The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-23

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Benatos Wilson snd y JUDI introduced bIls
70 increase The pensions Of widows or minor
children Of deceased eoldism and sailors Of
The United 6taAse in ~ lac var, from o. %
el2 per month: The ban Of 6enAtor Mitchell
or was regularly mustered into ths service shall
b prime facas evidence Of hiD aoundnsss q
that time.
Ss..rs I.na. "a sr,h.. s.,s... ~ ~ -
sS. ~. =. 'ss'1 ~ oulsess Nv ma :"
smeod To homestead law, passed tho sonata
Tho drst section provides for he repeal Of The
presumption Law, this repeal, however, not 70
affect ths right. of any petSua which are
scoruing on the passage 81 the sck
Il further provides that Any per.
son who has tU4 heretofore had the
hss S.isd srom nv napsS - ,s.,.t a =. ,iS
on land heretoforS entsred by lin under the
homestead h~a, may make second home
which n rspes. seoap r1Rn ssxl
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Sacnn5 o .ranjs 81 VIZ ciIsaaS nsh.s
th eceIH amsnoi .ne rexsed /, ssssuses 20
ths hcr,ssss. InT Nv .sleo toemsSxee OF
n r,S nv yas IN .Hss Msy PAY mnimum
S.itc c 70. aenos' alssr e,satesn mcntns from
~s. " .. Ssussy, PI0vloS1 snsy me PIenm..
r.ns..,. o ~ s - Iao3so nSS ucIoso ooSaon
claims ~ ss;st t1na acs a. s1Sep. . q
Of the at Section provides S 4 H.. TN no pubic
..sut oasePs sosnagnsg mMssfy OF osner res
ss,. saoa, mih % uaos nnd otner lands, we
~ ~ . m,0a ~ I'm sasaoIIea Pec.sa
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n"h,c AK. rs ~ s.va ensy; 81 Suelea
S.M ~ sn sis sso Sia ~ .ro mafke5 ana
~ ~ Tso a.p1sea 81 !: unoneiea PUBIC lanos
~ -. n Samuna ~ Ia.soa1ceas Dill sotnSrlMn8
;ro{ i.t - III " sppons suu p.sco ~ .ae 80.
thosa who VI h :aS I'LL one pH.son .so soaS
srm;es ~ ths tI ya s ssstas 20 Inv
III y. sS.o AZ stmy. -. EAmonus exPIeeseo
n aie moP. tnas aianlmonS consent would %
woria ..,hoe;ss 81. Gons,aeiauoa q sae on:
Oar 49, ~ w. ;ae ~ 70 sPPoins
oby.ted the Az nS.srvs II nc. Lof% s
'"nn Fo1'e1 csss
Housn-fhs following bills passed: Great.
inn united stats. iudic;Al di.tr;ct in sonth.
an cs,;,"rn,s ;a;sn ,hs ns s ~. ~ sou
years from the passage IT this act and al 9TH
and proyidina c.ims h. spe.ster .r;. M ymnss
be presented within six years from the
time they originated; authorizing the ser
Nv terr.or;,i co Sd rh;n "a i I0sGso
reservations and tho Yellovstone Psrk: amend-
ing session 1885, revised statutes, 90 O. to pro
hi6it territorial legislatures from granting pri-
preme court Of tie District 81 Columbia and M, Cd.
prone courts Of territories. Il provides thst
no appeal or writ Of error sh,ll hereafter be al-
lowed from any Judgment or decree in any suit
ct law or in equity in the supreme con 81 the
Id any Of the territories Of the United Ststes.
unless the matterin dispute, exclusive Of costs.
exceed 95, 600: to extend the laws Of the United
States over certain unorganized territory south
Of the State Of Kansas; repeating 90 much q
section 1918, revised statutes, as prohibite the
promotion to tho position Of Commissioned or
non commissioned officers in the reQulsr army
Of any private soldier who hes eerye3 two yeara
since September, 1865: to regulate The erect
Of judgments and DEGREES Of United States
effect BY way Of lion Or otherwise to the same
extent and in like manner - judgments and
| DEGREES Of courts In such state, Anumber Of
minor bills were passed, and the house I'd.
journed in respect 10 the memory Of Hpn.
Schuyler Uoifat
s,,, n.,.,
e.Nn eense, WIN only nine dissent
ing votes, passed the bill presented BY Senator
Edmunds, providing for the placing of Gen.
r.nl ,, w. ~ 49, t.'' VI 'ne sr"y, WIN mo
United States SENATOR. N.~ox :, 1,s..s 49, ~
and Gibson of Louisiana, GeorR Of Mis-
s:lssippl and Jones Of Florida spoke briefly
IN favor OF the bill. and paid neat trib.
ntes to the character and public ser.
wees OF Gen. Grant The remarks Of
these gentlemen, as being senators from
states s. that have actively participated in tho
rehelllon made very favorable impression.
senator voorhees, also made an earnest and
leellng speech in favor Of the bill The bill
was sent to the house during the afternoon
and laid upon tho speakers table. It will b
necessary to obtain unanimous consent to take
1t up for consideration in advance Of the meas.
nres which precede 1t on the table, and, a.
,ae re le believed to be some opposition to the
oil, It is not likely to Obtain such consent
Inc Dill passed the Senate-yeas a., nays a
Inc nays were Messrs. Beck, Cockre1l, Coke,
and Walker. ' '~1'''y' 0'"'ef' vance,
The bill repeating the pre- emption and des-
81. ;sta .iavorabiy reported to the sen
as,.s me nouse PHI amended by the senate COM
n n.mee; aTais acnon by the senate, and, II
.. :: soes oack 70 tne mousse The statement
s smst ~ passea wy mistake was only re-
porGaIaVoFipiy from tho committee on public
isn Mh go,
-, Inc naval appropriation bill passed The
i n;es . commerce bill was debated. Eulo-
sleS upon the ia.e Hon schuyler Cofax were