Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-16

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fered the folio Wing - sa4ss ssaas
r. Rrsotyed, Thss III. l,aase OF repre
saat stiy ss,@sA Lie mpHent Of closiss
the present session, tenders MI &
slsssss ssaiAA. .h1lasad plesidi ing officer, the
unanimous expression of hcartfel'
syspxv~Pssps memhasa. in. his Of
fflah Fan bpe that i SeRWry
sof ! ad& va nay sosa i've hl
example. j
The resolution was declared unani-
Sfth, sayi,esA Atopy ofshe re.nIu
tion was ordered TO be telegraphed to
Mrsakoes.@ sasssae i ~ ..,s..s
On motion Of Mr.. Gfounse the bill
providing fos the sJssiis@of portion, Of
rcserystion Of confederate Otoe and
Missouri indiana end Sad and Fox
Indians in Statesof Kansas and Ne
J bFasks was taken UP aud passed by
tS6s tMM Sose Aoysr esidcsl's. y4t d!
The speaker announced US members
of the joint committee on Chinese
immigration Msssrs. Piper, Beebec
and Nilsson, of Iowa. '''''s
AT Z o'clock a mcssaga was reccis-
ed from The senatc announcing that
That 6ody hsd ssedsxtr~scsu,,v~-tor
81 re IL g eM of'oongfess str 80
!, On2mosion of Mossison the resolu.
SiSas svas ldopes ii Nssnn
! sRAge ssoma th.s Asss lnd
Woodburh, of Nevada, had smot Nsenl
ospsylsed in the appointment Of the
Chinese commistee. y Hesaaas lcalled
put Of order, but persisted III saying
II was particularly unfor,aasse. s9EHc G
said that fhe genilemaii from Iowa,
kasyqa, uede A.s speech yesterday,
which is the cause of his being forced
off that committee, after the speaK2ss
.ef had promised the gentleman from
Nevada and myself that he, Ksssson.
stspuld besAp peintcd. 80. sT'
Il aklarge 1umbF bf nepbess. joided
the speaker IN demanding Page 10.
. oedss' 'Ana y gsert & confusion sp4
Finally the. speaker appointed 4
comm litee 70 iplorm the psesident that
both houses were ready % "a iourn
sine die. - s7@s
Th.sassil1 sespced the ap.
1 &eptko Qhson. - aud Nil.
Il "a cofn assion bi
siiycr coinage,
!. Wells reported that The committee
had NJ ltsd yoA aha lpCesnleat und had
been informed that he had no further
to make TO congress-. !
~ 9 ar6ead, - Giynsr Shaving - taken
The chair, dfered xsresolution tender
ing tie THINKS OF tile house y, Say.
lcr. speaker protein, for the Impair impair
tfahty, emciency and ability. with
which ne has discharged the trying inc,
xnd saIapQus duties Of his Office dur
ing bis present Term Scf sesvice
Mrs sBlscibssn@ssksd Garfield to
Aclepi Y ~ sHsadmen!, BY. lnehlnd'.s i
AiS& Mra I. .csg s were
given. No objection was made and
the name of Cox was added, aud the
resolytioa yss unanimously adopted.
The speakcf protem theu announced
thatsths boas 6n. final adjournment
bad ATTiyed, thanked the house for It's
s6tkt4ys ~ stat0 u Mo 6rst sss-
sion ef the house Of the 44th congfesss
s.sAasa ] III
ssur!A !Asxs4ss >ax4fxe .4n.
ate insisted on its amendment 10 the
Ssses tillsfFy toFhe Indian,
war and = conference was appointed.
Cragin's corrected, wha. he called
Meffimans gross mistake, Mat ii
1875, the United States had $1,000
sisA sfaoy sd gave from the
table he had, the correct nu mber Ga a
ssssfs-rssss vava.4-..,-,~z~
Cameron, OF Wisconsin, called up.
III 6sssblll III aut sosss NE coz
structiop Of bridge across the Mis-
sOoraa asaver~ss OF neAr Sioux City k&a 4
Passed. MA
!. The chair Presented the presid '<
.hsse ea rshsneA i1Pproved the
senate bill for the sxfe Of . portion OF
the reservation .of tho confederated
OsSS xhA sifIsssixn4gSscs and
Foxes, in Kansas and Nebraska; also
y Wesssgea ststing hissscopsictios, AZ
Ter further Examination, that his re-
turtsxssAs biaaanstgned WAS psemAs.
atuaa. saaA skiing il4 Ieturn for his
sisssssse.s@ei seag. ss
EEa amssiss questioned whether the
conslitution would allow the return
fofTbill after the fts&dhs Asd vetoed
it, and ifthe bill must mol. be passed,
nolHll ssagding the veto. i.v' 49,
Ingalls, argued that the president