The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-06-26

attorney or person, to receive a greater co,,,
Pensation than SO for his service in nen.
sion case. The billto establish the TERRITORY
q a Lincoln IN was postponed to next December.
q. as:oo message was received from the
house, announcing concurrence III tho rennrt
Q! Inc conference committee on the snndrv
civil appropriation bill.
HOUSE, June 19.-Mr. EWING maved
to suspend the rules and pass the hiIl "a nj; :
national bank notes and substitute treasmry
n0tes Tor them rejected, yeas 100. navs IN.
DUG result was greeted with applause on the
republican side. The bill passed nrnvit1inr
Ina, .hat on and after Oct l. tendsr notes
H M,t pe received en N payment OF custom
70 suspend the rnles and pass Joint resolu.
tlon proposing constitutional amendment
forever prohibiting payment OF any claim for
properly taken used, injured or destroyed by
3. troops during tee war OF the rebellion
aniess the owner was loyal to the government
t ana gave neither aid nor encouragement to
me enemy Agreed to, yeas ia. nays 81
Mr.; Atkins then made the conference report
on Ihe sundry civil appropriation bill. He
explained the report which, however, he had
no. nt;o signed, because, ne sale, Of appropri-
A. ior the Halifax award, which lie
thought unjust. The bill he said a. orie;nal..
y reported appropriated elB,44s,OOo. AZ If il
passed the House, SIT 1855, and a. Il M al
the Senate, S22O75, 100 exclusive OF the annrn-
prlatlon for the Halifax award. AS It Came
i han Tue conference COMMITTEES the bill had
pee Geen cut down to $1925o1oo also exclusive Of
%! the result was hailed with apnlanse
Inc post route bill containing Brazilian
steamship subsidy, the restoration Of the
ranking privilege, the regulation of postage
on mail matter, and the regulation of railway
service failed between the two Houses. Al
pubic ana other bills to the President were
r Oh yvya -
ag sregate Of appropriations made by Conoress
i 10 Inc flscal year ending with June 1879, will
Dc about Sl7O,00O,OOO The bill pissed both
Houses appropriating $65OOO for the con.
structlon OF the Fort Smelling bridge. and
granting the right OF way.
SENATE, June 30. The time oil adjourn.
ment was extended to7A. NJ Thursday. There
was an all night session of both Houses to close
Is Is iai Us possible, the. conference business
me pension Dill would require the expenditnre
o. ABOUT SSo0Oo,GOO from treasury. At 6:5S
Inc clerk ofthe House appeared with the sun,
ury civil Dill. which was Immediately signed
Dy the president pro tenn, and then sent tn
me resident OF the United Statesfor his SIGMA.
lure, me President being in his room at the
capitol, having remained there during the
night. The Senate then held a briefexecnt;ve
session, and when the doors were onened the
committee to wait on the President rennrtai
that he had no further communication to
make, ana at z 4. NJ. Senator Ferry, President
pro tenn: formally declared the session of the
OIL NTH congress adjourned sine die.
!, HOUSE, June 2O.-Thc House extended
me time OF adjournmentto z o'clock. A. NJ to
civil bill. At 6:52 a message was received fro,gy
inc resident that he had no further comm.
nicatlons to make, and the House adjourned
without day. @'>''' ie'