The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-01-22

SEyATE.-Mr. Ingalls, offered the following
resolution, which, at his request, was laid
over for the present:
Resolved, That in the opinion OF the SEN
ate the compulsory coinage OF silver dollars
directed by the law OF Feb. IS, 1873,
should not be suspended until the aggre.
gate reaches the sum of $500, 600, 900.
Bills were introduced granting the James
town & Northwestern railroad company
right of way through the DEVILS Lake In
dian reservation, Oak, and for the punish
ment of intruders upon Indian lands. Mr..
Coke Of Texas delivered a long pro-silver
speech.
The following northwestern nominations
were confined by the senate.
George n. Baxter, United States attor.
ney for Minnesota; Nathan G. Harris,
Mississippi, register OF the land office at
Aberdeen, OAK. Postmasters-A. w
Weisbred, Oshkosh, Wis; Joseph Osthel-
der, ~Shsboygan Falls, Wis; j. 8. Some,
Evansville. Wis: Harvey NJ. Brown, Co.
lumbus, Wis; Curtis a. Reed, Mena-
sha. Wis: Adolph Penneng. Manitowon.
Wis; r. p. Hitchcock, Tomah. Wis.
characteristics, Depere, Wis; H.. N.
Brown, Lake Geneva, Wis; Fl. S. Howell,
Watertown, Wis; Nelson 5ruett, Jefferson,
Wis; A. p. Cramer, Ayoca, Iowa; r
Thayer. Clinton, Iowa; p. Sheldon, Ames
Iowa; p. ID. Minich, ViIlisia, Iowa; Charles
c. Bronson, Manchester, Iowa; J.. w. Sher.
man, Osceola, Iowa; T. III. Edwards, Water
loo, Iowa; A. ID. Tinsley, Sibley, Iowa
Francis Baasen, New Ulm, Mimi; Charles
]. Strunk, Shakopee, Mimi; John r, Par.
shall, Faribault, Mimi; b. f. Mccall,
Moorhead. Mimi; and many Others.
HoUsE.-Mr. Curtin declined serving az
chairman OF the ec.:asstss chi ntnking and
| currency, and was excused by the house
The presidential succession bill was called
up. but consideration OF the measure was
postponed.
SENATE.-Mr. Beck, stated that severa
petition against the suspension Of silve
coinage had come TO him for presentation
to the senate, and he had returned them .
the senders. Messrs. Brown and Make
spoke in favor of silver. The judicial sala
ny bill was considered without final actor
A bin wits introduced fixing the postag
on fourth-ciass mail matter at two cent
per ounce or fraction thereof.
Senator Dawes introduced q bill to gran
a right Of way TO the Milwaukee Il s.
Paal through the Lake Traverse India
reservation, in Dakota.
AS soon as the DILL TO divide the clOu
reservation is disposed oi SenatorM cMilla
will cali up his bill, which has been repor
ed ~favorably from the committee on publ
lands, to open for settlement the lands
Iowa, granted in 1864 to the Sioux City
st. Paul, and to quiet the titles Of settle
on those lands.
Senator Frye has introduced a bill whis
was prepared some time ago by a col
mittee OF the Maritime Exchange Of Ne
York, and is endorsed by the several col
mcrcial Organizations of that city, for ii
encouragement OF American shipping. III
bill provides:
Every vessel, whether sail or steer
built and owned in the United States, e
gagged in foreign trade, shall receive
bounty OF 30 cents per registered ton Il
every 1000 nautical miles actually ira
eled, the distance to be determined by q
| bureau OF navigation OF the navy depal
mcnt. Thehounty isto b Discontinued forte
years, and for the succeeding ten years 1t
TO be reduced one-half. Vessels seceivi
this bounty may be called upon at al
time by the postmaster general to carry I
United States malta without addf;aan