The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-03-01
The Inevitable Chapter of Accidents
and Crimes.
Other Domestic and Foreign News.


BY Mr.. Vest--For public building at
Hannibal, Missouri.
by Mr., Ingalls--Authorizing the presi-
dent to appoint Alfred Pleasanton breyet
maior-general in the army and place him
on the retired list.
The post-oillce appropriation bill was re-
ferred.
The Chinese bill came up as unfinished
business, but Mr.. Miller temporarily yielded
the floor to Mr.. Ferry to allow the house
post route bill TO be considered,
and the amendments of the senate
committee read and agreed to-
House resolutions rendering thanks to
Hon. James G. Blaine, for the appropriate
address delivered by him in the Garfield
memorial exercises was, on motion of Mr.
Sherman, taken from the presidents table
and concurred in.
Sections of the house post route BILL as
amended, were adopted and the bill passed
On motion of Mr.. Allison, the senate in
sisted upon its amendments to the immedi-
ate deficiency appropriation bill,
and Senators Allison, Plumb and
Beck were appointed conference commit
tee
The senate then took up the Chinese i'm
migration bill prohibiting the state and
United States courts hereafter from admit
ting Chinese to citizenship and repeating
all laws in conflict with the act
Senator Miller, of California, then dcliv-
cred speech which was listened to with
marked attention.
David Davis came down and took his seat
near the speaker.
During Mr.. Miller's speech habitues of
the galleries We're astonished by the APP
pearance in the diplomatic gallery of four
members of the Chinese legation.
The strangers had been sightseeing in
the capitol, and their visit was not pre-
arranged, Tor upon being appraised of the
subject under discussion, they Immediately
retired.
Mr.. Miller spoke an hour and forty min
utcs.
Mr.. Voorhees, said he would ask to have
the bill laid aside tomorrow for about
an hour to enable him
to speak ON the new library building bill.
The bill was informally laid aside to per-
init action on the house bill to furnish i'm.
pressions of cards of invitation to the Gar
field memorial service, which was passed.
After an executive session the senate ad-
journed.
HOUSE:
helly' CHAIRMAN OF the committee on
waysand means, reported bill repeating
the DISCRIMINATION duties on tea ana coffee
products OF the possessions OF the Neither
lands. fassed.
Senate bill apprepriating 100000 for
cohtihuingthe oil improvement OF Galveston
harbor passed.
The bill was passed authorizing the CON
structlon OF bridge across the Mississippi
AT kelthsburg lllinois.
Bills were introduced and referred as fol-
lows
ny ouhg-Io establish marine hos
pltal az CINCINNATI.
Calkins, chairman of the committee on
elections, submitted u report in the con-
tested election cascof Campbell vs.. Cannon,
accompanied by resolution declaring
neither contestant nor contesteo entitled to
seat. Ito also submitted minority re-
port declaring Campbell entitled to seat,
while Moulton submitted further resolu-
nois, .Moulton, and Jones, of Texas,
declaring Cannon u duly elected
delegate to congress, The re-
ports were laid on the table for future
action.
Richie, from the committee, reported a
resolution declaring the bill admitting a
delegate from Alaska, shall not be reported
until the committee ON territories report
thereon. Referred.
Kasson made a motion for the considera.
ton of the tariff commissions bill. Subse-
oucntly he withdrew il and the house went
into committee of the whole on the military
academy appropriation bill.
The committee after some personal OK.
plantations, rose, and the military academy
bill passed
Robson, of New Jersey, by request, in.
troduccd bill suspcndinr the coming of
Chinese labor for twenty years after sixty
days succeeding the passage of the act, Ii
allows them to come during these sixty
DAYS, aud those who were i'm the country
November II. 1850, 10 90 and come nj Mons.
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