Daily Republican., 1881-01-22
spAY AT WAsHISGToN,
1ns Done In Both Houses OF
las ana In the Departments.

las ana In the Departmonts'
6issroy, Jan. 22.-In the Senate
~ Mr.. Logan, from the military
70, reported, with two amend
he bill to place General Grant
x Is X tired list. He asked the jmms-
/|. r. 1nslderatiou. Mr.. Randolphs
n& i OF the Committee, said shere'
full meeting OF the committee
bill was acted upon yester-
Ling, and he asked that the
smend dments be laid over and
Mr.. Ksrnan also objected to
diate consideration OF the bill
4 - = nt over, Mr.. Logan saying he
q II up al the next meeting OF
). Mr.. Kellogg submmitted
1msnt which he intended to
q Funding bill. The memoir
+ I.| ~ - IA Hatch, in relation to the
&.r D1 |hgo matter, tabled at the last
+ Is|1n vss referred to the Committee
w E1.||4ti Relatious. The Indian Ap.
..>c<| &I|oh bill was passed with amend,
I4<|4 Aiter an executive session
<I :>n1te adjourned until Monday.
a.. Ir <1e House, the Senate bill for the
.II1e11sut oi General L. .. G. Ord with
tAS f10k md pay Of Major General was
1test1 &nd goes to the President. The
6oot1sl.1 base OF Boynton vs.. Loring, Of
M&11o o1xsetts, WAS taken up, and the
~ Io<I[/ RESOLUTION in favor of Mr..
I,of|11 I'd sitting member, was adop.
ia X<LEout a division. Mr.. Keller
(hon cn|Isd up the report of the Com
uIi<es 0i1 Electons, in the case OF Bis
: bes 4s. Hull, from the Second District
ii Florida 4. unanimously declaring Mr.
Blake. TIE Contestant, entitled to the
seat. A lltr some discussion, Mr. K-ifer
domsnded ths question, pending which
he H0ufe look recess until evening
Th8 evoninf session was occupied with
TIE oonaide<ation OF private bills.
In yesterday's executive session Of
Shs Senate Mere was another discus
sion conoexhing the newspaper publ
cation of the Chinese treaties, and also
much oonDent on the fact that the
proceedings on that subject in Thurs
days executive session likewise be.
came known 10 the public. ltwas sug.
gested --nnd the suggestion apparently
received the approval of most Of those
preaent-~thAt leach Senator be re.
qucstsd % make declaration on houor
as 10 whether or not lie had any part
Iii the dlvnlgence of the matters re-
.fezfed ID. II is not known, however,
that this suggestion was finally acted
upon,
itia beIieyed that the House Com.
mitfeo On Electiops will, in the contest
ID 0aae Of Yeates, Democrat, against
Martin, Rspnblican, from the First Dis
tgict At North Carelins, adopt a report
declaring Yeates entitled TO the seat.
Al yeslerdAy's session of the House
I. COMMITTEES on Commerce it was decided
70 vote next Wednesday on the bill
sppropriatinE N 100000 for improve
ment uf NV Mississippi River.
The Ho1s6 Commttes on the Judi.
ciary decided yesterday to report ia
y0fkbIy Oh the Lowell bankrupt bill as
moGifed By she Committee. This ia
the bill Which was considered by the
delegation oi merchants in Washington
during the weak.
The President yesterday signed the
bill appfopriating $3.50 0oO to meet the
expencss of ths II ternational Sanitary
Conference, n sassiOn at Washington,
AsTHoEY HIadfEs, EsQ who was hon
ored with the supplementary vote Of
the Republicans in the Legislature for
United States Senator, has written =
gracsful letter 10 Z. G. Bradford, Jr.,
ESQ.,, memberof the House from this
city, thanking hin and through him
the other Republican members for the
compliment.
WR WeULD resOmmend Pat. Gardner
for appointmsnt on the police force in
the SECOND District. He lie death on
stu1ing ballot boxes, but we never
heard Of him asssulting and kissing
ladies' on the street.
sPEuIAL MENTION.
n Potatoes aDd Apples.
N. L. Jsnneyts, 3O3 King st., head
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