Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-06-30

The Indian Appropriation bill was taken up,
and the third section OF the House bill, abolish.
Ing the Indian Bureau and transferring the gov.
ernmert OF the Indians to the War Department,
was stricken out-A to 22-and the bill was
passed. The Sundry Civil Appropriation bin
Whole, and 81 several G OD SmcndnentS were dis Ip
posed OF.
THURsI AY, June 22.-Several bills OF
minor importance were passed in the Senate, on
the nd, afte; which the Naval Appropriation bill
was further considered, and amendments were
agreed to inc .easing some Of the items as passed
by the House and the bill, as amended, was then
passed. The consideration Of the Suhdry civil
Appropriation bill was resumed in the House,
in Committee OF the Whole, and about half OF the
bill was dispored OF. The Senate amendments 10
the Indian Appropriation bill were non. concurred
in, and Conference Committee was appointed.
FRIDAY, June 23.-In the Senate, the
bill reported fiom the Judiciary Committee to
amend the second, fourth asd fifth sections Of
the Enforcement act, to meet the objections to
the law expressed in the recent decisions of the
Supreme Court, was taken up and, after consd.
erable debate, WIS finally passed-25 to 13-after
being amended In COMMITTEES Of the Whole. The
Senate amendments TO the Naval and Indian APP
preparation bills were insisted upon, and Com
mittees of Conference were appointed. =. In the
nousel reports were made from the Election
Committee and adopted in the Idaho contested
election case, unseHtingT T. W. Bennett the sitting
delegate, and declaring s. s. Finn en-
titled to the scat; declaring j. H. Rainey
the sitting member, entitled to a seat
from the First District Of South Carolina, and IT.
u. Strait, from the Second Minnesota District
The Senate amendments to the Navy Appropria-
non Dill were non-concurred in and Conference
Committee was appointed. The Sundry Civil
Appropriation bill was disposed OF In Committee
OF the Whole, several amendments being adopt
ed, and reported to the House, when all the
amendments on which separate votes were not
asked were agreed to in bulk; the amendment to
strike ont OF the bill the clause repeating the laws
IN wfaNu ~ A..
appointment OF supervisors of election as deputy
ana special deputy marphals, was rejected; other
amendments were being disposed OF, the House
being still In session up 10 a late hour.
SATURDAY, June 24-In the Senate,
the House bill for the allowance of certain claims
reported by the accounting officers OF the Treas
ury was amended and passed =. Before its ad.
posed OF the proposed amendments to the Post
ONCE Appropriation bill, and IL was then passed.
On the 24th, Mr.. sayler was elected temporary
speaker, in the absence of the speaker pFO tenn
NO further business was transacted.
MONDAY, June 26.-The Army Appro-
priation bill was amended in the Senate by in
Creasing the amount of several items in the bill
rs passed by the House, and the bill as amended
was paseed-25 to IL. The River and Harbor APP
propriatiOn bill was referred to the Committee on
appropriations. Among the bills introduced
redemption OF legal tender notes. A bill was
also introduced, and the previous ques tion
moved, providing for the repeal OF the Resump-
lion act; but the previous question was rot
seconded-U to 100. A motion to suspend the
rules and pass the bill to continue into the next
iscal year the appropriations made for the cnr-
rent year was rejected-55 to 112. A new Confer
9nce Committee was appointed on the Legisla-
i've Appropriation bill. Bills were passed re-
1iving the law for the payment for horses and
equipments lost during the war, and extending
he time for filing claims therefor ETC.; for the
ssue OF disused Government arms to States and
Territories for their protection against Indians.