The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-12-20
General News Summary


ViGHGYAu NeWS SUlIAlll0I " 3
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benate, on the lzt1, autnori.mg seiect commit 2,
tee to take into consideration the statc Of the
Law respectinr the ascert,inine and declaration
of the results Of elections Of President and Vice
Presidelt OF the United States, ana aiso 70 c4n,
thnse .ifa oticeys and as tn the 1uratim Of then
terms Of Office. Senate bills were passed-to reg
ulate expenditures in the Navy; authorizing a
general acc1Tn. t Gl .e ~ sh e
prlations Inc oenale nmenomenH 70 tne Len; ~
clency hpplopfayion Dill WeLe ihsis.e9 at9n nIiu
F VI titt was M ~ Ht.,a,. ~.
CnAuee VIou oupseieuW 1vI Sno 1insSrS ~ 1 !
Syer tnau d % n3nos t o. Us
Unitea states lssnea O. autnorized unoef .ne aGn r.
OF Gongaess @ @neIeaoIore aecisGo arg sySep.e' Sss
mept m c co; ~ Scld or ~ he stsndsr
Salue When sucn Donos wete lssue9, anu tiia. i y
Iest1Ie 70 is coinaee 1 sufI :lvea ccn y asga.
% .ehJgc p M,n Eo mo. - n tba r;oSta ~
pun ~. ann. u ~ .nen sst .l
i,eeai areqMehS Ah iaser OF Mf. iMa!sne"s IesD
iu.iol, mr t unt,snancy t6 t61aiow1ng H. nun M ~
ppPposlIon ,Ss 9nsteeo, - N t1i GoIse, III, al
Moa.oh czsmeu al u queson sne itt tta ~ sns
Speaker % III vacancies "a coMmitcees ng ctuseu
Dy .ne IesgHhaei9n M ~ o. who aaa no. peea
y nu peJm . .ig d;a 4 .. " GTsr u s?,.
csT TU .,d % rafs m,5n ,,ss G VI, ,ad maS
oath which has to be taken by applicants for pen
tee sons s;,b;tte9 thpd renort r on he Goiorado
election case, declaring that there had been no
valid election. Arguments .were. presented in
1ayor OF INT malolI'y an1 Hlnority rsPoIs ple-
,.es vnOesT sT,,;ntsd nn 1ha 1,et;ca,cv Iii
Voc
A PETITION was presented and re-
e.r..a y, tbe Sono+o ~, ~. tath fro,, NJ c,r-
,eiieu c, u..L 'I W .Io -o., a.o. n
bln' OF south Oarohna, ASKING tnat nus claim 70
a seat from that State be inquired into and de-
and referred to authorize and eonin an exned;-
Gp mi 70 tne Se ame wS
me9Ss ne af ar M was agreeo 20 cang On
~ a' the or,ayn;yat;en arn;na and enu;nr;ne of
he m;l l;ta of the several Statas MI Matthews'
FIJI Hll and % Dawes annos;nS and Massrs Allison
a,,d ReL favor;,p,ap the raso,nt;"n n tha
Hnuse tbe Coiorada cootestai aicct;nn caae was
tbs s reo decIarna tat RfarJ ,aa
ant;tied r. fhe seot ,vas ra;erfaJ"vaas IIG. nows
~ I sc "ao ut h .t ~, ,,a ~
the resostion declaring that there had been no
M Ifgtha' 'fii, 0 n,,,i ,.su i.t t tL ~,
thcs s Rennbirans i, The safrmatiye. Cnt1er Stem.
Ger. Williams Gel.1' Potter and Willis IN. VI A
ta ,pas tba 70 ta INV, tha m, ;nr;ty rasoirt;on
declaring Patterson entitled to the seat. and it
sworn In as the Representatiye from Colorado.
T., ~ co.+ a. 1a.l ~ tro,,so
IN w. 'ooh"'o' W she i7'ii, 'iio Aiouao
JOINT resolution relative to reservoirs to promote
The Conference Committees report on the Do
fciency bill was agreed to, and the bill was
nassed. The yice-President announced. as the
committee to inquire. into the practicability Of
and maintainine peace on the Rio Grande from
tier tier Messrs. Conkiinr. Hamlin' Howe. Jones
New; Cameron (Pa.), Eaton and Maxey. The
The House hill relative to the bnriai
of officers and others who perished by
the wreck of the steamer Huron was
passed. The Matthews Silver bill wa further
debated In The House. n number of hills were
;nt1aSuced and Ire referred The rennrt ~ Of the Con-
ference COMMITTEE on the Defciency Appropria-
to t the French Exnosition bili were aareed to. 4
resolution was offered by MT. Wood Chairman
of the Committee on Ways and Means and read.
charae Matters e relatnp 10 fnd;an NsyaY on on
W;i;tsrv affa;rs Postnft;ces nnhi;c lands etc -
to INQUIRE into any errors. abuses or frauds II,
f no Of the Laws t sucn
to send for nersnns or naners Messrs Hale and
Garfield objected to the clause anthor;zinp the the
sending for persons and papers, and the Republi-
venting action on the resolution
-. VIZ
In the Senate, on the 10th, a secret
q. q. ''.ui. ...s w 'I.AI.r ~ ~ W pp "
between Messrs. Conkling and Gordon during the
Executive session. After the doors were re-
opened, paper was made public, signed by
w tha effect that the wnrds mtiered dnrna the
snd t Ry To- he NIX
kind; that the reports Of the incident which had
;nst to both ~ ,ne tbat nnan carefni
inquiry as to what was said by
byp and at be 5e De
sive words were inspired by an honest misunder-
st OF what had & been mnSeeniy said .py Ppy
out outgrowth % % Of msapprehension. m The paper con. on
cludes as follows We, who are the mutual
due alike to the Senate and the speakers that
vas tar d e ne ha rea as f
uttered, and, we are now authorized to state,
ia drsvn 'u Ad;onrned i to Jan' H. In "iI The