The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-20
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ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
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TO THE DAILY, LNEELLIGENCER
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CONGRESS.
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SEN ATE.

to examine and investigate into the yari
Ogs branches z % Of !hS E sS9yCe with with
departments thereof, reduction OF ex'
penses, &c., and to report bill at the
next session. He gave notice that he
would call it up for action tomorrow.
Mr., Edmpnds said that some days, age
tie JAdia aiciary 0ohmittee Sporled back
tie .Hoaio Ci4l Rights hll, FRich hSd
already beet discussed, 30 lat las lahy
further debate was iconctrhcdy thSrs iwAi
no reason why much timc should be con,
sumed in dispoSing Of the bill. He gave
notice that as soon M the Indian appro-
priation bill should be disposed Of he
would move TO take up the Civil Rights
bill.
The Vice President laid before the SEN
ate communication from the Acting
Secretary Of the Interior In answer to q
resolution Of the Senate in regard 10 the
$5OO,OOO paid to W. +, Adair and G. NJ,
Vannoutt out of the Indian fund for scr.
vices rendered. Laid on the table and
ordered printed. y
Legislature I Se q Il MissourIiS iSEOF d Sslab.
lishing q branch mint at 81, Louis. Re-
ferrGd,
Mr.. Wright, from the Committee on
Civil Service and Retrenchment, reported
back the House bill to provide for the
reorganization Of the Treasury Depart.
ment, and said tho Committee had been
unahlet0 agrpe a,llon B. Recommendation
tho BIZ h1I BhBala % passed, They
had, however, ,agreGd upon several amend.
ments, and he would ask that the bill be
placed on the calendar, So ordered.
Mr.. Wright said that the Committee
were Of tho opinion that there should bC
reorganization Of civil service, but 1t
was not advisable to undertake to reor.
ganizc this one department alone at this
late day Of the session. lie reported
from the Committee the following resolu.
tion and gave notice that he would call II
up for consideration tomorrow:
ResOlred, That u committee Of five mem
bers Of the Senate be appointed whose
dutyit shall be to sxapine and thoropShly
invebtigate' the several branches Of di1il
service with a view to the organization
Of several departments thereof, the re-
ductiOn Of expenditures and to prmote the
efficiency Of such service and report
thereon at the next session Of Congress
by bill or otherwise.
sAIr.Logan asked that Wednesday eyen,
liz d, ,p6ft weSk he set aside ID tho ,cph.
sidetalion of sths bill Which recently
pissed the lTouse'f for tke equalization 81
bOunties. ...
A discussion cnsuetl, during which Mr.
Sargent said he had understood that this
bill took $ls0,O00,O00 from tho treasury
and he was opposed 10 II. There were
other, bills Of equal importance demand
ing the attention Of the'Senate. For In
stance he would be glad to have his friend
from Indiana (MorLVn) call up Ahe reso'
luton for iLh6 admi$ion Of pinehBack
again as soon as possible. This was
a3osi,ft9 3os.fiGn VfiRSSN9StSF var 'Ha should be
Objection being made to fixing Wed.
nesday evening for the consideration oI
the bounty bill, Mr., Logan gave notice
that he would next week persist In press
Ing this bill until he got n vote somt
way. lie said the bill would not take
500, 100000 from the treasury.
Mr.. Hitchcock gave notice that he
would call up the bill for the admission
Of Colorado a. soon as the Indian appro'
nriniinn iii was diSpoSel Of and he
wnnii an,avnnize thnt 6ill 10 any other
measure, - 20 - .gs
The m m9rniag hShr having expired the
Senate Eestmed Ale consideration OIL tht
Indian appropriation. The amendment
Of the Senate Committee on Appropria
tions increases the amount to the StDSlS
tahce and care OF the Apacha Indians N
Arizona from $500 600 to S37b0o and
for those Of New Mexico from 100000 tC
$l26,O0O, was discussed at length. The
amendments proposed by the Committee
were agreed to. The COMMITTEES With
drew the amendment authorizing The
computation Of the area oi ule Creek resf
ettdtibAten thein6Fth tork ottha ~ HanadiSt
river, and appropriating SloO,OOO from
the money IN the Treasury belonging Y
the Seminole Indians TO be paid Tor Saiu
tract. Other amendments Of the Commit
tee were agreed TO.
Mt WINDOW moyel 2 amend So a. Y
incseAsd thes sapproPtihtion fof ths eqd'
eating d ehildfSh.and' eating for Orphans
In the Central Superihtendency IRON
$4,000 to $4,000. os
The Senate took q recess until 7;SO'
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upon te'9sseDlng ass ~ ,'oo UloS ~ w. w.
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pIoIitaa'iV pI1ia. s..S,a.1.a, IA " % LS;ro iSat ~ A.
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tOs SI'irsi;ng cIiildteh ard cafihr iof or.
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'lsl'S .us. en- m mn mn N SsS mn Ifisr dSbSi,
.ioa ton NJ SV ItSStt ~ ~ StSSibd ia ia'S9
"'s H. 1'"Ih' tIuad nOSsd II SIS;ks mi ihs
M: MI. nou ~. % SI as s.Sos,od ,bv Iha ram;
mhStS ,lstSI Xxx frliS9 si0b6j Iot iib,
n,1nSo,, % ~ %ksk iidtsi, cStihv iSr oFphans
'"s' Sn "ts,SiacIs,ig.vssS b. nays, al
&C. A. SyiSdoin T moved q make the
smot,S, mi 100000 instead Of $4,000, Tht
S%SSdmeSt % Of Windom vas rejected:
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