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January 3, 1900 The President pro tempore. The chair Senate lays before the Senate a communication from v. 33 (1) the Secretary of State, transmitting copies p. 628 of dispatches from the special agent of the United States at Honolulu, inclosing reports of decisions of the supreme court of Hawaii in the oases of Peacock & Co, vs. The Re-public of Hawaii, Lovejoy & Co. vs. The Republic of Hawaii, The Republic of Hawaii vs. Edwards, and the Hawaiian Star Newspaper's Association vs. Saylor; all relating to the application of the Constitution of the United States to the Hawaiian Islands. The letter and accompanying papers will be referred to the Committee on Pacific Islands and Puerto Rico. Without objection, the decisions of the court will be printed. The reports accompanying January 3, 1900 Mr. Ross introduced a bill (S. 2000) re- Senate gulating appointments to and removals from v. 33 (1) civil offices in outlying dependencies of p. 630 the United States; which was read twice by its title, and referred to the Committee to Examine the Several Branches of the Civil Service, January 3, 1900 Mr. McMillan introduced a bill (S. 2011) Senate to amend the act entitled "An Act to better v. 33 (1) define and regulate the rights of aliens to p. 630 hold and own real estate in the Territories," approved March 2, 1897. January 3, 1900 Executive Communications, etc. A letter House from the Secretary of State, transmitting v. 33 (1) copies of dispatches from the special agent p. 636 of the United States at Honolulu, inclosing reports of decisions of the supreme court of Hawaii in certain cases involving the application of the Constitution of the United States to the Hawaiian Islands - to the Committee on the Territories, and ordered to be printed with all inclosures. January 3, 1900 By Grosvenor - a bill (H.R. 5065) to ex- House tend the laws relating to commerce, navi- V. 33 (1) gation, and merchant seamen over the Hawaii p. 638 Islands ceded to the United States - to the Committee on the Merchant Marine and Fisheries.