Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1882-12-22
A WEEKS NEWS.



n u eenate IL 18th. At the cio>s Of the
cannlng hour Nj. Deck called up bis Political
Aeaament resolution. The question being.
<9olut1on, and substzsute one o1Ferci ~ m.
LOU . the Committee on Judiciary After
7,e ~ "a adopted. Consideration q
sSsI ssssnsd TX. eses ssrsies Rsfosm p! xss
- 1rnb9 q smcndmen(s offered. come
e.,s2c:s ~ y ysss & s&92P:ed ~ pendIas ~ eonsid-
ss sesso ~ si ~ ssnass H.,. vent ~ ists ssec
- se.9l L!hss.z ~ - islen y sad ils mo
% ~, y sG;s 4. 'sse@@istsd o:a re b! VII
esIolglcs p ~ unifed States j. &seh6aSton,
r. ns - then considered rsPo9ted baeiE
ss oks s WAT "si on Is se ssy i'm 1ss zs.sss Som
=. ?<sst!9p ~ snd soon Eerortsa = -
4 - sensss IN l<sh. shs bnl % psoaoss
<!aciency N to Navy 6baplains hy tNcrcazinH
fAcir uaiariee wes rejccted. ConsidelS Stion of
sss! e Pssd's;on e: ms SERVICE g ks5or@ "a Ess
-; Mowns o. Gcord4 cGcFed nn amendment
gls111ng out Che provision TINT entrance 70 tno
tssf nv es g s srsst sss 8 sss &C. sns &c e
81 grodcA snd ehali mot he confined 70 pereona
already y oiHoe; also the amendment exploit
e rsoy.ls ...t! hy ne fsssdsns q
g e.nsd Tending which the Senate sd-
louEne1. n tho House the Postolioe Ap-
&ss,s e'i xsa consiaeasd n ocmnittes g, e
the psoyietons Of the iii. The total amount
- 9. tisn sks esiImsies and lss6a& rs than
- o6igSnsllioa q Postmsstcss ts;S5asoo0 4
erleQls1rte4 ..or - .oW le!a than ~ e.
e.e1ss ~ Itesinson. of Maseschgsetts Y,
Se:sess :s Sssa saS ss;'s'Sas ;sssa =
bllls q y! lke resf, 1he erst ieo cn re I!st
NJ. Asdenon, Il Ksnsss' esid ihcrc sesned 8
~ ksesn .: New Eas'snd, 4 a. sss' I WIEN 4 ' God
them n WIN ssnd And put q UPON i iSst region
among the brightest and bsayeet of the Anaeri-
osn race be etopped. He did mt stop: New
'ssIc ana a. ss 'f 'Sssss f.ncisS % de remaining
Um.oO Of the American people were just
about q GOOD and had just about q much
New Eneiand IIc could see NO good rasons
Why, u lhe rmnining 10o0o.0uo ofpeopie could
b. accorled fucilitics ON ordinary tSains, the
viz % tse ssns s fss|iisss ' Without @ e cosiss &c
general debate the Committee rose aud the
House adjourned.
Th~ Pspdlston Civil Service bill wns further
discussed in the Senate o., the 18TH, the plinci-
pel speakers being Mcssrs. Miller, George,
Beysrd and Morgan. No important action was
IN the House % fil tho vacancy caused BY the
death of Mr. Thomas Allen, Of the Second Mis-
souri, District The Postollico bill was CON
sidcrrd n length In Committee OF the whole.
In the Senate on the 10th, consideration OF
the Civil Service Reform bill was resumed. Mr..
Ingalls, spoke against the bill aud said 1t was
supported by each party in the hope Of cheat
lnH the other, and would end by defrauding
both Nr. Hawlcy characterized Mr. Ingalis'
hc~s sIso = spcte % aeainst n she bi nSmbcr q
amendments were offered. hut no final action
resfhed ou the bill, Mr.: Dawes introduced
e p KsSsas 1sn 70 'ss ss snr
b. Ksw scrip T with ,hc proSisc that tie United
States shall be- reimbursed from the sale OF
Mans, ks.sss lrd s r. ,snas de me HG,se % e. Con- %
llefe upon the PodofIioe Appropriation bill.
Ihc proposition Tor rpcclnl mail facilities WAS
{lsclo ssrpa VIZ s 49, ss'';s. r'iI.a I" me nlil s
partmfnt should be insufficient TO meet the ap-
tfopf1atione made a sum equal TO such de-
aeISncy shall be approp,iaisd from any my money .
Mr.. Woodrworth, from The Committee On In
valid Icnslons, rrpoffcd bill granting a pen
sion 20 the widow Of MAI. Gen. Warren.
In the Senate, on The 18th, Mr.. Shermsn,
from the Committee on Finance, reported
substitute for the ll'l providing for the entry
Withdrawn. 1hc substitute extends the time
for their withdrawal two years. The cfvii Ser
Vice til was then discussed and number OF
(ion ldll was then taken up. Mr.. Dawes, IN
charge of the bill. mnde brief statement OF us
PROV ieionS. The ecStimates for the year, he
leid. was es,esAon. The bin as 4 came from
~ HOUSE appropriated t5..Ho.o0p, and the
Grnn1c Committed sl5i.a01. The amount APP
pr4Erlatsd hast year was g, Z; oo 40 The, G the
6uU1urrintIon this year would he <i.jj3 loss
0Sn IL estimate. aud tii2,2 ,2ts less than tpcnp
pr0pr1atien lnst year In the discussion Mr..
Ilock naId that making appropriations to pay |
hlnckemi(hr. teachers, etc, upon rcscrvntions.
IN n1cor<iancc with our absurd treaties, was |
ucro waste Of money. These appropriations |
were made from year 90 year. while among
many 81 the tribes no school houses were csor |
0pG11cd. Young Indians could hardly be |
osuRht with 4 laSso. much less confined I'm |
ochool hourcs. and the money WAS spent upon |
GuprfuumcrnrIc< 49,. hut little important |
business wne ffan<a<<ci IN the House. A rcso- |
lufion % adjourn during the holidays was
ro1cd down. and one adopted imposing a fine |
a. ~ csch day on any member who ahscnte /
himself during holiday week. The House nd- |
1oulned ns . tribute Of respect 10 Hon. Godlove
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