New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-17
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

in the House to-day, under the call of
States, the following bills were introduced and re-
ferred:
by Mr.. cox Dem, y. YJ-To protect certificates Of
under any cert cdie Of natural cation shah DO ques
toned nor shall such certificate be Invalid by reason
act OF naturalization after two years from the
thereof, unless occasoned by actual or intentional
fraud the part Of the holder Of such certfcate.l
b. Mr.. SANFORD Dom. Ala)-Prohbitng the
boarding OF money the Treasury, and prob biting the
States III makes 1t unla wful for money to be boarded
IN the Treasury, aud provides that all money N the
Treasury not necessary the payment Of the ordinary
expenses Of the Government snail be used for the pay
mem %t outsanrng O,oa SSte5 oons ht @
Section inhetsa penalty OF $1,000 together with re-
moyal from Office any Government official viola
ting tie provisions OF the bill.
MIR. SPRINGER (Dem.. ILL.,. from the Committee on
Elections moved to suspend the rules and pass the fol-
lowing bill 20 prohibit military interference at elections
whereas The presence OF troops at the polls IS con-
tray the spirit Of our Institutions and the traditions
Of people, and tends to destroy the freedom OF cleo
BE Il e,acted etc. That it shall not be lawful to bring
employ at any place where a general or special
election Is beng held in state any part OF the Army
or Navy OF the United states as police force to keep
the peace at the polls.
The motion to suspend the rules and pass the bill was
ost-yeas, 1OS nays S2-not the necessary twothrds
in the Affirmative 1t a strict party yote--all tho
Democrats voting Yea" and all the Republicans voting
Nay"
The following were introduced and referred.
BY Mr.. HATCH dem, Mo)-Resoutions OF Missouri
Legislature asking for the repeal OF the Federal
ton laws
BY Mr.. FINLEY DEM Ohio)-PrOpOsing Constittl-
tional amendment providing that the OF Office OF
Judges Of the Supreme Courts and other United
Courts shall be limited to twelve years.
BY Mr. CONVERSE (Dem., OLio)-Amending the
homestead laws.
By Mr.. RYAN rep, Kas.l-For the relief OF certain
settlers on public lands.
by Nj. WISE Dem. Penn.)-Providing that the sal
airy Of the Chef Justice Of tho United states Supreme
snail be $500 and the salaries OF the Associate
Justices $1,000 each.
By Messrs. ACKLEN, ELAN and GIBSON (Dems.. La.)
"A memorial OF the Louisiana COuSti utOual COnyeu-
ton for the establishment OF Judicial district ;or
erty at Baton Rouge.
BY Mr. SHELLEY Dem. Ala)-Amendng Section
5,jl5 NJ the Revised Statutes relating 10 Officers OF
Election.
office OF Assistant Treasurer OF the United States at
Charleston, south Carolina.
BY Mr. YOUNG Dem, nn.)-Granting pension OF
500 month To the widow or Lieutenant Hiram Bonner.
by Mr.. BENNETT Dem, ID. Tl-Grautiug lands 10
laid n the construction OF "A railroad In Dakota.
The total number of bills thus far introduced during
the present session Is 1885.
On motion Of Mr. RYAN (flep, Kan) the bill was
passed for relief OF settlers the Usage Trust and
diminished reserve lands In Kansas.
On motion ~ Mr.. WASHBURN (Rcp., Mimi a bill
was passed preempton settlers twelve months
after the date OF nS their entries 10 complete their
| residence.
A resolution 10 permit subcommittee OF the Com
uitteo tmmerCe 10 sit during and take
mOny on the subject OF c0mneroial relations OF