New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-03-05

some 81 the Old emnoves "a tSs 9. sne 0aGGr
Ing that this was the 1rst time IN The histnrv Il
the American Senate, that such an order had
HoUsE.-A Conference COMMITTEES
was ordered and appointed on the disasreeina
votes of the two houses ON the Tobacco bill
Bills were introduced-for the payment Of addi.
tional bounty to soldiers during the late war: to
prevent the INTRODUCTION q contaqion. disease.
motion to suspend the rules and pass the Sun.
dry Civil Appropriation bin GIG ,99SG OO) Waa
agreed to-la. to 70. $4,000 -
c.,,
0ENATE.-AIter securing the attend
ance OF quorum, on the morning of the 18th.
the Senate passed the bill "a prevent tho Intro.
auc1lon Of o. infections diseases into
tne Oniseo states. ana TO establlsh Bureau OF
Public Health After adjournment. the Senate
rcassembled at one o'clock .. M, on the 18th, and
A telegram was submitted, and its re.
Gonstitnt;onsI non1ent;on t 5no n1o T
gress for the Triumphant passage Of
the bill restricting the immigration of Chinese,
s sha o s ta as t6G senaeoM and member
eratit"de Of the neonIe ~ fifnIn;s sno ast,ne
ton to rsko mn the resolution tiecler;nc n,1;d
Gsrons e. nIsoe = NJ bne. 9 IRON S99.n
ommhent vss SefcateS Ss q an-
Mooaye II morn,, (Do = &c.,. ~. p "
Patterson ySting With TIE Demoerats il &c
8csencv Hnnpo,,r;s,;on h Iii men 800 20 tne
TO-. n1,.'. 50 "e.o 's.e'A ~
fra,, 49, o., go :. "1o .opol.o
:, =, ,s.' " E'ecuons oec.arlng snat
=. u. Frost tcontestant) u not, and that L. g.
netcalte (sitting member) is entitled to tho
seat as Representative from tho Third M;..onr;
District After an exciting debate in Com.
Ieeislatiye Anpronrintion hi reneaI;na t th
law creating the Office Of Supervisors Of Elec.
9i1ns' e.: tne amendment was agreed 70
tic bill vas renorted IT, III nnm.e ee enS
tempt vas made BY the Republican member h
defeat the adoption. Of the above named amend
voted afFrmatiyelv thus making ennmch vote.
to CONSTITUTES a quorum the result heinz ia r.
;. The bill as amended was finally passed -l4S
on the Army Appropriation Bill. ~ 10" o''''
SENArE.-A bill was reported bv Mr..
Edmunds. on the 18th, further to protect the Con.
stitutional rights of citizens, and to punish VIC.
lations of the same. The Conference report on
the bill TO amend the Internal Revenue law was
agreed se 20; ana me o,'i we passed The Pc:
long discussion ensued on the smendm me- a an.
Rrop5iating s25ooCo 70 supply the deficiencies Of
Deputy Marshals., when Mr.. Beck moved to strike
Of ~ s 1 IN afrert IN an a
penses of the United States Courts. the safe-
xeepaE OF ETC., WHICH was
the Ply wa reported from committee and passed.
the Army Appropriation iii. 'At tRe eyeniuu
session a large number Of Pension bills were
V'sseu'
MUSE no oensus OH was re-
msndmont ss..na ~" VI INC Mnole WIN an
~ ~" prasdon. t Of sne ou
sent Of the Senate. and the bin. n. smendei WI,
passed :. The bill modifying the tariff on su.
gar was taken up. but no finn! action wa.
a1 b dr9 m inc
ing the tax on matches but, pen ding its consid-
Grafton motion to adjourn was carried.
THE MARKETS.
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NE" Iohh' req. zo.--f!our-W nile
Wheat Extra' e4.oN0o25. Wheat-No. q
Cnicago SPRING $l.uo(@l.4; NO. Mhwau-
kee' $l.oa(el'N. oats-Westcrn Mixed Sig
0Ss Co. ooln-"es'e ,o "nea' so@ ea, ro,k
-s.ooeg al'O LOT ooou 10 Extra eneep-'
s4'oo>ao'V. enoRs-s4'l LOG a'4o'
EAST LIBERTY, Pa.-Cattle-Best,
s5.oo(95'25; medium, N5o(9475. Hogs
workers., so.9o(9!.oo; rmiadelphias' t4'o g
4.50. sheep-S3. 75G95.25.
BALTIMORE, Md.-Cattle-Best quail
ity, e5.00@5.25; medium, e3.25@425
Hoes-Good, t5.5o96o0. sheep-Good,
e45O46.0
CHICAGO = Wheat - No. 2 Spring
closed at 922s@93c cash; 93A@931c fol
March: 941s@e4}4c for April. Corn-Closed
at $3.50 for No. cash; 2a'6c for March
31Nr for May. Oats-No. z, 23c, cash: seller
March. 23c: Kye-No: ., 46Ic. Barley
NO casn, .s@soc; '9f9soc Tor Maren
Mess fork-slo.3o cash. Lard--s6 es14
butterIdood 70 Fancy 1sS02'c. Eg :
~ Ha coe. Dee,ee, ss.'.te
:, ,, AZ vno'ce, t+oo@4,ao, aoo"' s4,".ssO
Meu,um - c ulaaes, o.'oe4'W, Duc cnas
s' eo nv fSo'Ge 90 s'ock oa't,e' ssso va
S o. n n NJ. !" o.,nec, 10 "s T. o.
0Ao'' vi nc ~ H"vv' s ~ ov.yD"'
N oo'
Tur trouble IN Sco+,oro 10 ehow,,o
itself IN = ser;ona fail =, ,.aoi osta tos g
k.NlnhI1r0h
I1r,,rn.n,n, ~ $500 .:,.,
roi;fnrn;a I'M, ~ a. oame 10 lu LIE
no ~ n",ton n "''0mp' VAC 'ul'
uio ~ co''on.
J.: = a FKENcn = commission mas reported
m 1avor OF the private execution IN inc
lnterlol OF prisons OF persons con-
oemhca 70 ueatn.
The German soldier who would dis.
card his helmet and fight in q forage
cap would get tortnight's imprison.
ment, according to discipline.
In spite of the present distress in
England, it is said that in the matter
of wages the agricultural laborer is bet
ter off than ever he was before, if prices
are taken into the account.
MAJ. BIRCH, who was killed in the
British attack upon the Afghan Fort
Ali Musjid, was one of the defenders OF
Lucknow in 1857. For his gallantry as
q volunteer at that time, he was given
q commission in the British Army.
DURING the last two wears merchants
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