The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1886-07-10
XL1xTH CONGRESS.



WASH, .Iocc % oo-srx.rrur poox
i,p,ros,,co, IN, ~, necS
Generai to appoint and rcmo%. rYv rgs tb,ra.csss
lpOstmastcrs, now appointed and removed by
tt,c President. Mr.. Camden made a personal
+eNplanation denying n recent publication
bribery case. The bill to quiet the titles
iof settlers on the DesNoincs river lands
The Legislative approximation bill was taken
up and consii cred Pending action confer.
ence reports on the post-otice and army ap-
preparation bills were agreed to, and at8:l5 d.
I'M. the Senate adjourned.
HousE,-,Thc conference report on the pen
slon appropriation bill was agreed to. The
general deficiency bill was appropriated, and
then, in committee OF the whole, the sundry
port on the post-oiiice appropriation bill was
egrced no: the SENATE receding from the
tho ANN, md "~r, i,ro h;i,s
were aiso agreed ito.
WASHINGTON. yuue DO. SENATE. Tho CON
s,6errtson of tJ,e .r..nI,,,,n, sor S,,.,r ,xoS.,
s,,,o ,s -. ..'s.,'as,s .,.,., .ar,
"Ve eossiohs WIS pFocceued ~lpn. specch
lpTepared by Nh; Morrill, was resi- by Mr.
tManderson; Mr.. Hoar also spoke In oppps-
Vest in ' the tSs oy mar ny
pointing large Dlmber of officers now ap-
spolmed by and with the advice and
tconsent OF the Senate. Two vetocs ,Of
pension bills weM, read and referred. The
consular iIni diplomatic ccnfrrence report
,ss. Was agrcedSo: Joint resolution extending
10Y Mr. Edmunas Tor reasonsto be ,giten ito-
morrow. rheSennte tlren proceeded to tlrs
tal T,a une iegfsImtwe appTopriatUaa
Soiuubie Si,hwns fho
.Cf saos -. ~ To-
cess wis fa er init, u az v,e ~
Ho,,sE N.isIss ,xcre r,rn,,.sa m +o.o.,.h,,s. a
commission toexa,nine and report upon In.
,staa, hpnt fs, & anu 10
from .he h,m. ,mw fee Teporas
noe ~, ro..,h,,ittoa h,tI,,a ~
tSe Wmysapa Means 6lMas
the manufacture of winegarInude from pruin.
The S!indry'Gvil billwas then taken up and
ctonsaerNu; ,st' Pcnd,nE'nction on the last page
.Iport was n~reed to- and ~ y n M thn Wonse
Rdiourned. A ioint rosolmtian 'e.tendtn1 " an.
iurouriati0ie ton fe va yuaa s,assed durins Tho
day. e''' ''o
wAsurxrwmu uu,y u-xrvxrr-,rh. hr,
, o.ouON' ,,' Jury a-SIHhih-ino VII
without amendment. The House bill Tor the
placed on she calendar. MIR. M Riddleberser ~as Of.
the salaries Of Cabinet .oficers. Senators
and members. The joint resolution for "a
ten dayt' ,exteneiOn 'Of approximations WAS
ancnded,to fifteen days. and passed. The
Iarags'sRn .T tne once WORK ,cohnecte9 WIN
cations.to ,Gotempornnegsis,e ,ends Of the waf,
and anosher directing the publication of the
evidence TN the Fitz John Porter case and the
report thereon by Judre Advocate General
hON. AAicibsi was fopuTtou UbCh w uHe CCif-
ate, toftse passed Tomorrow. Att P. IN. the
Senaten,ntourned.
HoUsE-'nhe Presidents veto .of the Des
MOines River hill with the massage ar he hill
by the Senate over the veto. was considered.
The ne-essary two-fhirds vote was not .eib.
tained-yeas, i6l; NAYS, so2, Adverse rcnq,rts,
were made from the Military Comnaittee ,eq,
bills ftr the rctiremeIf of Generals GETTY
and Ingulls. The Suntfry Civil hill WAS con.
rsitiereG Tlhe LeQjslntive AUGMENTATION hill
was then reaken i'm. II was finallx nnsssd
and at Grff 10, IN. the Hopee ad iournsa.
w.s,.-,mov I,I,o G., .mv Tu., ,..,.a.
"HeiA4s"poN, ouiS =. I]-S luz 'oe 'e'a.