The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-02
Passage by the House Of the
Infamous Caucus Force Biii.
Determination Of Democratic
Senators to Defeat Its Pas
sage In the Senate.
Passage by the House Of n
Resolution Recognizing
Kellogg.
ApDroynl Of ihe Civil Rights
DilI by the President.

WASHINGTON, March lit may be
stated that the democratic senators are
determined that the caucus force Dlli
which passed the house Saturday
morning shall not he allowed to reach
the president. Concessions, they say,
are over.
The following is the nth and last
section OF the civil rights bill hlhat
all cases arising under the PROVISIONS
of this act in tue courts of the United
States shall be renewable by the SUI
preme court of the United States With
out regard to the sum In controversy,
under the same provisions and regu-
lations rs are now provided for review
of other causes in said court"
The president has signed the civil
rights bill.
In the senate the force bill was re-
ceiyed from the house and read the
first time by its title. Messrs. Thur
man, Bayard and others objected to inc
second reading and it remains Oh the
yice-president table till Tomorrow.
The second reading will throw II ovei
another day, and it will eomeup on the
direct issue on Wednesday and the ses-
sion closes Thursday noon IN the
house motion to suspend the rites
and ADOPT the resolutions reported ny
the Louisiana committee was defeated
by one hundredand iiity-four to eighty
Ave. A similar motion to bring the res
olutions to vote directly and sepa-
rately was carried, by one hundred aho
seventy.two to eighty-live, Mr.. Ste
phens of Georgia, being the only dem
ocrat voting aye, ,a.
The resolutions recommending the
restoration to the Louisiana house Of
Representatives Of the persons wrong
fully deprived of seats was thei ADOPT
ed without division and the resoiu
lion recognizing Kellogg as governor
till his term expired was adopted py
party vote. o,,tn,
Nominations William }. SMITH
survevor of customs, Memphis
Charles G. Manning, collector OF Gus
foms. Albemarle, North Carolina;.
The secretary of the treasury ma
called five million dollars of 5-2o.bonds
Interest ceases on these bonds on jun
The conference committee on I'M
executive and judicial appropriation
bill have agreed
Debt statement Decrease durlnl
the month, six millions five hundre'
Thousand dollars. In the treasury
coin. eeventy-five millions five nun
dred thousand dollars; currency, eis y.
en- millions two hundred ana h''.
thousand dollars.
In the senate a petition was presehl
ca from citizens of Dakota asking ina
the Black hills reservation lie 9pehe'
to the people of the territories
The bill making Pasccngala, Miss,
port of delivery was passed. -,
In the house the bill to secure w
further security of navigation oil III
Mississippi river was passed.
The bill for bridging the Arkahsa
river ut Pine Bluff was passed. -,
An effort was made o get up III
steamboat bill, but the tax Dill wa
resumed. a.. !,
Mr.. Chandler gave notice that y
would call up the steamboat to-high
and o.morrow addressed the sena'
on the tax bill, which he reported WI,
out amendment. He hoped none woul
be pressed, as single amenumel
would endaDger the bill. He csl;, na
ted the increase on tobacco at SlOV,ov
81, 100000 from molasses, S2,VoV,u
from cigars and sl2,OeO,OOo from WIN
ky. l-iss.