Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-08-10
CONGRESSIONAL.
MoNpAY, July 50.

| whole were concurrcd in except the one offered
by Beck reducing the appropriation for finishing
the Maintomah and OHIO iron clad from ST 900 :
600 to 800 geo, and stopping further proceed.
| ings under contracts of March Sd 1877. Upor
this n separate vote on concurrence was demand
ed and resulted 30 To q naye >, se amendment
| WAS retained in the bill. All the votes in the
| naycs were given by republicans except Cameron
| wis.,, ingalls,, sherman and Van Wyck, with
! Davis tll), who voted with the democrats
| Kellogg and Sewell were paired with Lamar and
Mcpherson respectively.
| Sen. Miller (CsL) moved to fix the number o.
lieutenants at 200 instead of 225 Not agreed TO
Il to %.
position Of Fort Harmed military reservation
| passed
The ..,.te hin for tho r,t;r,ms,t If Ir,rs..s
s Grant late general and nx.nr, s;do,t NJ IN,
| Initial states bav;ry hee, rsa.baa N,E.rri.
| Cky1 mnvsa IL to h, 1,ia unon ,bs tahln lost -
| Ia AZ ~
| The hill WINS then rsfarre3 40 ,bo ,omm;,,., .,
military affairs
The naval appropriation bill VA. received from
the senate. The amendments were ordered printed
| and the bill ordered to the committee on appro
priations, The house then, after passing atteer
| pension bills and several bills giving condemned
| cannon for monumental PURPOSES adjourned.
| TvrspAy. Avail
|
| Sct1te- Morrill,, from the finance committee
reported adversely the house joint resolution au'
thors'ng the issue OF two per cent. bonds or GER
| tihcates In exchange for bonds bearing hei
rate OF interest. Placed on the calendar, The
| sundry civil bill was then taken up.
| foase-ihc JOINT resolution was passed au .
thorlzing the secretary OF war to deliver to tho
| iVeth ONO Volunteer Infantry Association Tho
| blue regimental dag which belonged to said reg
iment, now in CUSTODY Of the secretary.
| Robson, from the committee on approprla-
tons reported back the naval appropriation bill
recommending non'concurrenee in all the senate
amendments.
"WEDNESDAY, Aususr =.
| So.,,. .,t6ko ,,,..,.., 49,. .,,,... d,
from no bnuso ;nf.r,,;,', ~ va" 49,
ticr ,f ,bat ri, IN ,as,nn r. $500. W. -
hin ovcr Tho nrasanni,s ya,, pnS;n, j
WINS s,,snsn3ad nh ~, 80, ussn,,s .af'S
4 80 - ;,,',ai,a Wy ~ ne'e'fo lovVtte.
lotl u in; 80 Nv y saien ~. NV 9o.ss'oa
- a. oae 49, pass Wv UvJVo',vus " '"g p'cNueu,
| Wa A. 80 "a a ~ ~, ny ''S''
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| house-Ihe house-yeas lS2, nays 60-paSsed
the river and harbor bill over the presidents veto
| The bill granting pension Of S33 month e.
soldiers who lost an arm at the shoulder, passed
No further business OF Importance was trans
| acted, and the house adjourned.
| Turosn,v Arorsr
| 81. ,rh. -. lu .,,,;;,.. ...,.-.
-, tuiIl; $50 -, , ",n ''sno'lN,"s r" S''''"
"'s mn punu'hg ~ ''. yosePh, PASSED.
nus o''' ~ ,eauou W 's"' P"'o's' III 'n'
n', MA uls''''' VI on'o, passeu;
take nm the tax reduction hin INT Merrtp !,
charge welded the hoor for action on tho bill Ia
| prevent poaro pneumonia in cattle
Sen. Allison remarked incidentally. that Ne
did not think il possible for congress To adiourn
this week
After discussion, the matter then went over
without action, and the senate passed the res
oluhon OF the house, providing temporarily for
expenditures OF the government.
The house adjournment resolution was laid on
'no taolc Ior 'urther action ,.,
| I,,'o' 'NeVu'No SeSs.o' w, sen"'o "pJuu'heu'
e,a NC reso'u',on p" y alop'ou p'o'i'"p
Vi '''l uJou''''i'o"' 9u Sa.s'ui' IN, IN,
ny 1G",ononoe "" 'uc pne'a' ueh.i' n'i re-
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sa,',',o $3.50 ~ N'''"s "''' "'''0' w"
AZ. m moslt uN h,.i,,., .,,...
rcnor, an ,ha sora,a XXI Coz ~ 80 -, No., o.
ha Inan a,".a,; p''' j.; y ai.t oai =.
Ri puan IL SS "a
denartments he accomnnani,d with gnarantec
for the establishment of DIPLOMATS relations will
Persia, and .,thoriziDg the appointment of ,
oonsul general &c that country Win an 'hhua
'"S',y 7, ~ m e., . ..;.
oen na!i' ~ on',rp a tesoiu, ,i PIopusl.E
-, ',un' ~ n nv P..s'
nrintiny money and embrac,ny dis,inc, item,
while approyiny of others
| Fanny Avsusr a.
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| p'of',eson ~ ,sPo'tcu m aBi'onoh,;, nePo'
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1o"se-I Tue senate amendment TO JOINT reso
luton Tor establishment OF diplomatic re
iations with Persia, was concarred in.
concurrent resolution granting the use o
the rotunda ana adjacent rooms IN tn
capitol to the Garfield monument committee o
the society Of the army of the Cumberland from
the 2jth of November to he Sd of December t,
hold bayar and receflion the object being I,
aid in the erection in Washington of a statu
to the memory Of the late President Garfield
was agreed to-
.he senate amendments to the b1l amending
the statutes relating to steam vessels wa
agreed TO-
The house then proceeded to the consideration
of business on the speakers tabl, but soon adj
journed on account of the intense neat.
c. A.,
V"'"'' "''' %
'e""e-l ne conference report on the blll Tor sal
ducuon bill was resumed but no vote reached.