The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-31
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min McEroy. Fransfort Kans.s;
A. Yasresr, Augusta, Kansas; George
Huyct, Ei'ssorih Kansas.
All puhiic bnsin,s. ~as suspended In the
senate ard house. and the fnnera' ceremo.
nics OF tn late Congressman Msckay, o,
south Caroline. are progressing In the hnl'
Of he house Of Representatives, In the pres
snce ~ nembers OF both branches Oh tue
national legislature. ,,
The house committee on election has
| isu,issed consideration OF tho contested
election case sfJsnin w. Hunt, from Lsuie,
lana, on the grounds that the evidence OF
the former was not introduced In The time
prescribed by law. III,
closed Fridsy, or ut the latest Saturday.
| In the course Of the debate last Saturday,
| General Blocum VINO has charge OF the OIL,
in,errup,e ed Horr 20 say that he had In MS
posse.sion the original letters OF General
Gartield-he was In favor OF ths commls'
siop. General Slocum said, iutther
"lhese letters will he produced before
this house by 4 gentleman on your owl
.lde. srd IN whom you have confidence
II 10 learned that the republican to whom
GenrrsI 5iocun, referred IA Pnelps ~ -
Jersey. whnis %, ~u,use ,he debate IN dc
fens. OF Porter. General BIO
ous Welding his hour to Phelps, who
yas selected 40 an old friend OF General
porter ana because the latter has since the
war peen a resident OF New Jersey, and the
district which Phelps represents
That 0'" Ike friends of Porter
pi acsd In Phelps hands private letters and
owner new evidences ol n notooie chaIhcter
which will ni,ly aud authoritivelv contra
dicf v,rious assertions made by the OPP
moments OF. the Porter bill In the course
| ,f the de nutr. -
the president gave the fra. state dinner
of the So son st the White House this even
lag. The east room was beautifully decor
e,cd for the occasion WIN Top
| icsI plants ferus and exolic-.
the Msrine band being stationed AT
he fnrth,r end OF the room. President
Arthur. assisted by Mrs HcE'roy, received
The puesis. who were as follows: Secretary
a. st.ie and Mrs Frelingbuysen; Secretary
Of War and Mrs Lincols; Secretary oil
Navy and Mrs. Chandler: Postmaster
general aud Mrs. Gresham: Atorhey
the Interior and Mrs. Teller; Speaker OF
Inc House and Mrs. Carlisle; General and
Mrs. sheridan: Admiral Potter; Senator
and Mrs.. Van Wyck; Senator and Mrs Har'
ri,on. Senator and Mrs. Conger; Senator
SAWYER Senator 5ewell, Senator Aldtch
MT. and Mrs Frank Hiscock, Mrs II. u
White, Mrs. Edward V. kinley. MISS Lucy
FrelinRnuyseh. hrs m 4. =
Simpson and wife. Secretary Folger 10 al
''T R.pressutstive White. of Kentucky, ties
IN ed before the house committee on ex
penditures in the department ot justice TO-
dsy, In reference TO his assertions In IN
house last week concerning W.
present governor OF Utah. rae re ..;i;"
In office nv Murray while United State
MARSHAL 81 Kentucky, ond said the govern
men, had been wrongcd out of thousands
# dollars In consequence OF expen'es IN
CURED by frui'less and unnecessary, prose
cutions against c'''H, ,hsv Oh re r'
state, ...s by and when embta '"dy assins
49,. yov. I'm nent aud It's officials: false AM
fictitious charges Tor guard had been mad
and numerous pr ,sr GU ions had been lns'i
tinted for the mo Il trivial violations ofthe Law
and The arose parties taken from remote
: p.rts of the state TO Louisville, passing eI
route com missioners who could hsve hefr'
their cases on preliminary exam,na,inn
> rhis Yves, he said, not In the lnlerestsoi ID
government. but apparently Tor no o'he
n reason than tn make costs.
Secretary Frelln sbuyaen has address ~
% the president a communication, whic'
, | vii he tr insmitted TO she house al repre-
natives, in response 10 resolu ions hskiE
for papers relating tn the exclusion {
|
tries H submits to the president copis
a If all pertincnt matter found In record
- The department of state, and gives l
a dct,il the history Of The exclusion OF Ame'
]. lean meats from France. Germany mn
other Europeah countries. In March, lSS
d. the secretary s.ys the depar'mei
a of Of ate prosecuted IN examination INTO %
. ysrious phases of the pork industry In tn
q western states, which resulted IN es'abli'in
he met OF the entire hcal,hfuness OF "a
!. nork product. The i,cls thus elicite
wnrrsi,ted the depsrtmen, in representa-
, to foreign governments that the prsiuflci'
Il ind msnt against The same export
= this country wa, exported and un,ounde'
When it was bscertaurd tbas German
- was about 10 issue an order Tor thei
(, total exclusion, the president ,nfnrn,'
the impeii | government Of hts inienti,'
to'appoInt a com mission 10 examine u
~ whole eubi.ct, and invited H. 10 eeu
- exper,s hither to act with N
n cammission. The invitation was deo'ine'
70 The president has since appointed ne e'n
" comm ,sed Of representatives from u
. Ne. York chamber OF commerce, Profese.
. Charles F. Chambers representative OF q
= Chicago board Of trade; II. v
\. BlatcSford, tive members nom
t. sstsG BY the comn,s.ioner of asricu,snr
r F. d. Cnrts OF New York, ana tr
:, rndsr the chsirnsuship Of the cen
> missioner Of sgr,cult1rs. In point
= scIentiic Impotence ard elevated inpa
NJ TALLY. the formation Of the conmis.io
necuiis,ly Ats 1t for the execution Of
srpons bic task. To It should belong 10
!. great measure the shaping Of The polio
I. o, ''' QUESTION in its do....
,e r foreign aspects. In view. therefore, 81 tn
- proninent 70 10 which the results rssch:
:, nv the pork commission must necesssril
- NAV in the further trestnsnt OF the qse
"A lion by the executive or by cor
gress, the secretary iss' ii,
!. Incumbent upon bin 20 .. aa.,'
=, "a sbstsin from any immediate leRisish'
a. action until the report =,
u the Se'' c,mnis.ion. soon to B
4. presented, is before II. The seer
4 iary iurther says the ques,io
~ to be m carefully whether sG' prepare
4. neat products exported frem Oh
OF cruntry are Injurious to public heslt
\. We believe they are not, aud hs'
II. 40 reprs.ented. Should IL appear tn
In. meat products OF this country are
ar we believe them TO be, not delsterio'
but prom ters Of health, IL ~ oehesei tno
81 prohibiting the importation OF OF
= meats would snnul those decree'; II ho'
Al ever. in the face Of clear pros' Gillette
:, both at home and abroad tn
- sur prccucts are free from disesse or eou
A municsble germs OF disease, prcef OF whts
4 mieht b. established 20 dsmops'retie
". nv ectusl inspection, 90 we'll % Supports
by tnewiedge Of the .rrecauticn: chi.
- svrround the raising and p.oking indastri
n. here, anv nations with which Ne are
4, term Of ia'iRscy ard smity shout
~ ~ legislation discriminate aEsis
=. the trade Of this country rssh
than protect the bsslth Of their Pc
h. rls. L wsuld then be the prov!n
:. the executive TO call the ate
den ~ pueh aatiors 10 the prcvleions at 7