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phraseology. They were all agreed to.
Mr. b ale read his motion to strike out
Section two, and 1t was agreed to--yeas,
27; nays, IA. On motion of Mr.. Con-
ger. provision was inserted authorizing
the Secretary Of War to establish harbor
lines in places where they have not been
established, and also to establish lines
within which deposits of material may
be made without injury to navigation.
Tie bill being completed as in Commit
tee of the Whole was reported to the
Senate. Without acting on the amend
ments the Senate 1t midnight ad.
josrned
The Chair presented the resolutions
Of the convention Of Republican editors
OF Ohio, urging an investigation of the
charges as to the election Of Senator
Payne, and two other documents on the
same subject. Referred to the Com
mittee on Privileges and Elections.
HOUSE.
In the case of Mrs. Maria Hunter,
widow Of General Hunter. for whose re.
lief the House passed bill granting
pension Of $50 per month. which was
vetoed by the President, Chairman Mat
son of the Invalid Pension Committee
presented report to the House in which
be sustains the veto. He says that the
effect of the bill would be TO give the
claimant so per month more than the
sum allowed by the general law; that it
is not alleged that the widow needs any
increase, and that the committee has
rarely tolerated the increase Of pensions
Of widows Of officers. 1t is also true
that the claimants application for
legal rate pension had been allowed by
the pension office. The minority repor',
signed by the Republican members OF
the committee requests the passage Of
the bill over the veto. holding that it
has been the invariAbls practice TO pen.
sion at $50 per month the widows Of
officers Of rank similar to that held by
General Hunter; that the President has
signed O number Of such bills during
this session (aside from the case Of Gen.
Hancock's widow and that there is no
reason for making an exception in this
case.
Harris of Georgia. on behalf Of the
Committee on Ways and Means, called
up the bill amending sections 1862 and
1858 Of the Revised Statutes. It substi.
tutes for section 1882 the following:
Section 1892. All manufactured to-
baeco shall be put up snd prepared by
the manufacturer, for sale or removal or
consumption, in packages Of the follow
ing description and In NO other manner:
All snuff in packages containing one-half,
one. two. three, four, six, eight and six
teen ounces, or in bladders and in jars
containing not exceeding twenty pounds.
All cut and granulated tobacco, all re.
fuses, clippings. cuttings. shorts and
sweepinQs Of tobacco in packages
containing one, two, three. four,
eight and sixteen ounces each, except
1t the option of the manufacturer
cut tobacco may be put up in bnlk pack
ages containing ten pounds each; all
Cavendish, plug and twist tobacco In
packages not exceeding 200 pounds
weight, and every such package shall
have printed or marked thereon the
mauufacturer's name and place Of manu-
facture, registered number Of the manu-
factory and gross weight, tare and net
weight of the tobacco in every package;
provided, that these limitations and
descriptions Of packages shall not apply
to tobacco and snuff transported in bond
for expectation and actually exported;
and, provided further, that fine-cut,
shorts, refuse scraps. clippings. cuttings
and sweepings Of tobacco may be sold
in bulk as material and without payment
OF tax by one manufacturer directly 10
another manufacturer or for export under
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OF reooras OF 'ne repeihoh va soneullea
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ton Of amendments ana . coniersnce
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Breckenridge, Of kentaeky' called up