The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-17
By yTeIeggraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT:
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TO THE DAILY LNTELLIGENCER
CON G r E SIS.
I.uh Nv HOUSE.
WAsHINoToN February 10, lS76.

Fntah nj CONTAMINATION oil f1llfOn0 com
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The sneaker then proceeded TO call the
committees for reports.
Mr.. A. G. Williams, Of (Mich.) from
the Committee on Military Affairs re-
ported back bill to extend the time fol
filinp the claims for additional bounties
Mi. Holman moved an amendment ex.
tending the the time until July, 1880
Adop,ed and bill passed.
!, MI. Faulkner, from the Committe on
Foreign Affairs, made an adverse report
an the proposition 10, give notice Of the
Termination Of the treaty Of the 22d Of
-, 1868, with the North German con-
federation. Laid on the table.
Mr.. Crounse offered resolution call
ing on the Secretary Of the Interior 10
furnish the House with q copy oil the re.
port Of the Government Directors Of the
Union Pacific Railroad for the year 1870
Referred.
Mr.. Southard, IRON the Committee on
Territories, reported bill to amend the
act Of the Sd Of March, 1865, for the ad-
mission of Colorado as State. Referred
to the Committee OF the Whole.
NJ THE coLoRADo ELL.
Tbs uouse then on the motion Of Mr.
sontbo M ID % went into a Committee Of The
SVbois NJ RIackburn in the chair on
,be CoioraIo bilI
The only changes made by this bill
in The enabling net of last March
ns n nrovision that ali official voters un.
der tbe law Of the Territory shall be en-
t;tled 10 a vote ontthe question OF ratifi-
cation or rejection. and A proyision ap-
propriating $4,000 10 pay the expenses
81 the Constitutional Convention,
Alter a long discussion the Committee
rose and The iii passed without yeas and
n.ys nav
THE JUDICIARY BILL.
m, ,1.-o,..,. ,,o,;.l o.,or ,ho
Inc House .ook up ~ = sPec'ai o'ue' '''s
Dill 10 organize the luu,cIary. o.,,..
Iherepoft OF tne Juaiciaty oointhittee'
made BY Mr' Mcorary, contains .ne ioi-
lowing statement: iour commuee uo
not hesitate TO say mat any legisialloh
which proposes to relieve the supreme
Court BY improving or destroylng the
right Of appeal as II existea PRIOR 70 !he
act Of the last congress would De ansatis,
factory. It sthereiore IN the opinion 81 y
your committee, very lmporten! ,nat l. y
any part oil the appeilate luflsulc!ion % ~
the supreme court is taken from II, tne
same shall De lodgea IN an ihIermeaia!e
Court OF Appeals, 70 sit IN several circuits
and to be composed Of the supreme Couri
jnstiee assigned 70 the, circuit Juoge, aha
several District Judges ana this Is .ne
plan proposed In the Dill under CONSIDERS
tion. The report sums up 1y giving 'he
following reasons ior tne DIE .,r.
FirstTt VIII estaoliah a'oouEfol Ap-
peals OF very high standing ana a1tnor-
ity within convenient distance oil !ne
residence OF the parties hhgent, WntGh il;!i
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win reasonaoie pfTn .nn P'es1S ein ann mn e .sS ~
volVing NOT more lnhn SiV,Vvy anu .S NJ
involVing any quesaon u suTa ssnshS hr
impSraance !" CO.. W ,.4uIs TSesa! .ro eons;j.
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SSw grea' GSei-cfVmaeu 'tUo r N na oO, ., Inc Inc
trial ~ anneals and iegalizing narties IN
bring and defend suits therein at places
more convenient TO their homes.
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