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Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-09-01

for ain aterstaende lefnad SIP manaden
Harfor har hon att tacka f0rsta ru mmet
baron Beck. Friis och svenska legationen
K0penhamn, som forst upptagit saken
men ock svenska legationen Washington,
hvarest det slutligen lyckats svensk- k-norske
ministern Reuterskold att leda denna SAX
till forutnamnda tillfredsstallan1e utgang
Man kan latt f0rsta de manga svarigheter
som mast m0ta, imam full dokumentering
kunnat astadkommas for att vinna ifraga.
varande f6rm&n ett afagset land och eftel
sd lang It'd.
Observation-Disclosures l Chicago
skola den 6 instundande sept. halla en-
nationalh0gtidsdag for arbetet Ogdens
Grove i nora stadsdelen., Det vantas
att 10000 personer komma att deltaga
processionen, fran hvilken dock ALA kon
trakt0rer eller Observation-Disclosures, som
arbeta slit folk mer an 10 timmar, arc
uteslutna, liksom ock den sosialistiskt
Observation-Disclosures.
Cutting har blifvit friglfven. Knappt
hade han erhallit SIN frihet f6rran han
sallskap med konsul Brigham och n8grs
andra vanner begafvo sig in pa en- krog
Samtidigt nixon pa krogen n8gra mexi
kanska tiensteman, och bland dem toll
ken Dantine. Cutting yttrade till honom
de fem personerna denna affair skall
Jag sedan tala vid". Uppretad af dessa
ord stortade Dantine pa Cutting med or
den: "Det Or en- ny forolampning" och
anholl hos mayorn att Cutting skulle
&nyo arresteras. Just som Mayorn var j
begrepp harmed, fingo nagra af Cuttings
vanner honom in en- sparvagn som gick
till Ell Paso. Cutting var smart pa anne
rikansk mark och utom skotthall for de
arresteringslystne mexikanerna.
Tvenne nOrska Afventyrarc ARC
pa vag fran Liverpool till New York en-
oppen segelbat. Passagerare, som har-
ON dagen ankommo till New York med
angaren "City of Chicago, berattade att
de den aug. patraffat norske segelbaten
"Ocean" midten of Atlanterhafvet. ON
bord befunno sig tva norrmann, som
sin brackiiga farkost beslutat att resa till
Amerika. ocean" var endast fOrsedd
med en- mast, fran hvars topp vajade nor
ska haggan, SAINT sigualhagg,som antyd.
de att ALT var val ombord. Det sag icke
ut som ON dessa djerfva sjoman voro
brlst pa proviant. "Ocean" lemnade
Norge dan % inni, ..styrde. knrs Diver
Nordsion kring norra Skottland, besokte
Clyde och Queenstown, hvarpa kursen
sattes ofver Atlanterhafvet med New
York till NAL.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-09-01
ALLMANNA NYHETERl.

kOngressmannen Holmes al
tionde kongressionela distriktet Iowa har
blifvit aternominerad for kongressen.
F6r Gfvertradelse af pharmacy
lagen hafva sex apotekare Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, blifvit anklsgade.
Fur tredje kongressdistriktet Iowa
har kongressmannen Henderson blifvit med
exclamation &ternominerad.
James G. Blaine oppnade den "a
juli republiksnska valkampanjen i NJ aine
med EFT lysande tai Lake Sebaao.
Sd lagt vattenstand, som for mar
varande raider Mississippi foden har icke
varit observeradt pa 80 ar.
Nya silfvercertificater. .lydande
pa en- och tya dollars, komma med ingan.
gen af november m&nad att utstallas.
Maganiserade fJrradet af hvete
och majs landet utgjorde forliden vecka
80 ,S2O, 1852 bushels af fora slaget och TO-.
931, ,916 bushels af det senare.
Rissk1rdem Louisiana lofvar al
gifva storre afkastning an nagonsin forut,
hvartill afven kommer att priserna stalla
sig ganska formanliga.
Staden Aberdeen Dakota har an.
slaget $4,000 till Duluth banan och ell
liknande belopp till Rock Island banan
Endast en- person r0stade mot beslutet.
KrOgrIreIson matte icke vara 10
nande Howard, Miner CO., Oak. Pa ell
harom dagen hallet mote beslutade kr0
garne att upphora med affaren.
BItfAId apotekare. John Ayers
en- apotekare i Cedar Rapids, som erkanl
six skyldig till att hafva salt spritdryckel
till minderarige och drinkare, d5mdes hal
or, dagen af domaren Burton att bota $3O(
ocA att 'blifva forlustig ain rattighet at
handIs msd sp..i.uosa.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-09-01
MINI ESOTA.

Daniel Dodge Benson blef ihiel-
sparkad af en- hast haromdagen.
Iva MOrmOnprester s6ka att CORA
proselyter Olmsted county.
Professor II. j. Verners adres,
ar: Gust. Ad College, St. Peter, MINI.
Jcrnviiss, X Ommlssi Ona rerna
hafva beslutat att bbehalla den gamla gra.
deringen.
Rymd. En- tramp vid namn job n
Smith, hvars strafftid var nara utelupen.
rymde haromdagen fran fangelset Monte
video.
InbrOtt skedde haromdagen hos post
mastaren Mankato, hvarvid $l00i kon
tanter tillgrepos.
G. III. Cotton. som lange bott LIE
Roy, blef haromdagen skjuten af en- man
vid namn John Fischer, som derpa fydde.
Real estate agenterna Minnesota
komma att m6ta Morris den Is dennes for
att bilda en- statsorganisation.
HageIstOrm Marshall county for.
storde minst 300, 900 bushels sad. Somliga
farmare hafva ingenting att lefva af.
KyrkstapeIn och klockan katolska
kyrkan vid Belle Chester blaste ned under
den starka stormen lordags Alta dsgar Sc
dan. a-.T D..
Aterkripen. Fred Delaney, som for
litet ofver en- vecka sedan rymte fran fan.
gelset Anoka, har gripits Mendoza af
sheriff Linfest. ".
John w. Anderson var haromda-
gen svsselsatt med att reparera en- brygga
vid Waconia da en- stallning foil. hvarvid
han ramlade och erh0ll svara skadol.
SOlslygn erholl John Swanson, en- far
mare. boende Mankato township, .har-
omdagen. Han kommer kanske att till.
friskna fastan hans h0ga alder $50 ar) gor
det mera svart.
En- askst0rm drog 6fver granskapet
af New Richland haromdagen, hyarvid
blixten slog ned och dodade iva kor af kort
hornsras, tillh6riga II. J. Hanson och var.
derade till s125.
EgendOmligt. En- ire och EFT half
arig son till Chris Johnston ST. Hilaire,
dog haromdagen efter 16 timmars sjukdom
Ire dagar fore sin d0d sade han till sir
NOR att han ON ire eller fyra dagar kommt
att do.
| RedaktUr rtfvad. Tjufvar br0tt
mig haromdagen in redaktorens for 'The
Times" i st. Cloud boningshus och stult
hans guldur, kjedia och andra vardesaker
SAINT t27 kontant. Nagot spar efter tut
varne har man ej kunnst finna.
PrArie eldan hafva rasat vester on
| Donaldson och Kennedy och giort stor ska
da. En- stark Wind drog elden fem mi
fran Hallock och inneyanarne derstade
voro mycket skramda, till dess att vindel
andrade kurs och all fara var 0fver. Ro
ken hade spridt sig 6fyer staden att Diet va
alldeles m6rkt pa eftermiddagen. Warmer
var tryckande, uppzaende till 1o4 grader
F. skuggan.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-09-01

Japan. Eft utlemningsfordrag mel
Ian Japan och Forenta Staterna har n.y.
ligen kommit till stand. Der omfattar
nastan ALA forbrytelser, som playa inga
dylika fordrsg mellan europeiska natio-
ner. Fordraget har sarskildt intresse
deri, att det Or det forsta utlemningsfor-
drag som afslutits mellan en- "civiliserad"
stat och en- "barbarisk", ON man med
delta senare namn far beteckna de asia
tiska staterna motsats mot dem, hvil-
ka europeisk odling raider.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-09-01

Tyskland. Ballongens anvandniug for
militara andamal har nu utvecklats sd
langt tyska haren att underofficerare
ofvas luftsegling. Nyligen fingo Ber-
lin iva sergeanter betyg for uppnadd far
dighet konsten. diplomatiska verl-
den Berlin lar rada itrig verksamhet.
Franska sandebudet baron de Corh9el,
som tagit asked, har tills vidare stai hat
qvar. Italienska sandebudet grefve Lau-,
nay har uppskjutit den tienstledighet,
han just skulle tega. Engelska sande-
bulet vantas dagarne, medan ocks&
grefve Schuvaloff, trots slit sommarlof,
qvarstannat Berlin och leder ryska be-
skicknfngens aranden, Han boz p6
landet utanfor Berlin men gor thta resor
4, 3
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-09-01

mant infnna sig vid townmotena och valja
sadana man till county konventet, som be-
vaka deras eget intresse. En- AMMAN nyhet
ar den, att hr. A. E. Rice annu en- gang
amman upptrada som kandidat FIR vice GU
vernon. dertill "tvingad" forstas af sina
vanner, f6rmodligen ringledarne, ty folket
kan val eli vara sa forblindat, nej det ar ei
mGjligt. Hvarie fri svensk och norsk bor-
de satta Elm ara uti att framdraga frie och
sielfstandige man for vara h0gsta saval
som lsgsta embeten. Lat ringledarne hvi-
nu,
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-09-01

Bulgarien. Ryssland har drifvit ett
h6gt men pa samma gang farligt spell 81.
ma intriger mot Alexander af Bulgarien.
F6rhallandet var delta: Natten till den Il
augusti br6to sig sammansvurne in furst
Alexanders palats Sofia, bemAk,igade sig
fursens person och tvingade hor ON att un-
derteckna EFT document, deruti han afsager
sig regeringen for alltid. Han fordes der
pa storsta hemlIghet fran slottet och brag-
tes ombord pa en- rysk angjakt, hvilken,
som det uppge,, sedan skall ha landsatt ho'
nom pa ryskt omrade, pa kusten af Bess-
arabien. Det hette sammanhang med de
f0rsta underrattelserna harom, hvilka voro
af rvsk kalla. att denna revolution helsats
med bifall af saval. armeen som folket.
{ Delta har visats vara raka mo,satsen till
verkliga forhallandet. Underrattelsen ON
furst Alexandsrs tillfangatsgande och af.
sattning hade icke val spridts bland felket
Bulgarien, forran en- storm af ovilja br0t
los och folket saval som armeen har 0ppet
uttalat Gig for hans aterinsalta nde pa tro-
men, Det har bevisats att den palatsrevo-
luton, som berofvat furst Alexander frihe-
ten pa Gamma gang som hans krona, var
planlagd och utford af hr Zankof, en- an
hangare till Ryssland Sofia. SAINT att dem
ne med ryska rubber bestuckit EFT bulga-,
riskt regimente. somsmedverkade Yid fur
stems tillfangatagande.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-09-01
UTL A N D E T .

Osterrike. Sjunde orientalistkong-
ressen kommer att sammantrada Wien
september. Redan hafva 2S4 anmalnin-
gar ON deltagande ingatt. Koaung
Oskar Af Sverige DR. kongressens heders-
ledamot och har forklarat sig villa inbSu-
da kongressen att nasta gang samman-
trada Stockholm.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-09-01
All prenumeraxion erlagges for
skOtt.
Adrcssera edra bref: SkaHa-
rem, 23l e. 7Ih ST., st. Paul, Mimi

w- vARA PRENUMERANTER torde noga
GO efter att numret den roda adresslappen An
dras med lika manga hummer soln H1vid in
sandts for. Delta ar det enda qvitto som m
mas. visar sig ingen andring siffrorna sa skrif
ON cit par veckor.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-09-01
En- snygg samling'

st. Paul Dispatch for den 2S:de aug, i
en- artikel under titeln "a far reaching
plot", lager i dagen pa ett lungt och
sansadt satt den narvarande statsringens
egentliga natur, verktyg och andamal'
Da det intresserar oss svenskar lika myc-
ket som andra, dtergifva vi dess hufvud-
innehall. Artikeln b6rjar med att fasta
allmanhetens uppmarksamhet derpa, att
guvernor Hubbard, statskassor Kittelson,
Sekreterare Won Baumbach och Atty
GenI Hahn hafva ALA beslutat sig for att
aftrada ur allmanhetens tjenst, noida
med det fortroende och den valvilia som
allmanheten hittills skankt dem.
"De ofriga herrar embetsinnehafvare
Kapitoliet synas hafva sammansvurit sig
till en- komplott, att for alltid lifnara sig
ur den offentliga 'krubban'. Dessa herrar
aro State Insurance Com'r McGill, som
for 16 ar setat EFT eller annat embete
Kapitoliet; Clerk of the Supreme Court
Nichols, en- 12:aring embetet; Auditor
Braden; state boiler inspector Scott, med
sin deputy gen. Flower, som "urminnes
tider' alltid setat vld regeringens bord.
ALA dessa herrar ned sina manga
clerks, tillsammans en- verklig iten hAr,
val bevandrad politikens ALA irrgan-
gar, och ALA bosatta har st. Paul. ut
g0r den truppstyrka, som So ifrigt och
nesligt bedrifvit den Nc 5illska kampan-
ien intill dato, istallet for att som statens
tiensteman skota sina sysslor, for hvilka
de draga sin afoning.
Egentliga drifkraften denna vidt ut
grenade och samvetslosa statsring, ut
cores emellertid af inga andra an jern-
vagskontraktoren Langdon Minneapo-
lis, som amman bearbeta den politiska
,naskinen sd, attsden till siss skall franz
fosa honom till safe Forenta Staternas
Senat, och den vid hans sida staende
Minnesota-politiken sd vidt beryktade
Loren Fletcher, McGills baste van, mag
ten bakom tronen som, ,ifall hela komplot-
ten skulle lyckas, blefve Minnesotas
verkliga guvernor, och stege derefter en-
ligt kontrakt med Gillfllan in uti hans
skor som representant till kongressen
ifran delta distrikt.
Det ar en- konspiration af, ena sidan
gamla forsloade embetsman, som soka
att bibehalla sina embeten, och den an.
dra af rika monopolister, jernvagsman
och qvarnherrar. hv1lka s0ka innassla sig,
och ed tillsammans uppratta en- oomkull-
stotlig politisk maskin att drifva stats.
verket.
Sannerligen en- djerf plan, hopspunnen
och satt verket midt under det att v&ra
farmare och arbetare dr0mma ON frigo-
relse fran monopolvaldet
Det &ligger Minnesotas folk att gifva
svar pa, ON det Or fardigt att l8ta sig
sd bindas till handler och fotter.
ON icke, So bryt denna kedja, och lem-
ma icke en- lank qvar."
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-09-01

StOrbritannien. Irlandska parlamen-
tariska partiet har pa EFT sammantrade
Dublin under Parnells ordf0randeskap
beslutat enhalligt att "icke godkanua ma
gon lagstittningsatgard l0rande Irland,
som bjuder mindre an de Gladstoneska
forslagen." irlAndske och ryske dy-
namitarderna lara enlIgt hvad engelska
polisen fatt veta, hafva slagit sig ihop.
Engelske detektiver hafva derfor skic-
kats till fere delar at Ryssland och de
engelske tullmyndigbeterna hafva fatt
order att ofvervaka ALA fran Ryssland
kommande personer och genomsoka de
deriiran anlandande fartygen for att ef-
terse, ON de medfora dynamit.-For att
understodja det inom engelska parlamen-
tet framlagda f0rslaget ON utstrGckande
at politisk rostratt till qvinnap, ing8 fort
farande petitioner mangd Under ia
nuari mai d. O. hafva ej mindre an Alt
petitioner med tillsammans 1912 under
skrifter inlemnats till underhuset och
ej s& "a till 6fverhuset sagda andam&l.
-Det skrifves fran London till tyska
blad, att lord oalisburys kabinett haft
en- sammankomst, hvarvid man beslot att
icke infora nagon tvangslag for Irland.
Deremot skola ALA irlandska myndighe.
ter, fran vicekonungen ALT ner, sjelfva
verket hela neutrality-suspicious., ombil-
das. "populariseras" och forstarkas. Uni
onen skall befastas istallet for att losas
och de tv8 folken skola f0ras narmare
till hvarandra. Medan parlamentet DR.
hemforlofvadt. skall EFT utskott, ssmman-
satt at framstaende conservative och Ii
berale unionister, taga den irl8ndska
fr8gan under bshandling. Deri skola
sitta bland andre lord Salisbury, lord
Harrington, Goschen, w. II. Smith,
Chamberlain och lord Ashburne.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-09-01

eaE- Prenumeranter bora vara nycket noga
med att vid remissans insandande uppgifva
vid hvilken Post Office tidningen afhemtas -
Delta CALLER afven da tidningen ''stoppas
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-09-01

w vid adressforandring uppgifves ailtid go
val aet postkontor. der tidningen f0rut afhem-
8, som det postkontor, till hvilket man On
kar f& tidningen sand
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-09-01

och frigora oss fran Diet republikanska
"bossvalde" under hvars spira vi lange
nog varit alltfor tropligtige underlydande.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-08
HENRY GEOKG E'S REPLY
TO the Recent Pastoral of Arch
bishop Corrig an--A Vigorous Let-

NEW YORK. Dec. Henry George has ad-
dressed an open letter TO Archbishop COrri-
gan, of the diot ese of New York, in refer
eDce TO a recent pastoral letter by the latter,
in which he took occasion to warn his people
against the land theories of Mr.. George.
Nearly all OF his letter in reply Is devoted 20
a controversial discussion of Mr.. Georges
well-known theories ON the question of pri-
vate ownership of lands. Aside from that
the significant part of the letter is as follows:
THAT part of your pastoral note
to which refer has been taken
by the press as placing the Catholic church
in the attitude OF the champion of private
property in land, and is certainy calculated
TO create the impression that all men who
have equal aud inaenable rights in this
natural element are opposed to and con-
demned b. the Catholic faith. Since I am
not Catholic it is not befitting in me to deny
your right as archbishop to clothe your po-
litical and economical opinions in the garb of
official religious teaching, but may perhaps
be permitted 10 call your attention to the fact
that such right has been expressly denied
by high Catholic authority, and the further
fact that the opinions you officially stigma
tize as opposed to your teaching are openly
avowed not only by Catholic laymen and
priets but by preates OF official dignity not
inferior to your own. Perhaps may be per
mitted 10 observe that the quotation you
make from the encyclical of Pope Leo XIII.
in no wise bears out the Interpretation you
put upon it. Instead of cOndemning, as a
dangerous theory the doctrine that human
rights to the use of land are equal, it on the
contrary condemns those who assail the rights
of property which is sanctioned by the nat
ural law, and this restriction which excludes
land is still further enforced by the pope's
characterization of the property of which he
speaks, a characterization that clearly ap-
plies TO that species of property which is the
result of human eXertlOn.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-08
TIL f ENATE.
The Tariff Question Already Com
ing 10 The rOnI a = an Issue.


ing TO The front "a an Issue.
WAsHINGToN, Dee. THE credentials of
Senator Cheney. of New Hampshire, ap-
pointed to fill temporarily the vacancN caused
by the death of Senator Pike, were presented
by Mr. Blair and the oath of office admins
tered to Mr.. Cheney. Mr.. Nor. i'll offered the
following resolution: Resolved, That the
promise of making any revision of the tariff
in a spirit Of fairness TO all interests, not to
iniure any domestic industries. but to pro-
mote their healthy grow tn, so that any change
of law must lie, at every step. regaldf' | Of
the lal or and CT pital involved and without
depriyiug American lal or of the chance to
con- pete successfully with foreign lal or, and
without i'll posing lower rates of duty than
Will lie ample to cover am increased cost OF
production. which may exist in consequence
of the rate of wages prevailing in the
country. appears so obviously hopeless
and impra ticable that any further at
tempts at revision by the present congress
in contravention to the foree DING cardinal
declarations, are to be regarded as inexped-
lent and detrimental 10 the revival Of the
trade and industry OF this country.
He gave no'ice that he would, the day after
tomorrow. submit TO the nate some re
marks Oh the snbect. Laid over until to-
morrow. MIR. Dawes offered the following
resolution, which was also laid over and or
dered printed: Resolved, That the commit
tee On finance be instructed to inquire and
report as soon as possible what specific re-
duCtiCn can be mi de in customs dues and
internal taxes which will in their judgment
reduce the IL rece pts for the Decessary and
economic | expenditures of the government
without importing the prosperity or develop
ment of hon e industries or the compensation
of home labor. On motion of Mr.. Hoar the
Pacific rGiroad funding bill was made spe-
clal Tor Tuesday, Dec. 81, at 2 O'Clock, with
the same ria hts il now has. NeSSag es
announcing the death of Congressman Price,
3 zach and Arnot were received from the
house. and a committee appo nted to attend
the funel al of MIR. Prce. Adjou rned.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-08
ECONOMICAL MIR. Villas.
What EEe Has Saved The Govern
ment i'm The Matter of Clerk Rir'

what EEe Has SaVSd Inc UOFeThe
mest in The Matter of Clerk Hire.
Special to the Globe.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Col. Villas has saved
his salary this year and the rest of his term
by making his clerks earn theirs. Under a
section OF the general statutes the member of
the cabinet are required to tell congress how
many clerks they have in their employ, what
their names are. how much they are paid
and whether they work they ought 10.
There is a clause in the law which says The
cabinet member must state whether the pup
lie service would not be improved b. dispens-
ing with some of these clerks, and whether
their removal ard the substitution of others is
not REQUIRED for the better dispatch OF
business Col. Villas has footed up the
absences in his department the past year
and finds 1926 Ca were taken on Icy his
clerks, an average of 2S days aud 10 minutes
TO each clerk. The nun. Der of days OF
absentism in the year ending June 81, 1850.
was l9 81 6. while for the year efore that IL
was 19,SlS. He s: YER The first year. there
fore, 5j5 days. The deparl ment months here
are tweuty-fOur working days, ana as each
clerk has one mouths vacation by law and
works eleven. there is just 2S4 working days
in the year for clerks in the poStoffce de-
partment. This makes the saving in 5.554
dss equal to tweDt! -One Years with ten
days over. AS the average pay of clerk is
$l..OO. Col. Vilus saved Uncle Sam just S25.-
2OU last ear. Besides this, the postmaster
general disl n ed with useless clerks enough
TO leave BiuaLce of SI7,7UO in the salary
fund
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-08
THE HOUSE.
New Bills IntrOd uced-- Mr. Cox Will
NOT accept Double Pay.

MOI pt
WASHINGTON, Dec. 7.-Affer reading the
journal by unanimous consent, the states
were called for the introduction of bills and
resolutions when the following were intro
duced and referred:
By Mr. Herbert, Ala.-A resolution au-
thorizing the commiuee on rules. upon one
day 5 not.c ce. to designate any measure for
the consideration Of the house
By Mr. Adams, lll.-To change the law
relating to the amount of United States bonds
required to he kept Oh deposit by national
banks as security Tor their circulating uoIes.
1t provides that banks having a capital of
S5OU,UOU or less snail not be required to keep
on deposit Londs in excess OF one-tenth of
their capital stock as security for their circu-
latiug notes: and such of those banks as have
on deposit bonds in excess of this amount are
authorized To reduce their cnculatIon by the
deposit Of lawful money as provided by law,
provided. that tn, amount OF such circulating
notes small not exceed ia any case 80 per cent.
of the par value OF the bonus deposited as
herein provided.
By Mr.. Peters, Kan.-For the deposit of
gold or silver coin or bullIon as security for
national bank circulation.
BY MIR. Hendei son, la--For the relief of
the United States supreme court, and to ex-
pedte the dispatch OF business in that court;
also requiring investigation and legislation
compelling the payment to the general gov
SGDuGut lOA lbO uoS Va puO44S lduNS Dg Gdtbl6
companies.
B Mr.. Lyman, Ia.-Authoriziug the
construction OF a bridge between Omaha and
Council Bluffs.
BY Mr.. Cox, n. Y.-To amend section 81
R. s. so as 10 read: whenever vacancy
occurs in either house of congress, by death
or otherwise. of tiny memLer or delegate
elected or al pointed thereto, after the COM
mence ment o. the congress to which he
has been elected or appointed, the per-
son elected or appointed to fill it shall be com
pensated ana paid from the time that he is
elected 10 I'LL said vacancy: provided, that he
shall not receive pay while holding an, fed
eraI office" This coTrects the law which
authorizes two salaries-one TO a congressman
and the other to an officer such as minister.
1t is understood that Mr.. Cox, who. under the
law. is entitled TO two salaries, intends TO
comply with tie provisions of this act even
though it is not enacted in'o law.)
nv MIR, Hermi n, e.-ResolutiOns calling
on the secretar. OF war for information as TO
the delay in resuming active operations for
the Improvement of the Columbia river.
Mr. Bragg called up the bill appropriating
5000. COZ for the establishment at Fort Riley,
Kan. of a permanent school of instruction
for cavalry and light artillery, and making a
further appropriation OF S47j.O00 for barracks
aid ouarters at Fort d. A. Russell, WyO., and
Fort Ro ,inson, Neb. Passed. yeas 13S, na3 S
az Adjourned.