The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-08-09


IN; Columbus. OHIO; Eric, Pa.; Scranton
Pa; jackson, Tennessee; Galveston, Texas
Dallas, Texas; Lynchburg, Virginia; liar
risonburg, Virginia, and Abingdon, Vir
ginia. ..Il5lH
10 provide for the construction Of ma
rine hospital In Memphis, Tenn.
An net making appropriations for The
payment OF the tnal expenses OF tht
tenth census (S540,000.) ''a'y
Making M immediate appropriation fol
the removal OF distractions at Hell Gate
n. Y. (S50,00O). ss.. .,-l;,
Appropriating 100000 for tho purchase
and distribution OF seeds (uudcr the di
rGction Of tho Commissioner OF Agricul
ture) TO people In localities overilowe,l by
the Mississippiriver.
10 admit free OF duty articles intended
for exhibition at the National Mining and
Industrial Exposition TO be held at Denver
in 1852. 4'.
To admit FREQ OF duty articles intended
for the Exhibition Of Art and Industry, to
be held ut boston, Massachusetts,, during
the year 1851. r & rg
An net authorizing and directing the
purchase by the Secretary OF tho Treasury
OF tho property known us the Freednian's
liank in Washington, d. G. tEat-
Joint resolution concerning IN Inter.
national Fishery Exhibition to be held at
London, in May, 1883, providing for an
exhibit OH the part OF the United States.
Joint resolution appropriatns $3.50, 600
for the sufferers by tho Mississippi floods.
IN act directing tho Secretary OF War 10
pay over TO the Society OF the Army OF the
Cumberland, $500 TO aid in the erection
OF statue or monument 10 General james
A. Garfield.
To correct uu error in Section 2,405 OF
the Revised Statutes, or what is known as
the Knit Goods bill. The amount appro.
pratcd during the present session OF Con.
gress, Included in the regular annual up.
preparation bills, tho River aud lIarbor,
Pensions, the Deficiency and miscellaneous
appropriations, aggregates 500, ,22I3, ,09S 80.
The following are the principal bills and
joint resolutions OF general interest yet re-.
manning oil the Senate calendar
10 establish uniform system OF bank.
ruptcy throughoutthc United States.
10 authorize the payment OF customs ,lu-
ties in legal tender notes.
To establish branch mint OF the United
States nj Omaha. -. l.t
10 regulate and improve the civil service
Of the United States.
TO incorporate the Maritime Canal Com.
pany OF Nicaragua. fs.I Il
10 provide for ocean mail service between
the UnitcdState5 and foreign ports.
To incorporate the 1nter.0ceanic Ship
Railway Company (thc Eads bill
To authorize the Secretary OF the Interior
10 ascertain ind certify the amount OF land
located with military warrants in the States
described therein.
,lointresolution proposingan amendment
10 the Constitution in relation to alcoholic
liquors.
Joint resolution providing for commits
sion TO consider and report what legislation
is needed for the better regulation OF com.
merce among the States.
Bill to authorize the construction OF the
building ior the Congressional Library.
a bill TO establish an educational fund
and apply Il portion OF tile proceeds OF the
sales OF public lands to public education,
[Tlie similar bill, to devote the whisky
taxes to the establishment df an educational
fund, has not yet reached the Calendar,
being still in the hands Of the Committee
oil Education.
A bill to constitute the Department OF
Agriculture IN executive department, and
10 enlarge its powers and duties.
a bill for the establishment OF bureau
OF animal industry.
a bill for the relief of Fitz John Porter.
Amending the Revised Statutes in refer
ence 10 the disqualification OF persons who
aided or abettcd the rebellion from M.
pointment to any position in the army Of
the United States.
10 provide for the performance OF the
dniies Of the office OF President, in case Of
removal, death, resignation or inability
both OF the President aud Vice President.
| lNotc;-The Senate bill to regulate the
counting Of the Electoral vote failed 10
obtain favorable action in the House. And
finally the bill TO reduce internal revenue
taxation, which is the unfinished bust
ness remained unfinished business at the
close OF the Congressional session.