The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-06-08
Washington News.
THOMAS JEFFERsoN's REMAINS.

y
night, a communication was read from
Me- nioioLIonan a.nnd .dor,,htor -
ND 4reOA'e'"h' sia'i"u"us
Thomas Jefferson, stating that II suitable
| lot in the cemetery be convened to the
Irri,od s,otos for tbo hur;ol ~ hor orord
=, ~, S'N'lN
iather ana such OF MS iamlly as may DC re-
moved there or buried there, she would
nrocure tbo removal of the remains of lief
49,,
iersoh 10 that pace III Ill early uay'or Us soon
as practicable and convenient. Immediate
cotton wos token tbereon and the trustees
ordered n deed to he eyecuted CONVEYING
the ground selected in fee simple to- the
Unifed States for tbe nurnose expressed
THE VOTE ON THE rITz JoHN PORTER CASE.
The snte in the senate military commit.
tee today IN the question of fayorabIv re-
norting Ar SeweIps biII for The relief of
Fit J6hn Porter was as follows: Yeas
SawaII CockreII Moyev. Grovernnd Hamn-
ton NoNSenator T,ngan Messrs. Cam
e,on Harrison and Hawlev were absent.
Mr. Cameron Is known to agree with the
concIuson Of The majority of the com
mittee Mr. Logan eynecis his minority
renort will be approved bv Messrs. Hawley
and Harrison on their return to the city,
and saws M Hawlev has informed him he
is in accord with its m ain propositions.
sEwarT TNvrsTIG ATIYG COMMITTEES
A enecial com mittee of the senate TO in
vnstjgate the allegations that money has
bsen raised and exnended nv nartfes IN
order to inAuence iepislation Affecting the
bonded spirits bill met this morning. The
first witness was Fl. Z. Miller, president of
The Western Distillers, association. who ex-
,e YER nnrnose ot hat or"an;zaton 70
be- simnIv tn nrntect western distilIers from
tbe d;sas rons consenrences of over. nroduc.
ton in connection with the fall
in, off in tbe exnort trade of is .OC0 600 gal
Ions IN the mast Year. that thew had formed
a pool. and had raised bv assessment S72l,-
OO0 which was again distributed among
those in business who had suffered losses;
e,,erv dollar wos raised from distiIlers and
was 5istrihuted among them. that il was
nnrelv a business arrangement to sustain
nricesin the home marker and protect the
entire association from ruinous losses. bv
tho ad;nstmant Of the losses of a few He
nrodmced fiaures showing The amount of
each assessment. the amount each firm
had Maid and the amount each firm
recaiyped Mr. Miller stated there was
no hns;ness in the world in which
a noo1 could he made so readily as in the
distillerv business. that the periect system
Of The internal revenue denartment served
os a obenlS 90 tbot II conId he known IA n
fr.ot i met how many Gallons each dis.
t;iier maaa and what he did with If. He
thnnoht tho nresent trouble came from
over'nrod mctiop. When the bonded period
was extended under the Carlisle bill dis
who sold whisky in bond with
~ Mm' sroc;o,s argnment to dealers. "if
v,n,, nv, ubisty in bond now Won
will moi have to nav tax for
,hrao yoors. won con Inv II now for so a
gaIion Let Il lie in bond three years and if
viii he u orth s6 81 or S1On and the result
waS thot SaaIers who had heInre bougbt n
Ea1 ,,niIons had now nj The way from five
lew gaiiOnS, na1 now in Iu wa" tbat o nverv
bodv in Kantnclty Vent to making whisky
ND yon 81, tn make II 60 lone as they
ahu Iii ~ IN hnnd He haI;a4ed mora
~ o,' tSrno- fourtbs octbe whistvnowinh bond
Il, om,nod INV ontsida narties other than
Sis,;Iiars and that If CONGRESS
should comneI the nayment of this
taU without extending the bonded
noriod 501 O00 Gallons would he thrown on
he marlyet and sold for payment of the tax.
thot his would comnel the makers of high
U,i,,os al over tbe co,ntrv to close their dis
t;iinr;os Tho efIsct Of this he believed
n,n,,iJ ha d;Soetrors in many wavs II
,',o'iid a. &C, Jostr oy, tho norlet cnr1 OOO
no0' hush.Is of grain 1er month used by the |
T,i;no;S distiIlaries The nresent over pro.
dnntion Of Kentucky whisky he Thought
',,t,'iJ oo,o,,,,t 20 ko ntn 4olIons lie
mUua oov ,ress would noalts great mis-
taEe h II sb6nid now refuse TO extend the |
S Saho - ~ 1870 "a no AID not
HoIio,,o t,e same trouhIe vonId arise again, |
pelieNo wy sam o,io MI not AGAIN ba
c ceSaISe ,no puT;P ,yhisIv in bond in ev1
looaeu ~" tSo IoSSit;HSota diamonds for con
$50 : ,,t;on Mr. Miller was asked. "What |
! 70 tba views IF vonr association upon The !
arc t!ie WE'VE ~ youi ,ho 100 ~, ,,hieLy 70
" ue9tioh Va II o., - ra,,i;od ,Lst Of
)o cents SulloIi au iePilSsu I 10 w
Jo was engaged entirely in The EXPORT |
ne was ensaseu pn'iS ~ MI J;gar
Lrdue, anu ~ WI WI ;ahLoss y,ha n,aro com.
me 10 mn, uu' 1;o hi MU eli over
peileu W ~, uus o,,lS Of course nracar IN
-, .o ,hoy ovta,,t of 5o cents Nor gailon.
.rust 70 the e ~ va w 1,iIIar 5statai
ratner than ~ cehss. ,a VI han,, nd nv
nat nos ohe uotla nsu eneI uJe NV oDa
us assoclatloI 70 I'M ', S,aatnJ hv
NAT tney nau nenui W ,,,, ~ ,lra,orded
my Iop9ylsI OF any one VIZ VIZ, VIM
ne couiu lnluence Ieg Tiln; . oor,,,;s-
Eu"in otevens' ", INV ,-aas,,rar Of the
Ion mercnan1i anu y Sui'i,. " nj III
Na.lonal Diselieis "Nu a,-o,,,inod
rs association, vas ne1t eA 1n.lho.
me ne assoclatlol Mas iH,i ,,,o -, ,otoI Ie1
80, Its purPos', Liaiiiy was W ~ irta5
slatlon VIII rev W i w ~ ~
'sts OF the traue; inc V0taI liiIolne VI Wy
,ssoclatlon Is oerlyed rom su e., aI ai3sn
tues Oh mempers, which . Ianses lioii 49,
800, ana LOT tne past tWo ye ven tnis iIOvthS
as aggregated ABOUT s9'VOV; puI oi M Mill
.nnual salaries were pau ld az ioll 5
lent, SUN secretary Si.ooO anu tIsasu NJ
500. Mr.. stevens iuily corroporhtes MI.
dillers statement that no money nal eaer
'een expended by their associatlon 10 illiu-
nee legislation. -
THE MAINE fus i,,,' e..,..,
WARRINGTON, June III ne Me y. -, a ,usl.i
SITS to-day nominated harrls NJ Iiaisueu
or governor. -
LIEu TENANT DANkhHoNEh;
Lieutenant Danenhower arrived to-day
md tonight held a reception az MliIaIuF
lotel, where be was overWhelmed Win oOh-
ana compliments.
PAYING IIs ckEDiIohs ss;.-.,,.-
The treasurer to-day paid 70 IoilPs,IolIeI
AnoN, a. COMMISSIONER Ol tue -. -.
'ank, sZ1OVVO. Inc conPtronseI ny g III