Daily globe., 1882-04-13

WASHINGTON, April 13.-The senate took
up the bill allowing to the southern Utes agri-
cultural lands in or near Umtah reservation,
Utah territory instead Of those heretofore pro-
vided for them to the Plato river and it's vicin.
ity in Colorado and New Mexico. A COM
mittee amendment requiring the consent of
the Umtahs to removal and settlement was
stricken out, after statement by letter that
this band held no title to their reservation and
that the committee erred in assuming other
wise. Further amendment was made to allow
the band to receive their annuities either In
cash or stock as other Utes are paid. The
bill passed. .9a5 ESD ,aeaS4T35 30
The senate bill referring to the court of
claims for adjudication, the claims of Geo.
Payne, for alleged wrongful seizure and occu-
patton of his sugar plantation in Ut. Charles
parish, La, in 1862, under orders Of Gen.
Butler, passed. 2 korjaalgT 5e.lg h7: -
Sewell presented petition of 97S army off,
GERS praying for the passage of the bill for
compulsory retirement at the age OF 90 years.
Among the signatures are those of Brevet
Major Generals Howard, Crook, Hazen, Will
cox, Stanley, McOook, Newton, Hatch and
Mackenzie; Brevet Brigadier Generals Brock
cit, Beidley, Brooke and Tompkins; Colonels
Andrews and Woods; tWenty-seven lieuten-
ant colonies, seventy y-two majors, 27l cap
tains, 367 first lieutenants and 226 second lieu
tenants. Referred to the military committee.
The indian territory railroado bill was again
discussed without action ca3fYsnzA 70 3gsfef =
After an executive session othe senate ad-
journed. j r1g-7 1905 Ess ,Esvo1I Isle 5
.. 0 House Of Representatives,.
WASHINGTON, Arril 12.-The following
bills were reported: ~ 81
By Mr.. Dingley (adversely) Authorizing
taxation by the states of the United States le-
gal tender notes. Put On the house calendar.
|, By Harris-Making an appropriation Of
$500, 600 for the purpose OF torpedoes and ex-
perIments upon the same. 9oiy . 5s ~
By Strait relief OF settlers ON railroad
lands. Referred to Committee of the whole.
By Hoblitzell- l-For construction Of q Della
ware and Maryland free ship canal. Referred
| toll the committee Of the whole ,I;s...f 3
BY Page-aTo execute certain treaty stipula-
tions relating to the Chinese. Put on the
house calendar. The bill reported by Page
limits the term Of suspension Of immigration
to ten years, and provides that the act shall 60
into effect sixty days after its passage. Repnb-
| lican members of the committee voted solidly
for the ten-year clause. Willis and minority
Of the committee desire q suspension of fifteen
years, and viii file minority report. Page
will, next Monday, move suspension of the
rules to put the bill on its passage. .9.f; q.
BY Crapo-To prevent National banks from
issuing notes to the extentof 80 per cent. of
| the face valne Of their bonds deposited in the
treasury, when at Or above par, or at 80 Per
cent. Of their market value when below par.
| Put on the house calendar. T2t s93Ga .s fglfe.
By Grape Mass. from the committee on
banking and currency--To amend section
5,171 and repeal section ,176 revised statutes.
| Put on the house calendar. s,se--.ss
| Il amends section Sill so as to read as fol-
| lows: "On deposits of bonds, as described by
sections 5,159 and s, ,16O, 1.-THE association max
l ing the same shall be entitled to
received from the comptroller Of the
currency ? circulating notes of different
determinations in 9 blank, registered
and countersigned as herileafter proved,
equalipg an amount to 80 per cent of their cur
| rent market value, not exceeding the par val
| ue of the United States bonds 80 transferred
aud delivered, aud at no time shall the total
amount of such notes issued to any such asso-
citation exceed the amount at such time actu-
ally paid in of its capital stock"
| Waite from the committee on the elections
| reported resolution in the contested election
case OF Barley vs.. Barbour, Virginia, declar-
| ing Barbour entitled ia the seat. LAID over.
The house went into committee on tariff
commission bill "a M
Hubben (Mieh.), Townsend (Ohio), Dunn
(Ark.), Epson TEX, and Updegraf (Ohio)
made speeches and the committee rose.
| The committee on appropriations was In
structed to report further measures Of relief
that should be extended to sufferers by the
present foods. in the Mississippi river and
tributaries. Adjourned r af7f- r. r- .