The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-05-20

laws, shall be allowed the same time TO perfect his
oris1nal entry g d scx ailoxed settlers undeIths
tho dafe Of settlement, n Il he had settled under the
Er9emption laus,.Y;T The Ksllegg-sponSrd re.nlu,
Of aN eol snlS 4ppfopriaiion B aiir was sI tat sss up p1''G nd
discussed 81 great length, and pending debate the
Senate adjourned. a
po aeSs ! biii apptopriasins ss So oodPIis oe o.a113oe f on
yest--.T The Postoface Appropriation Bill was taken
Postmaster General to use $4,000 Of the S, 20, 600
appropriated for the railway mail service in secrr-
ing nss ssss K ana sns spsc,a! isS,i, is IN. An a%endnsnis
Mr. king sdbmitted an amendment increasing Tom
tra1sportauon by teauboatr oQte, Adopted. Bill
sfN1rr.-Mr. Hoar submitted a r-esoiutiou IN
strurHng the Judiciary Committee to report 4 bin
| providing compensation for AL persons vhoee chips
wers destroyed by Confederate cruisers during the
! late rebellion from money received under the
Geneva Award. Laid ovr under rules.....Mr. Nor
gan Submitted q resolution providing . rule for
counting the electoral vote. Referred % Z select
propFiating saso.oo6 for public prinHng--.Mr. Win
p pSg S Sassso 81 and nas sRair dsp aRRs1P THIS Ws s'e opposed
by Messrs. Eaton, Davis, OF West Vtginlas. sauls-
bury sn saI Bailey, IA snd wi s 3 Tb Dy cs Mss1s, Ed a.
ter .kMf. Thurman) decided on the point Of, order
thatthe amendment was In order, this not bein the
SonCTa ApprOpr1hIkOu DILL MI. Wln0O0 SUI ouu-
\ passed. without discusdon.--.Mr. Bayard intro.
dueed q bill rtgulatipg The pay and appointnent Of
ciary Committes--.Mr. Mcdonald introduced q
bill tor the erection of apublie building at Fart
on Ummerce, reported isvorabiy on the bill Abolish
ing all tolls on the Louisville and Portland Canal
Placed on the ca endar. ~
HdusK- Mr., Wells submitted q conferences report
| on the Indian Appropriat on Bill. Agreed to. The
report states thai the main point Of the difference
between the Houses was In regard to the discontinu-
finally agreed upon the Commission Is continued.
I but j prosiso Is Inserted that no money shall be
morning hour being dispensed with, the House vent
into 6 Jmmittee of the Whole, Mr.. Carlisle in the
Chat; cnsths Postefhcs APprop,iat.on Bia Bys
ment TO strike out the proyiso for curtailment or
oiscdntinuance of the Star service on all st,r, Mail
creased expedition beysnd 80 per cent. Of oisiAaI
contract price has been allowed during 1879 and
tSst mi N Star M Rous S : sb al Be ee I sIsp aiter ehl glos dngs'
advertisement, as now provided BY law. on the LIST
of October next, snd on xhish pay for ths sspsdi,
f Ss:si ss sae s1 ssssd IL p! pso1iS e e saa% ip sss pis sslSs
sSall|.os po sssasbyEhss ~ prsss9t sssi51e,Sr g
to-ysas 50, nsys %. M. Waddeil mower To- hcfeAse
the appropriation for transportation BY postal cars
sls. co. g., sAssR ssafo appr0pf'asA0nl Tor agents
fsKHATE.AMt. Feorhees submitted nresolhtion in
struggling the committe 90 Pubic Ispds t. Inquire
i assla iaS ss 81 issss S@ kRss : sr sns Ru n s Rpafs .S 3
constfuc ion 8xalfoads, anu which have POI heen
earned BY colp1lizrce with he terms Of the grants
s sRs d e 70 e s~dsssn men an In ssIs, and AID sPe eu snni q
shall have the right to report 5Ebin or otherwise.
p pmes e t ane Indian isaa IN a .Pe sass Bai S 81 asss g y e
passed without diyision. : 0nsidsrzton was Sc
sumed of the Kellogs-Spoford resolutions. :
/ =. Hnr-ru -Thaa Pnsfofica ADnronriatfnu@Ri 20,
again taken MP sndpaeedsas smenaed Sen.
Ats snepdneot 70 tse HOUSE btls for ths relief o
6EsATz The House joint resolution relative Il
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ssassa In ss tie tie s sssss' III sa ssssss a 9. &c s q
ssss. s s'; E IS i$9ss sSs s9 sssssais ssssis sS 4
bate NJ; Heat POKE zsd ia ,oe ge sEs ca5is ass ss dsS
ton Bill sss pIsssnssd15y Gs Eaton and sadopsed
tHousR.e Mr. Young Intzdduesd s3bfls ppropriat
ing .s!. g 'O @Ss s ss sSs a5 Msg Ell ba Hss, R 9sasi1'he oe Il
Austria snd Italy as he deemed adtiss Lle with
t s,ss e e I sSSsooo in ase I hose oSunt 1R sas a1oMsc N
Gowan, from 5he Gomnitteeon Bpidemfe Diseases
reported back the Joint resolution sTsaglrieg II
President To ca1fan TuterDationaI Sanitary Confer
ence to meet at Washington, D. c. Passed.lEA@
sKHk5E.-Ths bill to provide for ascertaininga an
settling priTate land claims in New 1fexico Wyor
ing, Afizona, Utah, Nevada and Colorado was de
hated. 49, The Senate coneurred In the House amend
ment to the joint resolution authorizing the Pres
dent to call an International Sanitary sConterenc<
The amendment inc udes In he counties fror
which delegates are TO DO invited those subject
cbotPrs-... 49, Consideration was resumed of ths Kel
iiogg-SpoHord resolutions. Mr.. Hill. OF Geor2is
spoke In their advocacy.
ousE-M Tucker, from the Comunittee q
Ways and Means. reported the 5onoNtng bill
which were referred TO the COMMITTEES Of III
Whole; To regulate duties on hoop, band an
scroll iron; tofegulate customs dnties on sugar, 1
regulate customs duties on pertain articles name
therein. Mr.. Garfield Submitted . report Of tn
Il minority upon the bfIt regulate duties on HOOK
5xnd and scroll IRON. orsered printed M
case. The first vote vas taken on the amendmen
offered by Mr.. Springer TO the minority resolution
declaring thrt M. Seth II. Yocum 10 not entitled I
q q at. Rejected-yeas rs, nays 1i5. The q1estio
then required upon the minority resolution, deciar
Ing that Seth II. Yocum Is entitled 10 the seat, an
that Andrew q. Curtin Is mot entitled thereto. Tn
minority resolution was adop' ed-ysas15a, nays IS
and Mr.. Yocum was WARMLY congratulated by hi
i Republican colleagues upon retaining his seaf, not
rithstanding the unfayorable report Of the Commit
Tee on Elections,
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