Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-10-04
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general to test at small towns and VII
1ages the system Of free delivery Mr.
mason (ill.) submitted the conference
report on the bill to permit the secre-
tary OF war to issue revocable license
70 the use. OF pier as petitloned by
vessel owners of Chicago. nj
Agreed to. A bill was passed for
the appointment Of an additional ms
III LICE OF the supreme court of Arizona.
Inc speaker laid before the House the
gu ~ 10 dehne and regulate the iuris-
olcton OF United States courts, and it
was relerred to the Judiciary committee.
Senate.
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 24.-Mr. Hale in
erouuced JOINT resolution (which was
referred to the committee on naval af-
tairs) authorizing the secretary of the
navy to purchase nickel to be used in
the manufacture of nickel-steel
armor plating for armor-piercing
IpdrtoJneacatlless, and appropriating ST.
sentative Boutelle introduced similar
resolution in the House. The confer
ence report on the House joint resolu-
ton to increase the number of the board
OF managers of the National Home for
Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, and to fill
sented, explained by Mr.. Haw
ley and agreed to. 1t provides
for board of eleven members, and
names the following managers: Ed
mund N. Morrill,, of Kansas (for the I'M
expired term of John A. Martin, de-
ceased); Alfred L. Pearson, of Penn
sylyania (for the unexpired term of
John f. Hartranft, deceased); VIM. B.
Franklin, of Connecticut; John c..
Black, of Illinois; Thomas w. Hyde, of
Maine Gin place of Augustus B. Farm
ham,. named in the bil), and
George W. Steele. of Indiana. The fol-
lowing. Senate bills were passed: In
Of Chief Engineer George Wallace
Melville. U. S. NJ. and of the other
officers and men of the Jeanette
the advance of Mr.. Melville one
grade and for medals; bill supplement
tary to an act entitled IAN act to author
ize construction of the Baltimore &
Potomac Railroad in the District
Columbia" The House bill providing
for an adjustment of accounts of work
men arising under the eight-hour law,
went over without action, as did the
House bill to prevent the prod
uct of convict labor from be-
ing furnished to or for the use
of any department of the government.
the Senate also passed the House bill
with Senate substituted to define and
regulate the jurisdiction of the courts of
the United States-yeas, As; nays, 6.
Messrs. Evarts, Hoar and Pugh were
appointed conferees on the part of the
Senate. The bill as passed provides for
the appointment by the President Of an
additional circuit Judge with the same
compensation as other circuit judges. 1t
creates in each circuit circuit court of
appeals to consist of three judges, which
is to be court of record, with appellate
Jurisdiction. The court is to have a
clerk at S. 900 year and a marshal at
s., 800 year. A term is to be held an
nually by the circuit court Of appeals in
the several judicial circuits at the fol-
lowing places: First circuit, Boston;
second, New York City; third,
Philadelphia; fourth, Richmond,
Va; fifth, New Orleans; sixth,
CINCINNATI; seventh, Chicago;. eighth,
ST. Louis. and ninth, San Francisco, and
in such other places in each of the
above circuits as said court may, from
time to time, designate. The first
terms of said court are to be held on
the second Monday iii January, 1S9lt
and thereafter at such times as may
be fixed by said court. No appeal,
whether by writ of error or otherwise,
is to be hereafter taken or allowed from
any district court to the existing circuit
courts and no appellate Jurisdiction is
hereafter to be exercised or allowed by
SAID existing circuit courts, but all APP
peals, by writ Of error or otherwise from
said district courts, shall only be SUBJECT
to review in the supreme court OF the
United States or in the circuit of APP
an+, Ll;c6oI 1,xy tho hill AnnaaIE
or writs of error may be taken from the
district courts or from the existing cir
cult courts direct to the supreme court
in the following cases: In any case IN
which the jurisdiction OF the
courts is in issue; Gn such
cases the question Of jurisdiction
alone shall be certified to the SUI
preme court from the court below Tor
decision): from the final sentences and
DEGREES in prize causes; in cases of con-
viction of capital or otherwise imam
GUS crime; in any case that involves
the construction or application OF the
constitution of the United States; IN
any case in which the constitutional
it, of any law of the United states, or
the validity or construction of any
treaty made under itsauthority is drawn
in question; in any case in which the
constitution or law of a state is claimed
to be in convention of the constitution
Of the United States. The Senate bill to
nav to the personal representative, OF
Capt John Ericsson $13,93O found due
to him by decree Of the court OF claims
in 1857 was passed. !,
THURSDAY, Sept. 25.-!n the Senate
this morning the House bill to PROVIDE
for the establishment of port OF de-
livery at Peoria, H., was adopted.
Nessrs Hale. Allison and Cockrell were