The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22
ton aud WiiH who desired 10 respectively
bring up The Congressional Library aud Edu
eaton bills, tho Hone went into Committee
OF the Whole, with Mr., Wollhorn In the Chair,
on tho indian Appropriation bill.

Ton nnd Willih, who desired ~ respectively
bring bring w Epn, the Congressional Library end Edu
OF the Whole with Mr., wolhorn In the Chair,
ON tho indian Appropriation Bill
HOUSE,.
wAsnIRaroN, jan a0,- Yesterday morning
the speaker laid before tho House n c0lnnuni-
t trensmittinaa@n @ es,lmoto l so%p ~ t6e ' apprepTIi. %
ton OF ttlOll ~ meet the Incidental OK
ponseh OF tho United hlAtcs naval Yossela at
tcndlng tho Worlds lnduetriul Exposition In
Now Orleans Reforred
Hills were introduced and referred as fol-
lora; IVY Mr., Henl0y, 20 indemnify California
on account OF Indebtedness Incurred Ia In
dinn wars, by Mr. Townahond, Il resolution
requesting the President 10 furnish 10 the
House copies OF all correspondence r0latlyeto
the soonlled Oklahoma lands IN Indian Terri.
tory, together with Information as 10 tho
present condition OF the controversy growing
out OF tho attempted occupation OF suoh
lands by Mr. Slocuin, q resolution request
Ing tho President 10 transmit 10 the House u
copy Of the recent appeal of fii1 John
Porter with tho accompanying papers. Hy
Mr., Ward, gmending the not 70 pre'
lIhs bill was prepared by the conference OF
National health oncersl By MIR Curtin, 70
amend aud raviAe the act ~ encourage and
prom,te tolegraphie communication belwoon
tho United Stntos and Asn ny Mr. Broad.
head, 10 establish uniform rate OF
pension for pilots who soryod on the
United states gnnboatH during tho l0to war.
by Mr., Mills, u resolution Amending tho rules
so that u majority OF the members present
may suspend tho rules and pass bills relating
10 revenue BY Mr., BlOunt 20 enforce tho
collection OF taxes on distilled spirits In
bonded warehouses
WAsnIs0Tos, Jan M-in tho House ycstor-
dly Mr., HIT, from tho COMMITTED on Fore yn
Affairs, moved u suspension Of tho rules 70
pnss tho Sonnto bill providing for the oxer
oso OF Jurisdiction confofrpd on the United
StAlos In places OF lts territory and dominion.
Mr. Hit oyplnlnod the bill rs u d gesl gnd ar,
rangcmtnt OF the present statutes, II placed
many limitations ON tnb pOwors Of Coneuls'
ana abridged the judicial authority of Mn
ihtorS, II dehnod tho powers OF Conaula acting
~ Consular Courts throughout tho north OF
Africa, and gave appeal 20 the United States
Court for tho kGstorn District Of New York,
In Chlnn and Japan, where the tranHactlona
Of American eltlzona amounted 70 mn ons oJ
dollara, itwhs doeni0d necessary 70 take away
from tho Consnls and Ministers the, power OF
llfo aud death which they now hold, and
70 establish their judicial tribunals Mossrs.
Cox, OF New York, MoAdoO aud Holman
opposed tho bill Mr. Curtin favored
u a motion TO suspend tho rulos and pass
tho bill was loat-yOas, llD; nays, lOi, ne the
NECESSARY two othlrda In the Affirmative,
The noXt committee In order wnA that on
Military Afnita which was understood 10
have In hand tho Grant Retirement bill. Mr.
Lowry whom the committee wins called,
moved 10 adjourn 10, dOleat tho call OF the
committee. A wranRlo 0nsucd, ana after SOW
cral Intellectual efforts the House adjourned,