The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-12

| Woulu appoint special committee 10 H.
vesigate this election.
Mr.. Edmunds demanded the regular
order and the consideration of the proposed
school amendment was resumed, the ques.
ton being on the amendment OF the senate
judiciary Committee. 1t was agreed to-
yeas ~, nays 15
The question then being on ordering the
| joint resolution as amended to the third
reading, was agreed to, and ordered read
the third time at 1 o'clock Tomorrow. On
motion of Mr.. Conklng The senate receded
from its disagreement to the amendments
of the house to the bill to punish the coun-
terfeiting of trade marks. goode, etc. The
amendments of the house we're then agreed
to and the bill passed
On motion of Mr.. Sargent the committee
on finance was discharged from further
consideration of the house bill to carry into
effect the provision Of the Hawaiian treaty,
and the bill was therefore brought before
the senate with the understanding that it
should come up tomorrow as unfinished
| business.
| Mr.. Window, from the conference COM
mltiee on the Indian affairs bill, submitted
a report that the committee had agreed and
moved that 1t be non-concurred in (; 80 or
dered. He also moved that another con-
ference be asked, and that the old conferees
on TIE part of the senate be reappointed;
agreed. In submitting report Mr.. Win
dom said the conferees desired to have the
report non-concurred IN and recommitted
to the committee for the purpose Of hav-
ing certain notifications made in IL.
Adjourned
HOUSE.
On motion of Mr.. Banning the senate
bill repeating 30 much of the army appro-
priation bill as limits The number of Indian
scouts to 800, and continuing in force the
statute which authorizes the employment
of one thousand scouts was taken from
the speakers table, aud after an expans-
ton by him, was passed.
After discussion, the resolution allowing
the m ltary committee to cit during the re-
cess was adopted.
The report of the committee on foreign
affairs in regard to the Venezuelan
claims WAS then considered.
The report was discussed at much length
after which the joint resolution offered by
the committee, was passed.
Mr.. Wadiell made conference report
on the Pacific Mail steamship bill, which
makes mole explicit the language guarding
against any construction that might recog-
nize extra subsidy contracts report agreed
to.
Mr.. Randall made conference report on
the Indian appropriation bill. and explained
that the material point of difference be-
tween the two houses had been the transfer
Of the Indian bureau to the war depart
ment from which the house had receded.
The bill as agreed on in the conference
committee appropriated 81 6SO,1l7, which
WAS the saving over last years bill OF $780,
437. The report was agreed to.
The speaker pro TEN. laid before the
house the presidents message regarding
Iudian hostilities; referred to the military
committee.
Mr.. Bagley made conferesce report on
the bull TO punish the counterfeiiing OF
trade mark goods, and after discussion the
report was rejected, which is equivalent to
a defeat Of the bill
Mr.. Morrison offered resolution for
final Adjournment on Mond y next at four
O'Clock agreed to without discussion.
Mr.. Singleton from the committee on
printing reported back the senate bill for
printing 10 600 copies of agricultural re-
ports for each year of 1874 and 1875, and
appropriating $4,000 for that purpose !;
passed.
GA motion of Mr. Willard the senate
amendments to the bill to provide means
to defray the expenses of the District OF
Colombia till the first of December next,
were nOnconcurred in and the committee
of conference ordered, Messrs. Wellard,
Gale, and Harlridge were appointed such
committee; adjourned.