Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-05-09

once, Mr.. Cole ~objecting to a second reading--.The
Senate debated at length an amendment proposed by
500 ! ,6 st osrenR ffer e The p intr rns asn1% IF several waa Bill. the
deficiency bill was taken up and debated until ad-
In the House on Friday. April &c. there was un-
a resolution introdused for the final sdjournment Of
CSRs IF s. Seas sf to T fS6 n al May ft ae T sRe d dise%ssio Dy Of &
pr. Housrd's case. the House went into COMMITTEES of
close next Observation-Disclosures.
In the Senate on Saturday, April 81, MI.
Pomeroy called up the bill for the relief of settlers on
the Cherokee strips in Kansas. Passed.--The Def
ton bills were debated until adjournment, without
definite action on either
mostly ds ies s1 assis q is s.s ssSsfsil A dssa.s 2: II f! Wharf xs.
n rFS% dh : BIZ GER amendss on S Hf tSe la% peGsi0 asns!s Soldiers se,
and widow; of the war Of 1917, and moved that it be
outths limitations as to the length Of service and Is
IL Risa.iieipathieR R an e estimaisdi. w Would de ad%ls 10 % 900 5R peT.
sons additional to the benefits Of the blu: It also ex-
Of 1872 who were married prior tG Jan: ]: ls2s: This
e Nj Holman Mo Te1s aPKRsSS f hat sef tss bt fho %ss ma Ishss9s;
just. and he hoped that it would mot be
the bill was passed---.Adjourned.
In the Senate on Monday, April 90, Mr..
Sawyer presented a remonstrance against the repeal
of the eight hour law-....Mr. SCOTS resolution to limit
e esSSi se 0n sne on Ap saeS ame6dm osl1s TO Wa nv sak mrn np. and nd.
after a lengthy debate. adopted-yeas 30, nays h.
In the House on Monday. April %, under a call of
due sfs and ef nrRier 81 Ss bi1i to- rsmo S1t,s sh wS Ies aPs md
political disabilitie s from s. II. Rogers. member elect
from the Raleigh district. North .Carolina, was re-
ported ed by Mr.. R Pet s.h from h the ~ JTd dHda1y., o1 ,Ts 4sas:
Pacific Railroad Company, changing the title to that
of the Texas and Pacific Railway Company, and
making provision as to issuing mortgages and land
grant bonds. etc, was passed-yeasl 0S, nays 23,.-The
House concurred in a number of senate amendments
to various ills--.Adjourne
. In the Senate on Tuesday, April 80, the
House bill repeating all duties on tea and coffee was
passed after a brief debate. and with only ten negative
r0fas An aunAndpnanf fhak ~ shall n4f M into aFo-f
till July ] next. and providing for q rebate on such
goods as have paid tax in bond, was adopted. which
necessitates the return of the bill to the House, other
wise it would go to the President for signature.
Adjourned.
In the House on Tuesday. April 30. the bill TO en-
courage the planting of trees and for the preservation
Of woods on the public domain came mp; After debate.
the Committee of Ways and Means. reported q bill
providing for the issue of United States bonds in all
cases of bonds destroyedor defaced without default
on TIE part of their owners. under such rules and re-
strictions as the Secretary of the Treasury may pre-
scribe; Psssed.---The Speaker appointed Mr.Hsy; of
Illinois: Messrs. Coburn. Cox, Campbell and Fiukeln-
burg q to attend the National Sharpsboot-
er's Festiy al at Highland, ILL.,, on the 18th of May
next---Adjourned