Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-01

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machinery m l,bor. for IN. co,,.ct,on 20 .t..
tstica tin, 60 tha a.,r,n.., - ci,i.. 20 al
cure the ,ntroduct;on Of the reindeer int
Alaska. 10 amend the national hank act in mo
yidinp FOR the redemption of national banh
notes stolen from or lost by banks Of i.sue. h
erect monuments 10 the memory Of the yictims
of the prison ships at Brooklvn. N. Y: To MAJ.
Gen. Green at Guilford Court House. n. C.: Ia
Commodore Perry at Putin Bay Ohio. To VII
liam Henry Harrison at North Bend Ohio.
The calendar aIso contains eighty-four public
buiI,lino bills while tho.e for nensions and
private claims number about 600
ox THE syx.rr c.,.xn.,
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hons '"e Apoi ~'s o-iA' ."1 ''oA'
winch VIII retain tneif pace on the senate CAL
endar are the following: The anu-option bill of
Senator washburn. which was so zealouslv
pushed by that gentlemen. but which was COM
7 elled to 90 over on account Of the persistent
fght against coming to a vote: TO provide for
Notifications and other seacoast defenses: to
amend the laws in regard to national banking
associations: TO retire their circulation and for
other purposes: TO transfer the revenue marine
NAVY Department. TO subject to state taxation
national bank notes and United States treasury
notes: to authorize the New York and New Jer-
sew Bridge COMPANY to construct and maintain
a bridge across the Hudson river between New
York city and the state Of New Jersey; to pro-
vide for an international bimetallic conference:
for the erection of statue of Gen. U. s. Grant
at Washington d. c.
A number of bills reported adversely from
the committee on finance provide for increasing
the circulating medium and to amend the coin
age laws and other matters relating thereto: a
bill to consolidate third and fourth-class mail
matter; to encourage silk culture in the United
States; to increase the efficiency Of the engineer
corps of the navy; to promote the efficiency of
the enlisted force of the navy: amending the
Constitution concerning the eligibility TO Office
of the President: to transfer to the Department
of Agriculture the geological survey and fish
commission: to pay the French spoliation
claims; to establish and protect forest reserva-
tons: to admit the territory OF New Mexico into
Me Inior az s1a.e; 20 iauit IN usreen'en'
nronr;ation for The same This measure was
also fayorably reported from the House COM
rlittee ON Indian affairs. II provides for an
appropriation of over Is. OOO. 900 to open the
Cherokee outlet. Providing for the appoint
nnent of a select committee to Investigate and
report the facts in relation to the EMPLOYMENT
of Pinkerton detectives in connection with the
recent differences between workmen and en-
ployers at Homestead
Among the bills and resolutions ordered to
lie upon tho table are the following:
To establish postal saving banks; bill to de-
velop and facilitate the interstate commerce of
the whole country, and more especially that of
the twenty-five states and territories drained
by the Mississippi river and its tributaries; to
change the day Of the meeting Of Congress to
january /; to amend the Constitution so that
the President shall hold his Office for six years
and be ineligible for reelection; to reduce sal
aries Of all government officials and employees;
providing for the election Of Senators BY the
direct vote Of the peoples to authorize the es-
adjustment Of postal telegraph service.
The message OF the President in response to