The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-24

'@n "S,s iouiiu 10 oe absent,
nusning moved 10 excuse the absentees.
-Vssi auu the sergeant-at-A us was ordered
W uIlns IN .he aosentees
.ne senate pil providins compensation
~ wi sei'ioes Isnuereu oy oihcers IN felony
oasss nv passed the mouse.
ohenoweth moved to postpone the pend
ans BUSINESS, % IN order TO take up the rail-
way OH which the committee had had un-
Ser ie .onsW,ueIasloh, @ anu make II special or
"e. ,nr weanesuay next al IL q. NJ.
aYher anu 1pton opposed the bill being
,h"nsS ,hauo = spessa oluer AZ lhat TIME, as they
ss snousn, sulncient nine nau not been given
", wy pivper consiueratioh OF testimony
'"aeh ~ .ne comtnittec.
,.r aUs't ur .nougn. tnat IL was necessary to
y. .aae uP .ne APPROXIMATION OH ana consider
nna t's', "S as une ssssion was running to an
, nn;n,a1 snu -, ,".vieu WI, nas.ng u commiIes ap.
poan,eu ,%a mso 20 wal. On ihe governor 10 suggest
'nT Th neoessuy O, LAS ~ called session.
rO.ne Snsi,o"ven. ~ ,hn me gentlemen VINO are OPP
,Ss s'h Nil IL ne sPecia' oruer are opposed TO
Sav nS ,nr ' waSsea 'wSaSSseshst VIII SUBSTITUTE FRI
""H NJ ~, "eunesuay. .sr
49,, opeVnw e, 40 snow tne gentleman That we
snsa ne no. opposcu 70 me olli, l am Wiling to
WY The W h;s SHns,uer r"S u rfiuay.
day N, III ~ "ns n'"u' speo'"' ofuef LOT fri-
""v .. o. IN. A.
mehr,wether, ior the mouse committee
oPpnea pnrchos;O 10 ,'sl. one Alam9' with view
~ purcnnsing, recommended purchase OF
unaor yne aou,,u,ng az Ssoo anu that 1t be placed
Tha oon,,;.s ,,u iie y, .ne WY Vi oan ANTONIO.
appropriation be made for the enclosnre oi
the graves of Milan and Kingsmep. and
sama sa". monuments oe erec'cu III hohor oi the
The senate hin prov;d;rc communicate,
for district and county attorneys known as
the bill for the relief of IL. n. Moore was
put upon its third reading and several
amendments were proposed and reiected.
The question being upon the final passage
1 OF the bill, Hill moved call of the house.
The sergeant.at-arms having announced
that Davis, of Lamar, the missing member,
was in the house the speaker saii that the
question was upon the passage Of tn.
resoi ution Ieyyinr a district schasoI .tsr '"e
The resolution was defeated not havip,
received the requisite two.thirds yoie--ayes
GO; noes, "a, Voiingin the negative A dams
nf Wood, Ayers, Browning. Benavidcs
Burns, Camp, Gavin, Cramer, Davis. Den.
mis-. Duff, Finch, Foster, of Limestone Gar
rison, Harrison, Hearn, Jackson, Lee. Nc
Alpin, Mcdaniel, Newton, Odum. Peers
Robinson, of Bastrop. Rogers, Rushing
Stone, TAYLOR. Thompson. Tcwnssnd Was
kins and Wyatt (colored).
The bill for the relief of Moore passed-5.
to "a.
On motion of Mckinney, Hon. J. Il. Mo
Comb was invited to a seat within the ba,
of the house.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Foster, of Grayson, offered a resolution
that house hills On their SECOND anJ th;r,
reading, which have been reported fayora
| IL. 4.
business in the afternoon session. Adonted
House Joint resolution fixing the mSTi
mum rate of state, county and citv tar m,
provisions of which have becn heretnfnr,
given, was put upon its third reading. ant
passed the house-veas 75 navs 10
The joint resolution authorizing counties
to invest the proceeds of their school land
in bonds or other securities. passed To an
grossment. after having its phraseolocv cor
rected.
The Joint resolution submitting To tb
people constitutional Amendment nroh,b
iting the sale or manufacture of iiouo
within the state, was taken up and the ma
jority and minority reports read.
On motion, the majority report wa
adopted.
Labatt offered an amendment strit;r
out "sacremental," and inserting rel
gious, and stated that his people, the Jew.
had religious services in which wine wa
used, and that the word "sacramentaln wa
purely Protestant.
After some discussion over the meanin
of the word "sacramental, 1.-THE am nepdmen
was adopted.
Stringer offered an amendment. prescrit
ing the manner Of voting by the people 10
the resolution. Adopted.
Mckinney offered substitute proyidin
that the legislature may enact laws whereof
ciDct, etc, by a majority vote. NAV fron
time to time determine whether the sale q
liquor shall be prohibited within the pre-