Skip Skip PETITIONS, ETC. The following petitions. kc" were presented under the rule and referred to the appropriate committees: By Mr. BU( IKLAND: The petition of CharlesPow ers and 48 others.citiaens of Woodville. Smdusky county. Ohio. for protection to the wool growers of this country by levying a duty on all foreign wools of not less than ten cents perpound specific duty and ten or cent. adUHIOICHI. Also. the petition of L. V anteal and 42others. of Elmore. Ottawa. county. Ohio. for the same. Also. the etition of Isaac Fowler and 39others. citizens of erlin Heights. Erie county. Ohio, {orthe same. citAizlseon.stohfe etition of J. F. Basey and 34 others. Woodville, Sandusky county. Ohio. Also the petition of John Eoflf and 40others.citizens oi Elmore. Ottawa oounty.0hio. for the same. Also, the proceedingsof a.meeting of insurance agentsof the 9th congressional districtofOliio. held at Clyde, Ohio. on the subject of establishing by not of Congress a National Insurance Bureau for there:ulation of interstateinsurancebusiness. Also. the petition of I“.W.Cugswcll and others. citizens of Sandiisliy city. upon the samesubject. By Mr. BAXTER: The petition of Hon. William C. Wilson and others.citizensof Bakersfield.Frank liii county. Vermont. praying for an increased protection on foreign wool. Also. The petition ofllenry H. Ballard and 300thers. citizensotGeorgia.Franklin county. Vlermoiit.praying for an increased protection on foreign wool. Also. the etition of David Sunderlin and 390theis. citizensotI iglhgntc.Franklincounty. vermont. pray iniifor an increasedprotectionon ioreign wool. r 150.the petition of David Brown and others. citizens of Grand Isle, Grand Isle county. Vermont. praying for an additional protection on foreign wool. By Mr.BllNDY: The petition of G. B. Morris and 115others, citizens oiOhio. asking an equalization of beautiesto soldiers. By Mr. BROMWELL: The petition of M. C. collier, J. P. Pugh and others. o Macon county. Illinois. praying for an lllCl Ci1o5fothe annual amount. cfIpensions paid to invalid otheersand soldiers. y MLUU LLOM: 3 separatepetitions by a large number of citizens of Logan county. Illinois, asking that Congress shall fix certain specific duties upon iin ported wool. By Mr. CONELING: The memorialof the Sayings Bank of Utica. asking relief from present taxation. By Mr. DItlGtlS: The petition of John Wilson and 75otherse itniens ol Genesee county, Miehigan. for iin increased duty on wool. By Mr. DAVIS: The etition of E. D. Clapp, Thomas Stanton and 61 ot c rs. citizensof Onondaga county. NewYork. praying increased protection on American wool Also, the etition of Caroline A. Randall ndmin isotrraretgiiexf.of icutenant Colonel Charles B. Randall. By Mr. DARLINGzlThe petition of Mrs. A. M. Conroy and Miss Ilurrict S. undon. for the return of irtiperty alleged to he unlawfully confiscated. Ii