The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-06-05
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bills passed, the vote on the latter measure be-
ing. 81 to 9, The house bill providing for the,
muster and pay Of certain officers and men Of
The t,o volunteer forces also passed journed
81 Trass il lie House, Mr. Esllogs ofSsrsa
o resolution instructing the committee on OK
,penditures ef.the sdepartm ent of justice in-
quire into Kellogg come elton with
and long discussion, tile resolu tion was fe.
ferred to theGQmnlittee on judiciary, TO report
whether the house has d legal right thus to
order an inyeshga lion of the acts of q member
before his term Of service began. The bill for
the payment Of quarter astor claims, known
$500 600; passed. & Tie house at the evening
session passed forty six pention bills, includ-
ing one giving $50 per nonthsto the wife q
Mr. Springer took occasion to speak IN strong
scondemnhtio nsof the bill to retire Gen. Grant
simply because he had been 6unf ortlhate in
Wall street IT was said that Gen. Grant had
not been aware of the dealings of his partners
but the fact renained nat he Ind associated
himself with specnlat tors who We're involved in
1hs mS ss Which ana eyer
parallel in other countries BY the South Sen
This i was aa ~ as M were tha eircu,S
stances such s - cal upon} cong ress to 60 f.
NJ
Tho senate has 4 81 ssed q ubstifatelfor tho
house bill establishing a labor bureau. It prd-
yidcs for a commissioner Of labor to DO an.
pointed by tho president and confirmed by tho
senate, andfwho shall hold Office for foyF yeaTs
at an ahneai -salaTy Of sS 0,o;. "a CHEZ clerk
e sstafy ie interior y business ea tie
bureau shall be- to collect informal ton upon
the Subject Of labor its.relations 10 capital,
hours # labor and earnings Of laboring men
andswomen and Smeans of promoting thoir ma
teriai social, intellectual and moral prosperity,
at an annual. expense of rotmore than SIS, 600
q year. a * = {. 4, .Ef( X
H In thu ssnate On Monday, tho 18th, the judi.
}ciary committee reported fayorably (Arss Gar
land dissenting} Tho bill for two more Dakota
supreme court associate Justices. The senate,
IN tho faceiof an adverse ecommend alton BY
tho Judiciary committee, CONQUERED; in the
Year years. a the dnra It on O of the io eoa M
q IL Alabama Claims. The Ut Utah 0 Sii
was considered and Senator Brown
Of Georgia offered the following amendment:
That voluntary sexual intercourse Of . married
person with one Of the opposite sex not hus-
cause, and the only cause, for absolute divorce
in the District of Columbia or in the territories
of the United States; but the courts may, III
proper cases; as al, commonla law, grant divorces
from bed and board in said district, the terri
tories or other places subject to tho exclusive
jurisdiction Of tho United States. :. & Il
Mr.. White Of Minnesota introduced into the
house abill granting o 4pension to- Charles
Brandt. The pension claims of Brainard N.
Theeders Of Henderson, Mimi, and Ellen D.
Woolsley of Bonnell s Mill Mimi have been al
lowed There alsohas been IN adverse decision
in the case Of illiam s. Grave Of SMontevideo,
Mimi Mr.. Strait will app cal to the secretary
of the s. interior from the decision.
Bills we're introduced into the house ABOLISH
ing license taxes on tobacco dealers; Furnishing
with fine and imprisonment bank officers OBJ
tanning loans from the banks with which, they
are connected which result in loss to those
banks; pensioning all honorably discharged.
soldiers RI the Rebel who are forty live;
Senator Ingalls, has reported to the senate
from the committee on judiciary substitute
for, the Joint solution intro uced ~ Senator
Jackson proposing an amendment to the con-
;stitution in relation to the term Of Office Of
president and vice president The amendment
provided for Jig Ingalls, substitute is Us fol-
lows 81 .s e. ise}
in the president of the United States d. Ameril
ca The presi3en Woe president hereaf-
ter elected slaif hold their Term Of ofico for
aix years; but the president shall not be re-eliG
gible, nor shall the vice president be eligible
to tho office Of president Il he shall haYeSxer-
scised the same in case Of q vacancy thefein;
day without the ntrod ction Of some emeasnre
to carry out the peculiar view he holds on our
foreign relations. II lis last propos on, which
was introduced Monday, is to prohibit any Sem
ator or member Of Congress from receiving or
paying visits from or to the ambassadors Of
house toWhich he belongs This is supposed
to be aimed Of ongressman Hewitt, who is on
terms Of intimacy with the British minister. +
81 Mr.. Cameron ga, appeared in the senate
tuesday morning, and the senators clngraf.
nlatsd him On his safe return and improved
s The senate took up the bill 10 grant
the Cinnabar 4 Clarks Forks Railroad CONF
spany tho right Of way through q portion of the
Yellowstone Park; Mr. Logan opposed the
bill There was, he said, d disposition to
gobblg Up everything in connection with the
and IeiS2a Hs lG liz p psris 3 ea. ds
|. partment Of the United States government had
divided np into seven pafts the ten acres which
the law allowed to be rented to ono company,
md placed one company in possession Of all
body else out, and now congress unwisely asks
the tract TO be made d football to be licked
nbout BY men outside. OF it for their personal
gain. Mr. Vest gave some details of the park,
and said every word stated by Logan was true.
Although congress had ABSOLUTELY forbidden
was M III ti,e cofitroi If a
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