The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-02-08
FORTIETH CONGRESS-THIRD SESSION
Senate.

wAsHIN GToN, Feb 8.-Mr, Sherman presented a
Pmsh i05 d he as s In the m OF
and made few remarks in favor of such an amend.
Mr.. Howard, nom the Committee on Pacific Rail-
om he Srser Of LARGE 40 Se
bills and memorials granting or nskiog for aid in
among which were the foliowing:-- ''neS
Bin TO aid In the oonsiructon ofthe Central Transit
Railroad from New Orleans, ETC.
the ns % na sel ssa0ng aa seSs tS aid in
irsm Lake Superior to Puseps Sound. si"pn Hne
Bili to aid In the construction OF a railroad and
Bill in relation to the Union Pacific Railroad,
6iiito aid in The construction of a southwestern
connections and branches; bill aid in the con-
eITuotion OF railroad and telegraph line from The
Rio Grande to the Pacific Ocean; bill 10 aid ia the
construction OF the Arkansas aud Pacific Railroad;
construct the Northern Pacific. Railroad and The
Eastern Division OF The Union Pacific Railroad. upon
BIZ to aid is he oM gsa % Of Sae she
1esoS h ne E as Of leg %
% IRON sait Lake 70 ne OolumsA river; memorial OF
9n o. he Northern Pso4e RsrOad 's @e@orIal SanS Of
w S91e JewetI N % ASKING that all subsidies should
panyi memorial ofthe Legislature of Kansas for aid
In The construction of the ST. Joseph and Denver
House of Representatives.
MT schenck presented petitions of Adams Jewett
ing privilege. Reierrsd to the Post ofce oommistsS
tons the follOwiIg Introduced, read once, and
TefeIred:-' S' W."
BY Mr.. Peters, TO provide for the paving Of
Pe9nsygsnis avenue. TO the Committee on PabliS
By Mr. Ella TO revoke'Rll stationery contracts with
Dempsey q O'Io9le. TO the Committee on Prluting
BY Mr. Eliot TO regulate and protect the fur tr sde
IN sea's ON the lsands of ST. Paul and ST. GEORGE
Alaska. To the Committee on Commerce.
Mr.. HolbTook the delegate from Idaho, having
nseo grossly Insulting language towards Mr Butler
IN discussing the Indian Appropriation bill, was
Wrought before the ouse in charge of the
MATHIS, and was severely censuTed by the Speaker.
by Mr. Ward-A bill fixing the time for the cleo
iion or Representatives In Congress for amending
the nhtnra allzaton laws, and TO defect fraudulent
nauTazatlon papers. The Dill proposes the Tuesday
next after the st Mondayiin Nov, 1870 aud every I'd
year thereafter as the day which the elections for
memb eTs OF Congress and delegates shall be held In
each state and TerrlOry that a registration OF
eecloIs shall be made by three inspectors resident
OF the District and 10 be appointed oy the Secretary
Ofthe Interior, and that urazatlon shall only be
made by the United States Oonsuls ana United states
Commissioners OF the latter 70 be appointed for
every 20 coo of The population OF cities; all naura
1ation papers cid by In cltles OF over 10000
population Bince the first january, ls6i 10 be
rendered within year 10 the proper court or COM
missioner, and ones 10 be take1 out III the old
were genuine, the expense In the latter
spTreI dered 10 be void.
AFR Ward moved the reference OF the bill to the
Select Com mlttee on the Yew York Election.
Mr.. Brooks moved It's reference 10 the Committee
on the Revision or LAWS Rejected.