New-York tribune., 1874-06-03
XLIIID CONGRESS-IsT SESSION.
REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.


THE INDIAN APPROPRIATION BILL PASSED BY THE
sENATE-LoNG DEBATE ON THE UTAH BILL IN
TuK HOUsR-rHE MEASURE FINALLY PASSED.
SENATE WASHINGTON June q 1874
Mr.. ALLISON CRep., Iowa. called up the House
bill for the relief OF j. l. TedrOw Of Clarke County Iowa.
and It passed.
Mr. WRIGHT Csep., Iowa), from the Committee on
Finance reported favoraby the bin 70 provide for
the stamping Of unstamped papers documents and in
struments m writing Placed the calendar. He
also gave notice that he would call up tomorrow the
bill reported bv him from the Judiciary Committee de-
rlarng the true intent and meaning OF the Union Pacific
Mr.. ANTHONY Cep, r. H. called up the Senate bill
10 provide for the sale OF extra eopies OF public docu
tons thereof After discussion aud the adoption
of several amendments the bill was laid over TIL to-
Mr. MORRILL, (Rep. Mel. from the Committee on
Approximations. reported the Pension Appropriation Dill
Mr.. LOGAN Hsep.. Il from the Committee on Mill
tsrv Airs reported adversely on the Oh, allowing % m
DONORS conferred upon them, ana the committee was
The CHAIR Land before the Senate resolutions Of
chnss and hackSmiths OF Iowa In favor Of the enforce
s@ns OF hlner kdg' OIlo AGAINST the action OF me
snoervng Architect OF the rrasury IN relation 70 the
Eight Hour law and In favor of substituting legal ten
aers for National bank notes
Mr. KELLY (Deu.. Oregoul. from the Committee on
he area OF the military reservation OF Fort Saunders
IN Wyoming Territory, and providing for the survey Of
Mr. SHERMAN (Rcp., oaioj from the Committee on
Finane, teuored eaek Gne bll TO amend the Customs
additional amendments. Placed on the calendar.
THE INDIAN APPROPRIATION BILL
The morning hour having expired the Senate resumed
the consideration OF the Indian Appropriation bill, and
Dumber OF amendments OF an unmportant character,
submitted by the Committee, were agreed to-
Mr.. BUCKINGHAM Rep., Comm submitted
amendment appropriatng $4,000 instead OF $4,000
recommended ny the Committee. for contingencies,
agents, the expenses OF their Offices Agreed
he also submitted amendment appropriatng the
necessary from he funds OF the WnDebagO Indans,
IN Wisconsin, % purchase from the Omaha Indians, in
Nebraska, sucn qu,ntty Of land exceeding 30
lions as may DC required Tor the OF the WinneDagoes
other amendments submitted by Mr. BUCKINGHAM.
Chairman of the Committee on Iadian Affairs, were
For ofhs Inaas IOdisn Territory and the
e'eeIoa Of sew % idlogs isr them $4,000
Agrnc, m a.t for tbe Cfo- Reserysion In Neb,ta
Ap rOprng 10000 for general educational the
lDesnE e 'rrrppton 70. the settlement support ami eyra-
ss5 s5 oco g. A''''' '''1' an A' 'An Territory " i'OOo 10
on; he clause pToyg hat a e5,H a%9s O. vouchers and
Authorizing SecIe.ary 500 JJJ IRON the
as asursr he Chcrscc Sstaa TO BE- a.c or The pa The
gasssars nation for tie eeean Of suitable
Arpfrr1r $500 for The civilization and benefit Of the aser
Nj. PRATT tgaO.. Ind.) submitted an amendment
arprOprLng S217S7O principal aud interest 10 pay the
balance due tie PJtjawattucs uuer various treaties
hom I79J to Is, which, alter discussion. was ruled
The request Of the House of Representatives for
Committee OF Conference the dlsagreeing votes OF
the two Houses the Ba nkrupt hi granted.
motion OF Mr.. EDMUNDs taep.. Va, ana the CHAIR
9ppolntei as Committee "g the part Of tile senate Mr.
lmunds, Mr.. Wright AID Mr.. Thurman.
IDe Indian Appropriation biIi was tAen reported to
ar. HAGER Dem. Cali moved that provision in
the House D authOTZ the Secretary OF the Interior
- set a~Ge reservation for the InblIus in
Nor California on which they NAV establish their
homes and retain tne same, and appropridus the adil
tOuJ SUn OF S,0N Tor agricultural purposes thereof
wHcn was SiIickPu out bv The Senate Committee on
Appropriations. be reinstated, wltn the modification
leaving the matter discretionary Win the Secretary Of
Mr. SARGENT ORep., CALI said he considered the ex
p-EdituIe Unnecessary. DiI not the Government b.
come involved N he addtonal expense for ths reser
vanon wnen there were three or four now lying dcf
NJ Hagers motion Wac lot aud the clause was
sir.ck ou, as Tcco -. - ,ne Committee.
T9e Opuir lad before the Senate communication
from tue Cnei Clerk OF the War Department, transmit
tlg informal ION r.gard PIesioo PirS IN Sau Fan
inefor the Laid ou tine table and ordered TO be
printed. .,,,,..-.,--
ze purchase OF harpor privileges amt lands for the
Islands. Referred tine Committee on Naval Affairs
he au moved taat te s-nAse DrYee ca 10 tle CO er
On OF esOldiOn Introduced 10y hn IN regard 10 cAeap
Transport atiUn. Agreed 70
MIR. SHERMAN thsop., Ohlo) said the resolution Just
taken up Wuul1 De unfinished business tomorrow, and
eideratiOn cf Executive business.
Nj. CLAYTON (RsD.. Arkl, from the Conference Com
mi lie o resolution "a suspend the rules, so tlat
Os TO codfy laws might be sent to the President Tor
sgnature IN print Instead OF oeing ensossed on pacn
meat made a report winch provides Ihat those blis
may sent TO te Executive IA prInt aier oelhs ekt
med by the CuurDeu of the twO Committees On EA-
Mr. WINDoM from the Committee on Transportation,
reported sttdte for the Oi 70 regulate commerce
calendar
ate. o.. went ntO Executive session. after
which the GOors were reopeaed and tne senate al
jOurLed.