The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-21

Tor teachers MIXERS, blacksmitns, engineers car
penters pnysvcians and other persons employed
IN the lnoisn service. and Tor various articles
provided by treaty stipulations may be diverted
70 otaer uses for Che benefit OF various Indian
WIN the consent OF said tribes, expressed In the
usuai manner; anu that he cause report TO be
maze to Congress, at the next session thereafter,
Oh MS actlon under this provision" Agreed TO.
Mr. MITCHELL, trep.) OF oregon, submitted an
amendment authorizing the secretary OF the In.
terror 10 remove all bands OF Indians now located
upon the Alsea and Siletz Indian reservation liz
oregon 20 new reservation two miles south OF
The amendment was amended so as TO provide
that such Indians snail not be removed without
thelr consent previously obtained, anu as amended
was agreed TO.
The oll was then reported to the Senate and all
the amendments made In Committee OF the Wnole
not reserved were CONQUERED In.
air. INGALLS, reserved the amendment increasing
the amount TO subsist and properly care i0r the
Apacne INDIANS IN Arizona and New mexico rom
$500 600 to $500, 000-S3 900 for those in Arizona
ana Sl2o' 600 Tor those IN New Mexico-and asked
the amendment was concurred in-yeas 90,
nays IS.
Mr.. EDMuNps, lrep.) OF VT. demanded q sep
arare vote on the amendments OF the committee
appropriatlng $4,000 to supply deficiency III the
proceeds OF the sale Of lands OF the Round valley
indian reservation, California, applicable for the
payment or improvements OF settlers on said
reservation appraised in accordance with the act
OF March B. 1873 and to llquidate such claims on
said reservation as shall be found valid by virtue
OF presumption or homestead entry.
The amendment was rejected
ment appropriating $20O 900 for general inctden tai
expenses OF the Piute reservation In Southeastern
Nevada, and reducing the P1ute reservation TO
1000 acres. Also appropriaJing $4,000 for gen.
/ era incidental expenditures OF the Walker River
and Pyramid Lake reservations in Nevada.
MIR. WINDOW, (rep) OF Mimi, moved 10 lay the
amendment on tue table: Lost
Alter some discussion the amendment was ruled
out on point OF order raised by Mr.. Edmunds,
that 1t proposed new legislation and had never
been acted upon by any committee OF the senate.
Mr.. STEWART appealed rom the decision OF tue
Char.
Mr.. WINDOW moved to lay the appeal on the
table. Agreed to--yeas AZ, nays g.
Mr.. BoGY moved to strike out the clause apprO-
prIating $4,000 for the pay OF three indian In
spectOrs
Mr.. MORRILL,. OF Maine, moved to lay the amend
ment on the table. Agreed to-yeas 2S nays 20.
THE MEMORY OF THE DEAD.
Pending the discussion on the Indian Appr0prl-
alton bill, messages were received from the House
OF Representatives announcing the death OF Hon.
samuel +. Hersev, OF Maine; John B. Rice, OF Hi
nois Alvan Croker and Samuel Hooper, OF Massa-
cnusetts
Eulogies were delivered by Messrs. Hamlin and
Morrill, upon the lie and character OF Mr.. Hersey,
by Messrs. Oglesby and Logan upon Mr.. Rice, by
Mes5rs. Wadleign and Washburn upon Mr.. Croker,
and by Messrs. Boutwell, and Morrill,, oil Vermont,
upon Mr.. Hooper.
adopted, and, as a further mark OF respect, the
Senate at twenty-five minutes past nve 7. NJ, ad-
journed TILL Monday at eleven O'Clock.