Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-19
THE EVENING STAR.
WEDNESDAY. June 10. Is,s
C0NGREksl0NAL.
Com ciUsion Of Il, ster,fav,S prooees;


sENATE.-After our report Closed
ne SnnaIy civli appropriation bill being
Mr.. Teller offered an amendment appropri-
atlng $1,000 for the removal OF the Indians
from the pres nj reservation on the Colorado
To more suitable location. Adopted
LIEUT.. HONIE.
Mr.. allison offered an amendment repeating
20 much ol the act providing for permanent
form OF government for the District ~ Column
ha as limits the rank of the officer To be de-
ialIed from the engineer corps rs District
Mr.. Sargent raised the question of rele-
yancy, and it was decided relevant-yeas q,
MIR. Sargent said the proposition had no, ths
SIlGhtest shadow of relevancy. The fact was
mat an interesting Young lady had recently
hai an lntteTtsting young man who had
oSSh excluded from office by recent legislation
MI salisbury supported the amendment AZ
remmeoSlng an act OF injustice.
MI. oorheeS favored the amendment
Mr. Seek cOntended there was no relevancy
in tie anne ndment.
The amendment was adopted
Mi. Spencer offered an amendment nro
YlGlHg that one side of the United y; attS naIex
be printed outside The Treasury Department.
LAID on the table
Mr.. Jones tFla.D moved an amendment an
ln"priaiiig $4,000 for a wharf al Key West.
Adopted.
On mction of Mr.. Allison the appropriation
l"i iEt Eeloln School, in the District of Co
iUmhla was IL creased from $1,000 10 Sl50lA
Al ~ he III was reported from the COM
III ittt bl lIt6 " lor III The senate.
The House Rave passed the Senate bill relat
HE I" The EadS lettieS at the Southwest Pass
oi The Mississippi, that amendment WAS ON
m00lCn OF Mr.. WinLom, stricken out of the
or motion of Mr.. Christiancv. the vote by
Mhch The par; &, aph Ia pay Geo. r. Marshall.
Ialt marshal OF tab. S25.uN FOR expenses and
emoumtntS Tor The years lS75 aud 1876 was
deir aled, was reconSdered a:d the amend
nent adopted.
Mr.. Window asked a separate vote on the
amendment Ia ba ~.
SOUTHLRN MAI. CONTRACTORS
ana ID was ageed to-leaS, y; nays, 2i-as
y lE !.f ;, Mes~Ts. Armstrong. Bailey, Barnum.
is nj Rn SfS' G% En- FEGs' 2F Ssg Ia
nam' McCIary, Mcpona.d. MaNey, MrlrimoI,, Nor
\ AN>-McsSrs. Alis,u Anthony BIaine ,ntb.
h h@a1 S W%v e RMSFi D'S, d. hs%es Ferry,
ri, rgCsly PLUME Rollins. Sq"grnt. Saunders
sT nee T. Her Walleigh, and Window -.
the Senate, and passed
The Chair laid before the Senate the House
resolution, asking the Senate to permit Hon.
Stanley MATTHEW s a member of the senate IA
aElear lc1OIe tie committee.
MI wallace Chered resolution that the
senate IN compliance with the resolution ot
lie House permit the Senator 10 appear and
Una! me secretary notify the sergeant alarms
of the House Of us action.
ON motion of Mr.. HOar, the resolution of the
Hou>" and that offered by Mr.. Wallace were
referred 10 the committee on elections
Tie Chair also laid before the Senate a Joint
resolution OF tie House 10 pay certain con-
teStanlS tur seals in the House y 600 each fol.
expenses incurred IN cunttSling such seals
Pending consideration Of the resolution In,
Ntldle, al 3:lO PM went into executive SeS-
sion, ana al o:oO took recess till S:3J nm.
EVENING SESSION.
lie Senate reaSSembed al $50 pm
On motion OF Mr.. Spencer, the resolution
granting permission for the Senate committee,
on military affairs to sit during the recess with
| perm, sion toS 10y sub committees. was taken
up and agreed 10.
Mr.. Paddock called up the HouS,. hill for tbs
renef OF settlers on the public lands
The President appointed as cOnfrrees on tbe
haIt Oh me SENATE ON the diSagreeing votes of
The two houses on the SUndry civil bill Sana-
/ tors Window, Dorsey and Beck
he resolution 10 pay the cOuteStinC elaine
ants Tor seats in the House was passed.
After dSpOSng of a number of bills on the
calendar The Senate, at IL 20 p. m, adjourned.
OCSE.-After our report closed
MI. Reagan moved to suspend the rules and
pass the Senate bill TO SO amend the river ana
harDor act OF March u, $50 SOFAS TO authorize
JettieS of the Mississippi.
The nlll was passed-yeaS l2&, nays q.
MI Willis reported from committee on edu-
cation and labor a bill approprating s35l.0ll
as permanent fund, to promote the educl-
ZION OF the blind and for the benefit of tha
American printing house for the blind.
Here followed debate respecting special
assessments in he District of Columbia, mem
The House then, at AIS, took a recess fill 2
O'clock
EVENING SESSION
MI stephens, from the committee on rules.
reported Joint resolution authorizing the,
onn!lttet on rules TO employ proper persons
TO make compete index of the records of
C"rgrtSS from tie beginning of the govern
men1 down. Adopted.
On motion of Mr. Atkins the House took nh
ana concufrd in the Senate amendment tn
The bill providing for the payment of the ex-
Lenses OF II e select committee on alleged
frauds III the ate PreSi entail election
Al o:4u the passage OF the Sundry civil an
preparation bill by the Senate was announced
Mr.. Atkins moved TO non concur in all tha
Senate amendments and ask a conference
lie motion was agreed 10, and MeSSrs At
klhS, Hewitt IN. W and Hale were appointed
the House confereeS.
Mr. Pound moved to suspend the rules and
take up and pass the Senate bill extending the
time for the completion of the Northern Pa
cific railroad.
Mr.. Eden said the bill would take 35.OOOOgD
OF acres OF land from the public domain, and
1t should not pass. The bill was defeated
yeas SO, nays III.
Mr.. Harris tNa.) reported disagreement of
election OF Congressman TO the Forty sixth
congress from West Virginia. A new con-
1tlt nee was ordered, and MeSSrS Kenna
Pridemore and Williams tOregOny were APP
pointed.
MIR. Mayham announced the death at Al
Dany, n. y, to-day, of his colleague, Hon.
Terence j. Quinn, and he offered the cuStom
AIRY resolution OF respect, and the House, out
OF respect 10 the memory of the deceased at
y 80 p. IN. adjourned.