Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1882-07-19

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investigate diseases, Withdrew his amendment
Mr.. kasson secured an appropriation Of
| $45, 900 for the enlargement OF the public
building at Des Moines. Mr.. Willis, OF KEN
tucky, finding Legislation too dull. arraigned
John ID. White, bis colleague, as "a SANDER
ous man, filled with malice," but Mr. Browne,
OF Indiana, forestalled tho motion by protest.
ing against turning the halls Of Congress into q
beer garden.
The bill granting right Of way through tho
Papago Indian reservation to the Arizona
Southern railroad was passed by the Senate on
the 10th. Mr.. Morrill, reported tho House bill
reducing acknowledgements taxation, with
amendments cutting down the customs
duties on sugars, s<svi rails Snd manu-
fsctures from hoop, band or rvso,i i-as,.
Mr., Plumb reported n -hin 10 seneal All Wa
bfaiii'i'g iairis 90 Ins ntste ot Mfssonri 70 aid
la the extension Of the iron Mountain railroad.
The River and lIIbor bill was taken up, and
nn amendment appropriatina. s59o,UoD for the
reclamation Ct the Potomac flats was adopted
by So TO 7. The House, by a vote
OF l0S 10 7S, adopted the conference report
on the bill to extend the charters OF national
banks. A bill was passed authorizing the trans
fer OF property ot the National Sod,r,' and
sailors Orphan Home to the Garfield Memorial
Hospital. Mr.. White introduced resolution
for constitutional amendment to prohibit the
abrldgment Of rights Of citizens on ac-
count OF sex. The Suudry Cyil Appropri-
alton bill was taken up in committee OF
the whole, discussed and amended. Mr.. Ding
ley introduced a bill for q commission to in-
quire into the condition OF the ship building
interests and TO suggest methods to restore the
foreign carrying trade.
The conference report on the national bank
charter bill was agreed TO by the Senate on the
llth inst. The river and harbor bill was COM
peted in committee OF the WHOLE its amount
being 800, ,o24, l75, and one or two feeble at
tempts at action upon it were made. Mr.. In
gals denounced the MEASURE as an annual
shame, scandal and disgrace. Mr.. Morrill,
made favorable report on the bill TO repeal the
export duty on tobacco, and Mr.. Groome re-
ported an act to prevent the payment OF
double pensious. The Prcsi lent nomi-
mated Frederick T. Dubois To be Marshal for
Idaho, Joseph W. Robbins 10 be Surveyor Gem
eral for Arizona, and Alxey A. Adie TO be Third
Assistant Secretary OF State. The House spent
the day in working on the Sundry Civil Appro-
pristion Oill in committee OF the whole. An
amendment was adopted authorizing the es-
tabshment OF an industrial Indian school on
the Pawnee reservation in Nebraska. The ap-
preparation for the geological survey was IN
creased to S220.000.
occupied the exciuslVe attention OF the senate,
at its session on the 18th inst On the Henne-
min capsI prop,sit,n MIR. Pspdleton failed 10
secure the striking out OF the words authoriz-
ing the location os the cut The amendment
spproprlating s2.OJ0 for completing surveys
OF the Chesapeaks anl Delaware ship canal
was concurred In. The bill was then
passed by a vote OF 80 to 23. The
SundIy Civil Appropriation bill engaged the at
tention OF tho House. Tue item OF s2,4oO, 0J0
for public printing caused MessrS. Atkins and
Randall Democrats) 10 declare that such det-
ciencies arose from executive maladmiuistra-
ton, while Messis II scock aud Robson (Re-
publicans) maintain,d that they occurred
through necessity. IL was agreed that Su-
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JOINT resolution appropriating $50,00O to-
ward American representati on in the interna-
tiopaI ssberv exhibition N Iopdon WAS nassed
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uo',. ~. a"r ~. pu' I'm "en var "a e.uou .aAe
OF Gen. Hanoocks attitude on
ported back the House bin 10 establish
bureau OF animal industry. Mr.: voorhees, Sc
the exptdiency Of purchasing and publishing
the manuscrpts OF Andrew Jackson. The