Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-03-01
BY TELEGRAPH { ID, THE TRIBUNE.
NEWS GOBBLED From AL
OYER THE WORLD.
Corbfn, OF south Carolina, yyithdraws
from the Senatorial lConJest--Evarts
I Preparing tho Presidents Vete to
/ the Chinese Bill Jen Davis to Re
ceiye a Pension. 5Ssssss ~ go


the Chinese Bill Je6 Davis to Re-
ceive Pension! s5si.ss s,3a ss3s#s @
Especial Dispdtch to the Tribune
CONGRESSIONAL.
ST PAUL, March /, 1879 LIN the Senate
communication was received from Cor
bin, the contestant from South Carolina,
withdrawing from the contest. The cen
sus bill was reported, and q bill to make
appropriations for pension arrears, was
taken up, and Mr.: ingalls, amendment for
the appointments of examining sur geons to
revise the pension roll was the subject OF
discussion. Ingalls, amendment was re-
jected, 90 to 36. An amendmentpro providing
that pensions shall date from death or act
ual disability, ifthe application is filed
before 1880, was adopted. Morrills sub
Imitted his amendment to issue Is, ,0OO,O0D
four per cent. bonds to .
PAY PENSION ARREARS.
Mr.. Voorhees, submitted an amendment to
reissue greenbacks for the same purpose
A night session was held on the appropri-
alton bills. In the House, after debate
as 20 the priority Of business, in which it
was said that only four out Of eight appro-
priation bills had been completed, the
post office bill was taken up. That por-
tion of the amendment relating to the re-
classification of mail matter requiring the
REGISTRATION OF PERIODICALS,
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China was then brought before the bar OF
the House for refusing to answer the ques-
tions of the committee. His case was re-
ferred to the judiciary committee. The
other Senate amendments to the pest Of
fee bill, including the Brazilian subsidy,
were then non eoncurred in. Sec. sEvarts
is writing the
VETO OF THE CHINESE BILL,
which will be sent IN to-day. The Cab
met is unit that it should be vetoed,
though several, Evarts especially, are anti
Chinese. Evarts believes the restrictions
can be obtained through the Chinese gov
ernment. The President will not veto the
Internal revenue law. tits thought that
all the appropriation bills cannot possibly
pass Congress before the end OF the ses- s'e'
session. Among the items in the pension
appropriation bill is 3 one giving soldiers
Of every Mexican and Indian war prior to
1850, pension, which provides one for
jeff Davis. On this discovery, Window dom
moved a reconsideration, which will be
acted on today. @
a ata4 ~ RANK RUN. ls sfEE
"a run began on the New Orleans Saw
ings institution on Monday, since when
s5OO,00O have been paid out. The bank
is solvent, but the directors decided to pay
hit is per cent. in cash yesterday, and the
balance in 80 days. Rumols against the
aoundness Of the bank started the run.
BURNED.
+ M. Lewisford and six children were
burned to death in his house in Nelson Nelson
Vile, Ohio. on "Wednesday night.
R1oTY.
Great fears Of riots are entertained III
San Francisco on the veto of the Chinese
49, 49, -.'-~ VI zeA5f ~
bill E s.-+t s.I.sl
STILL GOING. IS;
i. Notwithstanding his squeeze at Wells
Vile, Capt: Boynton left steubenvllle, =,
Yesterday to continue his voyage to New
Orleans.
FLEEING sENOvIANs.
Hundreds of Senovians are coming over e:
the border into Arizona on account OF me
revolution there. Many are destitute.
a ~ ARRESTED. t
Some thirty prominent men OF Fek'''
and Peoria illinois, were arrested yester-
day for whiskey frauds.
FOREIGN.
The French Assembly passed the am ll
nesty hill yesterday.
The situation in the Zulu country Is
unchanged.
aIs STARVING.
Four thousand people in Sheffield, Eng
land are said to be in an actually starving
condition.
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