The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-07-10

ers amounted. Lost-yeas,990 %, nays 147.S The
following democrats voted wihthe republicans
IN the afiirInati i've BelmontsD orsheimer,I Fin
a similar motion in regard to the monitors
clause was also losAyeas 81, NAYS 1885, The
house furtherinsisted onits disagreement and
Randall Holman and Calkins were appointed
The senate amendment to Mr. Raymond,s
bill to- create VI ss1i6onal ASSOCIATE Justices
OF DAKOTA wassconcurred in by the house We'd
nIesdayS the2nd bill will now! become q
lay q .soon,. as y is approved. by,tt 81 president
!WashingtonT Territory. This SIS the second bill
Mr. Raymond has passed fhroughb both houses:
One ofsthem,, doubling the number ofthe legis..
lat1re Of Dakota, is nowa law;
me PRESIDENT On Wednesday semitic follow.
Colt. Rhode Island, United States Judge First
judicial circuit;F Charles Cane, Illinois. chief
Justice Of Utah; postmasters, Eyarts:
M Memo lMias Charles ". Howes,
senate confirmed the following nominnaa-
,hons.Nss Watson g Squire NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
goyernorof Washington territory Gilbert *.
Pierce, Illinois, governor Of Dakota; Henrysa
Neal, OhioSsolicito Of the treasury; samuelA.
COZ David Z. Pride, Idaho, Secretary Of
Idaho; Jesse W,IEGeorge, Washington erritory
United States marshal Of Washingtont erritoryy
q Kelly Oregon United States smarshal of
Oregon. Postmasters-Ernst O.Brauns, Tracy,
the senate Mr.sYan fWyck, commiftee3o
public lands 4reportedlfayorab the joint res
;olt1don prohibiting the secretary Of the in
terror from ngSsorpatentng any lands
TO railroad corporations until congress- shall
committee faYoring the forfeiture of such
nd HI Fl & ;gsSs g .sSs
In9the senate Thursday, the Ritz John Porter
bill Tailed to pass over the presidents veto the
7passedwithout amendment as it came from the
house b; 4 vote of as to$S IL The fortiaca.
tionsbiHs passed INSTRUMENTATION increas-
ing the amount $$2o0,000.@ The Atlantic & Pei
feiio railroad land grant orfeiture bill:passed,,t
lands nndisposedso Of until the legal proceedings
prescribed BY the act are terminated
&In5executyessessions the senate confirmed
the following nominations. y ohm Morgan,
chief nBticesof3t the supreme conrt Of Idaho:
supreme courtofS} Wyoming;SS Clarence Pul1inn,,s
New Mexico, surveyor general Of New Mexico:
Washington Berry; California, recover o fpub-s
lie 8 moneys Olympic, Washington Terri-S
5s of ~ Hi lIana sss9 ofssa s' h9al aHs st,Ad asglstsr.
Ias; Felix CLARK. sregister OF the land
office at Des Moines; Iowa; Il Rowsel1 g. Wheel
err Indians agent for Indians at Pima agency,
Arizona; HaWheelerCombs. Nfarylanassg general
gH5steYens,s Nevada; Hmeltera md Of the
United Carson City. ssggy IA
onsuls--George J.sssBrom1ey, California,%
SIein TAR; ayBrint, Oallao; Archibald
s sss B Z s,,a N.Y. q, 5efssy, Algis5s;; RobsrhHS
y. sHorsedeldsS IoWa Trieste Joseph JONES',
Massachusetts Alder; Amos LEARNER, New
York, 9Sydney, M SSW. ;;asH a. Shakelford,
gennsylyania Nantes; Bssmith, Maine.
Curaco. sa3s
The senate passed swithou amendment the
house bill saniendRkory Of Tile anti Chinese act
g.of May,s18S55.s which passed the house
theSS Sd nit; imposes additional restrictions
upon the landing OF Chinese laborers in this
skilled and unakiiedG NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
subjects Of China or any other foreign power!
Observation-Disclosures that are imposed upon the,
landing 81 Chinese arriving from China brother
foreign countries are made applicable to- Chi
hia latter clause being to prohibit hefimporS
StationSo Of this class of persons by way OF coiin-
tries ic~ontingentto the United States. Heavy
penalties are imposed upon masters and own.
ers OF Vesselsi and alis persons who may lid and;
abet he5landfng of Chinese laborersS in yiola-
stioni Of the provision Of the act
The contest5of Mr.. Botlsina against Mnginnis.
of Montana was decided by Me house election,
committee Allpf the ohargeswer overruled
andthe committee by unanimous vote adopted
o reportstfat the contest WINS unwarrantedsand
brought on frivolous grounds, and ordered
Messrs. Ranney and Hepburn leading Repub-
\ lican members Of the committee, to present the;
report to the house S@s SsF
senate onthei4fh:S JolnsA. Kasson,, Iowa, ems
SyoyS extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary
5$$offhe United States to Germany AlphonsoT Taft
of Ohio, envoy extraordinary ndminister plen-
ipotantiary of the United States to Russia John
q. Francis New York, envoy extra9rdiinary and