The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-09

longing to the cowboys. Tho
sentsrsed 20 five ysrs' inprisonmsn, t
but the man who shot the Indian
was stlll untried and unpublished. The
i1alsna Mr. Dawes added, naturally
done than, aud this resolution was In
tended % hiring the facts Rs 10 whether sn
siiort had been made prosecute the fret
The shipping bill was then taken up.
Mr., Morgan believed Americans
should sSfSl n q permitted tod, to buy
and ships should be- admitted TO
American register upon paying
q duty OF no much per ton
ns ,hould compel them n bear their fair
snaTo OF the expenses n tho government,
SO 80 not to inJure the ship building inter.
este OF our own country.
Dir. Coke did not regard tho provision
Tor f0reto1 mail pay ne ruhsdY pr'Mlry.
The difficulty with American shipping
was the iarinpud 10 was imp0siblo o dit
ouss u without discussing the tariff,
Prtioa may come, he eaid, and
per leo may 20, but tariff for revenue only
| h0d came 10 stay,
Vote wac then taken on Mr.. McPhors3n'a
amendment cutting or compensation Tor
return trips OF ships that may take out
United. States mail. Rsiected-ayos, IL;
nays. 81.
AR. Vest thsn moved that his amend.
mont relatingt 70 shipping commissioners,
bnt modified so as TO rnska thote
tficers accountable 10 tho secretary Of tho
treasury for their reports and expense,
though leaving their appointments In lie
olrcnit court.
After DEBATE Mr.. Vest's amendment WAS
agreed 90.
Mr.. Mcpherson moved 10 strike out the
t.. q.
on that, called for the yeas and nnys.
The motion was iOst-Iaas, Z; nays, A.
This completed the confederation Of the
bill in committee Of tho whole.
Ga motion OF Mr.. FRYE, the house bill
wes thea AIKEN from u table, and with
ut light debate, amended &c correspond
With the bill just agreed to.
MIR. Morgan offered IN amendment ad.
hitting foreign bn,lt chips to American
registry under duty Of 30 per cent nd VA.
loren. Losi--yees, 10; nays. 81
Fhs house Dill as amended then passed
without discussion or debate, anu Mr.. Frye
NJ once moved the appointment ote COM
mission OF conference on the dsBgreeing
vote OF the two houses.
This led TO debate. and Mr. Frye finally
said he would lot tho matter 20 over till
Co .morrow morning. He might ak unani.
nous consent for q call Of yeas and Maya On
the bii ~ the morning.
AoJ0ufheu
HOUSE.
WAsHTdrog, May 8 [Press.l-rhe SEN
ate joins resolution passsd in regard TO the
ceremonies to BIZ authorized ut the com.
pletion of the Washington monument.
Buckner, from the committee on bank
ing and currency, reported bill to ENABLE
national backing associations 10 increase
their capital Biock and change location and
name. Placed on house calendar.
Clardy, from the committee on COM
merce, reported bill authorizing the sp.
poinImsnt Of n Missouri river commission.
Referred toI committee OF the whole.
Dargan. from the COMMITTEES on patenta,
reported bill providing for the revision i'm
provement and amendment OF lava relating
to patents. Referred to the committee Of tie
whole.
The committee then arose and contest
between various special orders for suprem-
acy as to public buildings arose
Holman moved 90 go INFO committee OF
ths whole on the appropriation bills. Tue
bonse declined 20 consider the library and
public buildiDgs bill and then went into
committee Of the whole on the state OF the
Union.
On motion OF Ella. all prior bills were
set aside and The committee proceeded to
the consideration OF the bill Rpproprigiing
81 COO, COO tor the celebration OF Worlds In
duotrial and Cotton Centennial exposition
at New Orleans.
Kelly paid no was heartily In favor OF
government aid 10 the exposition, without
scrutinizing too closely the possibility
OF encounlering q direct financial
losg. An exposition Buch % was 20 be
held at New Oreans, et which
the world would assemble and in which
the congregation OF American people would
be a.. active and predominant element n
would pay the people q slO0 Tor every dol
lar which sonld be lost II the government
should not DO repaid a single one. de
wished GOD -,peed 10 the New Orlesus expo
si,ion.
Henderson, Of Iowa, was heartily In
svmpethy with much action Us would bring
every part OF the country in juxtaposltion,
nand TO hand and hgart 10 heart.
YCu1g favored the propo itfon as eing
benent TO the agricultural and oasinets IN.
tereets OF the country, and summer OF
California, 10 the name o, tbs people oil ms
state, gave It his support.
Potter could find In the constitution no
warrant for he me aauie. III IL were necessa'
ny TO grant 81 600 0l0 in yiolalingths consil'
tuition ms u reconclistory fund, let the pur'
pose 90 syowed aud not disguised under
| such subterluce ga this.
Holman opposed the bill, and aaii il
wss unconstitutional.
| HINT augEersd the constitutional onlao-
| tions raieed against tue measure, ana quo
| ted precedents ia support Of his viewP.
Sha opposed the mn huu shicusNcauy
suggested the United States treasury
should be placed apon chariertered Car
attached 70 Bafnum's circus train In aid OF
exhibitions throughout the country.
Beech sp'k e against tho bill.
A. McCoid supported tnDd thought New
| Ofleane was the proper place ~ whioh the
exposition should be hei1i Tegerulng tha1
clay great commercial port Of the future.
On m otion OF Hisc1ok ga amendment was
sdnpted providing that tina sum apprcpri,,
ated sbsl only be paid II the treasury OF
tie United States he sa,isiied that SOU OOo
oil, he coriributed by the Worlds Indus.
tri 4 and Cotton exposition.
The committee rose and the bill passed
| Yeas, l32; naye, 81.
The speaker laid before the house com.
munication from the secretary OF the int.
rior, submitting supplemental estimates OF
| S272 600 for additional clerical force in the
Office of commissioner OF pensions. Re-
| fsrred.