Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-05-15

A AnnHE. HtNEA y t0AH AtRANEf 4MNFEu IflE
nsayinr defects In tho Chinese bill The
Edmsnts provide for q passport system
arhAlly identical with that contained In
1900 twenty. year bill; all Chinese 10 ~
M before lntering or leaving the United
~ nroyide themselves with certifIcatas
Fsu;us a detailed description OF their per
arnearance, Which most be exhibited 10
nsfamg officers at ports of entry or de-
~. 4 special Gordon Of officers TO
A the frontier ~ British Columbia In
"a prevent The unlawful Immigration OF
~ from that country; every constable.
"a policeman, sheriff and deputy sheriff
the border 10 have the power and au-
J N a limited States marshal TO make ar.
w violation Of the restriction law; the
H,aiion OF f'mcrchantss under which 80
Chinese had recently entered the United
. tobe clearly defined aud Q dapplicabIe
raddlers. hucksters, etc, but only per-
FINALLY engaged in business as the word
n~nulsrly understood. The bill passed
I4 nays IL The negative vote was cast
N iams QlLl. Brewer IN. ~. Browne fIndL
4 lart. Henderson (Illl Hit, Kean, Lyman,
Rice, Skinner On. ~, Smalls and Spoon.
Republicans.
..tor Van wyck OF Nebraska introduced In
nate a bill 10 restrict foreigners and for
corDorations in the ownership OF public
and any lands in the territories. The
XAaxi Is.
I !. snacted etcs. ss.s I. =A.a he unlawful
~ persons or any associations not citizens
rnited States, or for any corporation or
ANY organized under authogit of any for
"a stste. prince or potentate TO acquire title
a ne United States 10 q great
4, uaptity of public lands than indi-
IA Of the United States are authorized to
A ankk11vAa,4 ar1 .c.Nn~waA-A
"A thereof. or to acquire, receive or hold by
"A rrant or trust deed, hereafter execgted
AZ quantities Of land m the territories than
heres.
"a bin is intended to protect American
"a raisers and farmers from tho invasion Of
"A English corporations which have acquired
"A sar3 nj acres OF land in the western ter
I'D for fhesc purposes. Senator Plumb Of
~ also introduced q bill still more
'eaut on lie same subject
Y house decided, on Monday, by a vote Of
d gs. 10 consider the contested election
ot0Farrnl tDemocraD against Paul Ire
.sterl, OF Virginia The minority were
'lloTed Tune w e prepare oaaiu. re-
= her from Virginia, iiercely denounced this
NJ n on the Democrats. The minority raso- !
n 4 declaring 0'Farrell not entitled 10 q seat
Iost-6l 10 40 This was q strict party
Y except that Cook, Democrat, og iowa, yot
n ia DE Republicans IN the affirmative.
" majority resolution declaring O'Farrell
8 led to Tie seat was thon adopted and
ksreIl took the oath
y the Senate, Wednesday, a bill was in /
4 need by Mr. Edmunds 70 place Gen. u. s.
on the retired list Of the army. Mr.. Hill
a speech in favor of the bill to declare
"a :. 81 l.al. 5000 An. ~ AL
q Rouge 4 Vieksburg Railway
& discussion of the shipping bill was re- |
\ a, and substitute for one section was |
NJ nitted by Mr.. Vest, and accepted by Mr.,
author Of the bhl, a~bolishing all tonnage
N on United States vessels on entering
Il ed States ports only retaining such dues
n csseis Of foreign countries discriminating
Nc manner against the United States.
"a the house the bill for the relief OF Pftz
"a Porter anne up with senate amendments
NJ slesum moved 10 o concur In the SEN |
H amendments. Mr.. Balm moved concur. |
NJ Mr.. Keifer opposed the bill, declaring
Unconstitutional Mr.. Slocum said
was glad the gentleman from
n omen would be glad OF ii, because he
a a regard what the gentlemen said against
as q compliment, and IL would be 80 re-
BIZ by the country. He tSlocum) had only
n surprised that the gentleman from Ohio
n bot summoned Charles Garfield and Elder
n stain his course as he had done a few DAYS
Applause on the Democratic side |
Kisses on the Republican sidel
n Belford said he would take Grants words
% the injustice 10 Gen. Porter rather than
words Of Mr.. Refer or any other party ON |
hoor The motion 10 refer the bill TO the
4niitee Of the whole was lost, and the SEN |
n mendmeuts nonconcurredi in.
BE iron-clad oath which was provided for |
&e outbreak Of the wal and has never been
Naled, although numerous attempts have |
y made to strike II from the statue books,
a. last been abolished Tie house on |
nesday, concurred on the bill which passed
#enase some time ago for the purpose, aud
Ny needs the signature OF tho president 70 |
Nsne . law. This oath has always been ad-
stered IN congress-, and IN courts TO per- |
who did not take part In the rebellion, |
those who did have taken what is known |
kemodifed oath.
nator Van Wyck offered a resolution,
NJ, at the suggestion Of Conger, was laid |
one day, directing the secretary Of the in |
p 70 withhold the granting OF patents 70 |
Il cognizing any claim made BY tho North |
Pacific railroad adjoining and on account |
"a 49, - AgNh 40 Ah0 a NNAAAhB hINnLAff 1
many years ago, until this congress shall |
action on the question Of the forfeiture OF !
b granted said road A resolution was |
ted calling on tho secretary Of the interior |
n formalOn regarding the cowboy who |
Il AZ Black VOLTS hat on Lame Deer creek, I
This refers TO the recent ranch burn \
NJ y Black VOLTS band
the house, Thursday. On motion OF Mr.. |
all prior bills were set aside, and the COM |
o proceeded TO the consideration Of the |
= ppropriating 81 900. 600 for tho celebration /
worlds industrial and cotton centennial
\ elhon al New Orleans. Mr.. Ellis briefly |
med the provisions OF the bill and pointed |
be safeguards which had been established /
VIC return OF the appropriation TO the |
states out OF the receipts. |
further debate, on motion of Mr.. His
an amendment was adopted providing that
n pm appropriated shall only be paid on the
y nTer OF the United States being satisfied |
NsSO,UD has been contributed by tho |
- Industrial aud Cotton exposi6aa. TheJ
Assed--yeas l4, nays 81.
4 iohg the bills reached on the speakers |
ihe dh inst, was the senate bill 10 author
Y secretary Of the interior 10 ascertain
amount due citizens of this United States
upphes furnished the Sioux or Dakota In
o. Minnesota subsequent to August,
aud prior 70 the massacre OF August iSs2. |
providing for the payment thereof The
~ referred 70 the committee Of the whole |
gae STATE Of The Union. As il II mon the
enls on this calendar its chance for pas
y exceedingly small.
e subcommittee Of the house on Indian az.
having in charge tho senate bill 10 open
HsouA~ reservation, have with some amend-
's agreed 70 the bill, and win report il 10
lhn committee this week. Tho most i'm
esnt nendme IL with regard to tho torn
W. treaty with the Indians. That portion ,
Hne nAu which provides for the conveyance |
reservation IN feo 10 the tribe Occupying il,
S1hcpmmittee recommend shah 30 stricken
ihasianch az the bill provides that the lands
- allotted IN scv0ralty TO the Indians.
saAt ~ Inc end OF twenty-five years patents
y % ssned 70 the several allotteos, fhoy do
patensing any land 10 different trfbes
Dner amendments proposed by the COM
" w t~ninlpo-.ant, and with the exception
the bill VIII b. reported practically as
1shle frosi the scnaie.
as 1ia granting additional pension 10 tie
~ q Gen. FrAreis p. BLAIR passed the
NJ AZ Srauts her $500 for her husbands
SSs 70 oIganing troops aud increasing her
non 70 s50a month
iufs ofths Northwestern Oar Company
settlement was caused last Saturday by