The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-30
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WAsHINGToN, June 3O.-The House amendments to
the bill the determination of furbearin
mails in Alaska occupied the Senate during the morning
Mr.. Wilson moved to limit the franchise Of the seal
OF OF e wes % st 9e M OF e seal
corporation as source OF revenue were urged on the
sye m9nGpoIy OF great interest to few individqals
House amendments were were conourred in-yeas, AZ;
Mr.. Sumner from the Committee on Foreign relations
survey the Tehuantepec and Nicaragua route
q ship canal between the atlantic and Pscfic Oceans
discharged from the further consideration joint
Daren and various memorials the subject all which
Mir Scott from the committee of conference on the
Joint resolution for the relief OF officers of the navy which
Mr.. Logan introduced bill to amend the Homestead
aq 6eiet bill to the public
faith and TO protect the rights Of under the laws
authorizes the adjudication by United States Courts
of Mexican land claims not passed upon by the Land Com
MIR. Pomeroy introduced bill to promote railroad
munication in the southern States 1T authorizes the
Meridian Railroad aed tre North Louisiana and Texas
Railroad to consolidate % @ foP the purpose OF tormng
and grants to said roads twenty sections of land per
At1 o'clock the Senate went into executive session
On going into executive session the Senate resumed the
consideration OF the San Domingo treaty Mr. Morrill,,
ton wbeb he oommeneed seserSay If is said tbat an
effort will be made to have the question taken as
Alter Morrill, concluded his speech the Senate pro-
s sne Of es
When the vote was taken on the ratification it was %
were absent, SO the treaty was rejected .,, -,
ct sss 3 on say s could have
At 2iO NJ the doors were ere reopened and the Senate
mentS ito to the nS & relating nssgv to , steel to
pound and also to strike the entire paragraph.
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Mr. Degener asked separate vote on the amendment,
concurrence, forbdding dedaetions fTom Indian snn1
the s sand i s t
principle thus abrGsated was the correct and common
Mr. Wilkinson WIKI H argued in the same drecsioD
Mr. Sargent argued in support of the amendment, con
getting up of claims for Indian depredatons, and illus
good market for his cattle drove them through the In
dian country tempting the Indians to drive them Off and
Indian Department:
so avoid the allowance of unjust and fraudulent
claims The amendment an was concurred in .Ao -.
The House then as the business of the morning hour
proceeded to the considering of reports ON the Com
nitee on Commerce. as folows,-
back the Senate bill to constitute Omaha, Nebraska,
Also the substitute for the bill for improve
ment Of water Sommunfaten between the Mississippi
The substitute was agreed to and the bill passed
ported bf granting to the Evansville and southern iii
nois Railroad Company the right to build bridge across
Also bill to amend the act authorizing the cSnstruo
Reservation at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas
Mr., Finkenburg offered an amendment requiring the
than 200 feet in the clear ON each side OF the central
The amendment was agreed to- and the bill passed.
Aso bill to amend the act of July 49, 1885, further to
ESnSds Canadian ports Passed - D'''''