The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-08-10


present an intention Of bringing these per-
son 10 trial, but that IL has offered them
discharge on condition that they shall leave
Ireland for America, which, however, was
refused. Lowell has again been instructed
to urge q speedy trial of the prisoners.
The house then at 5:i5 p. m. took recess
until s o'clock.
| EVENING SESSION.
| Calkins, of Indiana, submitted the con-
| ference report on the bill to relieve certain
soldiers of the late war from charge of de-
sertion, and il was agreed te The bill, as
agreed to. extends its provisions to tech
| nical deserters who served more than six
months In the army.
Hiscock presented conference repo rt
upon the sundry civil bill. Hiscock stated
| simply thai the senate amendments had
been rednced hv the conference committee
| to the amount of s958 900. In reply to a
| question as TO the national board of health,
| Hisuock explained the senate had receded
| from all its amendmerts on thet subject,
excent one Increasing from S25 900 TO $50 .
600. The sum which NAV be applied in aid
| of state and local boards
- TacL ] @ hnrr of Kontncty said that ne n
member of The snh.committee on the bill
now nnder Consideration, he would be
dealing unfairly bv IKE other side of the
house if he Were not to saw that in the
| main this was 1ecent and oIeyer and hon
est ks to the snndrv civil hill he did not
believe there was a iob in il. He did not
believe that il carried a single paragraph
that opened the vaults of the treasury to
| lobbyists or iobbers
The conference renort wos agreed TO- and
thus the last general appropriation bill
was disposed of by the house.F
After several recesses the house at 1890
a. m. took a further recess until 10 O'Clock
Moodav morning.
WAsHrNGToY. Aucust 7.-Immediately
after assembling the senate dispensed with
the reading of the journal and permitted
the consideration of sundry measures by
unanimous consent. as follows:
On motion of Mr., Hale the house bill pen-
sioninp the widow of late Rriqadier.G General
Ramsey passed.
On motion of Mr.. Morrill, the house bill
renealing the section of the Revised Stat
utes which imposes an export tax on to-
fbacco passed.
on motion of Mr.. Butler the senate ioint
resolution allowing a Der diem to EN-.
ployees of the senate for extra months, pay
passed.
House bills granting right.ofwav to the
Jacksonville & St..Augustine railroad com
pany and referring the claims of the captors
of the Ram Albenarle to court of claims
were considered and passed.
MIR. Allison, from the appropriations
committee, reported the house Joint
resolution appronriatipe $50 600 to SUP.
ply deficiency in the appropriation for fees
| ior TTnited States ATTORNEYS for the last
| fiscal wear, Passed.
MIR. Rollins. from the naval commi.te, re-
ported the house resolution instructing the
Secretary of the navy TO convene n corirt of
innuirv to jnvestigate as to the loss of the
Jeannette and death of I,jeutenant De-
Long. Passed,
Tbe commarce committee renorted tbe
bouse Joint resolution for a Joint select
commitfne on Amerirap shin bnildinp and
sbin ownino interests
Mr PInm6 offered n concurrent resolution
for adiournmept sine die to-day at 5
n;cIocly
NJ Plumb cborced that The resnonsihilitv
for ,rotraction ot the nresent session was
chorgeahie solely tn the diIatoriness of the
LnI'S5o in The matter of annronriation hills
and rav;emed tSe action Of the house on
thoso h;lls and said If business interests
baJ been ;niured and mannfnctnrinp to
iarge eytent stonned because of The bro.
trocted sesa;on and the onnronriations of
'ra,;sa ion;aIat;or to urbicb In had giyen
,,so un tbo osnonSihility sbn,,Id rest wit5 the
hon,e s wbere il heIongs
NJ NIorriIl obiectr5 to the nresent con-
s;5eration of The resolution ITO adionrnl in
ondar ao bo said tLat II nigi,t law over one
l..N-
Er Cameron of pennsvIvania then
,,n,.ad ON avecr,iva sessio1 hnt yielded
~ NJ MorriII 70 mai,a fnrther statements
Tha lotter added az Tho hiain hnsiI,ess of
ne t,i AYE pu nnd ae,, " iir;sInd ,ho senota
now, Lod omnie onnortnnitv 10 consider fhe
tov U" hi mI' liz wopid now anneal 10 The 9th.
or o,.N e;Ia 10 allow The hill tp come mn ana
.;t,far 10 votaL "n wi,hnmt trrther debate
or nt a time Il xad
kSar rnmarks hv Nessrs Recl, and Rlair
,,a biIl was drained The chair,
No, ~ tbe committee nm educotion
a,'d i. hnr ooiIed M, reeoInt;on of inveStign-
,;,'1, Jurinr, ranass int Labor stritee
AJn,tad ySitl, ON omendment of Mr.
Geor',e direciing inonirv into The division
between labor and canital of their Joint
,,rog notion in Tho Iinitad states
pr9LucsGm @ III sne at 0n,.eb Iii n'a'e o motto, Of
NJ NI;iIsr of 1,aIif,rnia was madn snncioi
-'r,iaa Co., the eecnnd MondaHy In Deoemhar
NJ srIo oi,so ne er,andnont ,o tbo lii far
,,r;n,i,, IN, ,ha o"ricnitnrai renorts vss con.
p,..ed pr,ned 1, 'uJ sho,1iv af,er o,pIocI and the
,nta vas ~ tolcn On the nendi,% motion Of
C1,uoron go ~o1 FPsrnsvIvapia Tor an avecntiva
i'niSi' Mnrril ;n 10 aa,mHsIa ~
,,nr, consido-a,;on nf ,ha tax h;ii
ri, -, ~, ro,.oiIod ",,nas q. ra,,s 10
the oo,Gn MISREPRESENTATION, pnss renn5yIcSn, Oh nays 10
a';ss,,i,,o ~ I,,s;rpsr 80" ocoorl;,,,r, d,
LpgIs,eLiVe ~ 5oora Wi oload addSo1IW,t,s,5
sI' Sa's a,,aI amu he sonate ,roooodsd
',,i,h H.. oons;deration of house crncnrrant
VIII ,io e.. f,ai odonrnSnon, o,, S,t,,r
'.,. ,',i,Ht ~ 81, va
H. rtmeron of Wi,consir moved to
-, a., s,'in,, ,Go horr 81 adia,,rn,,o,,t
y, " d,, W" ,,'.Is, III E "OJoui
"' ~ ~ sH,us ;nuh5rad mhuSI 'oF " NJ Nor-;I
La,iar ~. 49,, aS ~ caI -, H. 80 Hi
VII ..,i,,',i a., ~ wa Oi
any s,., a,i ni H., ,,id ,,,., A
',,i ,h hiIi 10 ,,,,d ro'e W
NJ, Ia ~, "aS We, a,.o ,, ,Ao
t az - 49, M - - ~ - " P P''o' w "
temnt 10 take tbe biIl from tbe senate when
II was we'll known that the house had no
ouorum. The amendment was lost bv
lie vote--navs 10 aves lO no ouorn,n as
c,iloN-s.
Yeos-Deck Gail Cameron Of Wisconsin
Cbiicott CocLrell Coke Davie of IlIinois
,iey teorSe Gnrnsan Uamrton iiaryis'