Senate And House In Brief

Washington, Jan. ÜS.- President Clevoland's policy toward Hawaii was sustained in the sonate by a voto of 21 to üá. The resolution oiïered by Vest as an umendment to a provious resol ution on the subject by Allen of Nebraska declares the policy of the administration regarding the islands deserves die approval and support of the American poople. Except as to Pettigrew, who voted with the Democrats, tlio división was on party liues and his vote was the winning ono. Frye and Lodgo replied to the speech of Mills. It wa agreed that the bankruptcy blll should bo unfiuishod business and the rest of the day was devoted to eulogies on the late Representativo ü'Neill. The house sed a 1)111 providing special rules for the navigati.m of the great lakoa. The bill to repeal the differential duty on sugar against countries that pay an export bounty was taken up aaii occupied tha ruinuiuder of the day.