St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-05
APPROPRIATIONS PROVIDED.
Duluth Bridge Bill Among the
Measures Lucky at the
Close.
THE ANTI LOTTERY LAW
The Last to Receive the Pres
ident's Signature--List
Of New Laws.

WASHINGTON, March ALL the
appropriation bill have become laws,
the president this morning having
affixed his signature to the last of
them to reach him-the naval and
general deficiency appropriation
bills. Among the bills approved by
the president today were the follow
ing:
The agricultural appropriation
bill, the fertilization appropriation
invalid pension bill, to authorize the
Wisconsin and New Duluth Bridge
company to construct bridge across
the st. Louis river between Wiscon-
sin and Minnesota, authorizing the
construction of a bridge across the
Illinois river near Hennepin.
Many bills granting pensions or to
increase present pensions; increas-
ing to $100 the pension per month to
Gen. John A. McClernand, of Hill
nois; granting power to the chief
justices of the United States in ter
r1torles to appoint commissioners to
take proof in land cases.
To amend the act authorizing the
railway company to construct and
operate railways, telegraph and tele-
phone lines through Indian Terri
tory.
To amend the act Incorporating
the American university
An act TO amend an act for the re-
lief of volunteers and regular sol
diers of the late war and the war
with Mexico, passed March 2, 1889.
To amend an act to regulate the
liens of judgments and DEGREES of
the courts of the United States APP
proved Aug. l. 1885,
The sundry civil, legislative, exc
cutive and general appropriation
bills
To amend an act for the erection
of a government building at Chi
cago.
A joint resolution authorizing the
delivery of certain cannon to Louis
vile G. A. r. committee
Joint resolution to continue the
present officers and courts in the In
dian territory until the bill for the
reorganization of the judiciary has
become a law.
To amend an act providing for the
reduction of the gross tonnage of
vessels of the United States.
Joint resolution for the printing of
a digest of the laws and decisions
relating to the compensation of Off
Gals of United States courts.
Joint resolution to extend the time
In which members of the Fifty-third
congress may distribute documents.
Joint resolution calling on the pres
ldent to take such measures as he NAV
deem necessary to consummate the
agreement between the governments
OF Spain and the United States for the
relief of Antonio Maxine Mora.
providing for the salaries of the
Judges and other officers of the United
States court in the Indian territory.
An act for the suppression of lottery
trafhc through national and interstate
commerce and the postal service sub
Ject to the jurisdiction and laws of the
United States. (This bill is intended
TO make more fully effective previous
lottery suppression legislation.)
Amending section 1865, chapter 3.
title 90 of the Revised Statutes of the
United States relating to copyrights.
Inc diplomatic and consular and the
naval appropriation bills.
COT NO SIGNATURES.
The following bills failed to receive
the signature of the president, and
therefore failed to become laws:
To protect the insignia and the name
of the Red Cross.
TO amend an act to provide for the
times and places of holding terms of
the United States courts in the state
of Washington.
To amend an act, ''authorizing the
Texarkana &, Fort Smith Railway
company to bridge the Sulphur river
in Arkansas or in Texas" approved
April q, 1894.
For the relief of telegraph operators
during the war of the rebellion.
To grant to railroad companies in
the Indian territory additional powers
to secure right of way, depot grounds.
etc.
To grant the Gainesville, McAlister
q St Louis Railway company the right
of way therefor through the Indian
territory.
Granting to the state of Kansas the
abandoned Fort Hayes military reser-
walton for the purpose of establishing
western branches of the Kansas agri-
cultural college and of the Kansas
state normal institute therein: and for
public parks.
TO authorize the auditor for the war
department to audit certain quarter
masters vouchers alleged to belong
to John Finn, of ST Louis.
Also number of private bills, being
measures either for the relief to grant
pension or to correct military records