tb the e brain I 1 fracturing rac turing ana and splintering the betrous portion artion of 0 the temporal temo oral bone the to ball all was found Imbed im bedded dod in the bone and dura duta matter A further penetration trat ion of a sixteenth of an inch would probably have resulted in instant death at the basa of the brain a large abscess had formed this was the imme diale ae cause of death oilier other abscesses were discovered and the tile brain and meb membranes were much inflamed and corig congested sted tae tile position tion of the ball was such that it c could 4 I 1 d not have been extracted with 19 safety to the tile patient even had its exact location been known the coroners cor onera inquest was wag held this afternoon the jury found that taulbee came to his death from a pistol wound inflicted by kincaid and the prisoner nai as commuted committed to jail to await tho clio action of the grand jury THE AV washington ASHINGTON march 12 the government resolution tor for an invest investigation gaion into immigrate immigration grat matters was laid before the senate with two amendments extending extend extending the investigation to the purchase 0 of american industries dus tries by loreign capitol and the use of Bedl bodices Bo dices island new york harbors harb oraa an immigration jekot the tile amendments were concurred in eo so the concurrent an treat resolution has passed both holl houses ses the sep senate ate then alread to the resolution to exclude from the congressional record the interpol interpolations actions made mado by call in his discus discussion stan with chandler on the of february yeas ac naya 14 the e democrats voting in the affirmative were payne pugh cockrell and varee tho the senate proceeded to consider a resolution declaring it competent for the senate to elect a president pro tempore who shall execute the duties thereof when the vice president is absent plumb called upon blar blair to give the senate somo some indication of the time when lie would be ready to have a vote taken on ha ills bil bill finally it was arranged that thursday of next week at it 2 blair shall have the fijor to speak not exceeding one hour and then the bill shall ba be under the five rule and a vote be taken plumb moved mored in an amendment to rule 39 no so aa as to provide that alt all votes cast in executive session be made public at the dote elme of euch such session referred the tile resolution regarding a president pro te affre m was again taken up and turpie moved to amend ibby it by making it road read ti that t the president p pro r 0 tern tem shall hold office during luring all flit future r absence of tho the vice president until the tile senate otherwise order agreed to and los resolution was adopted riis file educational bill was taken up and george addressed the senate in adD advocacy CACY of it after an executive lesl an the senate adjourned THE HOUSE washington larch 12 the corn in minloe ottoo on oil roles rules reported a reFo resolution lution setting aside today to day and tomorrow to morrow 0 W tor for llie the consideration of the tile oklahoma bill the gnal vote to be taken at four tomorrow to morrow the tile resolution was wai adopted and the house went into committee of the whole on an the tile bill morse offered an amendment prohibiting hi lit tha the introduction of intoxicating liquors into tho tile territory of oklahoma until otherwise provided b by law lot akell kelley ail y offered an amendment providing that the general statutes statute of kansas instead of nebraska shall extend 0 over ver the territory until after the first session ion of the legislative ag so pickier of south dakota strongly strong ly advocated advocated advocat ad the amend amendment principally ay iy on the ground that it won extend to 0 the new territory the prohibitory laws cl 1 I kansas I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 i 1 t i I 1 4 fitch said this waa was an attern attempt on the part of the advocates of prohibition a h to win in the llouel what they had bad lost in committee the laws ot of nebraska where there was high license hail had been selected as a corn promise aromise ise now the gentlemen whose obby hobby w was as attempted to extend over 0 oklahoma the kansas law the question was whether the house would override the unanimous vote of the corn tt ce in order to please the gentlemen gent lein en who ha advocates of prohibition funston declared that in kansas kane as the there was not one open n saloon lie ile sope hoped this time th the Ke t e publican party auld champion the cause of prohibition aa as it had championed the cause of liberty stewart 0 zered an amendment as a substitute for kelleys kellems Kel leys motion providing v ding that section 2139 of the revised statutes shall be in force in the territory until after the adjournment of the first session of the legislative assembly agreed to on motion of giolman the amendment was adopted provided that none of the tile lands embraced in the territory shall inure to the use or benefit of railroad corporations except the right of way heretofore granted pending further discussion tha the committee in attee rose and the I 1 house louse adjourned |