The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-04-24

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Yeas nd / rs + was decided g CONSIDER
he Daeau4A There ara - members % me
MIA NJ districts, the second 1iesissippl ano
The $40 IA Virgins, not being represented P0-
|itically congress- y divided int w democran
and 126 ropublicana Tho t0tai vote wasS!d
There VINO 10 votes n favor Of taking mp tho
bill OF These I'D wege democr1tA, and nve
we're Republican The pe4Anve vose CONSISTED
81 forty democrats and ntnety-elght ropubl-
cans. The absentces wero twenty-tw demo-
Gratis and twenty -three repubucanA Three
Minnesota members Strait Nelson and Wake
There were two other repubhcnns who voted
With them-namely, An9er.on @ kansas ana
James Of Brooklyn N The MINNESOTA
members, who virtually decided the question
Of taking up the bill do mot promise TO vote for
It but say tho people demand lower
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Inc mouse conllnLtteo On eoan1so, wclenss 80
measures unanimously ins.uctSa !eRIosonM
i've Lacey TO report iavoraDay nls ~. % Psos-
and provide Tor the issue OF ~, ~ ana - sn-
yer certlhcatea
Senator Sabin mas ntroduced plu 20 revlve'
the rank OF genera OF !ne army, wnicn "a
pired with Sherman's reurement Inc nous9
committee on mntsry ala,rs nss s,.i nePOss ss
averseiy ON sucn plii, ana tnofe - ussfo 01os-
pect OF its becoming iaw; .,.
The bill introduced by Mr. Ouray 70 Pf0vloes
ior addltonal members OF the ie8isAAtuIos oI
the several territories: and IN increase OF Pay
TO the members and omcers tnereof Vas repon-
60 ey me c3mmee on M
mist OF thirteen members q me councn ana
twenty-five members OF the mouse OF reprosen,
tatives, the members 70 receive w Per aay sn1
mileage during the session; that the aamuonai
members shall DC elected Dy tne terrlsory M
I'll otherwise. PROVIDED ~ the sald :seveA
legislatures; tnat tne president OF tne councu
and the speaker OF the house OF representatives
shall receive VIZ = Gay lor the same t,me ana
that the omcere OF the ieGls4suree SHALL receive
% per da3.
The bill TO relieve certain soldiers from the
charge of ilesertion, which is now being con
sidered by the house, removes the charge Of
Assertion from the record Of soldiers who served
Is the volunteer service in all cases where it
shall be made to appear to the satisfaction Of
the secretary of war that such soldiers served
faithfully until the expiration Of their terms
of enlistment or until May /, 1865, but by rea-
son of absence from their command at the
ume thepame was mustered out, failed to re-
ceive an honorable discharge. It also applies
to cases in which it appears soldier charged
with desertion subsequently enlisted in anoths4
regiment and was honorably discharged
of to s, adopted q substitute offered by Alex
ander to Cassidy's bill providing for the ap-
pointment by the president of . commission to
govern Utah. The provision relating to mar
riages requires that they be sOlemnized by a
minister, judge or justice of the peace, and
the person so off ciating shall file a certificate
of marriage before the county recorder Of lands
within thirty DAYS after the ceremony. Failure
to file or records punishable by fine of $500
The substitute makes the AUGMENTATION OF
. husband or wife living, q misdemeanor pun
lshable by imprisonment ~ jail not less than
Ix months nor more than twelve
The house commitsee ON puoilc lands m
ltructed hepresentaflye PayHon 70 favorapy re-
port ms Dill 70 prevens the unaawIui &c apancy
of public lands. The measure provides that
Al inclQa1Ees Of public land In any state or
terr&0fy by parties who have no tue 20 the
lands shall be unlawful It shall be lawful for
any person to demolish any such enclosure
when it includes more than 64O acres Of land or
any agricultural Land.
Mr. Slater Of Oregon requested and obtained
the unanimous consent Of the senate Friday
to make few remarks relative to the North
ern Pacific land grant forfeiture. His remarks
related to the division in Washington Territory
and Oregon. He was in favor Of the forfeit
ure of the lands, but thought the people, who
had settled upon these lands, should be al
lowed to retain their titles, paying 81. Is or not
more than $2. so per acre for them His col
league, Mr. Dolph, asked that the bill be laid
on the table for few days, as he wished to
speak on the subject.
Representative Beach was instructed by the
house committee on public health to report the
resolution authorizing the committee to inquire
into the extent and character of adulterated
food and drugs imported into the United States
or exported therefrom The resolution pro-
vides that the committee sit during the summer
recess
At meeting of the house committee on pub
liz lands ! enbcommittee was appointed to
draft bin repeating the timber culture aci
and revising the homestead laws The bill. il
is said. will be tackled on to an appropriation
bill and pass readily.
The speaker laid before the house the follow.
ing message from the president which was ap.
prSopriate referred:
Transmitting report of the secretary Of
state in regard to the final awards made by the
against tne uni!ed osales Ior $500 ior : .ns
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