The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-12
SENATE AND HOUSE.
CARLISLE SICK, cox PRESIDING
Over Two Thousand Bills Intro
duced Kellogg's Case Conun-
tinued--Ar'zona and
Utah to Become
States
orlrM EATERS TERRIBLE DEATH


rms uorsE.
MAsmNGioS, December ll.-As the
speaker hat a severe cold, Cox ot New
\ ORR occupied the chair.
The bills introduced were as follows;
Lacey, to establish postal savings de
post bank at every branch OF the post
office department.
1aplc, to abolish the duty on salt.
Mudrow. to enlarge the powers and
duty OF the department of agriculture.
Broudheud. 10 establish n United States
mint ut -. Louis.
Hatch. to establish bureau OF animal
industry. and to prevent the Importation
Of diseased cate and the consequent
spread of contagious diseases among do
NEST e animals,
O'Ncil, to Prevent the adulteration OF
TODD and drugs.
Burns, 10 admit free OF duty all gradcs
OF sugal; also to relieve from taxation all
land owners whose land had been de-
stroyed by the overflow OF any niviEalic
river,
Valentine. to compel the payment by
the Union Pacific railroad OF the costs OF
surveying and selecting certain lands
granted 1t.
Roblns,n, of New oik, offered a re,o.
luton OF inquiry calling ON the secretary
OF TIE interior for information concerning
the purchase OF publ lands hy foreign
nohiemcn, M called, and titled aliens, with
their nam IS n9d the amount OF acres pur-
chased. also tOt inform uiuu to enable the
heuse iormulte lind bill to prevent the
establishment OF land manopOlics and the
bid system 10 our country, and to provide
against lie public domain falling under
tur power OF alicns,
Also. ctlnug ON the secretary Of state
for information whether the minister to
Eugltud received any title " nobility,
such Hs "Lprl Rector" from amy foreign
state, and whether such English lord
could be retained i'll the service ~ the
| United States: also, whether the officers
7 nnd sailor, " the United States navy
( render nry service to the British nayy
az tho bnrnhn, dmant nf klevrnIrin
| Egvut
III aIsn offered this rnsoIurior. A. If
I has recently hprn stated rene ,tedIv. IN. fin,
4 unllic rrrss thut a Kriti.h snv n.,mc,I NJ
| il O'Rrirn has hpen allowed to t.u,ner
! with the mails in New York, and lie Is
known AZ such by the United States In
| spcctur NrwCOmb and was nevertheless
/ permitted 10 visit his oil cc In the New
/ York pustOfilce where he had apparently
! unlimited opportunity to tamper with and
/ open the correspondence of American
merchants ana cu'Htns, ana
when he lald the plans for
tn'rappih2 these unfortunate men, some
OF whom were alh|rlchh o'tlGehs' VINO
were recently tired III IlNerpoo' AN
SenlcIoeH I" 'u'P 'lsuu''tut W. l'loi
solved nat tue postmaster general nr
directed To examine INTO the m inner IN
which they mad been tried, hhh com
mumcate to the house tho Facts au'
Z circumstances OF the case.
by Cox, oi New York: For the abro
CATION Of the Clayton -Bnlwrr treaty.
BY Skinner, of New York: Authorlz-
ing the -ecrelary Of the TREASURY to pur.
chase with the surplus revenue, at his
discretion, lnnd - per ceut bonds, an
to cancel the ,amc, inst ud Of calling in
tine , prr cents, winch are payable al tn,
ulensIlre Of the United States.
Strnit. 10 reduce the p,ire OF publir
lands within the railroad limit
DocI,eney. 10 cy,mo, from ruaton
du.ies Mi rimLar unI lumbar used la
u.. les a. ,,i''u' "a" 1',. .'T r'ucos .Iire
"p ,o''''t , ,',, i,n '.'"'
T,g';.la, r., ~ nrgorize tho I,gisIp.
,;,a,,.',r,!!s ~ nam
w VIZ, ~, ror"aI n,o. lr,v mn mo,os
s,,' '.i,, o,,o g., r.,irc,, tl,, ry,,. a., unst
'nt,,o $50. nr,I,.rs
Rnh,nson' NJ New York. resolution
o.i,in,, tho src,alar< ~ .t.io fnr inror
r1,t,,',, ra'sor.iin,, 81, nrr.gt irnrrisnp
,nont and tnrtmr of lain r. WL.alocL
,|;,',, ~ thn InitaI Ctatn.
Inv tGa "overnmorfo NJ VnprzuoIn in 1879
a,,I 'N reSmcst;m% thnt stnn. Ina taken I,
Hnyc Wheclort7s claim Acknowledged b,
Vpn,lurIn. aIso on" onlllnr for intormn
tim relative TO the rccruti0n of our repre-
sentative. BENJAMIN, bv the Shah o
Prrsin.
By Cox, of New York: A resolution re
queSting the president to communicate Il
the house the correspondence OF the Mex
lean government relative to the Mcxica
claims, ond also the correspondence OF IN
governments OF MtAu"o nhu u1u,,u'"u'
about 'hy p'uuuu, 'l"rst,'o', W ~
h'd rePuo'c,, anu ~ u,oNr S"1"m ~ ,, ~"
house any "il,I Wl w. pa. ", ,'',a ~; "" ~
riAW'hl 10 llt hi'N'S'' 49, r.,,,