Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-03-07

Washington, March 5.-All the an.
preparation bills have become laws;
the president having affixed his sigma.
ture to the last of them--the naval and
general deficiency bills Among the
bills approved by the president yeSter
day We're the agricultural appropra.
ton bill, the fertilization approprla.
ton, the invalid pension bill, the bin
to authorize the Wisconsin Bridge
company to construct bridge across
the st. Louis river between Wisconsin
and Minnesota, authorizing the con.
struction Of a bridge across tile III.
nois river, near Hennepin,, many bills
granting pensions or increase Of pres
ent pensions, increasing to Slee The
pension per month to General John A.
McClernaud, of Illinois, to amend the
act Incorporating the American uniyer
sity. an act to amend an act for tine re-
lief Of volunteers and regular soldiers
of the late war and Mexican war
passed March ,, 1890, the sundry clyI,
legislative, executive and judicial ap
preparation bills, to amend an act for
the erection of a government building
at Chicago, a joint resolution to extend
the time in which members of the fl
ty-third congress may distribute doc
uments. a joint resolution calling on
the president to take such measures as
he may deem necessary to c0nsum
Gnatu
and the United States for the relief Of
Antonio Maxine Mara, providing for
salaries of judges and other officers Of
the United States court in Indian ter
1itory an act for the suppression f
lottery traffic through the national and
Interstate commerce and posal ser
vice subject to the jurisdiction and the
laws of the United States, amending
the revised statutes of the United
States relating to copyrights, the dip
priation bills
The following bills failed to receive
the signature of the president and
therefore failed to become laws: To
protect fhe insignia and name of the
Red Cross: for tile relief of telegraph
operators during the war of the rebel
lion, to grant to railroad companies In
Indian territory additional powers TO
secure the right Of way and depot
grounds, etc, granting 30 the state Of
Kansas the abandoned Fort Hayes
military reservation for the purpose Of
establishing western branches of the
Kansas agricultural college and of the
Kansas state normal institute thereon,
also a number of private bills, being
measures either for relief or to grant
pensions or to correct military records
Upon invitation of Secretary Lamont
and In accordance with the terms q
the concurrent resolution accepting the
same, the following named persons
will represent congress in the dedlca'
ton of the Chickamagra National
park September 10 and 20 next: the
vice president, the speaker OF the
house, the members of the joint com
mittee on dedication; Senators Palmer
Pascoe, AIilIs, Proctor, Squire. PETER
Bate, Blackburn, Caffery, Manderscn'
Mitchell, (Wis.), Morgon, (AiaJ'
Berry Coekrell. Davis, Daniel, Cor
don. Hawley, Quay and sherman. Ine
members of tire house on the JONI
committee are: MessrS. Kilgore, MOT
gan, Wheeler. Cox, Maddox, Grosye
nor Keefer, Strong, Avery, Alexander
Bingham. Bouten, Cufbertson, Draper
English Harrison, Hatch, Henderson
Gll), Henderson qowa). Hooker, Lay.
ham, Tarsney, yanvoorhis, Ohio ana
Wilson, CIV. Va)