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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1895
Page
6
Thursday Feb 28 reports a burglary at the New Providence Iowa post office and two local stores. Other items include political appointments, deaths, trials, and various incidents from across the United States and Americas.
In the House of Commons John Morley introduces the Irish land bill arguing that improvements on a holding are presumed made by the tenant unless proven otherwise. The measure also revises rents, tenure terms, and arrears recovery while protecting tenant rights and facilitating compensation. Bayard recovers from influenza in London. Edison patent decision terminates several patents and narrows control for General Electric and Allied groups.
The House approved a conference report authorizing pine commissioners to represent the United States at an international monetary conference and to form a war officers committee to study the Nicaragua canal route. It also agreed on pension, post office, and anti importation measures while the Senate passed the sundry civil appropriation bill including 5 million for sugar bounties and a U.S. delegation for the monetary conference. Amendments directed river bank protection in Elk Point South Dakota and the establishment of a military post at Bismarck North Dakota replacing Fort Yates. Additional bills, including the consular diplomatic measure and Hawiian cable, faced continued disagreement. Friday actions included a joint fur seals investigation plan and funding bills for West Virginia taxes, Southern Pacific railroad, and French reparations.
Washington March 6 after a 48 hour session the fifty third congress passed into history. The senate closed with cheers and a valedictory from the vice president while President Cleveland offered a parting word. In the house calm adjournment followed brisk debate on monetary conference outcomes and thanks to Speaker Crisp. Culberson Hitt and Crisp named to the monetary commission. Charles Lanman, former Webster secretary, dies in Washington. Ransom qualifies as minister two hours after leaving Senate.
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