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vISed Statutes The committee then arose and
the House adjourned.

the House adjourned.
SENATE.
Washington, January, 14.-Dawes presented
memorial from John M. Forbes and Others with
bill from the same source to provide for retired
and retiring Presidents Of the United States; re
fered Johnston from the committee on agri
culture reported series OF bills In relation to the
diseases Of domestic animals, which were al
placed on the calendar. Johnston, from the CON-
mittee on the Yorktown centennial, also reported
the House resolution inviting the government Of
France to participate in the celebration placed
on the calendar The bill to punish tramps in the
District Of Columbia was passed. The bill for the
relief OF Mejor G. Candee YVES also taken from
the table and passed. The bill presented by Mr.
HOar on behalf of the Boston merchants provides
that after leaving the executive Office retired and
retiring Presidents shall receive annually sum
equal to quarter of the salary Of the President
The committees on naval affairs were instructed
to make arrangmens s for unveiling the statue Of
Admiral Farragut at Washington. Salisbury
gave notice that he would harp on the Kellogg
case Monday. The bill approprlatlng 1922, 1856, for
military academies was passed. 1t exceeds the
appropriation for 1881 by S59Ol. The bill appro
pAAutAuB VAyViOuV lOl tu0 pulbuheO vi Ddlh huu
real estate Of the Freedman's saving and trust
company was considered.
HOUSE.
No effort was made this morning to take up the
funding bill, but as soon as the journal had been
read, the morning hour was dispensed with, and
the House went into committee Of the whole on
the private calendar, McLane in the chair The
bill approprlating money to compensate VIM. Re,
dus for cattle stolen by Usage Indians was dis
cussed aud laid aside. Leave to have printed
amendments to the much amended funding bill
was granted to Representatives Anderson and
Townsend.
SENATE.
Washington Jan. 1.-THE Indian appropriation
bill was reported by Wallace. The Senate resum.
ed consideration of the bill to purchase the Freed
mans bank property in Washington, and 1t was
passed. The bill placing the name of Gen! E. o.
@, Orc Oh retired list with the rank of Msj. Geo.
was passed. Joint resolution creating Yorktown
centennial comm !ssion passed. Motion to con.
slider Kellogg case negatived. Ben Holiday bill
discussed. Upon test vote this afternoon, the
Senate refused to reopen the Kellogg case. The
following Democrats voted with the Republicans
hBAlubL taxing IL up! FenuletOni OF uni0 NO0r-
hees Of Indiana, Williams, of Kentucky, Whyte
and Groome, Of Maryland Lamar of Mississippi,
Davis OF Illinois, Butler. of South Carolina, and
Bayard, Of Delaware,
HOUSE
Bills introduced establishing sub treasury at
LOuisvillei providing for joint United States
and Great Britain commission to invt stigate Hal.
flax fishery award fraud: demanding Govern.
ment to construct telegraph lines to protect the
people from monopoly; for importation OF flax
manufacturing machinery free of duty. An
amendment to the constitution proposed which
shall provide for the election of United states
Senators by the popular vote Of the State. Cen.
sus report read. Cox introduced his apportion.
ment bill providing for 3O1 Representatives re.
terred to census committee Bill quitting the title
Of settlers on Des Moints river lands, Passed
under suspension Of the rnles