Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-07-25

we believe it yonr -
remedy the evil The people ot duty /
try, without .egard to party OF the Coz,
people who bonded their w polite, Il
o red their heads in the nr nnees aud m
and his fel'owman, Appealed t tn Of Gu
Tor us action, u for one ha Voagrss
hesitate to act. Pending fnr,bo soQIdas
tie mouse took a recess, th. eyaa caSa.
sion to be for considerations of ns;nllas Sc,
sion bills. Nothing was dona p.iSate pss
ing session, Mr.. Enloe raisinn az The Even
no quorum. d point q
The senate met at IL q. m,, w
Senator Frye, from the commit1..ah s lst
enc railroads, reported back tba oaPa
bill authorizing the secrets y Of '4 ~ ssosa
ury to settle the Indebtedness IL ~. =. t'sa,
ernment OF the Sioux CIV aae Co..
railroad. Placed on the cnIcn lnu Paes4
slderation of the sundry civil onnss Cos,
bill was thea resumed. ppsoPsads
amendments reported by the com nUrs t''
appropriations and agreed 10 by thu a' " D
were the following: Advauci,sN -. Is sslaal
preparation for the constrncts us ~
buildings and the enlargement Of w.. 4
posts from $780, 900 to sIu'1a q!
The amendment to add to the onr Y.',N.|
ton of $500, 600 for artificial limS SpLsols]1
mutation therefor, the words. ,0s e9sI
cases of Communication the mona Aada
paid directly to the soldier, sailor 9 ia
rine, and no fee or compensation sS NJ ~
allowed or paid to any agent or a,t ,.'l
Vas made the text of a statement S"S!
ator Cockrell, to the effect that i, laa ! w
the practice of the various denar.1v "
not to inform creditors of the taa r' tta. n
money is due to them, and that INV
tlce encouraged an increase of CHM pa1
Senator Cockrell insisted that il i : \
duty of the government. whenovs. y !
records show Indebtedness to any n.,.I
soldier or citizen, to hunt that no!s "s !
aud pay him, The ameudn~,,
finally agreed to. The amon5, "
was adopted increasing the ama,]
summed up as total Of y
propriations for all the national snl,! Y
homes, from S2,611, 700 to 3, CSs I@ Gp', n
amendment to add to the paragranb a., !
the appointment of managers Of natia,!
homes the words, "and VIM. B. FrapsFF|
of Connecticut; Thomas W. Hyts
Maine; John G. Black, of Illinois n
Geo. w. Steele, OF Indiana, for terms
Office commencing April 81, 1880, to
vacancies occasioned by the expiratjovs
the terms of Office and by the increase u
vided h reby,' gave rise to q long d,spn|
sion. Senator Plumb said that he,esttl
he should not vote to continue any m,
aRer in the board any longer than \
term of six years. He believed in r4,|
Walton OF the board. The management
the national home was not as wise, coI
%servatlve or economical as it should
Senator Allison presented the Hsv]
amendment proposing the nam of Is7
Is. Gunckel, of Ohio, in place Of Cd
Harris. who recently died. Senator sd
mar suggested the name of s. S. Yols,
place of Steel, who had been appOirt
governor of Oklahoma. After furtler d
cussion the amendment was aeresli
modified by the insertion of the names,
Gunckel and Yoder. The paragraph a
appoints as managers of the NatioJ
home: Edmund N. Morrill,, of Ksns
for the uneNpired term of John A. Msr
deceased; Alfred L. Pearson, of Penns
vania, for the unexpired term of JohuI
Hartranft, deceased; Lewis B. Guncs
of Ohio, fo- the unexpired term oil,
Harris, deceased; VIM. B. Franklin,
Connecticut; Thomas W. HI
Of Maine; John G. Black, of
nois, and Samuel S. Yoder, Of Oh
The amendment appropriating $4,WO
aid to the Industrial Christian Home as
citation in Utah (Which was establishai
the protection of Mormon women dssh
to escape from polygamy) provoked ali
discussion. The amendment was fu
agreed to, as was also one inserting
item for the payment of SS,145 to-
widow of the late Chief Justice Waite,
balance of his years salary. The sus
ment as to the proposed Latin Amen
memorial library was amended as p.opo
by Senator Hawley, by striking GU.
provision for a building to cost s5n.
and by substituting a provision forsl
ton of the library Of congress aud
propriating S25, 900 for its outfit. q
the adoption of some further ameniaA
the bill was reported to tine senate and
the amendments agreed to in Commits
the whole were agreed to in bulk, eyl
those as to the irrigation survey. Thu
cussion of the irrigation question occuN
an hours time and then the amendm4
were agreed to. The tariff bill was tl
up as unfinished business, and SEM
Aldrich gave notice that he would move
take it up at 2 o'clock Monday. The
ate then, at 4:45, adjourned.
In the house, on the 18th, Mr.. McRa
Arkansas, introduced q joint reso!uH
directing the secretary of the inteEa
suspend the issue of patents for land
the Union Pacific railroad COMPANY .
tho adjustment Of the debt due the ll1
States by said company, and auth9E1
the attorney-general to institute such
ceedings as may be in his opinion neces9
to subject the lands granted to and hes3
said company to the payment OF the
due. the United Statas. Referred 70
committee on public lands. The ~
then resumed discussion Of the .oHs1
package" bill. After further deJals
house took a recess, the evening sesso
be for debate only. At the evening
sion a number of brief addresses
made, and the house at 1880 ad]ouI's'
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