The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-10
FoRTY-s1xTH CONGRESS.
wAsnlSoTos, D. C., June 0.

Mr.. Davis, Of West Virginia, from tn
Committee on Appropriations, reporte
back House concurrent resolution, proyit
ing for the adjournment OF Congress O.
June 10Th at noon, with an amendmen
substituting June 10th. The amendmen
was agreed to and the resolution unani
mously concurred in.
The conference report on the Postofic
Appropriation bill wss concurred in.
On motion Of Mr.. Pendlston the senat
concurred in various amendments OF tn
House to the Agreement bill, and dis
agreed TO others, and appointed commit
tee OF conference.
The bill TO repeal certain laws relating
to permanent and indefinite appropria
tons was discussed.
Mr.. Ingalls, offered an amendment ex
cepting laws heretofore made, providing
appropriations for the payment OF the In
terest premium or principal OF the g.
bonds OF the District OF Columbia. Adopt
ed.
Mr.. Allison offered similar amendmen
regarding lndian trust funds. Adopted
An amendment reported by the Com
mittee on Appropriations, providing fol
the collection OF statistics as to the dis
reimbursement Of foreign born citizens BY
State laws. etc, was laid ON the table. Or
motion OF Mr.. Allison, many Democrat
voting for the motion.
The bill repeating the laws relative Il
permanent appropriations was passed.
The District Committee reported ar
amendment repeating the statute requfr
ing appointment on police force TO be
from ex.soldiers. This was opposed by
the Republicans and adopted by party
vote.
Mr.. Collins then objected to further con
sideration Of the bill, aud 1t went over
An appeal was advocated on the business
principles OF the Sundry Civil Appropria
ton Bill, was then taken up. Various
amendments reported by the committee
were adopted among them one appro'
priatiug $4,000 for the expenses OF the
Board OF Indian Commissioners. Com
mittee amendments haying been disposed
Of, Mr.. Morgan moved TO increase from
$4,000 to $1,000 the appropriation fol
completing the work chronological Com
mission in especial investigation OF the
Rocky Mountain locust and cotton worm
Adopted. Mr.. Allison moved to increase
from $4,000 10 Sl2S 900, appropriation fol
completing the light house on Stannardi
Rock, Lake Superior, Mich. Adopted
MIR. Mcdonald submitted an amend
ment ppropriating 100000 TO place
twelve.inch compound iron and steel tur
rets upon the iron.clad monitor Mianato
NAH.
Mr.. Beck moved to lay the amendment
on the table.
The committee had refused to report it
because II would load the bill down so ii
10 kill it
Carried by 20 to 81.
Mr.. Mcpherson moved to appropriate
$500, 600 TO finish the iron.clad monitori
Ampnitrite, Puritan. Terror and Morad
rock. He did not know as it was useiu
for him to say anything in support Of the
amendment after the last vote.
MIR. Beck said that he was not regarding
the appropriation itself, but an account
OF its being attached 10 this appropriation
bill. He moved TO lay the amendment or
the table; agreed TO.
MIR. Anthony called for the yeas ant
nays,Ihe wanted TO see who was in iavol
OF the navy and who was not.
The Chair ruled that the demand can't
too late.
By. Mr.. Rice: joint resolution looking Il
the abrogation OF the fishery clauses il
the treaty o. 1871 with Great Britain
placed on the House calendar.
Mr.. Reagan submitted conference re
port oe on river and harbor appropria
lion bill. It was agreed to- The bill ap
propriates S. 029, 500, a out S400, 900 more
than was Appropriated by the bill as orig
inally passed by the House.
The conference committee on the agri
cultural appropriation bill was unable u
agree.
mittee to investigate the removal OF th'
Northern Cheyenne Indians from the
Souix reservation to the Indian territory
affirms that the Government is not living
up 10 Its obligations with the Cheyennes
and that policy should be adopted which
will show these Indians that we will dt
them full justice. go,
Tide Legislative Appropriation bill wa
recommitted 10 the Conference Commit
tee with instructions TO yield to the wishei
Of the Senate resolution in regard to th'
Senate employees.
After long discussion, the report OF tn,
Conference Committee was agreed to, ant
new conference ordered.
Mr.. Tucker moved the House 60 int
Committee OF the Whole, stating that hi
object was to proceed to consideration o
tariff bills.
MIR. Kelly, OF Pennsylvania, rising L
question the privilege, moved to take Iron
the Speakers table the adjournment reso
luton as amended by the Senate. Agreed
10, yeas, ITO; nays, 81. Mr.. Kelly theiI
moved the House concur in Senate amend
ment, which ixes June l6 as the day o
adjournment.
fernando Woods motion to refer tht
resolution to Committee OF Ways ant
Means was rejected, yeas, 81; nays, JOG.
MIR. Kelly's motion was then agreed TO
yeas l06; nays72. :,
Mr.. Tucker pressed his motion TO 60 In
to Committee, pending which Mr.. Bayn'
moved 10 adjourn, which was defeated
sMr. Reagan stated that the Senate ha'
moved couple Of verbal amendments :.
the River and Harbor Appropriation bill
and asked that o Conference COMMITTEE
be appointed to consider those amend
ments so ordered.
Adjourned.
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