The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-14

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vetoed and that separate bills repeating ths
laws relating toSsuperYisor aud deputy mar.
| shals will share the fate Of the Laid bill
| No one, however, whose Judgment was
worth recording thought that Congress
would adjourn before making appropria.
tons ors.the support OF all OF the depart
ments OF the Goyernment. Even those who
believed the army bin will fail did not thinl.
the same OF the Iegislative bill.
VOTE on THE SILVER BILL TOMORROW.
General Warner OF Ohio, the patron OF
the silver bill, gave notice that tomorrow
after O'Clock he will move the previous
question on the silver bin. Judge Buckner
to.tbyTead an able speech in support OF the
bill, which showed careful preparation, and
was full OF strong argument. The fact is
Judge Buckner is one OF the safest members
Of the House. and always maintains posi-
tions taken after de'iberation with ability
and power.
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.
The reports from Mr. Tucker to-day ere
favorable, but il Will he week before it is
known whether the operation is fully
successful. r--..
The postmaster at FalPs Church, Va.
has been made depositary for the sale oil
United States refunding certificates.
The House Committee on Public Grounds
to-day agreed to report bin appro priating
1910 for strengthening the base Of the
Washington monument.
General .Schenck is lying i'll at his resi-.
dence in this city.
The Senate judiciary Committee agreed
to-day to report the House subsidiary-coin
bill with amendments.
Chandler, Logan, Conger, and Joyce
called at the White House to-day and gave
Mr.. Hayes the stalwaTt hand OF fellowship
General Chalmers showed lack of iudg-
ment the other day, but Dir. Kitchen, Of
North Carolina, showed something more
| to-day.
The Democrats arc in no hurry to hold a
caucus.
There is strong feeling manifested
among a large number OF Democratic menu
| bers against passing any army bill.
The Republicans are in high spirits, an6
were never more anxious for the Democrat;
| to adjourn without passing the appropria.
| ton bills.
! Senator Hereford to-day introduced a bill
making greenbacks receivable for custom:
dues.
General Hampton to-day reported bill
| from the Committee en- Military Affairs re
leasing the arsenal property at Charleston
| to the Holy-Communion Institute for schoo
purposes until the United States shall again
need it for arsenal purposes.
ASSOCIATED Press Reports by telegraph to the Dis
| pa.ch.l
WASHINGTON, May 13.-Thc resolution
recently introduced in the House by Mr.
Garfield authorizing the Secretary OF Wal
to issue rations 10 co!orcd refugees in Kan
sas was to. day called up for the action o
the Appropriation Committee, and 4 pro
position to report the measure TO the House
with 4 favorable recommendation was re
iectcd. This virtually kills The resolution
1t was announced to-day by parties sup
posed to be we'll informed that there woul;
be caucus Of the Democratic Joint Advi
sorry Committee held this evening TO deter
mine what course was most practicable Il
be pursued on the bill to prohibit militar
interference at elections. \ member OF th
committee, however, stated tonight tina
the matter had heen discussed, but it wa
the general sentiment oil the members OF til
committee that it was unnecessary for then
to take any action at this time, there bcin
no need for the hasty disposal Of the mea
sure.
james George, of Atlanta, was arrcste
in this city o-day, and, with one Georg
Cole, is indicted in the United States Gil
cult Court OF the Northern District c
Georgia. charged with having receive
500 rs n consideration for not informin
against one Biakemore for having aide
and abetted in removing distilled spirii
on which the internal revenue was nc
: paid to other than distillcry warehouse
George expressed entire willingness to 6
TO Georgia, stating he intended to 20 mex
week anyhow. The Chief Justice directe
that he be turned over to the deputy MAJ
sbal OF that State, which was done. and h
leaves tomorrow.