Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-05-25
CONGRESS.
Extra Session Of the Senate.

The resignation of Senator's Conkline and
Plat of New York were laid before the senate
NE. Burnside from the committee on foreign
relations reported back favorablv from that
committee resolution declaring the consent
OF the United States governments to be con-
dition precedent to the construction of ship ca
nails or ether ways for the transportation Of
sea- going vessels across the isthmus connect
ing North and south America, and also to rules
and regulations under which other nations
sian s.a PsIuclpate IN the use OF such canals or
wo,1Id cali i m to, eA'e no'tc0 'na' no
With tho sanator sa few, M;sao,r; VIC ,voa.. ,'
waaks GOO NO., +ia s..ta 5aht M;, soe
~ Ia u ~ euaoe u1p' " ulilneso!''
r..od honJs ~ s'D a, e as tlo ia
had snbsennentiv stated that thaa ha5 easn ~
sued by the governor of tho state under a
mandamus from the supreme conrt He did
not wish to be- nnderstnod IA imnl;cat;no the
governor or supreme cent in frapd hit there ere
was deep-rooted conviction in the state that
in other respects the bonds were fraudulent
and that it was the duty Of the state not to pro-
vide for their payment. He defended the state
against the charge of Reputation, and declared
that if it should appear that the railroad bonds
were not fraudulent the people of Minnesota
would be willing to pay every dollar Of them.
The senate then went into executive session.
The senate confirmed Richard H. ELMER, New
York, second assistant postmaster general: )
Henry Wilson, collector of customs, District
of Columbia; Walter G. Brundage, surveyors
OF customs, Michigan City; H. 81. Hunt, Jr /,
collector OF customs, district of Montana and
Idaho: Chas, E. Henry, United States marshal,
y: T.; United States consuls, Albert L. Dow,
Aleppy, India; Sidney A. Cooper, Gutenberg !;
Ernest L. Oppenhelm, CadiZ; NJ c. Walker,
Ri,o.IeS' Pone,,. 1oh,, JuSiaSiun, a.
cana,r s,.na aI - p 0 L. n'an'
$3.50 e ...-s.r
TUESDAY, MAI IL.
MI. Davis, Nv. Va.), after the reading Of
the journal, inquired ironically of Mr.. Dawes
whether he was now ready to proceed with con-
slderation OF the resolutions for the election OF
senate officers.
Mr.. Dawes took the matter seriously, md
considerable feeling was shown on his part
The senate went into executive session. TIL
deeds for the District of Colnmhia was con-
firmed The nomination of W ~ Cbandler n
be solicitor general will he allowed tn de With
the expiration If tl,o session ~ tba senate
Tho non,;n. t;on - W n $500 ~ - -
collector Of the bort of New York was renorted
which H. rnnL1;,n haea., 'I T. vi
was cha;rn,sn IT, 8 ,Jauat, ~ az aesa..on,
MM;iia,. e -; ~ 40 unu M .n"s ooIavCis
loves ~ Nonada onS r. io". 20 ~
members Of the committee vot;n% ao.;nst " con
frmation. : Wv ''''0 ''''iF' "s~'A'' o>'l--
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lo;d -, ~ 49, 81. 10 aou.e' "nA'u "s
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aonotors 10 onno;ntoJi... ~ 80: w. 81 =. wv
~, ~ ,,ro.;Sppt "y VIC onaA w Taie up
othon ~, ~ "uu an4u!o nc HAS any
o'I 4d;o uurnGSs ~ Jay oelore 'ne sena'e'
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"hnNhsnAf' MAY 10.
The business in open session was unimport-
ant Senator Bayard offered resolution for
app ointing committee of two Senators to wait
upon the President and inquire whether he had
any further business to communicate to the
senate. Adopted, and Senators Bayard and
Cameron, Pennsylvania, appointed as such
committee, and Immediately proceeded to the
executive mansion. The senate took recess
for an hour, and when the committee returned
itreported that the president had 200 more
nominations to make, and would send them in
The following nominations were sent to the
senate in the afternoon:
ENJOYS Extraordinary and Ministers P1eni-
Ro.el , 1TI a. OsDo1n OF hansas, 70
natrici Of New Jersey to- Ch;i; v;ca 0sborne
transferred: Stephen Hn1bert If Illinois to
Perm. vice Christiancv recalled. Lewis Wal
lace Of indiana. minister resident tn Turkey.
Gen r Many IF 11annaasae no;n;ster roa;deyt
- Co1nnoh;o y;ca n;cLn,on rooa1Iad. 1ore,,,;al,
RnsI ~ We ons;n cl,areo 10 aTe;rs 20 pana
pnav and IIrnanav' v;ca GadwoII rooo,,od Hnr
oca Ts.ior 81 W;sn ao oo,1a,,, "+ Ms,ao;i
los Eranca Voc Go,,1d racssiied '"A ~ N'"i 'oA-
Aler Royenan fIn;tad Stato. DISTRICT iraoo
western district ~ n,,;sans Ross W;Ilensen'
United States marshal eastern district of Ten''
nessee: G. M. Thomas, TJnitel States attorney
Kentnckv: Rear Adm;ral = p Nichols chief
of the bnrean Of wards and docks nav denart-
mant. Zoo II Cr1nh racn;ver IL n1,hl;c
moneys fronton No Thomas + Jordan Of
ponnsyiyon;o Tn3;an aoont o. poroo a~onou
Indian TERRITORY: 3. 4. Stone. Ohio. indian
agent for Fort Hale agency. Idaho: L. G. Main.
District of Columbia, Indian agent for Lemhi
agency, Idaho.
A. G. Wedge, collector of internal revenue,
first district of Minnesota: Fl. G., Ripley. COL
lector of internal revenue, sixth district Of Mich
Joan. Madison Davis surveyor of cnstoms. A.
lanta: II. b Taliaferro. United States ATTORNEY
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