Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-07-16
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bert. is likely to stir np some Opposition 10
the hin in the senate. The nmenflnent
however. seems likely +toi correct n ,bnse
that has gone, down to q custom sin All tie
courts OF the United States, and ii ali that
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stantial red uetion 81 the fees and mileage
presented against q person Who has been
arrested, it has been the custom for the
marshall OF the court TO step into the
clerks office and secure a bench " tlrrantfor
the indicted party nd place him un{ler ar-:
rest. Fe,s and mileage from the mans
home arc then charged upon this warrant,
although this person Indicted ID it that
time in court, as his recogniza,ice corn,,elss
him " be on the first day Of The term v hen
indictments are presented. n NJ.
SENATE--A substitute BY Mr.. SpooI,er to
The amendment to the river and sharbor
bill appropriatipg $50, coo for the pur-
chase OF the Sturgeon Bay and Lake Michi-
gan chin canal and harbor 81 refuge WAS
ndopted. The amendment increasing the
Duluth appropriation from S5o, COO to
$4,000 was agreed to. "a MESSAGE from
the president was read, vetoinp the bill al.
lowing the construction " al railroads
through Indian lands in Northern Mon.
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stronr expressions as to lead NJ. Brown
lind. to inquire whether it was q veto
message that was being read.
SENArE.--The resolutions for inquiry in
to the authority under which a so-called
state legislature had been organized in Da.
kota We're indefinitely postponed. The bill
to accept and ratify an agreement with the
Indians in Washington Territory for the
use os part Of tho Yakima reservation
bv the Northern Pacific railroad passed,
The merits OF the amendment appropri-
ating $3.50. 600. for the purchase Of the
Portage Lake canal and the Lake Superior
ship canal were presented by Mr.. Conscr
who submitted resolutions Of the lepisla.
lures OF Illinois, Michigan, Minnesota and
Wisconsin urging conerers to make the
waterway composed OF these two canals
free to the commerce OF the country, and
petitions OF various chambers ofcommerce
and boards OF trade to the same effent
The amendment was adopted without di
vision
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