The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-30


WASHINGTON, Jan. % 1851.
As your correspondent on last Thursday
was vending his way, in company with other
q distinguished solons. toward the palatal
chamber set aside for the deliberations of the
august senators of the nation, we became
aware that we ere being surrounded by a
bevy Of ama2onian damsels, each Of whom
seemed earnestly intent on securing the ear
{ of some dignjtied solOn 70 present q claim for
some prompt ard immediate action on the
part Of the very much abused snd unfortu-
nate sisterhood Many Of them had that
! hard look that GODS last and noblest handi-
work acquires by coming in contact with the
rougher elements Of life, while * few Dos
sessed some faint remains of former beauty.
Now we have no objection to being sur
rounded by beauty, and the more we are sur
rounded the better we like it; but to be
sandWiched by the average female suaragist
is not SO pleasant. This bevy Of beauties
occupied the ladies' gallery and
paid deyOut attention to tho eff
forts of their champion from Indiana.
Mcl}onsld, of Indiana, took the first oppor-
tunity to call up resolution submitted by
him on last Friday to provide slandinc
committee for the benefit Of thsse suifrseans.
Mr.. Conkling asked if he desired stnQdiDe
or select committee. md he answered lbgt he
intended tho resolution to provide d COM
miLteo that would taka ts place as one of tho
permauent committees ofthe senate. Davis
Of West Virginia, objected, ard moved .bst
the resolution be- referred Ia tbe COMMITTEE
on rules, which was udnptod and The a,nazo,, .
were somewhat disappointed. Whom women
leave the sphere in life wben as the best of
the great creation she shines tie niobteet
1.-THE 3orna.tic homo c;ralol Tho, 49,
away that Great charm tb,t Give, han han
great influence over man.
On Tbors1nv evening C,lonol n
X. Tfipp, of the O. IN n M ~
railway, was morried TO the dauobt1r of
General Williamson. Thov vera noor,iod
at the church Of tae Asoension al 7 o,nlaoIy
The weldinp was of the most claimant a.
cription. Two large oval baskets Of ro.Ss ana
fens stood on the altar rail, while the holiday
eyergreens vet adorned the church lsre:,
number of distinguished quests, tho ledios 7n
full toilets and many If tbo esntorna T.; T.;
evening DIR. ss. filed the church. Tho groor -,
and his first mar. Mr. q. B. Hale oR mi
cago, entered the church from the vostrv
and passing up 10 tae altar receive6 ~
bride from hos f,tber Tbnr L,oIt ~, 80 go
moments and srose and Rev D. M6,risoa
read the service aad Rev. DR.. Elliott non
formed Che 1narriaea rite. tbe ofgar.
filling the pauses with sgpet harmon,
A short reception followed 81 tbe -. NO
Of General Williamson. where an eIepa,,t M.
mas, was eerved mad atq.l5 H. aa aD ny ,9
Trim len For tha vpsf Tbis il a Iar,latIA
move for our friend Trim. and ,s an snr,,,l
Of success IN tho r1ir,s n ',, = !, nv 5.l
ia coopecir5 wills in ',,hich n, fr. -',''' y
"A yJtal interest
On Friday NIGHT oa effort vas r,slo T., en-,
cule Quorum En- tho bopse A all W. 4.a
house was ordered and II was ..osr y. i, vI5
that there wgs onv 100 noenEors 49,. ''-,,''
and John G.. Inc keenor If tbe r,a,,o,,,],,.ii,,'
was instructed to rratn his Ameria,n ~,
and tsl;n moonlig6t slrnIl n nm 49,, H.
festive sol5ps. lie tharsunon ealied ~, t Wv,
reserve force And ordered ont ski,n,;,ba., ~" t7
scout around gnonGuha inn,,les Of tbo CO.;
tai city for the uigers Of tbs bo".,
Pending the return OF III. s.r',o,o.
alarms, the bows had a rood time In orJor
to while away the tirne Frost - yissanri
suggest d that Speer be allowed thu A. ~
show why he should have An snnron,ia,; ,,,
to improve the Tugalo river at,aa,n
Astounding ia catfish and wioylo tails in bis
district, Mr.. Sheer REPLIED t6at the 1noll'-
cid Huealo, was better stream Than RI
could trot out in Missouri Tbis ono,,io,
was discussed st soma lenrth. intarrn,,toj
occasionally by some repentgnt soion ge,,;na
down on his marrow bones praverGijIv ,,ra,
senting his excuses. P''
The Chinese question was called IN and
the views of tho solons on that ouastio6 tbat
has troubled tho incoming administrs,;on NO., Wv
much were fully ventilated .Tohn a rne5o
several blank reports TO the honorable banso
Tho solons got scattered AMONG tbo dovinno
paths that circulate throuph This wildar,oss
of sin and come were lame. some vnra sici,
some seemed to DO ubiauitous. and were al
so many places at once that the worthy ofyicor
could not spolthem with his eaple eve A. Ian
q. m. FRYE, of Maine, rose 60 a noint Of o+ -i
and the point was that he thousht il s;n1,,,io |.
that the sergesnt-at.arms could moi in Some r
way find these dorelict solons and 80,
thcm to their duty, and their sbonIJ rs
some rule by which members should be con,'
PEELED TO be- in their seats ON niobt session. Io
The house after long informal dscnss;on
on the Chinese question made seyeraI s =,
tempts to adjourn, but no ouorun, bo;n,,
had they kent Stirring I'M the animola Tn,;i
o'clock Yesterday morning, and finally aJ.
iourued without doing anyt6inp 10 tho Ave-
age American constituent. This little Ian
boree of the digniaed solons would have
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