Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-16
WASHINGTON.
/. Form . Tariff Coalition 70
'f'r'' defeat !" Horri'on'' Bill
delegations Proceedings Of the
|''' Senate and House,

rhA s Februsry ia dele
Wash,nss,rg,ee' deep water at calves aes
alton 70 "ss here tomorrow h ,.n
bn Is eip exp, their claims to the i've e
w Esrbor committee, IN m The mum
n Of Of the News Is among 'A'
er ,r.,,In has arrived here U
=. iD The claims of Paris '0r '"'
burt. $50
" sa. TOBACCO REBATE BILL
l .sioaton. D. G., February To- o..
Ws a.,nss.IiSsent has approved the tobacco
bate BILL ,,,,,,.rroys.
r,sncjs. consul at Port Stanley
n s. Thomas, Ont; rh naYie s' nost.
u. MI Al Palermo; Thos. DAVIES po''
,l .,sr al Abilene, Texas
rHR LOTTERY LAW.
n. ,onse committee on postoiilces
Inc n ,rosds has agreed to report IA
rsoly y. via statutes authorizing the
tlieal,e,,s ,.l to stop the delivery
slm ls,0,eS letters or money orders
I sgnsn,ent lottery companies, by
HIM linz out the word "irauou,ent'
\, s including all lottery companies III
provisions
r.,.,,,ms from Clara Barton indi-
TN, W., ali The Red Cross societies are
Iv .lr' !, work in behalf Of the Hood
W.! chicago has sent 81 900, and
l ls,;as IN The South 81 600, which in
r ..rsis,s alone continue to send
P T,s,l and supplies to the upper Ohio,
N while the foods are descending
gu ,bsm Until further notice, con-
Intions should he directed to the
S ,i"nsl Red Cross association, Gin
bnsti
TIM INDIAN FEDERAL COURT.
keustor Vance reported favorably to-
from the committee on territories
hill to establish a U. S. court for
milan Territory. 1t provides for
as,sblisbment Of q United States
N with jurisdiction over the Indian
,i,Ory. and that all provisions of the
lied statutes as to criminal proce-
n and limitations shall apply to II.
NEWS RESIGNATION.
rbe president accepted the resigna-
4 Of John c. New. assistant secre-
the treasury, to take effect from
DAY.
ATARIPF ALLIANCE.
La stated at the capitol to-day that
biz Of Pennsylvania is endeavoring
form an alliance with the Louisiana
legation to oppose Morrison's tariff
when II comes from the commit
The bill cuts down the duty on
rar, 1t Is claimed, to such an extent
al planters cannot live. The Louis
ps delegation will use every
cans to deiea. II. Kelly claims that
whisky men. although wanting
kislatire protection themselves, are
prisons tariff and free-trade men,
DO favor the removal of duty on SUI
b. He will also use this argument
Join the Louisiana delegation with
high rrOtectionists against tariff
uaon.
SENATE.
Washington, February l5.-Pendle- :
sent to the clerks desk and had
ada telegraph dispatch from Rich T.
Smith Of Cincinnati to Represent
We Jordan, saying that the secretary /
war bad done grandly in the mat o
ol relief TO the sufferers; that the
| tape, whose interference had been I
Pred, bad been all cut up and thrown n
layi that the cold weather; though Il
Yer than rain, had increased the b
Tres; that neither pen or magma a
n could sufficiently describe the t
lefing, and that con gress could ap- ?
RpIrlate an additional million, which L
uld nave to come, and the more
bmptly the better. C
Esndle'on said there was no politics e
'ne matter everybody was working il
ASH was the cause Of humanity. II
Ooloees said he had similar teie- e
M', several Of which he read. He o
u; people had not, on the occs- "
NV Ms' years flood, asked the aid 4
.,t as the Indiana legislature '
s'asa 10 session, but thew would s
o "SoSs the legislature could not V
,a !. , In time to take such ac. a
~ sv .sa meet the emergency. Ii
p,o mas,islerfed to the committee on G
m liha s' a and at l:40, Allison, h
tb .a ~, committee, reported iavora. ID
ds, t joilI resolution, and it was inn IL
IOps S ois, leaa Three times and passed. C,
N rl n, message was received ii
Iucin u I ,Sa, o., Of representatives an 81
! iojn us Jus, saa. that body had passed
i,I on,i,,i.l making n further a.
flesiitns,.s'O a Of s2O0, 600 for the relief
(rsaw ue Persons in the districts
[ut,,is.a " the Ohio river and its II
v ssI' ,;I afterwards message was "a. r. r.
~, ~ l'on the house annonsei WAS re- i, II
nssursa v u.s. Speakers signature to Fl
Tie s",, wShereupor the president
b. ''e Instantly affixed his fr
\. ss', ,t,,, presented a petition ,.ou n,
(ying d. l n, ~ Washington territory, Ii
ldsis II s projection p0 in titles of their y
the il'rove sy between them q,
kapy. '0f'hern Pacific railway Il
! ef uaaI siI then !, resumed considera. r, y,
(IrcuIstInva' , =. 70 provide for the Issue r. r.
(Iunb ada,a aoles TO national banks. al
Eth. H fIu r the senate nj sun. VI u,
Lou dlsap,aans.e to see the nations nj
|hnce wo pIISdar, because lis disan. h,
|nAny ' d1.,n J. Ge practical resoivent a. ~
tdnat consiua,olng Questions We HI
oashtI , ~ 80 the larifr uneati me a. a.
Distract o. v er. considered, either as hi
being fse.Ss practical question, with. ~ ~
cloluga lsryooS The necessity of b,
||ssay for the o. sum Of money in Sc
|lenb lien rno "t ne public debt. ''eS' s ss
ny nation,II When when the circulation a. ~
E ny, the secre, a 4, shall be surren. III
||lsalsll alno"aa. shall issue an c cn
pr ''ssdisIy BY 1H Isw
~ lfeasurr 20 20 noles to be den1sitad -,