Litchfield enquirer., 1880-06-17

amount for railroad mail transportation at $9. 665 0OO
 The President has sent the name of ex-Governor Hartranft to the Senate for Col lector of the port of Philadelphia.
 Both houses have adopted resolution for hnai adjournment on the 18th.
 The Ute bill and the General Deficiency bill have passed both honses
 The House committee of investigation finds that Finley wrote the anonymous letter to Springer
 The two Houses disagree on the Sundry The Deputy Marshals bill has gone to the President
 Se'aote.-On Tuesday Of last week bill passed abolishing military reservation at Forts Ahcrcrombie Seward and Ransom Several items were added to the Sundry Civil Service bill ;. one of the amendments proposed devotes $10,000 to the expense of obtaining statistics as to the number of citizens denied suffrage by State laws
 On Wednesday the House amendments to the Ute bill were disagreed with the Post Office bill was finally disposed of the bill to repeal certain permanent appropriations was passed the Sundry Civil bill was considered.
 On Thursday the Sundry Civil Appropria- tion bill was passed the District Police Force bill was also passed large number of private bills and other measures of no general interest, were also passed the Spofford- Kellogg res- Olutions were then discussed and quite a sharp exchange of words passed between Mr. Hill of Georgia and the Senators from South Carolina; The Mexican pensions bill was taken up for debate.
 On Friday the Kellogg -Spofford resolution was debated bills passed to erect Benning. ton monument.
 On Saturday there was a debate over the Mexican pensioners.
 House. Tuesday of last week the House past the bill fixing the rate of duty on malt; also on barrel hoops
 The excitement caused by the announce ment of Gen. Garfeld's nomination resulted in an adjournment of the House at 2:20 D. m., on Tuesday. A meeting of the members fol- lowed and committee was appointed to send a congratulatory dispatch to the nominee of the Chic ago Convention as being memger of their body.
 On Wednesday number of new bills were reported the report of the conference con- mttee on the River and Harbor bill was agreed to, appropriating about $400, 900 more than was originally granted by the House; a motion to consider the tariff bill was postponed
 On Thursday an effort was again made in the House to consider the tariff bills, but fail ed; the electoral vote resolution was consider ed.
 On Friday the House spent the entire day upon the Deputy Marshals bill the Republ- cans made political speeches and Democrats read extracts from MT. Garfelds speeches in support of the provisions of the bill; the bill was amended so as to provide that courts may be opened to appoint deputy marshals, and passed by party vote.
 On Saturday the electoral resolutions were discussed.
 On Monday tile Public Lands bill passed also bill to enforce the eight hour law; the electoral vote bill goes over till the December session.
 THE HEIGHT. OF HAPPINESS Is the restora- tion of a woman after years of sickness to per feet health. Imagine then the joy of the fam fly of Mrs., of Kingston, who had suffered untold misery for over five years. consequent upon the Diseases and weaknesses peculiar to Females She was induced to try Dr. Ken nedys" "Favorite Remedy" After using only two bottles all her ailments disappeared, and she says that she feels and considers herself in perfect health
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