Congress Debates Coinage Bills and Veto Messages
May 28 Senate and House members consider subsidiary coinage exchangeable for lawful money and give final passage to a ten dollar limit. A plan to seat principal executive officers on floor seats is debated. House and Senate discuss military use in certain cases and the veto message on appropriation bills.
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Secretary Schurz informs Cheyenne tribe on return to Dakota
On the 28th alt Schurz told Little Chief and the Cheyenne they may not return to Dakota. The House on the 29th alt rejected the Legislative Appropriation bill without two thirds. Civil Service Reform panel backs a bill banning employee political contributions. May coinage valued at 2,004,508 dollars. Ten dollar refunding certificates were distributed to postmasters after Treasury bonds sale ends. Ex-Representative Exon S. Ingersoll, brother of Robert Ingersoll, dies in Washington on the Bist ult.
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Legislative actions through June with commissions and asylums
Senate and House proceedings outline commissions to reform the state judicial system, salary cuts for rail officials, trout and salmon regulations, election poster protections, and adjournments. Nominations and trustees for asylums announced. bills on taxes, municipal plats, and cemetery and land issues pass. Adjournment set for June 5 with extended date to June 10.
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Women advance in revolver practice across the nation
The Chicago Times notes even as women gain political and professional rights, they rapidly master pistol use. It contrasts past fear with current accuracy, recalling a Memphis and an Ohio sister at a rights convention and praising the swift rise of female marksmanship amid broader social progress.
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