The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-04-23

ArRn. Senafe--The House bin appro.
priatinQ $4,000 for the erection Of q public
building 1t Paducah. Ky, passed MT Logan
introduced = resolution requesting the fresi.
dent 10 transmit such information ~ IN ms
iud sment would not be incompatible with the
public interests. regarding tne recent NJ
legged outrage upon Cadet Whitaker at West
Point. The resolution was supported py
nessrs Voorhees,. bruce and Hoaf. Pending
debate the morning hour expired. and the
resolution went over. The Ute bill was then
n snpp pp an ~ me s mot because
perfect. but because q was prncucn
step In the right direction and would
Mr. Dawcss amendment, giving the President
al >crrtion 10 devote Of the amount npprnpn
ated $4,000 for the education IN schools on
amount TO be paid yearly 20 Mrs. Meeker,
Miss Meeker. Mrs. Price and Mrs. fort WAS IN
creased 20 500. Adjourned til Monday ...;.
House-- The morning hour was dispensed with
and the House went into Committee OF tho
Whole on the private calendar
APRIL Senafe-Not in session. 80.
Hcuse-The Army Appropriation bill was fur
1 Their considered in Committee OF the Whole.
The Republican members endcavored 20 iorce
| general debate upon the ainendmsnt pro .,,
4 hibitinx the use Of troops az the polls. uus
| the Democrats resoiutey refused 20 respond.
April. l2.-Senafe-Mr. Bruce introduced
= bin 20 reimburse coiored depositors ioi
loss..s incurred by the failure Of the Freed
mems Bank Referred 20 the select Commit.
| tee on Freedmcn's Bank. The Ute Dill wa,
| taken M aud after several amendments had
been disposed OF the bill pEssed-yeas. -
nays. ID. Among those voting IN the nrSnn Nv
were Messrs. Garland, knkwood. riump
slater, Teller. Thurman and WINDOW i,
T.e principal amendments made 70 the OH
during debate were as follows: stnklnk ~,
the guilty Indians. Il the President shall p
convinced that every possible cnolt
effect such surrender mas peeh l lnrrs
der a condition precedent 20 the pay
ment ~ money appropriated; desoting >iou'
} 20 the industrial education OF youths
increasing from 800 to 500 the annnifies Y
Mrs. Meeker Miss Meeke. and Mrs. Price, .n'
from 500 to $500 that TO Mrs Post, proviuhl
this act shall cease TO be Of enect ara tne ~
dian. be protected in their present rights
n the agreement Is not ratified within lou
, months alter Its approval allowing ~
settlement Of any nu.s sas ~ On on the -
and providing no Indian shalt be compehe
, ! 10 remove from lands claimed IN seNerat
under former treaties ,., Inc eohar r n ny y
+ adopted. ......... .House-The senate "
npproprizting 100000 for the erccno
Of suitable .n ~, posi-, rs,se ot frontier. pas.e,
Mr. Chalmers ID. Miss introduced ION
resolution requiring tue secretary ~ "
Treasury 20 give one week. notlrv ~ p,o,
bonds The Army Appropriation bin wa- III
q Their discussed IN Committee and reported
: the House the main question ~as orueie'
but no vote was taken.
APRIL 3.-Sendfe-Mr. Bayard, from u
/, Committee on Finance. reported, VII
e amendments, senate bill 70 provide for y
n anpointment of a Commission 20 inve-tiga
= the question az the tariff. Placed on the 8.
entar Consideration WAS resumed %
I GENEVA Award bill and Mr.. Davis OF Inn.
i addressed the senate thereon..-.- Mouse
? The Army Appropriation bill was TAX
up and Mr. Ewing a., % spoke briefly ~ .
, tense ~ the course taken by the Democrat
y members of the House la refusing 20 partl'
OF pate III 4 general debate upon the Dill U
bin and amendments then passed ~ = 1T
marty vote. The conference report upon
IS ten-1fs bill was agreed 20.