New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-30
XLVIITH CONGRESS--IsT SESSION.

REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
THE INDIAN APPROPRIATION BILL IN THE SENATE
FURTHER DEBATE ON THE TARIFF COMMISSION
BILL IN THE HOUsE-OTHER TOPICS.
SENATE. WASHINGTON, Wednesday March 3d. 1882
In the Senate to-day Mr. COCKRELL (Dem.,
MOI offered resolution, which adopted calling on
tho Secretary OF state for information in regard to
Americans imprisoned in Ireland.
Mr. PENDLETON (Dem Ohio from the Committee
Civil Service reported fayoraby, with amendments
(which are merely verbaD tho bill originated by him to
regulate and improve tho Civil Service He said that
the report intended TO accompany the bill was not quito
prepared but would be submitted at an early day
Mr.. DAWES CRep, Mass.), Of the same committee,
stated that the minority would hereafter present their
views In favor of Civil Service plan different from that
Of the bill The bill went to the calendar
recent tariff debate series of resolutions In which he
asserted be the duty of Congress at this session 10
reduce and readust the import duties The resolutions
were tabled temporarily at Dir. Pughs request.
After unnportant business had been transacted
Mr. DAWES Rep. Mass, chairman Of the sub-com-
mittee In charge Of the b stated that the estimates for
the service for 1883 amounted TO 1854 7l3 81 The
fCencies was S5O90s6e 90 The amount OF the present
bill It from the House, was $i929,2O3 81 The
additions made by the Senate Committee Increased tho
amount $780, 800 making the total as Exported 70 the
Senate S5, 003 81 this being 500 81 II IN excess
Of the bill OF 1882 TIE total the items OF increased
appropriation made by the committee Is S3loooo anh OF
Among the specific items increased by the committee
are the following Pay OF Interpreters, So,oOOi pud-
ing Mt agencies and repairs $1,000 three special agents
with their travelling expenses, etc, SJ;oOVio one ID
spector OF Indian schools expenses etc. @5OOO hlcka
poos Id Indian Territory, $1,000; Poneas SfoOo IRE
tOriss Band Of Pottawatonles, SSOOO sioux OF uneI
ent tribes Sl50O00, Arapahoes, Cheyennes, hpacnesl
etc. $40. 900; ShUsbores and BannOcks at Fort HAN
Resery alton Idaho, $1,000 addltiona! prvates IN the
Indian police $4,000; special police TO prevent sae OF
liduors IS O0O industrial schools $1,000; lndlstfla
school OF Forest Grove, Oregon, 100000 new DudhgS
for Indian schools, $50 900; education OF in,nah Gn
dren in the States. $4,000: removal OF Mas;aero
Apaches TO Jicarua Reservation, $6,OOOi survey OF
Indian reservations, $4,000 temporary clerical force IN
InuiaD Otlice, $4,000 -,
lows; Pay Of Indian agents, 81 300; Indian Commits
sion 1900; farming utensils and stock Tor PaWneeSv
81 900: Apaches In Arizona and New xco 5000;
KOyiug bands in Southeastern Oregon $1,000; NaVa
Toes Moquis, PueblUs and Puebl0s OF New-Mexc0
IONA 81 2 600 Idaho 81 OO0 and New Mexico $4,000
appropriated exclusively for Industrial SCHOOLS
Is SiI2,2OO.
In Committee Of the Whole Cdr Ingalls, in the chair
the reading II the BILL which covers fifty six pages WAS
proceeded with and the committee amendments, with
two exceptions, on winch votes were reserFeus
were agreed TO 9 reached. -, -
Upon the bill having been gone through with, MT
HOAR Rep, M0ss) moved as a substitute Tor the cOm-
mttee amendment prating $1,000 for Indian
children other than those provided Tor an Item
authorizing the Of the Interior 70 provide for
the care support and education In OF the states o.
all Indian children dwelling Of the Mississippi and
not belong ing the FIVE civilized tribes IL the indian
Territ ory or so many thereof may he pracucaDe,
under regulations approved By tne President at cost
NOT exceeding 500 year for each child; and Tor TINS
purpose there Is appropriated $2OOOOOO, or 80 much
thereof as may be necessary -, -,
without acting on the amendInent, the senate ad-