Little Falls transcript., 1886-04-09
g0NGRESSI IoNAL SUMMARY.


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SENArE.-The MORROW thouse) ChInese
Dill was introduced, with an amendment
changing rom twenty 70 ten years Il the pc,
;aborers shaH be prohibited. The Ioean
bill to increase the army was debated.
& Tn executive session the senate confirmed
= large number of postmasters and col
lectors OF internal revenue whose nomi-
nations had been reported iavorably.
Among the collectors confirmed were s. j.
Tilden. Jr.. Of New York and all the col.
lectora in New Jersey. Ohio. Kentucky.
Illinois. Wisconsin and Iowa. All Of the
collectors were confirmed
except r. Gerker OF the Philadelphia dis.
drict, whose nominatip is held upOn
some charges now under investigation
by the finance committee. =. The
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There were several ather positive noes on
the Democratic side, but q roll call was not
0onSu tO!. AuoAOAo"AA6 AOAAAns1V1oAao WeIo
also confirmed: .~s~'e''l &sA2 !, 81.
William L. Alden, New York, consul gen.
eral at Rome; Charles T. Russell, Connecti.
cut, consul at Liverpool, vice Stephen
Packard, suspended; Samuel L. Cain, as
sociate justice of Wyoming Territory. =.
Houar p;,,s nd ro,o7,,+;o,s ,u, .
t,a1,,"nd go a 4ho o..oat;sot enu oS t;n reio ~
rSeu tStI>n ~ I a"ses 9sa'ton "a y. 'lo penu-
s pzna;ss;on ~ anJ a.as r ~ - vI h;t.t = iaooe
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tpt +o esto };sh " 49, w torn
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ch raad TIn;onso,g;ara - - - sa;1ors uis'
"a ,1'r;z,o tha lota raha11;n,, a,,5 -, t'G
Artificial limbs tn confederate soid;er. a a,,d
sailors. an ednca tnnoI h;I, ;dant;cai ,s;+i, st,
the Blair measure; appropriating 147.748
to pay the Chinese government in consider.
alton OF the Rock Springs (Wyo.) massacre
OF Chinese.
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r;r.+;ons ~ the fep eo0oI n, d. aI: .s
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isa sVoS as ,,;n :: 9..s. : Mi Soo:nees inIro'
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&c., +o C,,,,o,, ;n+rod,,oos h;u
% t;nn sson 600 for +ho saat; a. util apRfo,
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Housr -Mr Gneh thor If wiscons;, r;s;,,,
To question ~ nr;v;,eae don;ec, To ~, ras
that he had defended Postmaster General
of an agreement wharohv he 1Mr EnontharS
~ ~~AA S0AANAAS
oft;ce comn,;ttaa Thn nnstoff;ce 's annro' pvno
nr;at;on h;ll was daha tod rha G;scrse;or re;o,
haino confined to tho refnsaI ~ Tho nnstI
no sfor oonaro1 to oxnon,s +ha eano nohh ~
rronr;a fed tocomnopsate r. Aroer;co, vessels seH
r. r. 70 r,,;no foro;ap ~ IL ''070''
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SENATE.-Mr. Coke offered q resolution
requesting the president to call the atten-
ton OF the Mexican government to the dif-
ticulties incident to the reclamation OF live
stock crossing the Mexican frontier line
with a view to the mutual agreement of the
governments OF Mexico and the United
States that may facilitate such reclamation.
Referred. The army bill was then placed
sued of no special interest. In executive
the nominations confirm
ed were the following:
Arthur u. Bissell. collector of customs,
district OF Buffalo Creek, n. Y. Brig. Gen.
q. o. Howard, major general, vice Pope.
retired. Consuls: William G. Emmell, New
York, at Smyrna: Alex H. Shii1ley at Auck.
land and II. G. Crouch, at Milan.
The following nominations were
confirmed: Allen r. Bushnell
United States attorney, Western
district OF Wisconsin Spuille Braden
of Montana, assayer at Helena. Post
or
L. Etsel, Clear Lake, Iowa; w. B. Gillespie.
Thayer Iowa: K. J, Harrison. Toledo
Iowa; Peter Roscoe, Wadena MINI. d
Mclaughlin, Waseca, MINI.
The senate rejected the nomination of
j John G. Wise es postmaster at Mankato,
MINI. He was reported adversely by the
on postoftices .,nd post roads.
Webster Citv. IOWA. was also re;eoted To So
was 'annoinfed to s,ccoo,j q W H,Tntov
HorsE.-The committee m 10 hnr -.
ported q bill to settle railroad strikes hv
arbitration. The measure w.s ,3eh.+o1 ~
great length. The river a,I harIor ,''
bill was: renortel
SENA1E.-The hill annronr;at fling ssoO.
900 for the erection 81 a monnment r.
Abraham Lincoln passed,
Mr.. Platt Consented TINT his Washinv.
ton Territory bill might be informally laid
aside in order to finish the army bill next
week, but on condition that the Washing-
ton bill should not lose it's right of way.
The latter bill was laid before the senate.
Mr. Dolph Of Oregon continued his re.
marks in favor of the admission of the ter
ritory, and said that, il admitted. itwould
soon become one OF the most Important
states OF the. republic. Mr.. Dolph spoke
st ronvlv j., +, 1or ~ WOMB - .rffrn,o ,.h;L
he said had gained n foothold in Tho tar-
ritory, us women there were allowed to
Should this bill pass we shal, witness tbe
spectacle Of q state government, founded IN
accordance with the principles OF euual;tv
and have q state at last with a truly r..
publican form OF government.
.HousE.-The House discussed, without
action, the labor arbitration bill. Mr..
Kelley OF Mo-, said: BY his remarks yes.