National Republican., 1883-03-01
YEAS.

Tho bill rs passed Is in the following Ian
guage: "That from and after the passage of
this act all persons on the pension roll and all
persons hereafter granted pension who,
while in the military or naval service of the
United States aud in the line of duty, shall
have lost one hand or one foot or been totally
or permanently disabled in the same, or
otherwise so disabled as to render their in
capacity to perform manual labor equivalent
to the loss of q hand or q foot, shall receive a
pension of S24 per month; that all persons
now on the pension roll and all persons here
after granted pension who in like manner
shall have lost either an arm at or above the
elbow, or a leg ut or above the knee, or shall
have been otherwise so disabled as to be in
capacitated for performing any manual labor,
but not so much as to require regular personal
aid and attendance, shall receive pension of
$50 per month, provided that nothing con-
tanned in this act shall be construed to repeal
section 4699 of the Revised Statutes of the
United States or to change the rate of $lS per
month therein mentioned TO be proportion
ately divided for any degree of disability
established for which section 4695 makes no
provision.
At a few minutes after 10 o'clock the senate
went into executive session, and at 1880 ad-
journed.
NOMINATIONS.
The President sent the following nomina-
tions to the senate:
Thomas NJ. Kirkpatrick, TO be collector Of in.
ternal revenue for the eleventh district OF In
diana.
enue for the district of Nebraska.
To be collectors of custOms-Wm. q. Malone, for
the district of PetersburgNa.; Wm. Hartsuh for
| the district of Huron, Mich.
To be surveyors Of customs-Edward T. Moore,
for the port Of Patchogue, N; VI George Frazee,
for the port of Burlington, Iowa. Robert Arm
strong, for the port Of Dubuque, Iowa. james NJ,
Kercheyal, for the port of Nashville, Tenn; L. Il.
Cassels, for the port of Memphis Tenn.
| Oscar Hinrichs, of the District of Columbia to
he principal clerk of public surveys, general land
| oiiice
benjamin n. Thomas, Of New Mexico, to be
register Of the land office at Tucson, Arlz.
| David V. Stephenson, OF Nebraska, TO be sur
| veyoT general Of Nebraska and Iowa.
| Pedro Sanchez, of New Mexico, to be Indian
at the PHsRS So,ion n Nj al Bristol Conn.,
Frederick 4. Nichols Bainbrldge n. y; Dexter
n. Owens, unadilla, \ ~ Charles +. FOX, NlcN :
Henry j. Tarble, Honesville. Pa; Washington B
Merchant, New Orleans, La Dnbose Egleslon
wlpnsboroggh s. c'i Mrs Emily p Helm, Ella
Tenn; Edward N Talbot, Logansport, Ind; Al.
bert IL. Kennedy, Danville, Ind. d. g. Graham
RSn III AG%e M%dCeG JIn' MeS % KaaaSs o9G
mon p. @, stubbs. Sterling, Kansas Abilal
Wells, Seneca, Kansas H, William & r. Crook Crook
Neb.; Theodore @, Hacker, Brownyille, Neb.
George i, schoheId, stamford, Conn. John A
Wilson, Hickman, KY; Worden r. Chapel, Co
runna, Mlch.i OTIS x. critchett, Monroel Mich.
John A. Thompson, ManisIee, Mich; william I
Knoxville, Iowai Augustus II; Hamilton, OF
tumwa, Iowa; +. J. NJ. Wonser, Tama city, Iowa
Lee Glow, Prescott, Ark. John w. Marshall
Piattsmouth, Neb, Harlow L. Street. sonora
Call A. b. Croasman, Salem, Oregoni Noah n
Tyner, Fargo, Oak.
CONTRIBUTIONS.
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the following nominations;
Decsus G. Wade TO be chief Justice OF the su
premo court Of the territory Of Montana.
John b. Allen, United States attorney for tn
territory Of Washington.
Martin 1, Town, end, United States attorney fc
the northern district of New York,
William E. Church. associate justice Of the SD
premO court of Dakota territory.
James A. Meek Unit d States attorney for IN
eastern district of Tennessee,
Richard Root, United States marshal for th
southern district of Iowa.
smasters-George W. Mckee at Jackson
Mss sch r. Mobly, Grand Island, Nebrask,