The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-03-06

WARnuS0TON, February 2G IN tho
senate tlir tnrIll blll VIVA reported from
the committee on finance, WITHOUT
amendments, the committee being
equally divided. II was placed on the
calendar.
In the house n compromise was
made as 10 the order Of Business. In
stead ofOccupying the dag In tho rond-
ing Of yesterdays Journals, the day
was given to the approx ration bills,
Tho evening session was assigned to
debate on the force bill, and the pre-
vious question Is to be called on 1t to-
morrow.
The senate bill to remove the politi-
cal disabilities Of Q. ID. Anderson, OF
Texas, was passed.
The house went into committee on
the sundry civil appropriation bill.
There was full cabinet meeting to-
day. -
In the Mississippi investigation the
republicans sign one report and the
democrats the other. The majority
report closed with recommendation
for the passage Of the caucus force bill
and that the violent action ut Vicks-
burg justifies Governor Ames in calling
OH Grant ortIoops.
James Tyncr has been nominated
for assistant postmaster general and
Jerome j. Hynds for Marshal OF the
southern district of Alabama.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, second assist
ant postmaster general and large
number of Indian agents. Postmas-
ters-Clinton, Brownsville, Tenn;
Boone, Newbury, S. c.; Hall, Port Glib
son, Miss; Allen, Brenham, Texas ;
Grove, Milledgeville, Ga; Walters,
Lebanon, Tenn; Putney, Albany, Ga.
1t is conceded that the democrats
gained substantial and great victory
by allowing the debate on the civil
rights bill to close Saturday afternoon,
after which limited debate is to con-
tinue indefinitely on the amendments
The republicans had determined to
force vote on Thursday night. Had
this been done, it would have left two
additional days for Pinchback and the
caucus force bill The democrats are
now confident of defeating all other
political legislation.
The proceedings in the house on the
civil appropriation bill were dry and
uninteresting.
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aa5trant IV3an tho c,mmi1tao rooa
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thousand three hundred md fortv-two
Of the revised statutes. relating to
,ta,nns on hoar barrel, vos n,ssaI
The hill restricting refundinp custom
luties and nrescihino certain rppnla.
ions for the treasury dennrtn.anf was
nassed
The hill amending the charter of The
rreedmen,s SAVING hank and for other
nnrnoses was nossed
The civil riehts iii was resumed
Mr.. Thurman offered an amendment
striking ont the clause regarding state
urors. No, other amendments have
,een offerad vet. The senate is dis
.I,ssing the hiu to.night Mr. Nor.
wood made n telling speech auainst if.
NEw YoRI<. Fehruarv 26.-The horl,
Hercules with . 400 barrels of sugar.
,alued mt S75 600 has been sunl,.
While the congreoation of St An
lrews church. mostly women and chill
lrenl we're hearing yesners. the walls
If an adjacent building RECENTLY burned
ell throuoh the. roof of the church
ausing n manic insthe conpreuation
live persons are dead. two are eynected
o die ten seriously wounded and fifty
lurt.
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Wao.i;, " y, 49,, %y M ~ meets IA
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: 80 LIE "eSIon, appo,'i ,.i' y Tooru
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nnt;m',ns ,inr;nn ~ raoa ao ''A'''i''''
o Wu,r,.no WI ~ $500 'mr ,e9 on M ~
ounists did not make the demonstra.
ion apprehended.
ATiANTA. February o6-!Tbe loyis-
,ture has declared unconstitutional
nd void the second series of six hun
red thousand dollars in bonds on
orsed Inv the state in 1870. issued to
he Macon and Rruuswjcls RAILROAD
Aid q ,dorsement havin0 been do,
Jared valid an binding by The lcpisIa-
ire of 1879. The first series of bonds.
To one hundred and ninety,
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