Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-04-20
FIFTY-sECoND CONGRESS.


FIRST session
NAsHtNO~cr. April -SFSATE-Sen,tor
Ca.r, ha- inirodleeda rars. UNIQUE bs;i h., r.
qr,s': that ga. s,Ilctody has asked him 10 IN
frcJi-se f.. a-d d. docs - wtt1cut fatherinc n
i; is sri.fit3''sl i.l Crtaiiug a commission Il,
irql.rc mo . icfcrt CiOa the material. indus.
Trial au ;rtn -. pst grcSs OF The coiored race in
III United states Of America since the wear
isds ard making appropriation FOR the same. -
II provides nrs' thar tho president shall
arpoiai ~cNef commissioners not more than
fn1r ~ whom shall be OF the same race or polit
zeal PARTY. This commission - 10 submit lis r..
port 20 the presdcn; by January !. 1894 Tho
c1u1r Ss on would ccstf the OIL passed A 80
.pt m IS very questionable whether the bill viii
pass. and wfcthcr II IL does pass the result OF
its work would be worth the - $50 30 which
would prcnetiy run Over Ss.OOo09
HOUSING business OF interest WINS tran
sacied.
wAsIlIScToS. April -SEsATE-Senator
Blackburn presented petition OF citizens @,
LAwrcuccbarg, Ky. against the passage of q
bankrupt law. Senator Sherman presented the
petition 81 c'ghty-four citizens OF Hancock
county, protesting against the passage OF a hin
granting home rule to Utah because that
means the establishment OF a government con.
rolied by Eornions. whose principles are III.
rectly opposed 20 those on which our govern
mtnt Is founded He also presented resolutions
81 the chamber OF commerce. OF New York in
favor Of bureau OF American republics sen
atOr Hricc presented n memorial OF three, hun.
dred ciuzehs oi Ada o, nstrlting against
the passage of q general bankruptcy law
HOUSE, representative Patti,son introduced
bill i)r The relief OF telegraph operators dur
ing tho war Mr. McCreary's bin for the RELIEF
Of The Madison Female institute located al
Richmond. ny. by paying Il -, for the
use 90 rs building during the war was favor
ably reported to-day from the committee on war
claims. as was Col BrCckinridge's bill for relief
Of Wm. Burt % Kentucky, By paying 500 for
the occupation OF his lands during the war A
number Of private bills were introduced
WAsHiSGToS, April f2-SENArE. Nothing
o. Importance was transacted to-day
HousE-Blls introduced: To remove this.
charge OF desertion from the military record OF
james McMonus, who enlisted under the ualn,,
Of james McIIcw, late OF Company b Tenth
Connecticut Y. l., and 10 remove the same
charge from the record OF John NJ Cray. late OF
Company u, Eighty-sixth o. V. L. and one p.,u.
siouing Alfred Peck Company u, Fifty-second
o v /; for the relief OF w. r. Harrison.
who while engaged and acting as second.
class pilot IN the L. :. naval service.
during the war. by detail by Admiral Farrar-ut
10 act ana who did act as first-class pilot from
ftoruay- 1852 10 August. 1863 performing or.
aupus' dangerous ana important service, for
which he received the thanks and courucnda.
uon ~ Admiral Farrag,it but no conponsntion
The biil pays him for such services: CORRECTING
the military record OF John G Pnrtloyy late ~
Company g., i23d Illinois V L. by rcrnovine,
charge 81 dCsCrtion from hfs record and 10 d,
the same thing FOR Mirou II. MoMullen. late of
Company G., seventh Indiana V l.. and OF Corn.
pany {, Fifty-sccond Indiara V. L. and OF Com.
pany G., li9th l. V. /.
WASHINGTON, April la-SESATE - Bills
passed; House bill TO establish nneal promo
ton throughout the severa. lines of artiIlorv
cavalry ard infantry OF the army: for the ex-
animation and promotion OF enlisted men Of the
army 70 me grade OF second lieutenant IL
nAeS the following rates OF pay after July l.
1871; sergeant major, $50: rogimental quarter
master sergeant, 500. first sergeant s3f: ser
geant. 70; corporal, SIC; and all are 10 receive
the increase Of pay for length OF service as pro
Nded by law To provide for fixing uniform
standard OF classiA cato and grading of yybeot
corn. cats, barley and rye
HOUSEHOLDS introduced: To correct the
military record OF Geo. W. Freeman. late of
Company ID, Eighty-siNth Indiana v T. by re-
moving the charge of desertiOn, and 10 do the
same thing Tor Edward Rushton; (by requestl
10 pension Maria Waugh and pay her 80 Dcr
month The house spent most Of the day in the
committee OF the whole on the naval appropria-
lion hlll, with Mr.. Shiycly, OF Indiana In the
chair The paragraph appropratlug s85OO.OcO
10Y "A new armored cruiser was under considera-
WAsnINcToN, April Is.-SESArE.-.No bust
ness OF Importance was transacted In the sem
ate to-day. Mr. James X. Young. executive
clerk OF the United States senate was today
oihcally notified by Hon. Arson c. McCook
secretary. that his position had been declared
vacant by The senate The note informing Nj
Young Is very curt in tore and gives no reason
for The scnate's action.
House. Nothing OF importance was transact
ed to-day.
WAsHfNGToN April f5.-SENATE-No BUSH
ness of Importance.
House The house committee on public
nmldinrs today completely negativCd the cup
position hat, In purs unnce of an economical pol
lev the construction OF new public buildings
was 10 he very much restricted, for IL presented
favorable reports upon twenty-three bills au-
thorzing the construction OF now buildings as
wen as upon two bills allowing increases OF the
ORIGINAL appropriations Bills introduced:
Granting 40 honorable discharge To VIM. G.
Murphcy- of BracSen county, Ky. OF Company
D. sixteenth kentucky v 1. aud granting an
Increase Of PENSION To Rcbccca a. Gallup. widow
81 George a. Gallup, late OF Company ID, -Four
tcenih kentucky V. l., 10 thirty dollars per
month
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