Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-01-16
NUMBER az
army. Mr.. Manderson addressed IL ssal6u
on his bill After several other addxoesoo ~
senators on different measures the senate -
iourned.


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bills were introduced: By Seney, Of Ohio, -
repeal the civil service; also to make -
| shareholders in national banks individually
liable for the banks; .alsoto redncos
the trade dollars; also to regnlato-
fes1ai coar OF ~ as, q dFS% 5;o s.
store the rates Of duty on imported wool. By
Mr.. Kelley, of Pennsylvania, for tho further
limitation of the coinage of the silver dollar.
This is identical with the bill tAtroducsE
by Mr.. Kelley in the 48th congress
BY Mr.. Bayne, of Pennsylvania, proposing =
constitutional amendment, providing for tka
election of certain United States officers ~
the people; also to provide public work.
against trespass or injury. This Bill -
prepared by the engineer corps, and 10 h
tended TO- protect government works g.
for the retirement of General Afftu1
Pleasanton. By Mr.. Bingham, Of Ronn-
| sylvania, extending the letter carrier seKy1
to cities of 10000 inhabitants; also prohi1f
ing the mailing of any newspaper Of publign-
to provide for the establishment Of . posenD
telegraph system. By Mr.. Curtis, Of Eem1
sylvania, to equalize the pensions Of al NJ
terly helpless pensioned soldiers. BY ME<
Evans, of Pennsylvania, to suspend The cotD
age of the silver dollar. Also to pruneo
of an international tribunal. By Mr.. 6tpE/
of Pennsylvania for the retirement of ~
trade dollar. By Mr.. Randall,o of Pennn
vania providing for the filing of vace1c
in the Office of president aud vice HEue1o
also limiting the time within winch 49,
against the United States may b 1Io1 81
prosecuted; also proposing cons9teu13oQn3
amendment giving the president poWR -
veto specific items in appropriation b1L|n-
p n. Timman, Of South Csrolinas r. 80
Caldwell, Of Tennessee, to devots IL pro-
ceeds Of tke sales Of public lands 70 edoon
tional purposes. BY Mr.. Regain, Of TWn
to Regulate inoer- stote commerce; also TO IN
corporate the AtlAnt3c q Pacific ship rai1Wuw
COMPANY This = tie Esd bill b ~
contraction Of ~ xq1l 49,
is the same bill inlrod201 r. r I17 81
son last session. BY 1fr. M1DoRI S ~
to establish national In 6o(z - = ~
By Mr.. Wise, of Viginia. 16G - tk4G1
rotary of state for copies Of the Kelly c6efo5
the removal of all political disabilities. Ad
In the house on Thursday, January I'll, H.
following bills were introduced: By Coz, :
of w. Va, to repeal the internal rsvenn0
tax on tobacco. By Gunther, of Wisconsin q
prohibiting the importation Of ARTICLES OF
foreign manufacture, bearing the stamp /
mark or imprint conveying the impressf12 {
that they are of American manufacture. b
Price, of Wisconsin, for the creation. Of = a
committee ON the subject of alcoholic hquar
traffic: also to open the United States di1-
eminent. By Clifford, of Dakota, for the ad-
mission of Dakota also for the APP
pointment of two additional Justices Of Tho
supreme court of Dakota. The speaker
next announced the names of the chairman r
of tie principal house committees a. folle4s1S
EIoCti0na TurnoP nf GoOpOsas "A mr. y
tons, Randall, of Pennsylvania; Es(9 -
Means, Morrison, of Illinois; Naval ~ III.
Herbert, of Alabama; Military AAel14
Bragg, of Wisconsin; Foreign Affair." IL
mcnt, of New York; Banking and Cox-
Weights and Measures, Bland, Of Minol1zs
Rivers and .Harbors, Willis, of KENT
Labor, @. Neill, of Missouri; Patents, NM
ell, of Connecticut; Pacific RailNey1SS
ThrOckmorton, of Kentucky C0Emerook
Indiana; judiciary, Tucker, Of virRinias
Indian Affairs, Welburne, of Texas; Post
Offices and Post Roads, Blount, of Georgias
Claims, Springer, of Illinois; Account
Spriggs, of New York; Invalid Pensions
Mattson, of Indiana; Militia, Mullen, of
Mississippi River, King, of Louisiana; Ed
ucation, Aiken, of South Carolina; Pensions,
Eldridge, of Michigan; Private Land Claims,
Halsell, Of Kentucky; District of Columbia
Barbour, of Virginia; Reform In Civil Services
Cox, of North Carolina American Ship
Building, Dunn, of Arkansas.
In his allotment of committees, Speaker
Carlisle has given Kansas c0ngressnen
places on the following committees: Ryan
on appropriations, Anderson on public
lands, Hanback, on Pacific railroads. Adj
journed.
In the house on January 18th, the follow
ing bills were introduced: By Mr.. Oats, a
Alabama, to prohibit aliens from acquiring
titles to or owning land within the United
States. By Henley, of California, to promotes
the introduction OF fresh water on the Colo
RADIO desert. By Rogers, OF Arkansas, aPpno-
priating SO, 900 for the Improvement Of the-
government reservation at Hot Springs, Az
kansas. BY Mr.. Townshend, of Illinois, pro-
viding for the issue by the treasury OF Silver
certificates in denominations OF one, two ana
yer act of 1878, under which the ten dollar
certificates are now issued. Its object il -
supply the need for additional small bills -
a part of the circulating medium. By Mr.
Weaver, Of Iowa, to retire national bank
notes, and to prevent the huctuation o. the
currency by the substitution therefore ct
treasury notes; also, to provide fex -
issue of fractional paper currs11vs ~
Mr.. Boutell, of Maine, q resolution q =
ing on the secretary Of the navy fou
nation concerning the truth or fnh -
certain statements which have appooRv4
commandant Of the United 6tatss navy = 81
at Norfork, Va, has caused the houoGn
inscriptions heretofore borne On tho G11l
captured by the United 6tstes nili1 -
naval force to be obliterated; second tt -
caused to be removed from 6e dry o.
table placed there at the tnAft ~ 49,
structed, and bearing the inssxjptiom:
sfroyed by the rebels in 16e8; rs6niH by -
United States in 1885," third, that boen11w
of his protest against the removal g - - 4
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