Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1882-12-14
FoRTY-sEvENTH CONGRESS.


" so ~ tne penssr MINI ana 70 grant pension
OF soo per montn 70 the WIDOW OF Hear Admiral
~. s,,o,t. =, ,sa S lIesssge Hs reao an9
stto.nny oonorai s,tusS.;.S a '"I I,N. ny
ennonnce6 tha ,,S.,h ~ $780,. III, Ia
of,ared rasoI,,tnn so.at i LII LII anu na
,nsn;r,on.iv anraaIto e.,.,,,". -, "as %
,,sv,,ect thn se,,stn tho,, .dtoarnat '' WYNN VI
T,sss,,.n naa'hs "l ~
- IA Deceuiper o.nDroWh lba.) pre-,
az VIC - . vi Daiio"' snoscn 10 MI
rs.s .sn ~ AZ, .eil VI ,ne A.e sena.or hlil.
." Vi S,,oo Was s1isinterou 10 tne new
sens.o' .on mosiou oi Anthony the commit
1es as .esy e1is'eu ~ tne ciose OF iast session
49, .oh. .oin.i a, oau,els pIesenteu men
oa;S ha ,n",,,S VII vi nusSt ,'. =, Daho,a, ana
ss,1 nc "oiu 9 Ss,. up ABOUT Modnesoay OF
non on tLo caIandar Ja rnr,arLaS ,Las IN
doubts which NAV have e1;s,ed 90 10 ,bo,n no.
inc suf,;ciant ,on,,ation tn an,;,, ~ ,or;,,,.,
10 sdmission "a n STATE uust have Saan no
moyed hv The ret,,n ~ tha rrn,.or 30 not.,
COS, ,hora % ,ho~ r...nt aIa.t,", paL d. ~
feye5 a resolution settinS fortb tho !. 90 aca,Os,
ievying noliticsI sssea.nen,s and ;r",rnSS,ins
tbc i,d,c;s,n co,nm;,,"o 90 ;nnoa,;.atn hn.ss
muci nonev WAS collected dn,;po ,be racont
elect,on. how n vas snent ana nhsther on.
surplus remained, also IN sscs,.s,n tho nnn,.
her of persons dismissed from tbe nnbI;c ser-
vice since NAV. and how many nf them Ssilad
To contribute ~ The senate then adionrnea "a
a marx of resnect 70 tba late Eenresent .t;rss
UpdegrafY end Low.
WEDNESDAY. December fisherman 10 \ and
ingalls, ks presented petitions from the neo-
ple of their respective tales for the nassape of
a bill TO increase pensions TO those who Iost an
arm or leg in the service OF fine goyernmcnt
during the "A resolution bV Plat was
adopted asking the commissioner 7f bpnsIo,ls
TO furnish information IN reference Ia The nen-
sion-roll and the nrobabIe effect unnn il in csse
OF the passage Of the pending biz 10 increase
the pensions of persops who lost an arm or lao
in the service. or are suffering from enuivaIenf
disabilities The senate took mn the hill ,o
establish A uniform system of baukrnntcv. and
Ingalls, proceeded TO explain its proyis,ons
After an executive session the senate sd
iourned.
TUrRsDAy. December 7--yoo,hees Sherman
McDill, Vest. ingalls,, Chilcott and Miller IN
Y } presented petitions for the massage of n bilj
to increase tbe non.inns ~ one .rmed and ono.
legged soldiers Reck called mn his resojutinp
Tor investigation into political assessmenis dir
ing the last campaii,n Hale offered n s,hsti.
tute .ettinp forth the names 90 the rnemb,rs NJ
the congressional executive Committees oT both
parties. recihnp allegations that the d,pocratic
Committee had levied contribnt,ons on Gnuor
dealers, brewers and other associations, and di-
recting the committee on iudiciary TO inyesti-
gate these charges as well as those made
against the republican committee. After a
brief discussion the substitute was ordered
grinted and the subject went over Ad-
journed.
FRIDAY. December 3. .-petitions were p,csent-
ed for the passage of hin 10 ;ncroaa ae tbe M
sions Of nne-armed and one-ieoged aoldtors.
asking that m case ~ the yednct;on ~ the 20,
ON tUbscco a CORR esnondinc rrhatc no ,IInxed.
for the ahoLt;on ~ tbo toxo on tobo,co TIa
banlruntcy nil Was taken mn Inre, TFIs ! o.
fered nm amendment wLirh was ,gr,rJ tn
giving tho pa,tr sonobt m h. rhy,wn into in,
Voluntary banLruntrr the rigbt 10 5amaUd a
iury trial az 10 Inc grounds of hankrnntcv
Morgan offered an amendment winch was
agreed TO, making il an act Of bankruptcy 10
deal in futures in certain articles of Prime
necessity, such as corn. sugar. cotton. rice sc
-. Adjourned.
S.r,rpn.y Deoamhor q - pot;t;ors ~ ,oh..co
dealers and manntactrrers for roI,a,, a",si
10 any ,sduci;n, tba, ~, ho - ;' 90
on tnbacco ,yar, ,,ras,n,6ei hr H. m;rar ~
Fdmunds After The intro3urtinr ~ 4 49,
anIa of .eye,oi b,ns pant oaII"d -, 80 t'ii,;-
cal ossessmcmt ,osolr,io,, ga vno,boips Cd
Irassod tbe sars,e ,harn1, poct, aI"o -,
on tLa snLiact vsnc. n,To,ad a roso,,,i;nT
which wSs aDrccd IN Jiroctine ,be srcretsry ~
thn treasury M fnrm,sh ss &C. ~ .s nnsS,iio
Satotiod st:,.,n.,', 80, s, 7, a,no,
ina i,arnai rro,,,, VI S,S.r,
tLS nnmhar ~ .,N',,in,..' =, 1.Ih a.. -, ~
narcant"oe % cost m oiioo,oI -, any anS
5;str,ct "A io@,r,ad IL sa'i'' 'o'''' III e'en
:.
mouse.
lrEspAf' december 1. -ihe speaker called
the mousse TO order AZ ii T. NJ. The Following
members were then sworn IN TO MI vacancies:
hitt, (ils.D TO succeed Hawk: Rces, (Ga. to
succeed stephens; Shelby, (AIa.), TO succeed
himself. Calkins, (lli.), presented memo
rial against the swearing Ia OF Shelby, but
asked Tor no action beyond II reference to the
committee on elections. 80 ordeied. Bills
introduced prohibiting political assessments on
government emOloyes; to incorporate the iel-
lowstone Park Rtli Dad: FOR the better regula-
ton OF the civil service. to create an a5ncul-
turai commission; abohshiug the Offices of as
assistant secretaries of war and navy; amenda-
tory OF section b,5li, revised statutes, SO as to
apply to all cases OF bribery and other offenses
against free ballot Lefeyre %. )introduced
aIesolutIon calling upon the secretary Of the
interior for information as 10 whether there
has been an attempted consolidation of the
Union Pacific with any other road, and If so by
what authority the action was attempted. -.
The Presidents message was then read. -.
Herbert (Ala. announced the death Of Love,
and Taylor (O.) announced the death of Upde-