Senate Passes Quantrell Raid Claims Bill In Kansas
Topeka reports the Kansas Senate approved the Quantrell raid claim bill by a 20 to 18 vote after hours of debate. The measure pays claims up to 1000 dollars with 25 percent on the balance, while limiting any single claimant to 2500 dollars, with total claims around 508 thousand dollars. The house considered related pension and printing expenses, and a temperance debate influenced by broader state concerns. the session also touched on public printing practices and banking notices, amid other legislative actions.
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Senate Passes Pension Bill Over Veto Amid Petitions
In Washington the Senate advanced a private pension measure despite the president's veto, amid a flood of petitions from Grand Army posts across multiple states. The chamber debated amendments to the agriculture and labor department bill and considered a fisheries retaliation plan, while addressing Mexican policy and other foreign relations issues. The session featured lengthy exchanges on arrearage pensions and the future of the weather service within a reorganized department structure.
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