The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-04-04

fraud, where tho question arises afh. ai,e issu-
ing of the final receipt, may be tried III a ,,ourt
b? Jury under direction of law arising il f,ar-
tiicular cases, and requests the Mim,esotA Ill
present laws to insist that the rights alrsedy
auired under existing laws shall be protected.
present titles quiet and patents issued in aI
cases where final receipts have issued without
contest before local officers.
The House spent nearly q whole day in dis
GUESSING, and finally passed q bill for tho re-
6rement of Gen. AveriN, the noted cavalry
leader.
The senate bill for the construction of a
railroad bridge across tho st Croix river. in
Wisconsin and Minnesota, by the Chippewa
Falls 4 Western Railroad company, was
reported " Mr. MCMILLAN to the senate To-
day from the committee on with a
favorable recommendation. The bill as reported
contains seyeral-aa1endments, the only materi-
al, one of which consists Of two Traditional sec
Sec. .. That the said abroad company shall
have tho right 70 CONSTRUCT passageways on
said bridge for foot passengers and vehicles Of
every description, and to charge a reasonable
toll therefor, subject to the approval OF the
secretary Of war.
A resolution Of the board Of trade Of Mime
apolis has been presented to the house request
ing senators and members from Minnesota to
favor the mining and silver coinage bill, to pro-
hibit the issuing of silver certificates, and also
for the r%edemptionof those now in circulation.
Petitions from the Grand Army Post Nos. Q,
50, 63 and 2S, department of Minnesota, were
presented in the house by Nj. Strait, praying
congress to remove the Restrictions and grant
arrears and back pensions from the date Of the
discharge to all who were discharged from the
United States service from injuries received
while in the line of duty.
Senator Dawes, from the cnrtkmitee on In
dian affairs. has reported favora31y the bill to
accept and ratify certain sagre3Snaants made
with the Sioux Indians, andItDA aIltstlhe right
Of way to the Dakota Central raif4Ay company
through the Sioux Observation-Disclosures and
also the bill to accept and ratify cFttain agree
ments with the Sioux Indians, snatpjgrant the
right of way to the Chicago, MIXfaksa & 81
Paul railway company through It'd Stsx reser-
walton. These two bills have alraaiddsf esni re-
ported favorably by the house aoyra Ron
Indian affairs. YS8 "a ~
The senate has confirmed the follosyius MN
Rosario. Argentine Republic; FithsNsAarEs-
worth, Beioit, Kans., Flncbal;; Juli1fE HtaFpel,
consul general, Shanghai; Archer RnAsH1i Hiatt.
consul, Chefoo, China; Gtnaorcn
Beloit, Kans., receiver of public nlonsys at
Tucson, Ariz ;yacobB. Blair AYy1aalag, ASSOC
4 eiate jnssies OF the supreme conlf0fs wyoming
] Case 22roaerick, kaEsas, YAsserAtt justice 81
the supreme co1rt Of GasecA Postnasters:
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VI Iowa. nv
a Senator PluIfls&22 IN the cemmittee8on pub
Vic lands of thE9aaA |ates reported adversely the
bill acknowledgement Cameron to restore
to marfes7anl aAtesArtain lands OF the United
Estates ip MinnesotEi and to authorize their sale
ssubieytto the F1gslAa aef Howage. They are the
j. LANDS withdrawn rom sale by the proclaim
a.ions OF the United Mates issued March >, 1889,
slApril 5th, 1881 and Nov n, 1881, the secretary