The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-05
DOES NOT VETO ALL
CLEVELAND ALLOWS SOME BILLS
TO BECOME LAWS.
Bot the Luckless Oklahoma Railroad Does
Not Approach the Throne with the
Proper Genufiexion, Somehow or Other,
and Doesn't Stand Much Show-One Act
is Allowed the Executive Signature the
Same Being an Act Amendatory-kan-
sas Prefers One Modest Little Request,
but in Vain.

Washington, March All the appro-
priation bills have become laws. the
president this morning having affixed
his signature to the last of them 20
reach him-the naval and general de-
fciency bills. Among the bills APP
proved by the president today We're the
following: The agricultural bill; the
Notifications appropriations; invalid
pension bill: to authorize the Wiscon-
sin and New Duluth Bridge company
TO construct a bridge across the S..
Louis river between Wisconsin and
Minnesota; authorizing the construc-
lion OF bridge across the Illinois river
near Hennepin; many bills granting
pensions or to increase present pen
SONS; increasing to 800 per month the
pension 10 General John A. McClernand
of illinois; granting power to the chief
justices OF the United States in the.
territories TO appoint commissioners 10
take proof in land cases; TO amend the
act authorizing the Kansas City, Pitts
burg and Gulf Railway company to
construct and operate railway, tele-
graph and telephone lines through the
Indian Territory; to amend the act in
cooperating the American university;
an act to amend an act for the relief
the late war and the Mexican war.
passed March 2, 1889; to amend an act
to regulate the liens Of judgments and
DEGREES of the courts of the United
States approved August l, 1889; the sun
dry civil, and the legislative, executive
and judicial appropriation bills; to
amend an act for the erection of a gov
eminent building at Chicago: a joint
resolution authorizing the delivery of
certain cannon to the Louisville @. a.
r. committee; joint resolution to con-
tinue the present officers and courts in
the Indian Territory until the bill for
the reorganization OF the judiciary has
become law; to amend an act proyid-
ing for the reduction of the gross ton
mage of vessels of the United States;
joint resolution for the printing of a
digest of the laws and decisions relat-
ing TO the compensation or Offlc1alS OF
United States courts; joint resolution
to extend the time in which members
of the Fifty-third congress may dis
tribute documents; joint resolution
calling on the president to take Sucn
measures as he may 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 sal
aries of judges and other officers of the
United States courts in the Indian Ter
ritory; an &C tfor the suppression OF
the lottery traffic through national and
interstate commerce and the postal
service subject to the jurisdiction and
and laws OF the United States this bill
is intended to make more fully effective
previous lottery suppression ieg1sta-
tion; amending section 1860, chapter
3, title 60 OF revised statutes OF the
United States, relating TO copyrights;
the Diplomatic and consular and the
naval appropriation bills.
The following bills failed to receive
the signature of the president and