The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-22
Morton DiSlikeS the Production
Of TeiCgraphlC Messages.
House Occupied with the Sun
dry Appropriation Bill.
Salary fur the lnCXplrrd Term of vii
son Embodied Ia the BIZ.
Transfer Of the Indian Bureau to the War
Department Consumed the Greater
Portion Of the Day in the
Senate Without Avail,

WAsulNGToN, June n House: The
House went into Committee of the
Whole ON the sundry civil nppropria-
ton bill, and Mr., Stringer addressed
the committee In reference To the
truedman's Saving and Trust Com.
pany.
a message from the Senate having
announced the passage 10y that body
Of the Senate amendment to the sill.
yer bill, consideration OF sundry civil
appropriation bill was temporarily iu-
terruptcd, and Mr.. Cox moved concur
renee in the Senate amendments.
Mr. Randall suggested that the mat
ter should go over till tomorrow aud
Mr., Cox consented TO it's postpone.
ment.
Mr.. Sanders made II speech against
the bill and the amendments were re-
terred to the Committee on Banking
aud Currency to be reported back to-
morrow.
The House again went into Commit
tee of the Whole on the Sundry Civil
Appropriation bill, and several
speeches were made. The COMMITTEES
having proceeded to consider the bill
by section, Mr.. Warren offered an
amendment to pay the executor of the
estate of the late Henry Wilson, ten
thousand two hundred and twenty-five
dollars, being the salary for the meX-
PRED term of his office as Vice Presl-
dent. After the speech of Messrs
Hoar and Wood Of New York, In favor
of the amendm mt, and of Mr.. Hol-
man in favor of limiting the amount
to one years pay, the amendment
was adOpten and recess taken til S
O'Clock, the evening session being for
action on the bill.
The House resumed session at 8
o'clock As Committee of the Whole,
Mr.. Blackburn In the chair, of Sundry
Appropriation bill, aud without reach.
ing IA vote on the bill the House ad
journod,
Mr.. Allison, from the Committee on
Indian Affairs, reported back the
House bill 10 transfer the Office Of
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs from
the Interior to the War Department,
and recommended that 1t be postponed
until the first Thursday after the first
Monday in December next.
Mr.. Ingalls, asked that it he laid on
the table for the present. So ordered
Mr.. Sherman called up the House
Joint resolution authorizing the SoCre-
tary OF the Treasury to issue ten mil
lion dollars in silver coin in exchange
for legal tender. He submitted an
amendment providing that the trade
dollar shall not hereafter be legal
tender, and authorizing the Secretary
of thu Treasury to limit the coinage
luefCOI 10 buCll MI eAlent ~ ne may
deems sufficient for the export de-
mand for the same.
Senate: The chair laid before the
Senate u message from the President
In regard to the case of Winslow,
which was read in the House yester.
day. Ordered printed and referred.
Mr.. Morton submitted resolution
instructlng the Committee on Privil-
eyes and Elections to inquire what
laws, If any, are necessary toprotect
inviolate private dispatches sent by
telegraph, and what legislation is nee
essary to prevent the seizure OF such
dispatches by unauthorized or ire
sponsible persons, and report by bill or
otherwise. Agreed to.
The joint resolution then passed, and
the Senate went into executive session