The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-04
DoINGs OF CONGRESS.

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cotton States. to support common schools, tho
/, ,rocecas OF the cotton tax now in the treasury.
a.lpointme.,t Of special commission 10 pro-
m,tc cn,,mcrc,al interronrsa With Can.
trni aud Sauth America. The House
passed . bill appropriating $4,000 for the TO
moval OF obstructioLs from He'll Gate, New
York. Mr.. Buckner presented . resolution
calling for information in regard TO the None.
tary Conference ans W Cox similar inquiry
MIR. Dezendorf introduced bull appropriatin6
Sl,0O0,OO0 to erect Presidential manson Mr.
Ford, by request. presented scheme to lssue
t75,Oo0, 600 IN treasury notes and expend y IN
improving the MisslsslEpl Missouri and ONO
rivers. Dill ioI 2 UNIFORM system VI osuA.
rupIcy Was reported py M. numpu.y. no 1oc
debate occurred on the measure 20 appon, NV
baa, oos tne Dul pasSeo " Al " -
4 to;,t reso,ntion ~. aaor.ed hv tha sen..A
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Aprh -, granting tne use " tents Iof sne
soldiers reunion st Belle Plaine, Iowa. Mr.
Voorhees, offered 1 RESOLUTION Of inouiry
whether legislation ) necessary to secure .n
impartial determination Q. cases tr1ao.e u tue
Federal courts, more particularly IN the South:
III WAS passed 70 permit the grinding of
gram brought over " Canadian farmers
he Nscr improvement Dui, glvlnS
s5.OoO,O 600 for tho Mississippi and el..
Hu,oeO for the Missouri, was passed
without objection. The Anti-Chincee bill then
came up. The fourteenth section, prohibiting
the Naturalization 81 CeleStials, WAS retained
relating to skilled ,aborers, was stricken out.
Tho President sent 70 the Senate the following
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Morey. of Lou,siana. Assistant Appraiser Of
the District Of New Orleans Andrew ]. Chap
man, collector OF Internal Revenue Tor
the Ninth district OF Pennsylvania John
:. Wise, Attorney Of tho United States
for tho EASTERN district OF Virginia ;
Rntlege r. Hughes, Marshal Of the United
States for the Eastern district Of Virginia. The
House passed bill authorizing the Sioux CITY
and Pacific road to bridge the Missouri nver.
monetary conference in PAria. Tho Judi
ciary Committee were instructed to look into
the validity Of the Speakers action In remov-
ing MIR. Devine. an official steno-
grapher. A communication from tho Third
Auditor announced that t2SA,00O WAS due
the State OF Missouri for pAyments
to her M lltia during the wAr. When the con-
tested-eiection case Of Lynch yersus Chalmers
csme up. the House refused TO consider II, BY
III to W. MI. hobinson called up nus rcsolu-
tons IN regard 10 the imprisonment OF Amer-
,Unn ~. cru c..Aess - ao.oau anu aassa ~ .ne nsuse
ed. Calling on the rresiient for additional in.
formation aud urging the continuance Of of
iolts ior inc promp. release OF u'ai o. Amer
wa. '1'tS>se - A
Tho .t,an.i,n NJ tha san.ta A II. session ON
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the 10th OF April Was directed almost whohy
to the Chinese bill. Speeches were made by
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WAYNE. me senate ~ exeenuse SESSION .,.'s ".u-
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iandA sha oeorse y Armstrong = nee-
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II lne HOUSE 'ns cohtesteu-eiesion cAss =.
INhcn SeIfus 1aaihtis VAS caHeu UP, Auu ~
consideration was ordered ~ LOO 70 ". 1no
readns ol tno report consumes ninety
minutes, And q lis CONCLUSION All. ietti-
lone, Q. Tennessee. took tho naor ~
support of the case of the contestant. Lynch.
Mr. Mherson. q OHIO, made long argument
ia favor " the minority report aec ar'nS onAl-
nlcrs entitled 20 the seat. AT. Moore. o. Ten
h.sset. III advocauh. the seating " Lvnen.
noscsteu against lno sniiv.snaiiy nlaiA-sop
rolcy oi the managers OF the Neruoiican party
N the House. y y had any managers. ITO N
sisted on vigorous Poucy " reEsu ~ ue
coHestcd-eiection caseS
The President sent message TO Congress on
the 27th ult., relative to the lAwless condition
of Arizona, aud suggesting the use Of the mil
itary As posse comitatus. In the Senate Mr..
sherman introduced \ bill reneAlln. the law