The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-17
ESTABLISHED IN lS49
PRIOR FIVE Nrs.

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nnal aulVuInu'ohsw was rap'uiy approsching'
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.ho no9r most ol lile msmoers SAT gu Guy AZ
wv eVSss SrpOis'tlg tne,r papers, a NUM-
por y: No'noeIs' however, gatnerou IN INC
roc qnition.
on motion of NJ. Atkins Tho senste Mn,
repeating certain laws relative 10 nermanent
AUTHORIZATIONS y MS made tho specioi order
far The second Monday in Docember
MIR. MoLane said bSfore no would demand
tho regular order he would Weld 10 tho con-
ileman from Ohio fUnrd Ia mako motion.
No ibis thero was great obiect;nn an MI aides
members contending that McTane could NOT
withdraw his demand cond,tIonallv.
Mr. GOV If Nav York AID thst for two
months he Ind becn trying To col IN the
Irish re,iof h;ll INF but ha3 been nnabla ~
ID so ana be reouestnd M MAJ ma ~ Win
dron, bis sno,ar XII 40 az IN loavo tbe comet
cIoar far ot6ar measures
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speal. or reoo,ni1ed Mr. nnr1 mon yyhoso
npnt;on the mi Far constrnciing a nuhEc
, hnIJ;ns a, To,ado ohio ,vas tslon nn ana
, nasscd
Several resolutions relative to the
pav of the house EMPLOYEES were
: adopted and then the demand
tor recognition increased into a clamor.
Members who heretofore had / ken no part
| in the proceedings Joined in the noisy ASSEM-
blage in front Of tho speakers dosk and added
} to the confusion.
. MIR. Cox, finding IL impossible for him, in
the present state of the house, TO get up his
i Irish relefbill. moved that the house proceed
TO consider the business on the spoaker's
! table. Reectcd--ayes, II; nayes lO4.
The session of Tuesday here ended, and at
II o'clock the session Of "Wednesday COM
a menced.
i, The journal not being completed Its read
/ jne was necessarily dispensed with.
|. Mr.. Carlisle, ofKbntuclly, chairman of the
a COMMITTEES 10 enquire into tho charge Of
/ ale red bribery in the contested election case
i of Donnely against Washburne, submitted
"a a report of that committee. and asked that Il.
4 together with the minority report, be printed
a and recommitted. So ordered.
Mr.. Refer "In what respect, if any, Is
q the committee unanimous in making this re-
mort ~
Ia Mr.. Carlisle---"I nm authorized to saw that
. the committees Conclusions were that tho
n weiobt of Tho testimony showed that an
4 anonynous letter was written and sent by II.
i II. Fiplay, Beyonl that am not authorized