The Rugbeian and district reporter. (Rugby, Tenn.) 1882-1883, 1883-03-10

suspended and the General Deficiency biA
was pa sed, after which the Rh CIR and lGarbot
to strike out the appropriation for the Sacra.
mento River, saying that nobody bat II
gambler anuh cut, hroatwoNld have thought
OF tacEing 1t to the bill. motion was made
"a GNpcl him or using such language, out was
W.T. drawn on re FACTION and apology.
MARCH 2.-ln the Senate the conference
report on he District of Columbia Appropr.
alton bill was uHeoi to. Conforees on the
Postal bill failed to agree upon two prov;s.
ions in the b II, the appropriation for fast
mail service aud l. gle alton elating to the
Pacific Rail on d, ana ne Coniegccs were ap.
p intpd. 7 solution was al >pted p Oyidlng
ior committee to examine into the condi.
on OF til sioux Indians. The credentials OF
Charles +. MAnlerson, elected Senator from
Neb aska, and of :. NJ. Cullom Illinois, were
presented and fled resolution recitns
the announcement by the Pre- id mt pro
tenn. of his intention to resign to Inulrow
providing TINT at that hour the Senate will
proceed tp elect his successor was adopted.
Con oreos were an onted on the SundVyCivD
bin, The conference report on the Army
| bin was adopted. Tue il m limiting con-.
| pensa ion to be pad subsidized railroads
| for army tran portaion was stricken fro {
! the bill. The conference report on the Lesis-
ative, Executive and Jud cal App opriation
| bill was reed to. The conference report on
| the la ern0l Revenue and Tariff bill Occa
stoned some debntehut IL was tin&llyadopted,
! ytnS, ~, nays, Sl......In the House several
| hl were passed under the Pound rule.
Sena'e amendments 10 the Sundry Civil bill
| we q non "Oncurrcd in. A conference report
on he Post office Appropriation bi which
ststcs continued disagreement on the items
! providing Tor specia facilities aud limiting
| the cOmpen- alton to bn paid sudsidisc rail-
roads was submitted button motion the House
rcceded from It's disagreement TO the two
| amendments. In the contested election case
of Burnham again Manning (hliss1, Man.
nlng was seated. The BID to adjust POST
masters sils les was passed The report Of
| the Joann"'t" rotrd WAS pc en- ed and re.
! ferred In the evening session the contested
election cas's OF Frost vs. 20 sin ,haus (No),
| and G ok Us. IT'S G0wal, vera taken ND
nm S'lnghHts ana Cook were sea ed. Con
| terence rep rts on the Legislative b II, the
Navy bill and the Army bill were Il reed to.
MARCH Bin the Senate the bill to ex-
clute pubic lands in Alabama from the op.
Grafton OF laws relating tn mineral lands was
passed, A resolution was adopted rendering
tharks to David Davis tor the co lrtcou- and
| impart al manner IN " hic he had diS. 'harged
& @ duties o President pro ten. o! tho Senate.
Tue credentials OF MessrS Bowen, Of toora
do, ant Col lHitt, OF III 0rg8 we're y eseuied
The bi. to GdIrS' Pos masters 81 aries was
passed Mr.. DaNi re ! med rs President pro
tenn aud >'r. EdmundS was cleo ed IN his
place. The Rive" and WARRIOR bill WIS re-.
ported from Commit - and n motion WINS
laid ON the table The Gen raj deficiency bill
| was passed. TIE credentials of Mr.. Sabn,
elected >ena or frou AiinneSot a W" Q pra-
s,nDed. The bill to asa 81 Congress
N N Inve,ti4a'ing claims a.;ninst the
route bil ana the bill 10 modify the
IA lRey or Ter stem. Hey con oraeI were
appointed on the sun ry Civil btu. The $50
lion providing for no Y mi ed commission
betwe' N he United 5, q and enezur AVIS
lalsed witnont amendn II The shipping
til was discussed and the matt "onbsd II
SECTION vas str OK out when the iii was
Ga-'ad. numner OF nmp0rrnnt hi y were
consid rcd ana pasee, whsn the icvenue
Ia rnrR BIZ was lecaN ed from the House.
ne President Of tie Sen te INN diatnly
signed It, An II few MN ties aterward tresi-
dem arthur affixed is sign turr The hill
- therefore now lnw. ihe Senate hen
went INTO exec uiv ses on which IS I'd un.
ills: "A. m. Ma CHI {, wnen the 40 r were g.
sprn d. r,,u co 'irrence report o. tn, tho
, with IL MESSAGE thar the iIou,e had Il r ed
to {, and the rap ri was ad0p ed. Al
TER fufth I unippnltant business and the
usual scenes incile { OF ell at hours o the
session 10 President pro ,e H., Mr.. Edm ms,
a noon DrouE W. his gavcl a d de
c!arel the senate nj y rnrd without da 900.
In the iio0sa at"rIhe ansact on Oh some
uninnc ant bu in vOt" On the 7 sulu
ton in eco * q. Is el ction 20 res lltrd
iii the ad0Tt on ct @ le o.Gt0n dec airing
Il e cOntn IA t entitled o his seat. Mr. he y
hrn su mi I'D he onfrren reppr on thG
Revenue and ariR bin, an upeHo tie de.
bate The trsi section OF the ri !, h a "a
YVES the bill which the House passed Ia
session 'or the reduction Of inter al
taxes "a tn smrnfm nts male there {
by tdc Senate uchihg tohacto Ct afs and
snuss. TIE rcdu toms ~ouii diIi 81 IN
ternsl taxes .roH SIS O00,00l TO 500 80. Gt
was unable tn ma n estimate Of IN
mediate eFec. Of the chang" rropos d III tn,
tariff law The estinnt" nOwe ~, IS that
the total + 'dn Il ri rry"nt VI id0r hi II
! would he from Hs,N0,ifH 10 f7..U0HH. Thu
debate WIS lon aud spirited II he 81 OF
WAS tinall, adop od-ieHs, Isl; NAYS. IL ii
, the evening sesHrn conf rem e commit t'C
was ordered on tie II i'u'y ppropiia 10,
Till, when tn" 40 u OF n It Il Hoes o:
The eonte -e1 &c tioa case of ro vs. X ch
erdson III II Ga 81 "a, which lasted n i
four o'cioc- a. m. March (, when the confer
c ence report n the sud y CNil bill pre-
, s'n.et an agreed 70. The dea !. OcG va
! con"n ed ult | noon, when the House I'D
iourncd sine die.