The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-07-27
FoRTY.sEyRNTH CONGRESS,

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Subject went nv:r hrr aian,, rara~.aJ .aI
the disacreement ~ tha co,saranna cnn'. sn1
mittce on the legislative a appropr,ation. ton
and nav .on,,s;.s"a .ppop.oI,' pp.p.,nn.o.,
| Concuncnse w.s aivan ~ TIC HorIe sn,asJ.
n,ent ~ ,ho c.sn,e M, ). .nu aao.'u a.aonu
communication % hetrenn i Emrnna u and asI,0 1msica
An executive session closed the proceedinga.
The House was tho scene OF another bitter
ssnl Rsis"nai aItercalion, tno participants beng
New Icrsav NJ ua,s;., ~, - sau lvsu, os.;. ~
nrivaon .nd na,,ad ...a.,.; - ... au.s.o' ~
po.r;ns, !, az. nasa.., o. ~ e s0..o'.o
son ,eaao.s,. o 49,. - sgssvu " at. Hopo,
MT hsan ,,.sss apol. n,.n .. tslcM". winch had
hav. tha ostac,;aoa,a 0 o hr. u .nI ...; sskea %
Mr. RnhaCnr ,a..,!ls.as l..aSssO ssNAon ,. uus.
=, oocnun Ic.ana.eo words
...a - a.1ucue. ne upDTaldoo Mr: Hewitt ior me
Soneuion ~ ~. With TUG Morey ietter ana rdlculed
than IL -. 3D. ~ " greater MN
-, N. I "a ~ s.,,;.s.. n, Ic.0I 0oopcI neWiu
NJ. - ~ - ns' .n.n .sv Mno Woulo SUP
i;sr . ~ ,,or;,r.r ~ ..,H .hot .suHM memoeI :
The SNEAKER declined - nraar ~ sca;s. arnUo.
sentence - he strncL sror, tes U RSosd he
Ha,,sa res,,.aa - a. o4 ...0 80. 80 n. ~
sdarst;or - AZ MI -. ~ ua.0 1! ~. .no con.
n.Ins. s.n.so Nh -. snO sssoa xln .n =.
Of the site ~ the old po.toce n,;,d,n;n N" S",o
| YorL Tor AGn0 non M pnhrsa, ;.ssnd,0,, - ..oI
1asnn,;ons IN ,ha ,,,ora.. :, .louncca s.;I
~ nr;.sh n,;soro so MA % " Ac.can ., csu.ens
=, A. NJ - so. -. ... ~ 1913 Ias W sLo occIcsAIy
.A - .l.0 IVY - IOpoI. "no.llot - not nncrioan
ssC nSsr ths sne R.,Os ponce an.y y
ported biIl in regard TO the nav Of letter car
rers.
Apeuuon Of tho duiteau Jurors, asking N
allowance Of e6 per day, was presented in the
Senate July 18 and referred. Nv = vote ~ 40
| - On - .,..,,.;.. .a..;... a.. -.
- ~, 81 oAv0usO so.son Was snon neid' dur-
ns a Wien - : l1ns aep..S occulred over the con-
:. M,a - Isnes = s.ugnscl !or fosImaster
~ -. Moone' sne nomination being approved.
o,ioI "moI ~ no ~ a H. WHY IN opened, Ml. sherman
~ .aiou " .o - OH, : ,notion W adJourn
ne'ls usIea.eu. Messrs. Logan, cameron,
naWes CongeI ana zones preserved telegrapnlc
Lo,ss.s i, rl1 ta .ooaccp manuactnrers against
cnanse "a tue I,,e OIL uxa.,on anu asking Tor
rebates tne Dill passed. Inc House arranged
for the expenses OF the Government by extend
ing the provisions OF the joint resolution OF
juno ~. Inc committee on Elections
made reports on the Virginia and Maine
contested seats, pronouDcing 10 favor OF
Cabcll AMI Reed, and tho rcsoln-
| tiom were adopted. Mr.. Calkns called up the
South Carolina case OF Smals vs. Tlman. on
which Mr. Randall raised question Of consd-
Grafton. The House proceeded to vote, all but
two Democrats declining to answer, the result
showing fifteen less than quorum. The doors
were closed, and several roll calls took place,
quorum being obtained At p m. Mr.. Wate
opened the discussion in behalf Of Smalls, whom
m adjournment WAS taken.
| Resolutions adopted BY tho Fifth Army Corps
at Detroit, asking that justice bo done Fitz
John Porter vrcrc nrasent.a 20 .ha so,.,. I'll.
| "a -, n. So, a. = =. . .o.'o 'as
40, " MI. oeWeii. M. Logan introduced
Dill 10 30 modify the Chinese law as to permit
them 20 pass through the country without stop
ping 4 was laid aside without action, and the
TAX bill WAS taken up. Mr. Williams denounced
the measure as = temporary expedient BY tho
A. MMspuIsI. naan,. party 20 q.'et Pepu.sr cianor.
Tax at l2 cents per pound after ianmarv
next was agreed to. A motion to retain
the stamp tax on bank checks and drafts for
over SlO0 was rejected. The house JOINT reso-
luton to extend tho appropriations to July was
passed. The President nominated William
Hale, OF Iowa, to be Governor Of Wyoming J.
!, Schuyler Crosby, OF New York, for Governor
OF Montana, and w. w. HooYer. or
| California, to be Associate Justice
| OF the Supreme Court OF Arizana
Carolina contested-electioa case Of Smalls W.
Iillman. Mr.. Horr stood in trout OF the Sneak.
er's desk, and with q email cane point-
ed out tho boundaries or the new
Congressional districts Of South Carolina,
| aud denounced the work - downright villainy.
Messrs. Monlton and Simonton argued in sup
/ port Of the sitting member Mr.. Evins, after
arragning the Republicans for corruption and
gerrymandering, objected to their lecturing
Tue people oi ooatn Casonna on ponlicai moral
a:nrossaa .i saa. ~ a.;s s...a ,.o,',a ~ ~
! constructed for the purpose Of plumber. aud
announced that he would be returned to
! Congress by negro votes. Mr.. Smalls was then
| seated by Ill to s. The Democrats ahstained
| from voting. Tho Alabama case OF Smith Va.
| Shelley was taken up, Mr.. Ranncy obtaiung the
| door.
| The Tax bill was discussed at length In the
! Sona.o on J,,v ao NJ voorh.a. aa,o,,coa
the measure As iavofinS ptivneSoo CLASS. M.
1 Harrison claimed that his colleague WAS not in
harmony with other leading Democrats. Mr..
| Jonas submitted figures to show that the sugar
interests could hot stand reduction IN price.
Amendments to strike out tho provision repeal-
agreed to hx the tax on tobacco at II cents
per pouia. Mf. DsWes !epof.ea an amend
ment to the sundry, Civil bill appropriat..
ing s2suoOo ior additionai purchases OF
Oeei Tor the lndlans, 70 10 uistrDuted by tho
| Secretary Of tho Interior. The House, after
arguments on tho Alabama contested election
case ~ Mcssrs. Ranney and Calkins, declared
| vacant the seat Tor the Fourth district, MIR.
Smith havi.s died recently. Mr.. Reed called
up resolution TO amend the rules, TO which
mr.. BLACKBURN onlected. vote, IN which tho
| democrats remained SILENT showed the House
20 20 devoid OF quorum
An exciting debate took place In the Senate
July Il over the report Of the conferences COM
| m,t,se 81 tha River .na u.r,,or hin NJ -
.n.
i%as ,,a :, nnsa, a o.ly .acasu 'ns - .spo1, M q
| MILAN of Minnesota. in charre Of tho h,ll
very warmly and earnestly. The report Mas
adopted. The House Revenue bill was then
tax UP. Al amendment oy Mr.. Hayard TO
retain tue tax on matches Was reJected-S to
| 10: biil 70 autnorize = l.. N. BARLOW and
OILERS 70 LAY cable y Europe MAS referred.
Inc PRESIDENT nomlnatsd ohariss ". iavsy 20
oc Soiisctor OF Internal Nevonne Tor tho Ilr-
teentn district OF l.ilnoss in the Iouse, Mr.
| fagc submitted disssreeing conference re-
port on the laser and harbor bill, aud q new
committee was appointed. MI. H,scoek pre-
:, hted conference report on sho General De-
helcncy Appropriation biii, on which an agree
ment had been reached ON all clauses except
that relative to the mileage 81
senators, aud tho House dcclded not ~
,eu'ue from its disaSreement on that issue. =