The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-20
Public Buildings TO be Erected at
Many Points Texas Quota
Rather Slim Proceed.
ings of the Senate.
The House Passes the Bank Charter
Extension Bin Fall Report of
Vote Thereon.
The Repression Bill is Read the
Second Time in the House OF
Commons.
A Light Recordfor the lIangman.. Facts
About Cotton.
New York Post on Futures = The Stock
Market.
Other Foreign and Domestic News.

Other Foreign and Domestic News.
Forty-Seventh Congress,
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, May 19.-Mr. Anthony re-
ported favorably II ON the printing commit
tee joint resolution authorizing the print
ing and sale at cost price of the Congress
sional Directory and current numbers of the
Congressional Record Passed.
On motion OF Mr., Conger, the senate pro-
ceeded to consider the bill reported for pub
lie buildings.
House bills for public buildings at points
named, with amounts of appropriation
stated, were passed Louisville, Kentucky,
$50 coo; Hannibal, Missouri $4,000; De-
troit, 100000; Council Bluffs. SlOO,e00
House bill appropriating 100000 for a
public building at Syracuse, New York.
was substituted for senate bill on the sub.
ject and passed.
building at Poughkeepsie, New York, was
also passed.
The Lynchburg, Virginia, building bill
laid aside without prejudice, pending was
controversy in the committee.
House bill approprlating 100000
for building at Rochester, New
work; $4,000 for building at Galveston,
Texas, and the senate bill appropriatins
$4,000 for building at La Crosse. Mis-
sissippi were also passed. The aggregate
of these appropriations during the III )rning
hour was 81 $4,000
Senate bills authorizing the Texas & st.
Louis railroad company to build bridges in
Arkansas and to incorporate the Garfield
Memorial hospital we're passed.
The five per cent loan bill then came up
The Offering ana rejection of amend
ments alternated with motions to adjourn,
un,il finally Mr.. Morgan moved to provide
that none of the money to which any state
shall become entitled under the act shall be
retained by the United States on account
of any direct tax remaining due or unpaid
from any state of the United States under
the act of August, 1871. Adopted-yeas
"a; nays, s. The bill then passed--yeas
26; nays. II.
Adjourned to Monday.
HOUSE.
Townshend, of Ohio, introduced a bill tC
establish board of commissioners of inter
state commerce as bureau Of the interior
department. Referred
The house then resumed consideration
of the bank charter extension bill, tn,
peHu'uG question UeiIiE III uluellunlcnl Oi
fered by Crapo of Massachusetts, as an in
dependent section, as follows; That an,
national banking association now organ
lied or hereafter organizing, desiring t,
withdraw its circulating notes. upon TIN
deposit of lawful money with the treasure
OF the UNITED States as provided in section
of the act Of June 20, 1874
shall be required to give ninety DAYS
notice to the secretary oil the treasury of it
intention to deposit lawful money, AM
withdraw lis circulating notes; provided
that not more than $500,000 of Lawful
money shall be deposited during one calen
dar month for this purpose; and, provided
that the further provisions of this section
shall not apply to bonds called Tor redemp
tion by. the secretary of the treasury bn
when bonds are called for redemption
banks holding such called bonds shall sur
render them within 80 days after the matur
! ity of their call.
! After several Intellectual attempts tC
amend it: Crapo's amendment was adopted
without division.
! Crapo Offered as an additional section ar
amendment providing that on the deposi
of bonds the association making the sam
shall be entitled to receive from the comp
troller of currency circulating notes equa
to the amount OF 80 per cent. of the curren
market value not exceeding par o
United States bonds so transierre,
and delivered. 1t further provides that a
no time shall the total amount OF sucl
notes issued exceed 80 per cent of the
amount actually paid in of capital stock
aud repeals sections Oil and 6l76 OF the Re
vised Statutes.
| Morrison, of Illinois, offered an amend
ment providing that congress may ut any
time amend, alter or repeal this act arI
acts OF which this is amendatory. Adopted
( Many other amendments were offered il
Z the course oi the debate, but none adopted
except those above indicated
The main question was ordered and th,
! bill passed as amended. Yeas, l25; nays, G1
The vote was as follows; Yeas-Aldrich
Barr, Bayne, Beach, Belmont, Bingham
Bliss, Briggs, Buck, Burrows OF Michigan
Butterworth, Calkins, Campbell, Gambler
Cannon, Carpenter, Caswcll, Chase, Gov
ington, Crapo, Cullen, Davis, O
Illinois, Dawes, neering, neMotte
Deuster, Dibblc, Diyley, Dunncll
well, of Iowa, Flower, Garrison, George
0oldshalk, .Grout; Guenther. Hall, Ham
mond, of New York; liardehburgh, Harris
OF massachusetts,; Harris, OF New Jersey
Haskell, Heilman, Henderson,, Hiscuck
Hobletizell, Honk, Humphrey, Hnichins
Jacobs, Jadwin. Kelley. Klatz, Lewis, Lord
Lynch, Mason, Mcclure, McCord, McCook
Mckinley, Miles, Miller, Moore, Morcy
Mutohler, Neal, Norcross,,. ,.O'Neill, Perth
Parker, Payson,. Feeble, Pierce, Pettibone
, Phelps, Pound, Prescott, Raney, Ray
Rice, OF OHIO; Rice, of Massa
chusetts: Rich, Richards, of Ne,
York; Richardson, of South Carolina
Ritchie. Robeson, Robinson, of Massachu
sets; Robinson, OF Ohio; Ross, Russell
Ryan, Shelby, Shultx, skinner, smith, q
Pennsylvania; Smith. of Illinois, Smith, o
New York; spaulding, spooner, Stone
Strait, Thomas, Thompson, Of Iowa, Tall
man. Townsbend. OF Ohio, Tyler, upde
eraif, of Ohio, Updegraff, of Iowa, urner
NanAerman Wait, Ward, Watson, Webbei
West, White, Williams, OF Miss
issippi; Wilson. Of West Virginia
Wood, of New York, and Young-i2
Nals-Aiken, Anderson, Atkins. Belty
hoover. Bland, Blount, Brumm, burrows
Of Missouri, Cabell Caldwell, Cassidy
Clardy, Clark, Clements, Cobb, ColericS
Converse, Cook, Cravens. Culbertson, Cuts
Davis. OF Missouri, Dunn, Finley, Ford
Forney, Geddes, Gunter, Hammond, o
Georgia, Hazelton, Hatch. Hogc, Holman
House. Jones, Of Texas, Jones. OF Al
kansas, kenaa, Knott, Ladd, LeFsvre
Marsh, Matson, Mckenzie, Mcmillan
Money, Morrison, MuIdrow, Murch, Ran
dali, Reagan, Rice, of Missouri, Shackcl
ford, Simcnton, Singleton, Of Illinois, Ser