The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-06-13
HOUSE.

: ,''e o' the nrst OF July instead Of August,
n'cn was referred to the COMMITTEE on
Gays and Means.
The Speaker laid before the House
'es'sge from the President calling the aften-
on OF congress to an set approved July a.
$40, directing the Secretary of War TO
lace at the disposal of the President certain
ronze cannon for the erection of an cones
nan statue OF Gen. J. A. Rawlings, etc.
he President Gays that no artist is named or
arties designated to whom the ordinance is
D be delivered. In order to remove am.
Equity he desires Congress to signify what
ction shall be taken As to the artist and TO tx
he amount Of money TO be expended, and
urther, that a board of officers shall be
famed to locate the monument. Referred
o the Committee on Appropriations.
The House passed the Senate bill author
zing the construction Of a railroad bridge
ieross the Mississippi at Redwing. Minnesota.
The Senate amendments to the river and
harbor bill were read. The House non-con-
CURED in numerous amendments, including
mat conhnipg appropriations to the next is
cal year, and asked for a committee Of con-
ference The House non-concurred in the
Senate amendment to the fertilization bill,
and asked for 4 committee of conference
The House took up, and the clerk reed, the
Senate substitute for the bill to prevent and
punish distractions TO Justice in courts Of the
United States; referred. The House took
up the Senate bill to declare and enforce civil
rights to citizens of the United States.
MIR. Boland offered an amendment proyid-
ing that no penalty should exceed one thou
sand dollars, minimum to be at the dis
cretiOn Of the court. After some discussion,
Mr.. Boland moved to pass the bill under
suspension Of rules, with his amendment; re-
jected-S6 TO 13. NOT two-thirds.
Mr.. Boland then modified his amendment.
changing the proposed penalty from one to
two thousand dollars, and again moved the
suspension OF rules and passage Of the bill;
rejected-Si to IS; and the bill now lies on
the Speakers table
The Committee Of Conference ON the Den
yer 4 Rio Grande Railroad bill made .epoII,
which was agreed to.
The House took up the Senate ku klu1
bill proposing to extend the suspension OF
the privileges OF a writ OF habeas corpus IN
nj the end Of the next regular session OF
Congress.
| The vote on the suspension Of the rules
Was % against IS, two-thirds were required
| te suspend the rules and pass the bill
| On motion of Mr.. McHenry, of ksntuGky,
the House took up and. after an explanation
from him, passed the Senate bill appropri-
aiiRg 81 200, COO tor the payment of the
Kentucky war claims. The Secretary is
authorized and directed to cause to he exam
ined and settled and paid, any proper claims
Of that State for enrolling. ,quipping and
subsisiing the Stale forces Of Kentucky dur
ing the rebellion.
Nm. A. Roberts offered preamble and
resolutions with a view OF ascertaining
whether any steps had been taken for the
release Of DIR. Houard. Referred. Recess.
EVENING SESSION.
The House resumed the consideration of
business on the Speaker table, which was
disposed Of As follows:
The Senate bill appropris,ing $4,000 for
a statue of Gen. Rawlings was left on the
table The Senate bill relating to the limi-
tation of sieam-pressure towing and freight
boats on the Mississippi river and its tribu-
tarie- was taken up, and MIR. Conger moved
to add "A provision suspending all laws or
rules requiring the use of lock up safety
valves, according steam gusges, pipes TO car
nv steam into the hulls Of vessels, low water
indicators, and tubing purposes. After some
morrow.
4 Hast Claim Allowed.
j WASHINGTON, June In accordance
~ Ca,,,., - - IT., ,,,o,ar,v =, a.,
80 ,ha Jlnards or ,hs GnvarnInsn1 m, !.
no.,nonsJ un,,I rho attorney Of The cnmpanv
-, -. w;,h Socra,,rv E,,r,yr..u and ton-
,n;,S;on., DonaI,s
~, ,,s ,roos,,};,,s of ,b., Hama. ,l
, pan.an,.,;r. III, a,,er,oo, :, hill ,,,ss.J
H. 1T ., a l,Jy - ,;y;pg h.r
80 ono ha;n, N. ,monn, 81 Zen ye,rs and
ro,e -, L.. r. ,,,Lar oh, s.ry.J a, an
e. na'. p - p.,,i -, :, ,h, Rs, Uomn.
- r., s., 80, ~. h..,
H. :. ,,r,s.c,,,;no No.
, s. :, ,ta s,II.rv ~,
,,.',,,n, oi Tho ,,,,.aa. 81 tho I'M
'ne a'" dH ~" C a 81 - 49,
- ,s;,t az or 81 ,r;umnh Sow
I nan 'I .-i H. a. na,;c;n,, ,b.. ,c,
t . u. =. In',I Mill Ill. .,,;I;na :,
! %s'" ~ "P 81. a,,ea,;,
e VI. -, c,iio.a.I IL,
D a' '"' ,'7"' 1877 - =, ~
D eAamPIe, ana s' .sh r. I'll m,
: mn IL La. c.sI;nns Lnr., iu,.
| tedir, s'i.h thei WI W. 80
Many hearts were made glad by the lady
h success.
n Tn. ps,.,, ,n.w, she Swu,,~m~.,,
: Article.
4 WAsuIS,.roy. June IA report prevail
cd TODAY that England has accepted the AL
n d;,ioral articles TO the treaty. of Washington
The report mus, have been founded ON Ia,
= remarks made LAT night in the House o
r Lord. which gave promise of such result.
a M official information had been received u,
M , late bonr to.nigbt confirming the report
' C.n,lsmen in oft;c;sI nosi,ions have howey
: or ,brouob Minister Schenck such intima
ton. a. lad them IN believe that the article
; will be- accented with the expIana
lion GIVEN 10 the British Minis
,ers bv authority Of our Government .,
\ conseoi,en,isI damages. should the articl,
!. te ,ccspt,d !. will be- embodied in the form
!. ola treaty. TO be negotiated here by Secre,ar,
r Fish and Sir EDWARD Thornton. and thu
i cont ,o london for the .overeipps signature
4 The arbitrator at Geneva can adjourn MOO,
after this meeting ON the 18th int, TO NEE
again ,s soon A. the documents shall reach
them, and thereafter continue their business
kseesps "i s"e No"ss""ss"ss.
I WAsHiNGToN, June An oriciai teie