Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1882-08-10
FoRTY-sEvENTH CONGRESS.


NEuFAIrln
So"o"eSS'
senase.
MONDAY, July Sine bill was passed to
prevent counterIeitinB witmn the United states
Oh SECURITIES Oh foreign governments, and pro-
slding penalty ior circulation OF such securi-
ties. Ihe naval appropriation bill was proceed
.s 90 Win. ~! Mter acuon on several amendments
tne pIl wa reported 10 the senate, and al the
anehdments made IN the committee OF the
whoie were concurred IN, except one offered by
,So h,;s.s.ns w. "PP,s1p't,s'oi' ioi n,iis,nue
~ 600 onn =. s.nn oan anu otheL Iohciaus IOhi
rr1,ooo5no. " ,nao. ,Io ane s.topp1s luI,ner q
,e1g I-bS,, sh;a sls " 'naIcn D.
crr.oo p,nh;nh - Wv upHu the @ cop-
sSi nar, 90. sntna .n,ana,na'a, nesuanyeas y,
tbe hill The lin was then nssSod hr = ~, -,
pocs vote The house hill restor;no tbo Eort
Benton military reseryatisn 10 tbe Dnblic 40
main and for other nnrnosos ~ vas sn nasDeJ pJ 'o
The Legislative bill was then ,onsidersd tiII ad.
iournment
Tuysp,y. Auoust 1-Seventv-s;, naoeS n,
the sundry civil bill were diposed az Two
bouse amepdments 10 tbp .mendmantS
of the senate naval appronriation hin
concerning the comnl.,iop M tba ,,ns,-
ished iropclads. were concurred in The
other senate amendments were insisted unon
and Messrs. Logan snd Davis wv Va annp,nt'
ed conferee, on the hill Adjourned
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ce;vaJ fror, H. bp,,so ,r,oa,,;,a, ,hs "as ie
tIa oa,i,,, =, ,L.. - ..s s INC sona'o y,
barbor b,II oxar H.. Pros;da,sS;,s ". Nv rha a
pendinp nnsiness was snsnenJad and M. veto
foas,oao road ,n,o ,ua i,,s anu .he @ VETO
;actions u tbe pr.si5ant 80 ,ba .,,0
wItbstanding p, The resuIt v,s ga A. nav.
1e G. ,ba ;u ,as.o5 III "a. 10, III ~, ~! ~,
,,as ,ben ,rocaafa5 ,,;,h ~ oo,on'i.., Wv" "a
iourned nv
,r,,r.H A., III,
:. ihChspAii l August "a mouoh by M3rrlii
W W tahe w 'ne hh'-goous pII met WIN oDJec-
lioI liohi , rnc uclli9crats anu vigorous deOaie
bnsuou bn,r",, 1 nnG PenuiL'S Hrucr was p9slIn
~. , anu .he .aA oni Ma1 proceeoeu WIN
'u. 'o'N'iie ""7 "Con',iSh'u' 'hu Jour ueu-
FRIDAY, August 4.-The bouse bill for the
GstaDhshmeht OF diplomatic relations with
i-, ieisia anu au'ao'IZlne uho appointment OF =
~ ooa i ~ uia. Soun'Is at saary i oi
,,oS ,nn Ias p pasu. oae On TUG TAX Oiii coh-
''i''u VIC '"i"i'0o Vi 'he uas'
SATURDAY, August 5-Ihe conferees on the
naVai appropriation blll reported an agreement.
Inc report was accepted and the bill passed.
lhe house bill paying employees OF govern
ment contractors on the Fox RiyerImproyement
Ill " lscoLsln -, l3o was passed. ..Bayard then
submitted JOINT resolution appropristing S33,
OOo l"f the pay OF mileage 10 senators who at
tended the session convened October 10, 1881.
Passed by unanimous vote. The tax blll was
la,d ASIDE informally, and the KNIT goods bill
taken mp. A number OF amendments were re-
Jected and the bill was passed precisely as IT
came IRON the house-yeas 50, nays 10. ..Ad-
journed.
HOuse.
MONDAY, July 8.-The bill restoring Fort
Benton military reservation to the public do
mann, was passed Inc senate bliI, 70 provide
ior TIE disposition OF Fort Larned military
teserNAtioh' was passed. Inc senate Dill Tor
the retirement oi Ulysses >. ufaht, late general
ana ex-preSidt mt OF the United states. having
peeh reached; Mchenzie thy:l moved 1t be
,n ,sid on the table. Lost,yeas u, nays sS. The
pin was th,h referred 10 the committee on
military In the evening the house after
passing hlteeh pension biilS ana several bllls
giving concerned cannon Tor monumental
purposes, ADJOURNED.
TUESDAY, August IA resolution was
passed authorizing the secretary of the treas
ury 10 deliver flag to the l0Sth Ohio volun-
teer Infantry, now in his custody. Williams
(wis.), chairman Of the committee on foreign
affairs, submitted report upon the Chili-Peru
investigation. Placed on the calendar. A
motion TO adjourn sue die at noon on the 4th
was lost after debate. a message was re-
ceived from the President announcing bis dis
sPprovSi OF the river and harbor Appropriation
bili, and the house immediately became atten-
e '.N - '4S ~ SohiNh'' WIN a. VINO
ordered printed. The reading was only once
interrupted ana then when a hearty laugh
greeted the sentence, thus as bill becomes
more objectionable, II secures more support.
beyond tins there was no manifestation OF ap-
proyai or dlsapproval OF the Presidents action,
anus, anu as soon as tne reauihe was cohcIuded the
house a"Jouiheu'
WEDNESDAY, Angus; 1.-The house-yeas rs,
naVs 60-psssed the river aud harbor bni over
the presidents veto. The announcement OF the
veto was greeted with applause and Cox On. ~
suggested that after such vote the house
onght TO adjourn sane de. Then AldrIch and
Mnrch, the former OF whom had voted in the
anlIuisuve ~ ana tne Ialter IN the negative, dis-
~ ~yo,ereI that tney were palleu WIN apsentees,
ootaineu , @ Psrhisoh 70 MnnuraM tnelr votes
aisa sna lnus tac agSregate Mss Ieduced 70 yeas
ao1 nays o. s; lhs pih Slanuis pension oi
rI h,o.n - W 'o'oieis "no ioot an arm at the
snouluer passeo, "A JOINT reooution passed
autnorZihs Lieutensht-oo sl8soee 10
S feeelfe occorstion from ,ne government OF
VI Ierilaly, anu Joseph d. hawiey' president OF
.ne cehteniliai commission, 70 receive oeco,
Is.ioLS I IRON, the governments OF SPAN anu
'aP"n' n'.''hoJourheo.
THURSDAY, August IA resolution was
adopted providing for final adjournment on
Saturday, the 5th inst Davis Qll.) offered
resolution which was referred, proposing con-
stitutional amendment providing the President
may disapproye any item o' bill appropriate
ing money embracing distinct items, while ap-
proving others. The bill passed providing