The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-04-19

6pprOprl6tlng S9o OOU tor pubic build
ing in Fargo, n. D., and 100000 for
public building at san Jose, Cal: Senate
bills for relmbursements to 0. NJ. Lar
raway, late postmaster at Minneapolis,
Mimi, and to Henry O'Brien, late post.
master at ST. Anthony. Minn. Senator
Stockbrldge's bill providing for sundry
lighthouses and other aids TO navigation
was referred some time ago 10 the
Treasury Department by the committee
on commerce. 1t authorized the estaI
lishment of ii tv-one different aids I
navigation, and was sent by Secretary
Window to the lighthouse board tor
consideration. The board has reported
through the secretary TO the committee
recon mmendlng appropriations Tor The
following: Lake Mlchigan--On White
Shoal, a lighthouse and steam fog whls"
tie. S90, 600; on Fox Island, a fog thistle,
$5 ,50l; at the entrance 70 Sturgeon Bay
Canal, a new coast light, $50 ,000: Oh Point
Betsey, fog signal. -, 500; on Squaw
Island, light and fog whistle, SO o 70;
on Eleven-foot Shoal, off Peninsula
Point, Green Bay. lisht and fog
whistle, ami to maintain lightship un-
til the same are completed, $l02 800; on
Sand Point, Escanaha, Il fog whistle,
81 100; IN Deaths Door passage, a range
light, S2l 900. Sault Rivel-On the
mainland on the west side of Round
Island, to aid boats to run clear of flats
below lroquois, a set of range lights,
$1,000. Lake SupeTior-At Eagle Har-
Dor, a fog whistle, $500; at Chequa-
megon point. a light. q steam iog-
whistle and a bell, SO 800; on Devils
Island. Apostle group, tog signal, 80
items. which were contained IN
tIn I;ll tho h,o,3
ed appropriations to be made for
the following: st. Marvs river, from
Pipe Island to the Sault, 81 lights, $50
COO. Lake Michigan-At Ahnapee pier
head, tower light and post light, s.. .2o0;
at Seul Choix Point, hight station, SIS, 800,
and steam fog signal, $500; North
pier, st. Joseph hartor, steam tOg sig
nal, $1,000. Lake Superior-At SUPERB
or Bay, six lights, 81 200. OF the fifty.
one aids named in the original bill the
board reported adversely on seventeen;
that in five other cases additional action
by congress WAS not necessary, and II
added five aids. The committee Will
recommend the passage of an amended
bill, to agree with the recommendations
of the lighthouse board.
MoSDAY. April l4.-Mr. Plumb intro
duced bill ior the disposition Of Ger
tain funds in the treasury, and asked
that it be read IN full, rs he desired TO
call the attention OF the finance COM
mittee to it. 1t prov ,des that the money
required TO De deposited for the re-
demption OF the national bank circula-
ton shall be carried into the treasury
and treated as funds available for the
redemption Of the public debt
and for the current expenses OF
the government; that all funds
held for the payment OF the national
debt and Interests due and unpa u shall
be similarly treated and that hereafter
no funds available above the sum OF
$4,000, 600 shall be retained in the treas
ury-this not to he construed, however,
500, ,OOO. 900 now held for the redemp p
ton of treasury notes. The message
from the House announcing the death
of Mr.. Randall, and the appoint
ment Of q committee to attend his
funeral having been presented and
read, Mr.. Cameron rose and offered ap-
pirate resolutions, which were agreed
to, and Senators Quay, Allison. Dawes,
Voorhees,, and Eustice were appointed
the committee on the part OF the Senate,
and as further mark of respect to Mr..
Randall's memory the Senate ad-
iourned
TUESDAY, ApIll l0.-SenatOf cameron
introduced service pension bill which
has been approved by the Pennsylva-
MIA Service Pension Association. IT
provides that all persons who served in
the late war shall receive service pen
sion of IS a month, and in addition a
per diem of cent for every days SER
vice. Widows of these persons shall
be entitled to Il pension OF Sl2 q
month. Representative Martin lind. },
to-day, on behalf of the minority o the
committee on invalid pensions, submit
ted report on the Morrill, service pen
sion bill, criticises its age qualifications
as being neithsr responsive TO public
demand nor IN compliance with the re-
quests of the veterans. The Montana
election case was taken up, and the first
vote will be taken by 8 o'clock to-mor-