The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-05-05
xL1xTH CONGRESS.
First Session.

Comnittee on Post.oihces and Post;roass. A
s, ana VI" R;::sS rosa cSsansoGG ss0G
.s5o:: i. oiio river; , The & AZ: icos
S:; the ,ssq 1 $ ps. Hss:
ferrins the counties Of Howard, Little keok
and sevier from the Western to the East.
ing the statute which allows clerks OF Q.
double fees. PunishinG robbery. in the In
$1,000, or Imprisonment not exceeding ten
years, or both, Furnishing horse-stealing in
the Indian Territory by nne not exceeding
years. or both. Providing that all claims now
existing against the United States, except
Sam and %s; =: psn dSr Sr
years of the passage of this act, and that all
claims arising hereafter must be presented
Conferrins civil Jurisdiction for cases arising
in the Indian Territory or the q. 8. Courts
exercising original Jurisdiction over that
puted handwriting, comparison of the dis.
puted writing with any writing proved to the
satisfaction Of the Judge to be genuine, shall
such writing and the evidence OF
the witnesses in regard to II may be
dence o the 60 or Of
writing. Providing that any Judgment or
decree rendered in United States courts with.
ing II is not docketed by way of lien. to the
same extent and in like manner as the jude.
ment or decree Of the State court.
WASHINGTON. April 20 "A bill was passed
to extend for two months the powers OF the
Chief Clerk Of the Court of Alabama Claims,
with authority to employ the necessary force
House bill relating to the bonds of brewers
was amended, requiring that the bonds shall
be renewed once in four years whether the
not. Passed. A bill was passed for the com.
pletion OF the public building at jackson,
! his proposed constitutional ame udment pro
, liquors as beverages The Interstate com.
@ ss s9 sen taken s .a Nh
by Mr.. Stanford. The post-ofice aprropria-
ton bill was reported and placed on the the calen-
State commerce bill, relating to 1.-The long and
| ehort haul" was discussed by Messrs Camden,
Harris, Platt, Brown, Wilson and Cullom.
Pin Se c e a a
guette 10 Ontonagon. Under the call Of
referred, including bill 10 establish a Dc.
! partment Of Labor. The bill to establish a
/, sub.Treasury at Louisville. KY. was taken
| committee of the whole on the river and har-
Dor bill. Some progress was made, several
amendments being adopted and rejected.
~ se syhs Apr from the
Ohio Legislature was submitted. Mr.. Payne
made q personal statement, after which the
% Privileges and Elections. At2 p. m. the Inter. %
I State Commerce bill was taken up. Messrs.
| Beck. Call, Cullom. Grover, Sherman. Conger
J ment. At $3.50 p. m. the Senate went into ex.
| HousE-A Senate bill was passed extending
! for two months from the 30th of April, 1885,
! the duties Of the clerk of the Alabama Claims
Court The 4th and 5th Of May we're set apart
for the of business
| Chairman Q Neil of the Labor COMMITTEES, and
Mr. Foran had q controversy over an alleged
on The asor @ roaSies The I iii
! to establish Sub-Treasury at Louisville, KY,
! was considered and action postponed until
/ up. and motion to strike out the paragraph
I accepting as gift the Muskingum river i'm.
4 provements in Ohio was defeated.
/, wAsHINoToH, April as.-Mr. Call denied
J certain published statements regarding bis
connection with land claims in Florida.
Several bills we're passed authorizing the
iii ths
ssna Increase s@ittea & 6I W: 1 intreduesd Te
We pss
i Interstate commerce bill was laid aside for
| the post-ofice appropriation bill At p. m.
! Beck, Plumb and others until 5 p. m, when
| the Senate adjourned.
HorsI,-A contercnoe COMMITTEES va.
the United States in the Potomac fats, The
Committee on Agriculture reported q bill i'm.
on iaf saes
up and discussed until 5:A0 p. M. when the
4 House adjourned.
WASHINGTON, April es..sEsArE.-.A bill
sss.ee 81 rp eof the aor se
building At Fort Wayne, Ind. The 4th of
July claims bill was taken up and passed.
estate in Mississippi Sss 900 for supplies
griation bill was discussed It length BY
the subsidy clause. Messrs Frye and Ed
! munds took part In the debate. At 8 p. m.
The Senate vent into executive So Ssssion; and
| ton Of Associate Justice Pollard, of Montana,
was rejected on charges Of questionable law
| practice IN Indiana. q
on public buildings and grounds was made IN
annual ONCE. A bill was reported rstifying
an agreement made between ,een@tssioner.
the States. A bill was reported for the
Ve. sns :pf s.rso4 I e sse Sos
ssss as q she
Rvsl ss va. Of s.
spproPriss!0n for Soa.laainE the rs:ervoIr:
| from 100000 to SsoO.ooO tie appropriation for
the Mississippi from the mouth Of the Illinois
| river to the Ohio river, but 1t failed. The
1esoSsd % wS.n ant he
| committee rose. bin was reported grant.
ing right Of way through public lands TO
| purpose Of navigation, after which the House,
At 6:So p. m. adjourned.
WARRINGTON, April 30. - SENATE. = The
Presidents veto on the bill to give the Nm.
claimed bodies OF paupers to medical col.
leges was sustained. The objection made
was that certain provisions of the bill were
indefinite. The private calendar was taken
up and q number OF bills passed. The post
once appropriation bill was then taken up
and considered until Q p. M. when the Senate
adjourned over until Monday. RI 'r
HoUsE.-A bill was passed sppropriating
H' Va: adop;ed sins KY q for tie consiaers
tion Of bills from the Committee on Agricul.
| ture. including the oleomargarine bill The
river and harbor bill vas then taken up and
considered down 70 the last item. To prevent
its going on the calendar motion TO adjourn
was carried, At rs ?. m, before the bill was
comPleted. making 1t the unfinished business
Cor Tuesday next. 's'' VT
ARcHBIsHoP CRoKE, speaking at Thurlss.
delivered . panegyric on Mr.. Gladstone,
declaring that tbs Premier was Irsland's
greatest friend. I..