The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-03-22

sundry civil appropriation bill the hill 8.
bridge across the river at Little Bncl -
post office, army, legislative and indie nj - .le
and harbor and deficiency appropriation bi1 JT
and on the bill to amend the revenue Io,S
were concurred In. A resolution of thanks -
Speaker Blame was adopted The comn,;t. W
appointed by the House to impeach Ind
Delahay, of Kansas, reported that tbev re-
performed that duty The Judiciary Cornrn;at'
tee reported ID the matter OF the proposed ~,
parchment of Judge Sherman, that the com mn
mIttee had no time to give the accused y In IN
ing, aud reported back the testimony to ~
presented to the next House "e
SENATE SATURDAY.. March 1s4
the Senate passed the House bill TO make T,
Crosse port of delivery. The committee aT
| public buildings reported that they were mn
bic to agree with the Senate committee nnnn
the acceptance ot any of the models offered
/, Tor the statue OF Admiral Farragut The snn
| dry civil appropriation bin was taken IN and
| passed, with an amendment ruappropriatinr
/ the uneXpended balance of the aapropriatio9
| OF last Nei'r, to enable the President to cary
| out eva service retc"Gi. The Senate laid nm,
on tne tatie the pictI9n TO reconsider the vote
| by which Tue Louisiana bill was rejected The
| House amendment to the Legislative. execu-
| tive aud judicial appropriation bill increasino
| salaries, was non -cOhcurred m-ayes 2 noes
| %. The House provision tor suit in equity
| against the Union Pacific Railroad was CON
| tuliCh H. Dub the remaining amendments
1dlitd TO pass. The committee on the revision
| OF the laws reported adversely on the petition
| OF Susan b. Anthony ana others. for constitu-
| uonal recognition os wolnans right TO vote
The river and harbor bill was considered in
committee Of the whole, reported, and passed
IN amended torm The Senate then
passed the Raccoon Forks land bill
and Texas Pacific Railroad bill and
at 4:l3 A. NJ, Sunday. took a recess until 7
P. NJ. Upon reassembling, the resolution ten
derlnS the congratulations of the United
States to the people of Spain was passed.
Resolutions were also passed ordering 50 900
copies OF the Agricultural Report printed. to
be sold at 80 cents each; and to print "a 500
copies Of the report of the UnEed States Cen
tennial Commission. The bi1 to provide for
the payment Of judgments OF tue Southern
Claims Commission, and a large number Of
pension bills were passed; also bills to remove
the political disabilities of ID. e. Lake. of Vir
gina; TO allow the National Bank of Spring
field, Mo-, 10 change its name; authorizing the
construction of bridge across the MiSsiSsippi
at st. Louis; and TO amend tae act in relation
to the sale of lands in South Carolina for di-
rect taxes. Mr. Bayard's resolution to inquire
INTO the conduct Of army officers III South
Carolina was adopted The deficiency appro-
pratlOn bill was reported from committee and
read, when the Senate went ratio executive
session.
HoUsE.-After the disposition of
several matters of no general Importance, the
Judiciary legislative appropriation bin came
up, the question being ON Mr.. Buffers mo-
ton to reconsider the vote rejecting the pro-
posed increase of salaries The vote was re-
considered, and after much discussion the
amendment passed by vote of 100 yeas aud
81 NAYS. joint resolution reported by the
Committee on Foreign Affairs, cOngratui ating
the people CT Spain upon the estabshm ent of
a Republic, wGS adopted. motion
to reject all Of The Senate amendments to the
army appropriation bill prevailed. The de
fciency appropriation bin was considered in
committee of the whole, reported, and passed.
\ bill was introduced TO secure the int crest of
the United States aud the public IN the Cen
trail Pacific Railroad. 1t provides for the ap-
pointment OF three commissioners 10 examine
the financial condition of the road and whe tn
or there was any unlawful disposition of the
corporate moneys, bonds, stocks and 9th cr
property of the cOrporation-the cOmmi S.
sloners to report at the next session of Con-
gress. The Senate amendments to the sundry
civil appropriation bill were next taken up,
but not disposed of.