Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-12-22


the Territorial Governments, TO the States of
Washington and Montana, was presented and
passed.
.moug the bills introduced and referred was
one by Hoar to establish Uniform system of
bankruptcy throughout TIE United States.
Plumb offered resolution (Which was agreed
tol calling on the Secretary of the Interior for
statement OF the cause OF Withholding patent
of lands within the limits of the Union Pacific
land grant, which are tree from all claims. and
were not retcinded at the date of the definite
The Senate bill TO amend the Census Act, by
making the maxium pay of Supervisors slOOO
instead OF 500, was taken up, and letter from
Port r the Superintendent, was read, 10 show
the inadequaey of the compensation now pro-
Yided ingalls, criticised the delay in getting
out the census Of 1881 and its inaccuracies.
Alter a protracted discussion The bill went
over without action.
Sherman moved for an executive session, but
yielded for further morning. business
Morgan offered a resolution calling ON the
President for copies Of all correspondence be-
tween this country aud Brazil, and all papers
relating TO the same on file in the state Depart
ment and desired to submit some remarks.
Sherman declined to yield for that purpose,
and Morgan protested that ii was deliberate
attempt to cut off the consideration OF the reSo-
luton debated yesterday.
Sherman disclaimed the imputatlon, ana
after some further remarks the resolution call
ing for the correspondence was taken up.
opooner offered u substitute Tor Morgan's res
olution SO as to recognize the Brazilian kepuD-
IL
mittee on Foreign Relations. 1t declares In favor
Of sccordiug diplomatic recognition to the pres
ent provisional Government OF Brazil ana IN
stIuctiug the United states Ministers to extend
on the part of this Government cordial aud
formal recognition of the new REPUBLIC as soon
as a majority of the people OF Brazil should
siguify their assent to its establishment and
After an executive session the Senate ad-
IN THE HOUSE.
scented petition from the Governor aud citi-
zenS of New Jersey for the relief OF MIS-. Della
Parnell. Referred.
McComas, from the Committee on Appropria-
tons reported the District of Columbia appro-
priRtion bill printed and recommitted.
Breckenridge of Kentucky called Up as
special order, the resolution offered by MIN yes
terdav relative to turning over the assets IN the
Sergeant-at-Arms office to the present Sergeant
alarms He Withdrew the resolution and sub
stituted therefor the following:
ResoIusd That to enable the Sergeant alta
to have fuu and untramIneled use of his office
and the safe therein, the Treasurer of the United
States is hereby reques- ed to take into his Gus
tody all the money and other assets placed oy
J. p Ieedom, late Sergeant-at-Arms, in said
safe, and safely keep the same on special de-
post until the further order of the House.
The resolution was amended to provide for
the written consent OF Leedom first to be OBJ
tained and by the addition of provision de-
claring that nothing therein contained shall be
construed to affect the liability OF Leedom.
The District of Columbia appropriation bill
was reported back and laid on the table for the
present.
Committee of Elections, and Wilson OF Missouri
was appointed " fill the vacancy.
The Speaker then announced the following
standing and select committees:
River and Harbors-Henderson OF Illinois,
Grosvenor of Ohio, Herman of Oregon,
Bowden OF Virginia, Clark of Wisconsin,
Stephenson of Michigan, Motfitt OF New YORK.
Townsend OF Pennsylvania. Niedringhaus of
Missouri. Blanchard of Pennsylvania, Catching
of Mississippi, Gibson of Maryland, Stewart OF
Texas. Lester of Georgia, Clark OF Alabama,
Bonding aud Curreney.DorSey OF Nebraska,
Conger of Iowa, Morrill, of Kansas, Wilbur OF
New York Arnold of Rhode Island, Walker of
Massachusetts,, Wright of Pennsylvania Evans
OF Tennessee, Durgan of South Carolina, Covert
OF New York. Shively of Indiana, Wlke OF ILL
nois. Haynes of Ohio.
Coinage, Weights and Measures onger of
Iowa. Wickham of Ohio, Walker OF Massachu-
sets Carter OF Montana, CCmstock OF Mime
sofa, Bartine of Nevada, Knapp of New York,
Taylor of Illinois. Bland of Missouri, Tracy of
New York, Mutcheler of Pennsylvania, Wilcox
of Connecticut, Williams of Illinois, Joseph of
New Mexico.
Pensions-Delano of New York, Finley OF Ken
lucky SculI of Pennsylvania, smyser of Ohio
Van Setback of Wisconsin, Randall of Massa-
chusetts, Hill of Illinois, Brown OF virginia,
Henderson of North Carolina, Martin OF Texas,
Barwig OF Wisconsin. Norton OF Missouri, Par
ratt of Indiana.
E0-AI
New York Rockwell of Massachusetts,, Morrow
OF California Dunnell of Minnesota, Thompson
OF Ohio, Scranton Of Pennsylvania, Colman OF
Louisiana McCreary of KeAtucky. Hooker OF
York Andrew Of Massachusetts.
Pubic La lds-Peyson of Illinois, Turner OF
Kansas, W son OF Pennsylvania Hall OF Min
nes9ts, DeHaven OF California, Picker OF south
Dakota, Townsend of Colorado, Holman OF In
diana Stone Of Missouri, McRae OF Arkansas,
Stockdale OF Mississippi, Quinn of New York,
Carey of Wyoming Lacey of Iowa.
Irrigation OF Arid Lands-Vandever of Cali
fornia, Sloouer of Rhode Island, HausDrog of
North Dakota, Picker of South Dakota, Connel
of Nebraska, Wallace of New York. Hatch of
Missouri Herbert of Alabama, Perry OF South
Carolina, Lsnham OF Texas Clancy oil New
York.
Indiai a, Brewer of Michigan, Lehlback OF New
jersey. DeHsven of California, Covert OF New
FORK, Cobb OF Alabams, stump of Maryland.
Pacific Rairoads-Dalszeil of Pennsylvania,
Mason Of Illinois, Miles of Connecticut, MOrey
of Ohio, Moore of New York, Wallace OF Massa-
ehusetts, Flick of Iowa, Grain of Texas. Biggs of
California, Cooper of Indiana, o Neill OF MaSsa-
chusetts Reilly of Pennsylvania
Railways and Canals-McCormack of Penn
syivania PAYNE of New York, Cutcheon of
Michigan Caldwell of Ohio, Randall OF Massa-
York Louis Of Nebraska, Cobb OF Alabama, Cate
of Arkansas, Ne lellan OF Indiana Lester OF
Virginia Lester of Georgia.
Mines and Mining-Carter OF Montana, van,
deyer of California, West of Illinois, Townsend
OF Colorado Husey of Missouri Stephenson OF
Michigan Stockbridge of Maryland, MeCord OF
Wisconsin, Rowland OF North Carolina, Whiting
of Michigan, Reilly of Pennsylvania, cooper OF
indiana Vsnable of Virginia, Smith of Arizona.
Militia-HendeTson of Iowa, Honk OF Tenues-
see, Henderson of Illinois, Brewer OF Michigan,
StiverS Of SeE loik.
Vermont Casl, ell of Wisconsin, Adam OF Illinois.
BuChauSi OF New Jersey, Thompson OF ONO,
Mccormick OF Penn ylvania, sherman OF New
fr,--.s 4FtrlH 4
OF AIsbanna Rogers OF Arkansas, Wilson of West
Virginia. Henderson of North Carolina, Stewart
of Georgia.
Commerce-Baker Of New York, Mason Of
Illinois, O'Neiil of Pennsylvania, Anderson OF
Kansas, Wickham OF Ohio, Brown of Virginia,
Lind Of Minnesota, Randall of Massachusetts,
Stoekbridge Jr of Maryland. Sweeney OF Iowa,
Campbell Of New York, Turner Of Georgia
Phelan of Tennessee, y Neil OF Indiana, VII
kinson of Louisiana Walker of Missouri.
Merchant Marine and Fisherle 81. NJ Far Ear
uuhar of New York, Hopkins of Illinois, Ding
ley, Jr of Maine, Bingham of PENNSYLVANIA,
Banks of Massachusetts, CLARK OF Wisconsin,
Wheeler OF Michigan, Ewart OF North Carolina,
Cummings OF New York, Wheeler OF Alabama,
Wise of Virginia, Fithian Of Illinois, Price OF
Louisiana.
Agricuiture-Funston of Kansas, Conger of
Iowa Pughla of Ohio, Allen of n ichigan. Bro
seaus of Pennsylvania, Bliss of Michigan, Hans
brough OF SoTth Dakota, Hill OF Illinois. wilson
of Kentucsy Hatch OF Missouri, Stahluerker OF
New York Mo gen of Mississippi, McLammy of
of In llama, Joseph of New Mexico.
Military Naturalization of Michigan, ROCK
well OF Massachusetts, Osborne of Pennsylvania,
Spoooer of Rhode Island Williams of Ohio,
Lansing Of New York Snyder OF Minnesota,
Kirzay of Missouri, Spinola of New York,
Wheeler of Alabama, Lanham OF Texas, Wise
OF Virginia Robertson of Louisiana, Carry OF
Wyoming.
Naval Affairs Contelle of Maine, Lodge OF
Massachusetts,. Watson of Pennsylvania, Wal
lace OF New York, DeHaven of California, Dol
liver OF Iowa, Wheeler Of Michigan, Colionan of
louisiana Herbert OF Alabama, McAdoO of New
Jersey, whithorne of Tennessee, Rnsk of Mary
land Elliott Of South Carolina
Post Offices and Post Roads-Bin CHAM OF Penn
sylvania, Kitcham of New York, Hopkins OF IL
liuois. Chandler of Massachusetts,, Caldwell of
Ohio. Evans OF Tennessee. Canter of Montana,
Wilson OF Washington. Beckwith of New Jersey.
Blount of Georgia. Hsyes of Iowa, AudelsOn Of
Mississippi Grain of Texas Montgomery OF
Kentucky, Brosleus OF Pennsylvania, Kennedy
of Ohio. Kelly of Kansas, Ferney of Alabama.
Seney of 0sio, Gibson of Maryland, blanchard
of Louisians, Stewart OF Texas
Patents-Butterwor.h of Ohio, Buchanan of
New Jersey S.mmenGS of Connecticut, Peters of
Kansas, Cul5eTtson of Pennsylvania, Medring
haus of Missouri. Belenap of Michigan, Evans
OF Tennessee, Lilman of South Carolina, CowleS
of North Css0liua, Blu hanan of Virginia, Mar
tin of Texas Whey of New York.
Invalid Pensious-MorriU Of Kansas Sawyer
of New York craig OF Pennsylvania, Mute of
New Hampshire. BeIknap of Mich gan, Flick of