The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-08
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that amer sixty DE-, from 'he passage OF
the set 10 will be unlawtnl for these cois'
pauies TO charge y greater sum Than seventy
per cent. at tina lowest rates OF freight or
lowest prices VI carriage existing December
3fd 1873.
DIV Townshsnd-leso requesting
the president TO invite the oo-operaVon vi
The governments OF American nations for
scouting the establishments Of tree COM
ms rclal intercosrses by sn American Gus.
tons union; also 10 propose constitutional
amendment providing, tor the election oi
senators by the people. a.,
Nv Demonstrating pensions TO All
United States soldiers and sailors OF ne
late war who served thirty days oI pariloi'
pated In any engagement, and TO the
widows OF ali soldiers deceased.
By Calklns-To prohibit Imports on for
elen countries which uniusily discriminate
aesin.t products Of the United states.
by Brown, OF Inriana-Providing thai
Whenever n foreign government prohlnit or
Impose undue restriction on importaiionh
into It's ports or make, ~ AmerloA an
cattle, swine, or their prod uo,s, the pre.l'
dent shall prohibit j,he importation mo
ohandiec OF such country as the president
NAV 'rdesignaie and the prohibition shall
continue until tho prohibition OF the Tor
oIgn country IL nnuullsd; nlso granting ar
reArs of pension on apeoial pensioners; also
reducing the pay OF the department. OF tho
army; also authorizing the heads OF depart
ment TO require evidence OF quihnchuoh
and character before allowing persons o
defend or prosecute casrs therein; also TO
prohibit the mailing OF letters or circulars
concerning lolterisg or newspapers, period
icals and other publications containing lot.
terry advertisements and TO provide pen
atty for the violation OF the net. go,
The question OF the reference OF this bill
cave rise to some discussion, Brown con
tending that II should 10 20 tbs committee
on Judiciary, tha speaker holding That u
must be referred to the committee on post
offices and post roads. IL was finally re-
ierred to the latter committee.
BY Thomas-To authorize the construc-
ton of bridges across the Missouri between
rs mouth and tina mouth of tho Dakota or
lanes, and across the Mississippi near
Natchsz, and across the Illinois between tbs
mouth aud Peoria and To presorios Tine
character, location and dimensions OF 'hs
same.
By Wood-To limit the Jurisdiction OF the
United States courts and protect Innocent
purchasers of patent rights.
By Murphy--ro provide construction oil
tho Michigan and Mississippi canal and Tor
cheaper transportation; also resolution
declaring that congress has no legal or cor
stitutlonal power TO prohibit the trade IN
IN alt or alcoholic liquors.
Nv Henderson OF Iowa-Granting pen
sions 10 soldiers and sailors OF the late war
who served three months and are unable
by reason Of physical disability to earn u
subsistence or are sixty.iye years old.
BY Wilson OF Iowa-ro regulate inter
strife commeTcs. ,.,,
By Ryan-To establish an educational
fund for tina education OF the people; also
to declare the equal rght9 OF the cltiEohs,
and the union OF state without reference
to race or color; also 10 provide Tor the
manufacture OF salt in the Indian territory
also for the allotment OF lands In several
to Indians: also for tho prevention oil Tres
pass on Indian land.
By Aaderson-tor the adjustment OF ell
grants of lands IN aid Of railroads doinl
business IN Kansas, also changing the rules
Of the house 20 extend 10 Correspondents
and repor ers privileges OF the loooy near
the speakers chair.
By Psrkins-To place molasses aud sugar
on the FREQ list; also appropriating ANNUALLY
$50 O00, 900 to aid the support OF common
schools.
Bv Petsrs-To regulate Interstate com
merce; alec to classify the lands OF the
United States, agricultural, mineral, tim
Der and grazing.
BY Weiler-For tho relief OF soldiers ana
sailors OF the late war and to restore them
to auual rights in money payments, with
the holders OF government bonds; 1t pro-
yides for the issue OF $500, 600, 600 In treasn-
nv notes, with which TO pay soldiers and
sailors tho difference IN value between
the money paid them and gold, together
with per cent. interest; also providing
that banking associations shall every iour
months pay tax OF per cent. on the
average deposits received during the pre-
Yious four months.
BY White, OF Ksntucky-To abolish the
tax on tobacco; also, for eommiaaion on
the alcoholic liquor TRAFFIC.
By Wells-To extend the time OF pay
ment Of the tax on distilled spirits IN ware
houses.
By Thompson-To consolidate the inter
nal reveuus and cusIems district OF eacn
state.
BY Long-To repeal the tenure OF office
act.
By Hunt-To prevent undue contraction
of the currency by making provision ioI
th cir issue and maintenance in circulation
by a national banking association, snd ia
make provision for ,sc1ring the notes OF
ins,lveDt banking associations.
By Davi, of sachusetts-Proposins b
constitutional amendment giving CONGRESS
power 20 limit the time OF persons to be
daily employed In the manufacture OF tex
lille fabrics and other industries.
BY Eldridge-To remove the duty on all
kinds Of lumber.
BY Yaple-To abolish the duty on friction
or Lucifer matches.
By Buckner-To prevent undue conlrae'
ton of paper circniatiop; also, TO pron,o OH
the issue of treasury and bank notes OF less
denomination than ten dollars.
BY Dsckery-To reducs the.duty on wear
ing apparel made part wool; also, to reduce
the duty on wool TO be manufactured into
wearing apparel.
The call WAS then suspended, to be con-
tiousd tomorrow. Six hundred and sew
epty bills were introduced.
The sneaker laid before The house the
resignation of George ID. Robinson, OF ass-
sschusetis. IL WAS tabled.
The speaker announced the appointmen'
of Singleton Wilson, of West Virginia, Is
regent of the Smithsonian Institute.
O'Neill, OF Pennsylvania. presented pc
tition ef the Citizens Suffrage society, O.
Philadalphis, asking that orgress protect
all citizens In the right 70 vote.
Converse offered resolution calling upon
thu secretary OF the treasury tor informa-
ton concerning undervaluation. false
classification and other irregular practices
In the Importation OF woods and woolel
good; adopted.
Adjourned.
National Notes.
WAsHIsorox, Jan. THE treasury re
,erye OF one and two dollar notes havinI
become exhausted, Secretary Folger ha
..kaa congress for an appropriation