Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-02-25
CEREDO WAYNE CO. W. VA. THURSDAY FEBRUARY % nsN5
XLIXTH CONGRESS-.

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tron the Secretary OF the Interior to a rrso-
tuition calling FOR certain papers was received
and referred. number OF petitions were
presented. 40 amendment TO the Housc bin
10 increase the pensions OF soldiers widows
% ssnhml,,.d ell was fayorsbly reported
Ss9s Ss To the ,ass,as ns",s g,e;so,,d s,l oSh
decided to % s"ss,ers n' X The ,A.; cc%%I:"s so%psss
ON Post-ofhccs and Post Roads
bin granting tho RANKING priviIssc Go Mr.
julia ID Grant rcso ution was agrced to
calling s npon the Seer tsry OF tho Interior Tor
iull Information OF the number name. ami
duties OF special ascnts employed In land
fraud cases The consideration OF tho lIair
educational bill was resumed and continued
until tlo y. m, when the Senate went Into
executive sesson aud at 4 - y. ui. adjourned.
hous. "A rcsoiuuon was reported reauir.
hs uctaih Il stat mont OF tho Requirements.
of the Government in cities whcr,' Az AZ pro-
posed To extend tho limit OF cost for public
snild,ngs Under the call OF states mum.
an anti Chinese bIi. ana s''" 9S,nii
Year To the Widow ss',Gs Of sse late OF sS u.n
cock. Mr. Little, OF Ohio offered a biii di.
sSnss an pry,aSa ln,eS1ry ,no The prSrrsy OF pub
surgical history OF the rebellion.
MnsnIsuros, Feb. m-snsArr.-A petition
OF ei,,fens OF savannah was presented pray.
Senator Mason offered n rcsoIuttop calling
Tor certain information about District Attor
made on the House bili nutbor r,ns ,sc
assignment by the Secretary OF the Treas
Tn,od Wy os , CLERK to sc, as rrasurcr OF the
,hi,cu states IN the absence OF the Treasurer
or assistant Treasurer An amendment
limiting The detail 10 sixty days Was agreed
amendment. Tho educational bin was thon
taken up, Jackson. Maxcy. Blair and Iawicy
Houss.-A resolution was adopted request.
lng tho Judiciary Committee to answer cor.
IAN questions In reference TO the law au-
70 pssea ss 2sasss hsss. 70 S,Ss s
blii was adversely reported and placed ON the
oalendhr bill was reported from the Com
ton OF the n A q. bridge across th, Arthu,-
Mi, at New York. A bill was reported fsvors-
" carry mail whom oficrcd by u 4 ofic"ys
,nnn, rns ~. @ @sntnoris,ps The loan OF the Govern
was talked over the morning hour for the
second time by It's opponents The Ft1-John
Porter Bill was discussed by Wheeler FOR and
Cutohcon against. until 9 o'clock, when a re-.
cess was taken until Z y. IN. The night scs.
sion sion was ordered To debate the Fitl John
trodnoed; la aid OF education In the states
Providing for the erection OF a suitable monu.
ment at Warrington, u. G.. To Gonerai q. h
purpose Ind Gated, ana provides for n com.
mission OF three Senators aud three members
o. the House OF Representatives TO coatrnct
passed To authorize the i'm.
foI of ,Se cr,,cn.. s.,,n,. ne n. espi,sl stock
NY, 10 sum not exceeding ono million dol.
lars; TO provide for the settlement OF the 90.
State OF Kansas. The hi providI"s fo, IL
allotmcnt OF lands I'm scvernlty To the Indiana
sns .as oo.9o taken up, but a, oeock = went over,
resumed. without further debate the Sen.
stc agreed 20 tho amendment proposed by
the Education Committee striking out the
special appropriation for school bulidings
An amendment proposed was also agreed 90
Without debate providing that none OF the
paid TO a State until ns Legislature should
sccep, the provisions OF the bill. Mr. ingalls,
moved an amendment to limit the moneys
going TO each State TO its proportion OF IIlir-
crates between the ages OF ten and twcnfy.
Hmi, HHnei .,ien ne thought proper 70 make this
priation should be TO reach aud r. cdy the
ignorance that was remediable-Dot that
which was irremcdlable. Tho number OF pcr.
sons constituting tho class OF remedable
li,il,.rates IN any state ghouid be the only
.lass ,i ,hat would entitle the state TO proper
uon OF this money.
HousE. Bills were reported granting the
irankinR privilege 90 Mrs. Grant; accepting
grant Tor the construction OF the Illinois aud
hiHsis ippi River Canal, and increasing the
pension for deafness. Bills were passed pro
yiding allowances for money order clerks
reducing tho charge for money orders. aud
protecting homestead settlers The Fitz
yohn Porter bili was debated by Kelley
Thomas, Curtin and Weber. A. 9il6 .. m. the
WAsBfSoToS. Fcb. Is-sKSArE.-.A number OF
pculons were presented and referred. Among
these was one 20 abolish the Presidency.
report from the judiciary Committee. with
resolutions, was presented by senator I'd
munds, which condemned the action OF the
called Tor, and declared IL TO" 10 hs pa tss n,s
duty of the senate to withhold its
sdyice and consent 20 proposed removal of
Consideration of the educational bli was rs-
s,umea hessrs. ingalls, and Coke opposed
ed y NJ Evarts took the floor, when. on
motion Of Mr. Ailison the Senate went into
sH' outiVe session, and afterwards adjourned
HousG.-hr. Fiudlay's appointment on the
Banking and Currency Commune vas an.
oounced. The Committee on Paclnc Hall
roads reported bill 10 compel the Pacific
pa q by II for surveying lands granted. mo
Atlantic aud Pacific railroad land grant
forfeiture was considered until the cE-
Pirhuon Of the morning hour when
the Fitz John Porter bui Was taken
Up in committee of the whole AessFs. Phelps.
ncr, Ohio, aud Bragg Wisconsln. spoke in
favor Of She bill. the latter closing the debate
" ~, Cu,cbeon, of Michigan. spoke IN oppOsi.
The salary clause vas voted dOWn-lT3 70 ~
IIhe 9.l hns!ly Rsssed-yeas. III: nays. NJ
~ b;i5 y 10. the House adjourned
WasHIEoTOH. Feb .-aExArg.-An In.
guiy IN regard a. the kiiiiug ~ Captain
srhSiord ~ the heElcsns. embodied In
Foreign Affairs. Atzp. m Nr Evarfs spoke
on the Blair educational biii, being foli6ued
~ ingalls,, Wilson and Harris The debate
VS. ciosed bT the latfer for the dsg. and ~
bilb 8. fn. the senate vent into executive SEA-
sion. adjourned "a s 80 PEN
HOrsG. Ar Kelley Pa obtained isave to
have printed IN The Record = review ~ the
testimony in the Rlty John Porter case
proposition ~ Mr.. wheeler Ala 20 print Il
review - HOlta review was objected a. ~
NJ steele nndJ joint resolution. tenseg.
ing The thanks 81 Congress and this
Ifeaentation u media ~ Joseph
FrHncea Was yasaed On the hrst blll on tho
private calendar Nr Scott Pa offered Ar
amendfnent Which gave him an opportunity
- deliver silver speech. defending the 81
uinisifatiuu. Ne Uaa followed bY NJ Gnf.
De- yI in another silver speech. uhirh vs.
made Do spite - az objections. AtE.f5 i ui
the HOUSE took recess until q y. m. Burlna
Nere pissed, and ~ - .. m. the House a.
1ourned urtll Tuesday
THg Greek fleet has gone n Eufosa.