Senate approves river improvements funding and polygamy ban
News in brief covers Senate action to appropriate 35 million for Mississippi River work and 21 million for Missouri River repairs, plus enactment of the anti polygamy law in Utah. It notes Blatchford's confirmation to the Supreme Court, Grant's China visit, and various political and local notes across the nation.
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