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WEDNESDAY, JAN. s, 1896.
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WEDNESDAY, JAN. s, 1896. T


drning MiEtiA.-- Mr.. VARNUM
moved, that the Committee on. the
fubje6t, report what mealures are
necenafy to be taken to complete the
arming of the militia of the United
States. And ALTO, that the Secretary
T War, be directed 70 lay before the
Houfe a tatenaent Of the number Of
Fire Arms ht for nGe, belonging to
the United States, with the places
where they are dePoIited. Agreed 70.


a bill allowing the State Of Sctnb-
Careiina to impofe and collect an ad-
ditional duty on Fercgn fgrgge io The
port of CEUhfen, 70 thai the faid da-
~ does not exceed fix cents PER ton,
Was read twice and referred.


General Eaton. Mr.. BlDwELL
fcm the committee to which the ref
olution refpeaing the fervees OF
General Eaton was referred, report
ed an amendment, That infead of a
SWORD or MEDAb, that a Yotf et
Tsantf be pafled to Mr. Eaton and
his ailociares, for their fermces. Re
fcrred 10 committee of the whols
for Saturday.


The Lsng- JJdnd Sgaad Light Rsatt
and Ros5n,y. port-g-dsAueyy bill, has
pafcd the Senate.
Mr.. CRowNINsHIELD, from the
committee on the petition Of Gr1Itl
and Nietiin, reported in favor of the
prayer thereof, which was referred to
a committee Of the whole.