Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-02-18
CONGRESSIONAL.
The Rill for the Admission or Dakota
Passes the Senate.
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Passes the senate.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Feb. io.--Iioaf offered q rs.
plu.ion thst the committee on library consider
and report on the expediency Of erecting .
monument or statue at the seat OF covers.
ment 10 the memory Of Gen Hancock The
resolution was agreed to. Dolph submitted
IN amendment 10 Sherman's silver bill, which
was ordered printed. In tho original bill II Is
provided that the amount OF coin certificates
at any time outstanding should not exceed the
amount Of bullion purchased by stich eertia-
Gates. Dolph's amendment Is TO strike out
by such eertlfcates,n and make the provision
read as follows: "Amonpt OF such certificates
at any time outstanding shall not exceed the
market value OF tho bullion In the treasury"
The following bills were introducedi ny
Mahderson, ~ pfovlde for holding at least
ode term OF United States district and, circuit
courts for the district OF Nebraska, IN
each year. at the following named places:
Omaha, Elneolr, Nebraska City, Hastings,
Norfolk and Kearncy, BY Allison, authoris-
ing the commissioner Of the general land Of
fee to readjust accounts Of registers Of land
offices, and receivers OF public moneys who
served as such from March q, 1852, to July 1,
1862, and TO audit and settle military bounty
land warrant fees, which they were compelled
TO order Of the General Land office 10 pay into
the treasury, TO audit and settle commissions
on purchase money, charges made by them for
general service, transportation and depositlng
public moneys due TO them 10 be refunded
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proprlatcs 100000 for that purpose. Ad-
iourned,
fiorsk.
Blanchard offered the following series OF
resolutions.
ResOlpcd, That this tIouss has learned with
profound sorrow OF tho great and irreparable
death OF that great aud good man, Major-Gcn
eral Winfield Scott H1pcock. u,
Resolved, That this House, Ia common With
all his cOuntrymen, mourns The death OF him
who was the stainless soldier OF the Union dur
ing the war, and the undaunted defender Of the
constitution and Its civil liberty In peace, and
at all times the stainless man and incorruptible
patriot
Resoysd That as mark Of respect and nf.
lection fot the exalted tirtucs OF this hero and
patriot, this House do now adjourn.
Resolved, That the Speaker OF the House be
directed te transmit TO the widow Of the hon
ored dead o copy Of these resolutions and an
assurance Of the heartfelt sympathy Of the
House In the sorrowful bereavement which Is
alike hers and the couptry's.
The resolutions were adopted and according
ly the House adjourned.
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sion or,or which Tho senate adjourned.
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.. uer. hane1 IN ". pea.n opJee"u' 49,
vi hihihe, oh'ieu r'"v'""on n'ooii1"s VIC
order making the fiz Johh rortcr Dill, con-
tlnued speciai oruer' from To-Day unlh mex.
thursday, SO as 10 provide that inc Dill snaii
not De CONSIDERED until aiter the morning
nour each aay' MANUAL enuee'orha 70 nave T"
iurtner aihenued 30 tna' inc previous question
snouiu oe oiuereu on iuesuay inste"u VI
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WASHINGTON, fep' lo.-hawiey presented
Dill looking 10 the taSauon OF iands grahted
tine Northern racine railway company anu ny
that company decided 10 settlers, Which iahus,
under recent decision OF the supreme court
OF the United sta.es arc taxable. Ihese war.
ranty deeds, the senator explained, covered
millions upon millions OF acres OF land. Con-
ger, from the committee on postofiices, re-
ported fayorably and the senate passed the bill
granting the ranking privilege TO Mrs. Julia
ID. Grant resolution was offered BY Plumb
calling on the secretary OF the interior for the
names and number Of all special agents en-
ployed by that department for the detection OF
frauds In the acquisition OF public lands, the
number OF cases sent TO such agent Tor inspec-
ton, during what tine inc cases nave peen
suspended, and now long tlne VIII DC re-
CURED 70 inyestgate them. Morgan TOOK inc
hoor and resumed his argument against tne
consttutionality OF the penulng educauon Dill
At the conclusion OF MS remarks jackson TOOK
sion'