Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-15
ARSON CITY
WASHINGTON MATTERS.

70 our Spanish relations seems to throw
10 new light On that subject. The Csbi
ne. has under consideration certain pro
posals made by Spain, five in number,
but 10 decision is yet reached as to wha;
to 90 with them. The whole Spanish
question. in fact seems TO be little
changed from that which the President S
message shows il 70 he. The
Democrats have been caucusins on the
political situation. 1t was finally decided
that unless they stood by tie country
the country would net Stand by them
which i an opinion as IS an opinion.
49,. TIE President will soon send q
message TO Congress conveying the sub
stance OF such information rs has been
obtained by persons designated to invss-
tigate the state of affairs political in the
Stale OF Mississippi. The NesteTn
Union Telegraph Company having re-
duced ths rates of operators wages. the
employees Of the Company have fled
protest against such reduction. The
Supreme Court on Friday will adjourn
to some dsy in January. ...- In the
Senate. Anthony Of Il. T. p.eseute,; =
memorial from Quakers IL favor Of set
ting all questions between nations hy
arbitration 49,. The Wiscaasinu.Es
wan. the postage OF merchandise re-
ducej. . The Louisiana vine drink
ers want the Little Tariff - st aside.
:. Wright of Iowa introduced bill
prohibiting the further issGaEee Of bonds
or lLLd warrants to the L 2. AID Han
nibaI X St Joe Railroad. e. .. Sargent
has introduced bill TO project citizens
Of foreign birth against fyrclO.e restrain:
or involuntary seEvitGGe. This Is prob
ably . measure 20 suppress the Coolie |
trade and practices as well rs 10 stop the I
villainous e.oings Of Italian CoD,prGeisic9s /
from doing huc6sterinS business with /
little tiddlvEs ard tau.boUriDe players OF .
both seIssl. -. 4 resolution demand /
ing Of ths Secretary OF the Treasury
certain reports of dsfauiiers was ordered
printed :. Morrill, Of Vermont is the
author CT 4 Resolution which was adopted
instrUctiug the committee on foreign
affairs TO inquire into, the expedieucy OF
6 general law extradIiius foreign c-imi-
mails from this country - y bill Is
before tie 8 nats authorizing Mr.. u. p.
Iarsa, oEs Minister to Italy 10 accept Il
pockst cL-onometer from Sutherland
and G mosaic table from I-aiv fo- his
services in settling the disputed bound
ary between the two countries. .
Mitchell. Of Oregon introduced 4 ilII ut
taching the Territory Of Alaska to
Washington Territory. -. The Secre-
.aTy OF the iIteTisr is requested TO state
whether Indian agents AKA required 10
keep itemiZed accounts. . Iuga!ls -in- ;
bill which provides that To
Bank shall be started Oh less
capital than 45O. coo. Sargent intro
duced bill to declare forfeited certain
public lands granted II aid of the cur
struction Of q railroad ana Telegraph
line from the States of Missouri and
Arkansas TO the Pacific Coast. Referred I
70 committee on railroads. This doubt |
less has reference 10 certain lands {
claimed by the C. P. Company. By the i
time tl4is session al Congress is over. I
there wo:. DC much GoGb; left ii any
man 5 mind that the break between S.,r-
gent and Gorham on one side and the l
c. P. L. Il. on the other, rgs II dead
-. Ingalls, introduced a bal '
10 extend the time for fling claims for
bounty 800 Freiinshuyse Introduces
! bill relating TO transportation OF AM q
mails. (lt prohibits their continuous 7
confinement beyond a period OF twenty :,
light hours, unless storms or other acct,
lental causes prevent their being IN
oaJej for rest, water and feeding; AMI
vhen so uuioaded it must be for at least e
i've hours The animals thus unioaded +
must be fed and watersd by the owners
Z the masters of the vehicles or boats 9
them in case the owners >,
all to do SO. and in this event shall have :,
lien upon them for food. care and Gus
,dy, and shall not be liable to any de-