The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-17


New York, riised "hullaballoo" by tryinI
to run in = resolution on
TIE IRISH QUESTION
Under question ofprivilege. It referred
to tho imprisonment Of Michael Boyntol
in Ireland, and asserted that an officer o
the Government had usurped the privilege
OF the House, and the House ought to TAKE
coguirauce OF II, He was ruled out o.
order,
The call Of States then began. The rush
OF bills was not quite as great as on Tues
day, but there was no lack OF measures on
every conceivable subject. The majority
Of tho bills, however, being private pen,
sion and relief bills, the most Of which
were dead ducks OF last session.
CHARACTER OF SOME OF TUE HILLS,
Under the call Of New York Robinson,
of Brooklyn, introduced bill to put the
postage on single letters down to one cent,
and scoyille, Of Buffalo, introduced one to
turn the Erie canal over to the Govern
ment
Updegraff, OF the Sixteenth Ohio dis
triCt, introduced bill to enlarge tho pow
Bofthe Agricultural Department, and to
pension Rebecca Pauset, Mrs. Elizabeth
Perry, Frances Reiber Amy Dunning,
Augusta Lynch, Eugene Sullivan and many
others,
Mr.. Walker Introduced bill providing
for tho erection Of public buildings ut
Williamsport, Pennsylvania,
Mr., Miller introduced several relief bills
and one to provide for the discharge OF a
firm in bankruptcy Of which ono Of the
members has been guilty Of fraudulent
practices.
Mr. Brumm introduced a bill authorizing
the Secretary Of the Treasury to audit the
claim Of the county Of sthuylkill, Pa.
Mr.. Shallenbcrger presented bills to pre-
vent blgamists from holding office and to
provide Tor their punishment; to provide
that every bank bill issued shall bear q
written signature, appropriating 100000
for tho Davis Island dam, providing com.
mission for investigating the subject Of
tariff, 10 increase tho efficiency Of the in.
fanirv Enrvicn and for lhn hnitnr nrnInrttnn
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Inc House to-day passed a resolution
"i'n 'ne concurrence o, lhe sen
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tion os n nroboh,v will ho,h Unn.oo ,viI
stand adjourned for two wceks eorlv or
Wednesday.
urA,Sp ,Syrrrp m spr1x At THE aIpv,rt,
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"hNo"'"h'
Secretary Blaine has been invited BY th,
c;orGeld NionorioI Com,ni,,oe IN iloliycr II,
I," ''s,s ~ N'' eo,'''''.o ~ '.'',.' , wy
auutess NJ tlle coihmemoratloh services u
be held in the House oil Representatives
oArurptxa mr. srILwAurs
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There arc great many New York poll
ticiOns In the city, among them being Col
ioo,o. pohn,,.on Caor1o pl,,a s,e,t,o,
,e''O' No''' o,se N''' S1el'''e,
Ffehc Gil, u. u Rollins, Clinton McDougal
1eofse 0na'Po' oVr. ~, oayleS "nu iV," W Ut
.,:..,,. rLis oonr.orntion oa,iJ ~
~iioi'o"' ~ A ~, s"''o' ~, uo'''u No
assemble IN washington without q repor
tuul u CL1lhuIb NVlleISHGc 10 W tihe pIllCe
Mr., Robertson, who Is 10 be retained in III,
C,.,s,,, w.. Iia,,sn ,,ioss ho so.,oss ,,a1,.,s"s
OuS'Vn llouse ,.as un'eSs "' feS's"S N0lun'"tl
y, Will not participate.
INCEPTION TO sprAxrn xrtrrp
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The reception rendered to Genera
Keller by the members Of the Ohio lIepub
iirnn Association, al the Masonic Hall IN
niul,t, was a brilliant success. The build
inp liseli was tastefully dtaped with fac,
and bunting. The United States Ntariilt
hand furnished the music. Tie room way
crowded, On the platform were Speaker
Ketfer, Judge Lawrence, representing tht
Association; ex-Speaker Randall, Goyernoj
foster, Senators Sherman, pendleton, Lo
unn, Representatives tiiscoCk, Dunnel
tipderTii, tjTtis Robeson Kelley and Genera
Nash, ol ohlo, anu many otners; Juugt
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