Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-03-29
General News Summary.
CONGRESSIONAL.

iusihK 10 carry OUT the conInct was reporteu WIN
amendments. The Tariff bill came up ns unfin-
ished business, and Senator sherman made
| lengthy speech. Bills were passed-to authorize
| the President to appoint Paymaster General in
the army; House bill extending the time for the
completion OF the Portage and Lake Superior Ca
nal Adjourned to the 18th.
| t. ,Lo IIo,,,o 80, .lo 1E4i .bo cono4o
III the house, oh INC loIh, INC oehaVe
bill extending the time for Wisconsin to complete
| the St Croix Railroad was taken up, and sub
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aInd uI 1gs,a g,ts ua'g "a. g pt 9y s n ain
by"d @ it W. Ihe m st au s,a MAJ
settienn, ndcr tb Hoostond oct 90 Ky SntI
81 Waw Sseo ard ,hat ro ~, ~ w h ", I 15 roS
stom sI,.l u .'u. " iP P''s ~ ~ ~ SUI p % anu S
on ro;iSoaS ooy 5 ~, au,u w 5 o noIens t ~
from ihn Tnicd fes and snd s,
In he ,ront 10 tbo a. Tro,S pa,i-nad Tnn,,ae,
shall IN any case revert to the Northern Pacific
kallroad Company, and repeating all acts or parts
Sad ss sssed snd ih e s m az
| read, AN act 70 declare Iorieited 70 the United
SIates certain lanuh grahtsu 10 the Sute OF Wscon-
SIN, stc, ana 10 reserve tne same under tne Home
s, steaa Iaw, 70 aetna settlers Adlourned' the
| session on the loth 10 De Tor dcbate only
| In the Senate, on the 18th, a memorial
,vos nrosortod ,rnr, sno oe,oors ana so,d,o.s 80
tne wisconsin regiments, asking Tor modlncatloh
resolution asking Of the Presidept Inflammation as as
to recommendations for office coming up, Mr..
Conkling said he would modify 1t in accordance
NJ Trhm i f t;i, noe 9hy dys oy
concerning racon,nnnS5d tr ~
| ond ra,nn,sois frrra en- a 10 ~. ~ @ w
ofIerod ond' acaantaa 30 r tnodn1n th Stot 80
ISieo onI i;P ~ N nn.uuo .he 0ne 1e, vi
anis6 between observation-disclosures. and more retnr-
eences ~ nsnors ~ anniicaots ii ~ tba bonds
| ~ nensrtr,enfs when tbe rosoln,ior as rnodj
6ed was nassed RIs vvaro ,ntroducaa an,hngi
inc tbe cpnstrnc,on nf prid,a ~ NobrosI,s Ti,.
s .iu ~ h F. R vi u,,uEv AZ NeoIasaa Sity'
Sehrasto for tbe benaat ~ tbo S{oto Daaf R,rt
and Insane Asyinm. to aid in rebniIdpo ths ievaes
frnitsd Sto1as III a honds ~ ,hn roto ~ sIs ~ "
n,iia 70 az Nississir1; VoIIo,, ~ o,,aa C, P 70
ad in Tho cons,rnctipp 81 Icyee from Cane Girar
| dean No 20 Eort Jactson Ia M nrovi,,jirSI tbat
tha c,atos - nd;ano Iii;ro;S onJ nbio shnie 80
tb a, statS ~ ad nt,u t ,6 e &
sct 81 Nforch ]ssS ~ Tbs Sb,coeo pai;f mi vtu @
si aSt vi nurCn p .. ne hSlei Dl was
IH sanon uP az" 'A-Ae'u'i'0 SVe9iOh anu
"uJo ii"', ~ ~
In the House, on the 18TH, Dill was
introduced concerning lands granted for railroad
from 81 OroiN 70 Lake superior anu anowlng SET
Tiers VINO paiu Saoo pc, acre 10 tne uoUSrnent
| Ties in the odd numbered sections Without fine
| cash resolution for the disbursement of the
! Treasury balance was offered and rejected The
Senate bill to contract with the proprietors OF the
CoDgressiopol 6iObe for reportinr and publishing
| the long debates in Congress- for two wears was
| taken nm and debated AdIourned
In the Senate, on the 18th, remOn-
STRANGE was nresented stoned nv 1 900 citizens Of
| Nt,ohio.n ooo,rst tho Chicooo uoIio, nm u,ho
|
Dill Tor the reeI OF the omcers OF the hearsarge,
directing the secretary OF the treasury TO pay
them SlYO0O9 IN prIze money was passed Bills
were reported-"lth an amehdmeht, 10 relmburse
United states Masnais ior money necessarily eN-
pended by them In taking the ninth census, IN eX-
cess OF legal compensatlOh' adversely, ana whlch
bills were indefinitely postponed, to reduce in
ternal taxes ana aDoHsh the once OF commits
tloner oil Internal revenue, and 10 provide an ade-
quate supply OF CIRCULATING medium 10 the states
needing u. "A Dlll was mLodpceu 20 encourage
them one-half the benefits accruing to States
under the act OF september L. lsil, relating to I'M;
Snrber u and tbe ameudment spec
fyinC articles to be admitted free was rejected
yeas rs, nays sO-as was also a substitute
ior tne tehe o 40 ,e sdutr TT.
snhsti,utc renoTfsd hy The Finance Connittpe was
sGreed to-S4 10 i4-and II WAS agreed that the fn-
al vote on tbe bil shonld he taken ON the e0fh
Adionrned
In the House, on the 18th, large mum.
ber ~ nr;vate biIls rere nassed The hill for
=, :.
PuohsnihE 'ile ueoates Vi Noustess was a'"eh'eu
by providing that no person shall be employed as
reporter OF the proceedings OF the House without
the approval of the Speaker ana directing the Com
mlttee on Prntlng 10 publish Tor three months an
advertisement in at least one leading newspaper in
each state inviting proposals Tor reporting ana
printing debates OF the Forty-thlrd Congress,
and also to have estimates made OF the
cost OF reporting and Publishing OF debates
by the Congressional Printer, and providing that
no debates shall be reported and published after
written contract entered therefor by authority OF
Congress- and the bill, as amended, was passed
resolution was adopted authorizing the Judiciary
Committee to send for persons ana papers and to
take testimony OF the memorial and charges against
Mark H. Delaboy, United States District Judge for
Kansas; "A petition was presented and referred,
signed by 4,OOO persons or California, Tor the en-
natc of Un The up Parc Ma snbsdv
bill was debated in Committee OF the Whole. .
Adjourned.
In the Senate. on the Goth. the bill ALL
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'hoii%ihs the oohsHuetioh vi raroau oIiuge
across the Ohio River, at or near Evansville Ind,
was debated. p. The Chicago Relief bill was taken
up, and several amendments were offered and re-
Committee was passed-2O to II. 1t provides that
all contributions for the relief OF suffers by the
hre shall, when imported and consigned TO the
proper authorities at Chicago for distribution, be
admitted free OF duty; also that a drawback shall
be allowed and paid OF the import duties on all
material imported to be and actually used in
buildings erected ON the site OF buildings
burned by the Chicago fire, provided that said ma
terial shall have been imported and used during
the term OF one me year ana aiter Yer tne Passdge OF
the act; the Dill also authorizes the suspension OF
the collection OF such taxes as may have been as.
sessed, or may have accrued prior to the 9TH OF
October, 1871, in the First Collection District OF
the State OF Illinois, against any person residing or
doing business and owning property IN That Por-
ton OF the city OF chicago recently destroyed by
of nem hne mo n ReyenTe s9 Sa oi snoTed msteis
loss by such FIRE. The bill to confirm the sales Of
the Shawnee Indian Lands in Kansas was reported
rom rom Ioliteei "tIou' ii Ds Mere
h th ene pia az Pd VII
MINI l as nc SIppij T.. ot o;nS
nj IIU ;ht ~ a t ,bP EhS S q, I
NJ, e. Epaeis u Poii9yd a. oS TyS' Co.
an TrS ~ 1iT LII @ ttt ,S ia oi
ETeycnti,a sessinn and nd aJ Jinnrnman
''II'oii anu "u' no",
In the House, on the goth, bills were
passed-tbe amended hill authorizino the construc
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tloh oi prluse across the MlssisslpPl hIVer at
Clinton, Iowa, for the Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy Railroad; TO authorize the construction of
bridges across the Ohio River, and to prescribe
their dimensions, requiring all bridges above the
bg sandy 70 have one span not less than ninety
feet IN height above low water, and forty feet
above the highest water, all below that point to
nave one span not less than one hundred feet high
above low WATER and forty feet above the
highest water, and all below Coyington and
the cincinnati suspension bridge TO have,
in addition, such high span piyOtdraw as will