The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-08
CONGRRSs.
HOUSE.

printing. Adopted.
PRINTING APPROPRIATION.
Mr.. Waldron, from the Committee on
Appropriations, reported backthe Senate
bill, appropriRting $780, 900 for delcien.
cy in the appropriation for government
printing and binding for the present iis.
cal year.
Mr.. Vance, Chairman Of the Commit
tee on Printing, offered an amendment,
providing that alter the close Of the pres
ent Congress no greater price shall be
paid for labor by the government printer
than is paid in the cities Of New York,
Philadelphia and Baltimore. lie ex.
planned that he had in conjunction
with the chairman Of the Committee on
Printing OF the Senate, addressed letter
to the public printer in August last, ad.
vising him 10 adopt some rule in the
management Of the printing Office. II
that advice had been followed there
would not now be dollar Of deficiency
in that department.
Mr.. Conger thought the proposition
was impraCticable and that il aimed
blow at the most faithful laborers OF the
Government.
The amendment was adopted; yeas lis,
nays los, and the bill was passed.
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OF the Whole, Mr.. Edmunds in the chair,
on the deficiency appropriation bill.
Mr.. Hancock offered an amendment,
aappToPtlallhg haii million oil dollars
i9r the payment oil certain claims against
70, ine interior department, which alter de-
oaIs re was auoP.ed.
:. Inc committee rose without having
disposed oi the blll.
Mr.. bionni, from The Committee on
Appropriations, reported the naval APP
preparation Dill. Referred to the Cons
lnittee Of ihe Whole. The bill appropri-
a'es sl2,agi'i5Z'
recess I'LL ~ A. NJ. tomorrow.
SENATE.
To.tlays session began at noon. The
Senate insisted upo6 ils Amendment 10
the military academy anpropriaiion Hill
and Committee Of Conference was or.
dered.
Mr., ingalls, reported with amendments
Uouse iii 10 enable tbe indians Io
becono c,,;,srs ,Tb;oL - % Sl.anJ on ~
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snoIs in ,Jvoc,cy of H. Iii ;niroSIrceJ
by him and renorted f,vor,bIv Inv tbSI
Committee nm Railroods
,IMr Sherman called nm the House hill
AUTHORIZING the Commissioner of the
Freedmens saving and Trnst Comrany
10 Inv in certain real and, other nroneriy
and 70 .eII The same nj nnbIic or nr;v,is
s,Is He snhmittej an amendment nro.
vidinr that mo snIe of real est,te shall he
made bv the Commissionera cxrent nj
public auction. unless snch sale and
terms thereof shall he iirst annroyed bv
one Of the Justices. OF the Supreme
Court. Agreed to. The bill then passed.
Mr.. Wright, from the Committee on
Claims, reported bill for the payment
OF the claims Of several States against
the United States for advances made in
the war Of 1872, and bill for the relief
OF persons having claims against the
United States under the provisions OF the
captured and abandoned property act
both OF which were indefinitely post.
poned.
Mr. Clayton called up the Senate bill
to authorize and empower the Secretary
OF the Interior to adjust and settle the
accounts Of the Kaskaskia, Peoria, Pin
ankeshaw and Wea Indians. Passed.
Mr.. Bogy presented remonstrance Of
business men and others Of St. Louis
against the passage Of the House bill 10
build a bridge over the Missouri river at
Glasgow. Referred.
Mr.. Gordon moved that the bill re.
ported by the Committee on Railroads
as substitute for the bill reported by
the Judiciary Committee be taken up.
Agreed to.
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PENDING discn.sion M W;ndom called
nm tho I'M annronPiatiny SS5O OOO IN
snpnly tLe deficiency in t6e annronris.
tian ior nr;rt;ng Jnr;rg r,e On lent SscsI
ve"r @ "a arJ @ movSS % that the Senate now poH
concnr in the amendment of mo HonSs
nrovidino that from HnJ after tbe nressDt
Session az Convrrss the pnblic Printer
shall mot nav move than ia maid for ami.
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