The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-15
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY lNrELL1aENoER
GENERAL NEWS.
The Louisiana Civil Rights Bill
Declared Void.
Italian Affairs Jumblsd and Unsat-
isfaotory.
The Silver Discussion in the Senate.
The Silver Discussion in the Senate
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.
WAaH1NeroN, January II.

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instrueting the Committee on !ndiar
Affairs TO inquire into the proPriety. o
setting apart four large reservations iol
all the Indians oil the country, and ,ha
the lands now occupied by them be opet
TO settlement. Referred.
The Senate then resumed the consider
alton of the resolution Of Mr.. Matthews
declaring the right Of the government 70
pay bonds In silver, and Mr.. Bailey reac
q long argument as TO the constitutional
powers. OF Congress in regulating coin
age, &c.
PETITIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
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Two Houses of Consress during the pres
ant session. Reier1ed.
Mr. Thurman submitted n resslutio,
ips,ruc;ing the Committee on Militar,
Af,airs 10 inouire whether. and II any
what legislation ia needed or expedien
IN ineres.e tbe annual appropriatiop 70,
arming and eonippinp the militia Of III,
| states and Territories 10 cor rrespond viii
| ,he inerease Of popuiation aimee the pas.
SAGE of the not ef lsos. such increase /,
tase Immediate effect and also 10 ennbl,
The nroner accounting officer 10 settle NJ,
S0tb instalmept Of he Ohio war claims
and authorize The proper officer 10 credi
Ohio with the difference between wha
arms drawn by Gov Tod were CHARGED A
and what ibey were sold for. The bill
far for The settlement Of the items 10 be 8,
drawn "a to allow the State 10 draw or.