The Worthington advance., 1879-04-17
'REE THOUGHT FREE SPEECH AND FREE PRESS,

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McKenzie. Kimmell, Athertou, Kitchen,
Murch, Clark, OF Iowa, 'Jorgensen, shartn
Shallenberger.
Aeeounts- Henry Mo, ], Martin Boyd
Smith. - ~
Miieage-Cobb, Knott, Mills, chittenden,
Expenditures ofthe state Department y
mer. Herdon, King, Frost, Newbcrry, Barlow,
Crowly.
Expenditures of the Treasury Department
Morrison, Forney. Turner. Buckner, Resgan,
Hill, O'Neil, Weaver, Sharin. ;.
Expenditures OF the War Depaftmentr--
Blackburn, FELTON,, Wells, Jones, White, Nor
Expenditure of the Navy Department
Townsend, Illinois, Phelps, ketching, Hail,
W: A. Wood, Lindsay, Neal.
Expenditures of the Postoffice Department
-Ladd, Money, Sparks, Poehler, Blake, Val
entinr, Bingham. =
Expenditures Of the Interior Department.
Muller, Whitthorn. Clardy. Williams oisAla-
bama, De La Matyr, Jorgensen, Burrows.
Expenditures Of Public ;Baildeus-Deuster
Bright, Herbert, O. Reilley, Ford, Fosythe
Expenditures Of the Department Of Justice
-Blout, Culberson. Springer, New, Phister,
Davis, Clark, Ind, Thomas Elinsten, shaller-
berger. - ,4a
Leveee Of the Mississippi Robertson. Chal-s
mers, Johnston, Oscar. Turner, Myers, Evans
Dunn, Bayne, Boyd; Caswell, Prescott :
Rules-The Speaker, Stephens, blackburn
Reform in the Civil Service Hostetter,
Gravens, House, Kenna, O'Conner, Sawyer,
Hammond, Hayes, Hazleton, Butterworth,
On State of the Law relating to Electoral
Count-Bicknell, Hunton, Carlisle, Stephens,
Ewing, Lounsberry, Dunn, Orth, Updegraa,
Ia. Van Vorhes, Yokum.
Ventilation Of the Hall of the House-Kim-
nell, Covert, Carlisle, Mcmahon, Stone, Kelly,
Causes OF Depression of Labor-Wrigh.,
Dickey, O'Connor, Murch, sherwin, Cowgirl,
Martin.
Epidemic and Contagious Diseases-Young,
Gibson, Hooper, Goode, Msrse, Smith, Upde.
graft, o.. Van Aernan, MCGOWAN.
Prnting-Singleton, Miss, Wilson, Hayes.
Enrolled Bills-Kenna, Coffroth, Ward, AID
rich, Wilbur.
Library-Get1des, Richmond, Clafliu.
Census-Cox, Hooker, Elan, Finlay, Cole
rick, Thompson, Rothwell, Loring, Pierce,
Dagget, Sherwin.
Avacancy will be created on the commerce
committee to be filled by the appointment OF
q member from the Pacific coast after the CAL
ifornia election. The following vacancies ex-
ist to be filled by appointment from Calfor-
mia, Trxas or New York: Two on the COM
mittee on education and labor, one on mill
tary affairs, one on mines and mining, and
one on coinage, weights and measures.
HOUSE, April Reconsideration was
resumed in committee of the whole of the
legislative appropriation bill, the pending
amendments being that increasing to $3.50, 900
the appropriation for controlling and eradi-
eating contagious diseases among domesti-
Gated animals. After long debate the whole
subjec: was stricken from the bill. The mat
ter Of Southern claims was considered. Mr..
Bragg moved to strike out all provisions for
the Southern claims commission and insert
clause repeating the law creating the CON-
mission. Consideration OF the amendment
was postponed until Tuesday next. Mr.. Hurd
moved that when the House adjourned to-day
it be until Tuesday. The motion was under
stood to be made for the purpose of exclud-
ing financial and other bills Monday. The
yeas and nays were ordered, and the motion
was rejeeted-105 yeas to 10S nays. All the
Republicans voted in the affirmative and all
the following Democrats: Bicknell, Blount,
Clymer, C,ok, Covert, Deuster, Hammond,
ga, Hurd, Johnston, Moore: and Talbot.
Among the pairs announced was the Speaker
with "a kRepublican. Kelly voted with the
Greenbackers. The House adjourned-yeas
Ill, nays 1O9.
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
quest on being on Senator Blaine's amend
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.
A resolution to the effect that no legislation
changing the law in regard to the currency
or tariff shall be undertaken at the present
session of congress was defeated, yeas los,
nays LII. Mr.. Atkins moved to go into com
mittee OF the whole on the legislative bill
which. after some opposition was agreed to,
yeas l23 nays 81, and the House adjourned.