New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-06-11
CONGRESSIONAL.

Al q. TIy-
f,S - t w 10 %ss paat OF tne appio
works On the Great Kanawha and Kentucky Riv-
ment WAS debated and nassed % to IL
HOr1sE.-TJnder, a call If the States.
,,o.,, 1;u. :...oa..ea - -.e.--.-,
s $50 ~ .--e.:a.S
notes. bonds and MORTGAGES. and M akine il nm
lawful to exact more than 5 per cent. interest
1ef me loan a OF money; prohibiting the funding
co; honds - shst;ts,t amo
for National Bank currency; prohibiting any sol.
where Congressional election is being heid
from leaving his barracks for any Dnrn,sa. az.
cept that of relieving guard or casting lis vote
on the day of election. The bin for
the appointment Of a Missssinpi River
Commission and appropriating' S175 iNLD tn meet
ats expenses' vas AsssGea ;:t: Colnmo9s Epson:
sworn in from the State Of Texas, taking the
o,;ttne s1v" a!r tne e1PtHses oa me a9or
lSS to 81 ~appropriatjng 5000 to provide for the
representation Of the United States at the Inter.
national Exhibition to be held at Sidney and
Melbourns, Australia in ls7s-so. The Speaker
the Committees On Military Affairs and En-.
rolled Bills. < - -
srnArr-Honao hills were ,ossod
on the 81. extending the time for the navment
- ,,-a e,,',,to.s ~, ,,.,t1;o 49,. 49,
Ple-emp.ols on punllc lanus ~ hllnnesot' ana
Dakota, and establishing post-routes.
uo,1,r rho h;11 on,o,d;,, ~ = 80.
: no oiAA e''AAe nuilS ono oCa1
'1 T aes'e !" .ne lemoval OF causes ron otate
maxine a lengthy aronmant IN fauor of Tho ~ 70
neal Of the ;nr.rs, test oath
~. -,
0HNA AH'I-Oh JIG 4In' NAr' Dayaru,
from the judiciary Committee, reported, with
an amendment. the Senate hill renealine Sec
'loils o1o anu o1l u tne neViseo otatuoes \Whcn
RIescIlne t1e Jurors 1est-oatn, etc.,. resc'M-
tloH; on tS by Mr VOORHEES, was adopted a.
Iectne Ine 9ecretary OF war % INFORM the Sen.
and removal Of j. n. Bell and other Cherokee las
ana oaa IRON tne GheroKee NATION PHI was
6istricts in Texas. o' - AoA'''1oA ~ - = u'A''e'
Leo, M $685.
AAooof''--A ne oeh'Ve aluehu1entS 10
ment bv pre-emptors) were agreed To-. a reao.
14;.,, 49,, a...4el 400 - "a s:...-.
1uIon was auopteu.iIo 70 o4-orectng an IN.
Bank Of New York and the German National
Bank OF Chicago. and especially into tho man
agement OF their assets by the respective Re
agreed to relative to the report of the Committee
last Congress in connection viii the charge r
against George +: Seward Minister to China. re-
ETC. to the Jnd;c;a.v o;ttee 1utse nste,
ClOnS TO CONSIDER the same, take other testimony
If necessary: and report to the House at the next
session. -, Inc Senate amendments to the Post
noute Dill were concurrea IN.
SENATE.-The HOnse ioinf resolut;on
NV, e no 4Aoueo JUN. ioso'uIlon
approprlahng money to enable the United States
Government to participate in the International
Exhibitions to he held at SYDNEY and Melhorrro
An.tro;a n 1910 eo ,vas aSantad u ~ s.u m
TSe iii reatnS t. VIZ the renea 91 s Inc son
n the
several am,ndments heinz offarud anu anu ri
Inc comm!tee emendment lbelng substitute
Tor tne original DILL was then agreed to. and
HoIer ThoIan;s,at;wa h;, LII
-. - S,1s. = = Dl1A =. = loou
upon ny sne Democra1ic CAUCUS Oomm ny was
repolseu' oroereo prinsea ana recommitted "A
message was received from the resident, and
ordered printed with ace9mpany5ng documents
Board Of Officers in the case of Fitz-John Por-
ter; The President states in his message that he
had given to the report such An examination as