The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-06-12
CONGRESSIONAL.


SENATE.-On the 9th, the bill relative
10 the transportation Of animals was taken ND
and debated, and. on motion. of Mr.. Edmunds.
TIE subject WAS then postponed until the frst
H0UsI.-The bill relative to the re-
moval Of cases from State to Federal Oourts
came MP, the pending motion being TO second the
previous question. but tho Republicans resorted
without action. -. The Senate bib to prevent the
Introduction Of CONTAGIOUS or infectious diseases
without amendment
SENATE.-The bill to make subsidiary
coin exchangeable for lawful money was taken
mp. On the 18th, and amended 90 a. to make such
stead Of twenty dollarA Other amendments
were also agreed to. and the bill was passed. -.
The bill pr!vidi2g that the principal officers Of
may occupy sests On the floor Of the senate and
House was, ON motion of Nj. Pendleton, referred
g . committee of ten. to be appointed by tho
Chair. "A bill was introduced in relation to tho
election Of Senator'S from the State Of New
Hampshire.
HousE.-The bill relative to the re-
moval of causes from State to Federal Courts
came up a. regular business of the morning
hour. bat the Republicans refused to vote, thus
leaving the House without quorum, and the
hour Tss ~, used 81! Up withort any advance being
referred to convert the gold in the Treasury into
silver. and to authorize the issuing of certifcatea
therefoE A biz relating to the is:ue Of bonds
passed. the amount being limited to $l,2O0,m.
SENATE.-On the 29th, the Mcdonald
bill to authorize the use of military forces in
tain cases was taken up, and Mr.. Wallace moved
t~N nkN h ~ A.
what were known q the political clauses Of the
iayor Of the bili, and during, the discussion .
Blaine and Hill. :. The President pro ttn. an
nounced the following As the Select Committee
On the bill providing that the principal Execu-
on the foors II the Senate and House: Messls.
Oonklin9, Allison, Blaine, ingalls, and Plat.
....Adj0urned to June !.
HOUsE.-A resolution was reported
from the Ways and Means Committee for tho
final adjournment Of Congress ON the 10th of
June. The message of the President vetoing
sesd sed fRs sSse on tie
the bill over the veto resulted in 1l2 yeas to 81
nays. leas than the necessary two-thirds in the
ehrmative. This was strict party vote. only
and two negatively; The Senate amendments
70 the Subsidiary Coinage bill (the principal ono
being that limiting the legaltender quality Of
were concurred in. Adjourned to June 2
SENATE.-On the I'd, Mr.. Blaine
gave notice of an amendment to . resolution Of
Mr.. Mcdonald to refer part of Rhode Island
petition relative to elections in that State to the
Committee On Alleged Frauds in the Late Elec-
ton. that the said committee be also instructed
10 inquire into the elections in certain C0nRres-
SIGNAL Districts in GeOreia North Caroliua and
srmsd IN debate. The House bin authorizing
priation fof the construction. etc., Of certain
works on the Great Kanawha and Kentucky Riv-
ess for the purchase of sites for such improve
ment was debated and passed - to Is.
Householder call of the States,
very many bills were introduced and referred,
among which were: for the taxation of promissoFy
notes. bonds and mortgages, and m akin& it un-
lawful to exact more than Der cent. interest
for the loan Of money; prohibiting the funding
ofUnited States bonds payable in currency into
for National Bank currency; peohibitin9 any col.
dier stationed within two miles Of any place
where . Congregational election is being held
oepE that Of 5eiievins guard OF castsne kis vote
sSs appoinsmeSs 81 Ii:aippi ?' R;5 5e1
e and S1S GO f meet
succeseor Of the late Gustay Schleicher. va
swosn in from the State Of Texas, taking the
%Sdssa Sss 3 m IN se,p.ssOn vas serssd e
tcnnittes. "a Joint Fesolution was passed
repeesent.tsoa 81 the United State q the inter.
E g ec =: ss sea-. ;as
announced the appointments Of III. Epson On
the Committees on Military A6ain and En-.
rolled Bills.
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