River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-04-17

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Davis, Tellman, Simonton, Beltzhoover, Joyce
Mason, Cowgirl Brigham.
Private Land Claims-Gunter, Martin, Cald-
well, Muldrow, Stevenson, Meyers, May, Nit
chell, Norcross, Burrows, Voorhees,.
Manufactures-Wise, Beale, Nichols Smith,
Richardson. Taylor, Lowe, Hall. Horr, HAM
mond, McCook.
Foreign Affairs-Cox, Nelson, Bicknell,
King, Nichols, Harndun, Hill, Killinger, Rice,
Morton Robson.
Observation-Disclosures, Cravens, Bouck,
Muller, Martin, Frost, Bachman, Humphrey,
Aldrich, Young, Dick, Maginnis.
Revolutionary Pensions-Nh itaker, Bland
Cabell, Dibrell, Singleton of Illinois, Ryan
Pennsylvania, Converse, Farr, Miles, Pierce
Gillette.
Invalid Pensions-Coffroth, Lewis, Caldwell,
Hostetter of Indiana, Persons of Georgia,
Hatch of Missouri, Taylor of Tennessee, Smith
of Pennsylvania, Hazleton of Wisconsin, Davis
of Illinois, Updegraf of Ohio.
Railways and Canais-Cabell, Shelley, Kim
NELL, Slemons, Wise, Oscar, Turner, OReilley,
Fisher, Blake, Hauck, Ford.
Agriculture-Covert, Aiken, Steele, Dibrell
Henry. Lefever, Richmond, Persons, Hatch,
MCGOWAN, WILDER, Valentine, GodschaIk,
Anderson. Forsythe.
Indian Affairs-Scales. Hooker, Gunter
Widdell, Poehler, Whitaker Welborne, Freett
Deering, Pound, Haskell, Ainslee.
Military Afairs-Sparks, DibrelI, Bragg
Johnston, Smith, Leftover, White, McCook
Marsh, Bremen.
Miiitia-Ross, Scales, Hinkle. Thomas, Turn.
er, Speer, o'Brien, Dick, Farr, Daggett, Hawk
Miller.
| Naval Affairs--W hitthorne Goode, Morse
Elain, Davidson, Talbot, O'Brien, Harris
| Harmer, Briggs, Brewer.
Mines. and Mining-Stevenson, Acklin, Arm
field, Anterior, Waddell, Klatz, Loring, Mitch
| ell, Urner, Einstein, Campbell.
Education and Labor-Goode, Willis, Lay
| Tillman, Mcmillan, Ballou. Barlow, Osmer
| Van carmen.
Revision of Laws-Harris, Clark. of Nilsson
| n, Townshend, Geddes, Richardson, Mcmillan
Lowe, Ofth, Thomas, Urner. Gillette.
Coinage, Weights and Neutrality-suspicious.
| Vance, Ellis, Bland, Willis. Warner, De La Ma
tyr, Clafin, W. A. Wood Fisher.
Patents-Vanee, smith, of Georgia, Aiken
TowEshend, of Illinois, Bachman Talbot
Smith, Ward, Caswell, Ballou, Dwight.
Public Buildings and Grounds-Cook, Young
Mckenzie, Kimmell, Atherton Kitchen, Murch
Clark of Iowa, Jorgensen, Sharin, Shallenber
| ger.
Accounts-Henry, Morse, Martin, Boyd
| Smith.
Mileage-Cobb, Knott, Mills, Chittenden
| Overton.
Expenditures of the State Department-Clv
mer, Herndon, King Frost, Newberry Barlow
Crowley.
Expenditures of the Treasury Department
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Hill, O'Neill Weaver, Sharin.
Expenditures of the War Department-Black
burn, FELTON,, Wells, Jones, White, Norcross
Hawk.
Expenditures of the Navy Department
| Townsend of Illinois, Phelps, Ketching, Hull
W. A. Wood, Lindsay, Neal.
| Expenditures of the Postoffice Department
Ladd, Money, Sparks, Poehler, Blake, Valen
tine Bingham.
Expenditures of the Interior Department
Muller. Whitthorne, Clardy, Williams of Ala
bama, De La Matyr Jorgensen, Burrows.
Expenditures of Public Buildings-Deustel
Bright, Herbert, 0'Reilley, Ford, Forsythe
Yokum.
Expenditures of the Department. of Justic
l-Blount, Culberson, springer, New, Phistei
DAVIS, Clark, Ind, Thomas, Einsten, Shalleu
berger.
Levees of the Mississippi-Rober Ohal
mers, Johnston Oscar, Turner Myers, Evans
Dunn, Bayne, Boyd, Casweil, Prescott
Rules-The Speaker, Stephens, Blackburn
Garfield.
Reform in the Civil service-Hostette,
Cravens, House, Kenna, O'Connor, Sawyer
Hammond, Hayes, Hazelten. Butterworth
Richardson.
On State of the Law relating to Electora
Count-Bicknell. Hunton, Carlisle, Stephens
Ewing, Lounsberry, Dunn, Orth, Updegrafl
| Ia, Van Worries, Yokum.
Ventilation of the Hall of the House-Kim
NELL, Covert, Carlisle, McaIahon, Stone, Kelly
Robson.
Causes of Depression of Labor-Wright
Dickey, 0'Connor, Murch, Sherwin, Cowgirl
| Martin.
Epidemic and Contagious Diseases Young
Gibson, Hooper, Goode Morse, Smith, Upde
graft, o., Van Aernan, MCGOWAN.
Printing-Singleton. Miss, Wilson, Hayes.
Enrolled Bills-Kenna, Ooffroth, Ward, Aid
rich, Wilbur.
Llbrary-Geddes, Richmond, Clafiin.
Census-Cox, Hooker, Elan, Finlay, Cole
| rick, Thompson, Rothwell, Loring, Pierce, Dag
get, Sherwin.
vacancy will be created on the commerce
committee to be filled by the appointment of
| member from the Pacific coast after the Cali
fornia election. The following vacancies exist
| to be filed by appointment from California
| Texas or New York: Two on the committee OF
| education and labor, one on public lands, ont
on public expenditures, one on military af
fairs one on mines and mining, and one OF
coinage, weights and measures.
HOUSE, April Reconsideration was
resumed in committee OF the whole of the leg
islative appreciation bill, the pending amend
| ments being that increasing to $3.50, 900 the
| appropriation for controlling and eradicating
contagious diseases among domesticated ami
| mails. After a long debate the whole subject
was stricken from the bill. The matter o.
| Southern claims was considered. Mr.. Bragg
| tIpFtu W 5Jfihc Jul I'LL EToFISIOHs IOE Tilt
| southern claims commission and insert a
clause repeating the law creating the com
mission. Consideration of the amendment
was postponed till Tuesday next. Mr.. Hurd
moved that when the House adjourned oday
| it be until Tuesday The motion was under.
stood to be made for the purpose of excluding
| financial and other bills Monday. The yeas
| and nays were ordered, and the motion was
rejected-105 yeas to 10S NAYS. AllH the Re
publicaas voted in the affirmative and all the
| Greenbackers in the negative, as did all but
| the following Democrats. Eecknell, Blount
| Clymer, Cook Covert, Deuster Hammond
Ga, Hurd, Johnston, Moore and Talbot
| Among the prais annouced was the Speaker
with Republican. Kelly voted with the
Greenbackers The House then adjourned
yeas 10, nays 100.
SENATE April 14.---Various memorials
| and bills were introduced and referred Sen
ator Cameron addressed the Senate until the
expiration of the morning hour, on the bill
for the relief of the Winnebago Indians in
Wisconsin. The consideration of the army
appropriation bill was resumed, the pending
ment Mr.. Blaine addressed the Senate at
length.
House, April 14.---The States were
called for bills for reference. Filibustering
was then resorted to, to consume the morning
hour, and prevent the introduction of bills.
4 resolution to the effect that no legislation
or tariff shall be undertaken at the present
session of congress was defeated, yeas 108,
nays III. Mr.. Atkins moved to go into COM
mittee OF the the whole on the legislative bill
which, after some opposition was agreed to
yeas 1913, nays 81 and the House adjourned.