The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-04-10

In the Senate, Senator Morgan spresantedat
memorial from III liam ~ bater,I an American
citizen PRAYING hs sia e sgngfess secure
of land in New Zealand which he Chains he.
bought from native chiefs before the British
government had any rightta Of possession in
that eountr but Big rigt Witch has not
IL the Senate On tie chais announced
that Cor; Grant with d friend, was az the
capitol; TINT :tfle general had 10 right to admis.
sion to tho floor OF the sseha tie, and If there
were noob jecton, the courtesy sof admission
TO the floor would shes extended to his friend,
/ also: There was no OBJ ction. The friend was
resolntic was Of Tered in the senate by Mr.
Call and was terred to Tie % mmittee Oh for.
seign relations requesting the preaident to make
$negotiatio na with the goYernmento Of Bpain,forl
reference to an umpire 70 decide Whethet tho
treaty Of 1918 had been fully carried into effect
sby the United State and whet Their the United
States government is bound in good faith to-
tribunal 70 whom tle same S Vas re eS ~
losses sustained By Off ,ers OF the United States
acting under ORDER, In i S18 and 1910. The.
senate passed the bill to increase the efficiency
OF the general land off also Mr. Mr.. Nor
3 Id the House MI. Dorshe iner pressnted q
memorial from bond ldets Of the Northern
4 Pacific railroad company, praying 60 be heard
before the committee on pub ics lands on tho
bill declaring the FORT iture the land grant
Saas ntsE
tee of the who'll, with Mr.. Wellborn ii the!
echaiE on the Indian appropf lion bill 4
Tho House spent sev eral II days, without IA
note, on the Indian apr ropria6oth Bill The
bill approgglates sfor the hippewas, Pillagers
gate, 84a 60sss 1T pIiatea. in all for the
Sioux Of Inherent tribes, luding Santee Sioux
of Nebraska, III, GAG; 300. This includes an ap-
#grogriatio q COO for the slb sistence Of
the Sioux for purposes Of their civilization, as
44sth 1877 ;nlso, $40 900 for TIC ciYiliS
alton and education Of the, Minnewaukon band Of,
Sioux in Minnesota Thee hi III also makes the;
Following appropr iafons for the same purpose
For the ghipp Sof Red Lake and Pembinal
Ghippewas Esst res sa 1 s. Ills
amount Or Bomuch thereof as may DO necessary
to DO expended Under the direct ion Of the secre-
5tary of the interior the care and supporter
The! Otter Tall PilIager Pembi and Msssissip-l
Evations IN Minnesota to assist them III their:
agricultural operatlo ions, ~, iss
The episode Of Con Grant reception by the
house on the I'd inst is on1nnented upon in
public as one OF the most remarkable events;
ever occurring IN WashinS ton .1t seems that
alton bill Gen. Grant accomp BY Gem
Beale, hobbledo on crutches to the house arriving
about loleoils being ito the priv
5ilege Of the floor, Gen Beale went into the GAL
seat on sofa iii the rear:of he Democratic
side without his presence n being dis
covered for some time Democratic mem bers;
scluBtered around him, along with them Mr.
Randall, who intr0cu them, while Mi. Dor-j
shei%er sst beside him chattng PIE santly
.bato over Throc kmofton's amendment to abol-ss
ishs Indian agents and appoint army officers in
lien, did not notices The disorder immediately
but ascert tanning ita cause, rushed over in 81
crowd e welcome ths general APpreoia ting
Mr. Randall ia famous, he returned to his seat,
being recognized by the chairman announced the
presence Of Gen. 3 rant in a few appropriate
remarks and moved d; that the committee rise in
order to allow the house to app opriately re-
needed no introduction This created d fnrore,
and the motion beng carried vociferously,
Speaker Carlisle resumed the chair. Il Mr.. Ram
dali thon moved q recess sof fifteen minutes,
which was nnanimo usly carried and Gen.
corted to the space in front OF the speaker's
Z desk, where the mem bers were individually
presented by: Speaker CARL ale. Among those
who heartily greeted the ex- general and OK
president wereee yeral mi lined ex- confed erates,
hlQOuRs allltst
: his GIT arm In the front at Bio Imond Con.
Oakes tapped his emp gilt sleeve aignifi-
Ecantly, as he presented his left hand, which
. Gen. Grant took In both Of his and warmly:
pressed The scene WAS Us; drana do q in
/ the extreme, and, although Gen.
maintained The APT earancs Of unruffied calm
$ness. It was easily seen that anpprsssedi his
emotion with great effort Ii The ovation wasi
spontantsona. free from party feeling q past
With each other id The depth Of their greeting.
After this outburst Of app eciahon Of Gen.
I Grants services the transaction Of further
business became impossible and the house adj
tourneda without action on Throck orton's
1 proposiion. g$s II
The Honse devoted several days to the IN.
dian ppropriation Bill in committee Of the
whole. The commit tee adopted the clause max
ing an appropriat oh of SIC, 900 for thosuppor
6ciYilizat ton mud educat don OF the Medewankanl
4 ton band of Sioux Indians In Minnesota. The
clause was hearted In the bill At thsreqnest 81
4 Mr. Strait who went before the committee Of
are opposed 70 renal ming at the ageneies, where
\ they wonla receive their share OF annuities,
I but prefer TO live: where they are now and are
doing the best they can 70 support Themselves
1 posed to help themselves The appropriation
Tor their ciRil ization aud ion was recona-
\ Inended b the Ian sdor,art nant Other
4 clnuses making HE sregtiiar appropriati ions
for the Indian IA tho mort fest were passed
petition was presented ID lie l,ouseS by Mr.
& iWakeaela from the III artot post Of the q "a.
4 ri In Minnesota urging the passage OF the bill
ersnting pension to Samuel Cook
MI. Strait has prepar the rapport q the house
iii for fhe reliefo William g. Steele 81 Steele
Oak. The bill gives NJ. Steele an opportunity
Z "a nay for $50 acres OF land located BY him
a through mistake 3 "
lsig .A petition mas presented to the senate tby
Mcmillan George WslaS s,.a Hal fo g.
barred by tito iimita ton Of 80, and asks fora
special act linn me bounty. 4, Mr. sels
ssn presented s SINH pct ton in the house
\ M. Mc1filian also presented the petition adopt.
\ ed bys tie MaukAto board of trade, asking for
fer the g 'ne
Al bill intro dIced III tho senate by Mr.. Nc
Phetaon to amend the patent laws PROV =
shall DO a misdems anor for any person 70
SOL any krticies or process claimed and de-
Isbed in amy unex pfsed latters patent with
isga Represent tissa, II II ii before ths sale
Any such article OF process to falsely rep
resent ~ = ychaSers that there ID no liiiex..
PRED patent ysriils or claimed to cover said
article Is ri. 81 ptossss !,
Joint resolufion 81 the IN cr ii assembly d
iowa, urging thAt ID slsH' III the rapid absorp-
+ dgpof public lands iit for Sat fomeut congreaa
may take tlnhnel lAte stops "a recovor, uneafned
h portions g lands granted railroad