, 1880-02-04

Company III It's general linz of loontton ,lp to
date; nls0, a statement Of tho 1n&,dB with
drawn from settlement in favor of satd Conf
pany under It's several locations, am 10 what
extent such several chnnEcs OF legation llAyt
nifeclc,l tla rights Ut sett !ers. Adopted,
mn MS Ktk%S fS;fnts :; IT. ,,t {rGm
Rapids u Northern lsai!ronsl tl,at tllo duty
on steel rails tu specific, mt to exceed sid
per ton. 4 sfnli|nr petition WIS presented
FROM the European s. North American 1lall-
,u,Mr: i'ayaF'l presented It memorial Of tl,e
they lH!ye ~ their sfliJynrtl, In y partly ti,
islc,l condition. tlle i,i!l! of tbs double
tn, t,.rrsts'l r; ia no,!ior A,npItryon, on which
appropriation to eliatla the Secretary Ut tie
Nnyy to complete tho vessel.
Mr.. Baynrtl stated tint E1O beltcyc1 thrre
other sMcil vessels wcro 1T sm!lnr contli-
u EnoIl condition. II they wcru @ l,e liz.
islletl, It should be d9no nt once. II not, It
wol, tu he!ter to sell tho luEls rs scrap Iron.
Many single vessels Of foreign nnyIcs cost
sis ss wol. I ny pettIen referrcd. r. s' 'o"r 'e
,Mr. cockrgll. from the, Committee OIL
military Affairs, ropnrtcd, with amendments,
tic House btll 70 restore 10 tle public .tlo-
1!ia!n part ot tho Fort, Ripley Reservation,
MlnncSota;; placetl on tlc cnlsslMlar;
Military Affairs, reported odyerseiv n, tia
bill to remnvo the. charge Of t1esurtion from
expresses tl!e co,iylctinl tiut s,tcs sMciai
icgisIatiIn il neitiior prol,er tlnr wisc aid. as
Il Ke1,er,,l rule, tie Wnr Dupnrtnrnt ins ntn-
plu p,,wer u tlnr, ;nl j,lstkru to iii applicants
for relief. The disabilities attending the
generally supposed. Tho Pension bureau
l,ays worry litt!o atte.ntiot to charges. of do
sNrtfon. Soldiers dishunornDly discharged
nro pcl,sionct tic snine NJ tllose lsuMorahly
}iscllurEcd, the only effect being ~ 70 The
i"priye @ M the1 Of back ,,ay. It @ os dc de,lrys uv
them nf bo,iiliy nav, Il. 4 1nrgo i,l,ml,nr NJ
cases dcscrters linva been rellevr, Of the for
feltNrc OF citizenship, and, usually, tho dish
Iii, Kirkwootlw senator from Missouri
{COckrcll} seems to consider liz, wrist cnnse.
luck pay or bounty, That II iil,t cons[,tnretl
grace attacleiI t" slc recpr a' " more ,, us W.
rIotls nlutter thnn tho loss Of iack INV or
bnuMty. There Nro apils WHO Think tilen,.
suvcs entitled to tie removal Of si,cjt recortj.
md vet aro not within the rulu Eovyrning;
t, hnyU tic htl plNcGt OH tlle clefitiar 1,uiii
[ catl nxnn1iny III effect,
Tlu Diii was accorIiigly placed on tho cal-
M, c,,,,,,ttoo ~, rt,,ro, ,v,a .,,.Aou,po,,
l,cll by tieM with tic Secretlry OF tic Treas
1lry III relation Il, tho funding Of the National
dept ana ot|lers,tblects.
Mr. Alnxcy Submitted a resolution from tho
Committees on Military Affairs TINT they bt.
INSTRUCTED to Inquire irto tho expe.!lcncy and
practicabillty Of Legislation authorizing .wUr-
thy aid 1nerltorious noll-conamIs$loned oil,
cgrs OF tho Arnly, WHO llHve lioHOrlbly served
thirty years, to bo plnccd oil the retired list,
With pay and allowances us lnny be Just.
Aloptetl..
On motion of Mr.. Teller, tho bill granting
right Of why through the public lau!ls 70 t},9
Cheyenne, NInck Hills IL Montana Katlruntl
Il Telegraph Company WIZ tnknn up Tl!o
sgf seeon secson ", authorizes le cumpany to
Mr.. Edmuntls Thought TINT ns tho corpora
tien w!.s organized under the Tcrrltorial laws
ut Wyoming, permission ur prohibition to
issuo bonds would cnmo from tho Territorial
Lcglslntnre and not from Co.lgross; aud, on
Mr.. Teller snisl TINT with tho second Sec
tion stricken out, probably no capitalists
would care to Invest money In l,ee.serprEsc,
Thu blu would le uscicss, inl lie, therefore.
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