The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-28


foriher from his purpose than TO cast any
reelection on Tho senator,
Tho debate clised Tor the day and tho
renaie sdlnuru,d.
HOUSE,
WAsHrGroH, Fen, T.-tPfess l-Moi'
rla0n. chairman " the TeAs aud means
committee, reported raioluiun uireclins
the necfn.ary Of lle treasury ~ iullrm the
house hoN mach money was IN tho lreAs'
ury OF the United dtftss, under what sev-
eril provisions OF tina Law u 81 there re.
tanned. and how much in view OF cnueht
receipts, expenditures an local Liabilities,
the treasurer can apply at this time o. the
liquidation NJ that part ~ 10" public dent
now payable without embarrassing ni4 de-
sriment. Adopted.
Valentine intr ldnted = bill authorizing u
bridge acroaa the Missouri, near Decatur,
Referred.
Phelps, from the committee on foreign
affaira, reported back Bfumln'a resolution
directing The committee 20 enquire whether
the mininier of any foreign power had en-
deayored 10 nuliiy the effect OF the unani'
nous resolution OF the house BY reflection
| on the honor and Integrity
OF its membsis. The resolution WAS &C.
compani,d by u report stating That ihr
committee had mad, IN invest CATION bur
had been urahls % obtain any Information
on the subject, aud asking 90 ho excused
from furlhor confederation OF me Tesolu-
ton.
The report waa agreed 20 without disous.
sion, aud the committee discharged from
further consideration OF the subject.
| be revre offered n resolution, recltinR
hat speculation nEd gambling In American
| farm products had obtained control ot the
/ market value OF thoss producti, aud direct
log the committee on judiciary to prepare
bill prohibiting tho purchase or sale
OF wheat corn, cotton, provisions and
other articles Of prime necessity unless
actual transfer OF the articles and ware
house receipt accompanies such nc ion; also
q bill authorizing such government later.
ference as will give stability to the price oil
/ these commodities.
Cox OF New York, and others objected.
The house went into committee OF the
whole, Cox, OF Nov York, In the chair on
| the pieuro- pneumonia bill.
Gibson moved TO strike.out section 0,
which provides that the states shall pay
one half OF the expenses OF valuation Of
animals it is deemed necessary to Laughter
and oue.halt the cost OF disiniection. Lost
Hatch, OF Missouri, moved to amend
section 4 by the addition OF the words
| into any other state or territory or fer
eign country" to the clause authorixl ne
| the president to prohibit the transportation
Of cattle out Of = Guaranteed state OF
territory. Agreed to.
Everhart offered an amendment provid.
Ing that ne state or territory or part thereof
shall be declared In quarantine, IL the gov
ernor OF the same shall otiicia ly certify to
the president that he IL satisfied from in'
vestgatlon. that no disease dangerous Ia
ths animal industry exists therein. Adopted
| us to GA.
Muldrow offered q, amendment couiin
ing the operations OF the bill to the disease
of pleuro- pneumonia. Adopted-lOO 10 ~
Hatch, OF Missouri, said he was sa'ish d
that the adoption OF these two amer dments
would utterly destroy the efficiency OF thl'
bill He therefore moved to strike ont the
fourth section as amended. Agreed 20.
This is the section which authorizes the
president TO quarantine the states IN which
contagious disease exists. when tuch stuteI
fail to make provisions for its exurpstior
or to cooperate with the plans OF the con-
missioner Of quarantine.
Tbrockmorton moved to strike out th'
enacting clause OF the bill. Lost-lli Il
l18.
The debate continued all the Afternoon
and was dreary.
The consideration OF the bill being con
cluded, the committee rose and reported u
to the house.
The nrst question was on the amendment
striking out the fourth section.
Pending action the house adjourned.