The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1882-02-04
FORTy.sEyENTH CONGRESS.
Senate.

hill restricting the emigration OF Chinese
laborers was reported from the foreign reia,lons
committee. :. Mr.. Sherman spoke on ms 'iiiso
per cent. funding bill, and the Senate ~ aSose
IF % To As refused to lay the bill on the table
Mr. Allison introduced bill to provloe .
reserve fund for the redemption OF Ohiteu
States notes, and for other purposes. A. P.o
yides, among other things, that ms1i III on
| reserve fund not exceeding the sum OF sI1c
600 600 shall be set apart IN the treasury ~
| the sole purpose Of redeeming United STATES
| notes three-fourths (Which shall be golo com
| and bnllion end the remainder in standard BIZ
| yer dollars. Referred to the finance commi''ee'
| Mr. Morrill,. from the committee On educa
ton and labor, reported favorably, with all 1
| ments perfecting in minor details, Inc Dill W
| establish an educational fund and apply poT-
tion Of the proceeds OF the public lands to pub
| lie edncation and to provide for the more coM-
plete endowment and support OF colleges LOT
The advancement Of scientific and mduseriai
education. Mr.. Logan introduced Diil Iol
| the distribution of free vaccine virus 10 the
neonle directing it to be furnished BY the ma
tional board of health to all persons applying
, for it, at cost price.
communication was received from Coliector
Robertson. of the New York custom house, reia.
> tive to search warrants for the discovery VI
t struggled goods. "A Dill ~as in.roauoeu ~
= | lotion between Lake Michigan and Lake Erie
= The Sherman refunding bill was turther
u considered,
70 Tho Senate bill permitting Justice Ward
rs HINT of the United States supreme court, o %
e. retire was passed by a vote OF l3i yeas u %
4 novs tributes of respect to the memory o.
IL the late senator Matthew. Il. Carpenter, y
"a Wisconsin, we're paid By Messr AWE, m, Olth
Roheson. TYLER, Butterworth and Deusler a.; !;
er NJ, psoa from the committee on educatloi
and labor. reported bill to reguiate, ninn: an
k snsnend Chinese emigration Oroereo piih' .
re and reoommitted. 80. The plii eransns
" US additional pension W AA0'iN
I'd "iaos Sr so1 rTIoy was offered by Mr.. Towns
til ,ona recitng the charges that certain res
19, dants of the Territories known as MorHohs q:
me melting the Piute and Navajo Indians IN Ar
eld IONA to outbreaks and lawessness' anu ca,ii
OF 1,T,on The secretary Of the interior Tor any
.of Sarmatinn upon the subject which may DC
x az In his department Adopted. ;; The pos
aA.,1 ~ and census appropriations bills were
of} kns'salsssA . aasa.... ,..,o,.
ported ,,nad 70 nreyent the u ~ I " n
Bills were M If q public lands; to regulate
full occupa.io for he importation free Oh auey
railroad iat fronl .nada; proposing cJn1 a;m
t;onsI amendment making p snr election
, the office o. .bat at the end OF his term u
providing Ipnrasident shall receive q pension
5000 PER ineligible iR for election TO tn. the
net officers for the term following that
. presidency III ~ thew held such Office; defining
during wn and duties Of the Mississippi river
, the powers removing the duty upon news.
0 commissi sUr;odicals and magazines; to protest.
t papers, ppsstone National park; to extenu !ne
1ne ,ooney order system for the ao ussta
of ATzons we're Sua reported the consular and dip
;o. Iher appropriation bill and bill to reso d.
@ . and suspend Fss the s@S1 appops
Chinese lsD Ss being es ss less than the
isspppopriated last year. and
10 less than the estimates.