Click image to open full size in new tab
Article Text
PETTUS HAS A CUBAN RESOLUTION Relating to the Murder of an American Citizen in Cuba Passed. KANSAS PACIFIC MATTER Consumes the Day in the Senate Mr. Harris' Resolution Passed. THE NATIONAL BANKING BILL Preventing Officers From Overdrawing or Loan ing Money Without Consent of the Directors Passed-House Bill to Amend Navigation Laws. Washington, Feb. 15.-Mr. Pettus passage of of offered and secured the if not bama resolution requesting the president interest, to incompatible a senate with the what action public has been Seinform the reference to the murder of United taken in a citizen of the the gundo N. Lopez, the 11th of April, 1896, Cuba, in by States, on del Valla, Maguerralla, by Estruch. Santiago armed soldiers of Spain, commanded by Col. introduced vesterday the attorThe Harris resolution of Kansas, directing senate informa Mr ey-general furnish agreement the reached by com- the tion as to the with the reorganiza rail concerning the Kansas mittee government of the branch, Union Pacific was laid before the to senate Mr. Chandler said did he had not no approve objection of dis- the preamble, the resolution, which but included a press patch. esasa Influence Congress. To he might not inMr Harris replied that after he had he made said, sist statement. upon the pream The Union attempted Pacific, to influence had for and long officials time of the that ministration company to congress scale down the about debt 50 of per company cent. Until had to year the government ago last January At that the time they made administration to loss with been an arrangement unsuccessful by which with Mr. that Cleveland road the govern- was to then Harris was not ment be disposed of about of asons $28,000,000. why that Mr. arrangement outlined the carried into effect. Worth the Claim. Kansas of to Mr Harris maintained worth that the last the cent Pacific government's road was claim and it general ought to the demanded governed by the attorney to the effect be referring giving powers. to aministrations said pass Mr Morgan bill in the senate to become he thought bidder for the the administrati Kansas Pacific take he that measure pass the up the senate ought W ether would takes place and pass which sometimes could congestion branch of congress possible, however in the other would be there was not say It nstrate whether atives which to dem of repr proposed thus in the house way of the of power would stand in the to save the people measure intended nearly 000.000 sometimes permit country will the consea the Political They parties will swallow without quences robberies. of the these people cobberies will not whatever allow politi- Morselves strain; to but be juggled do," with concluded Mr. cal parties may the resolution be gan. Gear moved mittee that on Pacific to rail- 34, the and out division. roads. referred Mr The to resolution the motion com was was then defated adopted with The Resolution. as reads The resolution as adopted eneral is follows: Resolved That the the attorney genate if his he has exdirected to the inform aba donment redeem the of first Pacific mortpressed authorized intention issued to by the Union division now Union gage Railroad bonds company, Pacific division eastern ask of appontment the the Kansas and to and the interests Pacfic ralway sale thereof in the Staties and of the receiver receiver therefor of the Unitd of authorize an be sold for in the also it he said has property bonds to resulting amount which of subsidy of the twenty face value to the government six hundred and and seven dol- not a of loss six usand, million, one hundred ernment has agreed exeeu four and thous if the govern sald sale.' into lars, to be bidder at the genat went session Har the At 2:30 p m. After the executive -genral on the m. report resolution tive sesion of the attorn was read and at 5:30 p. the rison senate adjourned. THE HOUSE today IN 15.-In the house risingsto to Cooper Feb. of Missouri, called inquiry attention introMr privilege, of the question that of a resolution calling upon statethe fact Dec. 14. for the of duced by of him the treasury of the receiver Mo. which the secreta unting of Sedalia, currency ment and National bank banking reported and back First was referred had to the not resolution been of inquiry is priv- not reported Under committe the upon rules, within seven days Mr. Johnson ileged. After an explanatic on behalf by and of the rrency reso- sublution (rep.) of Indiana of the said banking action peculiar upon the circumhe that the committee committee had been who delayed though by the resolution sub-comtomorrow, discharge stances mittee would and Mr. report Cooney upon withdrew the committee. motion he had entered Nat to avigation Laws. York, chairman Payne The (rep.) of New merchant the marine, nav- Mr. Mr. committee on bill to to amend States been of the the senate United had called up laws of the that the epartment, bill sea- and igation explained treasury depar our prepared Payne by the solely to Pacific protect coast with was designed trade along the said the Alaska coast (dem.) of Arkansas scope than entire apMr. had Terry much It broader related to States. the He the bill peared coastwise at trade first. this of trade the United belonged laws were to in believed States. that Our shipping should be general laws, not vision. simply owners American antiquated United special but there laws. fostere Special the shipping were trust. to place he was his opinion As long as the American opposed flag to over such was unable built pending vessel measure. pending bill bills foreign Mr as Dingley the said out the the traditional restricting pol- our designed to government carry of American vesicy astwise the carrying trade 18 di Lion sels. The bill was passed Committeer. without comCalling were of then from called. the to amend mittee on the judiciary act of officers 1887 relating $ 50.09 to rrect United Mr. The Undergraft committees (rep. called 1a.). up to a the bill fees States of
