The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-05-15

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Incident tals morning returned lfJm NsS
York.
The Star sevs the probability is that He
Wits tariff bill vii not be rspc.tsd 20 the
Louise by the ways and means committee
The trade dollsr oill will not be reported
fayorably this session by the sena, finsuc3
committees.
THE house committee on Judiciary has
decided iavoraby on - report OF Repre-
sentative Barksoale's bill, providing for the
adjustment OF my claims ri states
age osi the United States. Ia snCn sdjus.,
msnt this bill provides no charse shall
be %ais ~ an Any ., Sh1s sccouOt
Of direct war tax laid by cor eyss n 1861.
The senate committee On faqncss this
morning listened TO Senator She name sd
verse report upon the traIe collar Dill,
but did not reacn u fll-f dispc rition OF
the matter. Its further coopider alton 10
pos, poped until the third ~uesday in
June. The reason for this ostponement
is understood 20 be the on,nion. OF O
msioritv of the oom mit.ee i-clud'1g
dent TO bring OH a financial pr ssure ut
this fimp or take M the
trade dollar question apart from
the other subject Of siyer coinage.
which, ii 10 the opinion ) OF
some members Of the c nmittee, vii
soon require consideration and dsbsta, and
warrants the belief that the trade do'ier
bill will not be Iavorably reported this ses.
sion.
The houss committee on military affairs
instructed Represent alive Rosecrlns to ar.
pear befove The house committee
on appropriations and fecommerd
q provision be inserted II. the
legislative. executive and judic.sl appropri'
alton bill by which the dntrs
now prepsred by special examiners
of the pension Office shall be performed
ceiye full p4v instead ofthrse-qusrter psy,
attaching 10 theirrsnk in active service.
FORTY-EIGHTH CONaEEss = JRsT
SESSION.
sENArE
WAsHrseroN, May 3.-TPfsll.] The
char laid before the senate a commu aice-
tioE from tpo secretas y OF VIZ vecomniend-
ing n appr orjstiou of Soo,C,1 fer repairs
on the jocks q bar sacks, Ne.f Orleans,,
A mum her IF pttsiipns wern pre- .nic On.
posing any 4 ion Of csnersss that would
lead J, tie dssruc ior OF healthy c3nl-
petition 10 lie telegraph business.
Mr. Sherman presented q petition. lu
M, rousiy s..Gsd, in favor of piacing Ger
ersl E.smont on the retired list OF ne
army.
Nj Plsir, row the committees on pen,
s;ops, rspsrtsd uniayJranlye spt 70 graz
d osnsion TO General Ward B BJr-
nats AMI submitted the disssrE Il, views OF
tue nlincrIty.
Mr. u sgai, from the committee on mil
itsry affairs, reported favcrao'y 3 bill I. 30
place Gsnersl Graut on the retired list,
Mr Jr,a I asked that the MI be- nus at
Acs upon i's passage. Uttrmous con-
sent vas given and LIS hill Wal at ouca
read the third time and passet without
debate or remarks, Except inst Mr.. Logan
!, ssid rhas he nrssrlmed there would be no
objection to ii. The bill provides that 10
recoe milton - the distinguished services
rendered the United Stats by General U.
8, Grant, late general OF the ermy, that be
be placed on the retired list with the rank
and full nay Of o general OF the army.
Mr.. Hartlson, from the COMMITTEES on
Territories, reported fsvoraoIy, with au
penses OF q commissionfor tie exploration
ofthe territories of Alaska. Nj
Mr.. Slater, at hia own request, was ex-
cused from further service on the commit
Tee on Z ommeYce. and tbs president OF the
senate appointed Mr.. Farley to the va
lCsrcy.
MI. Logan gays notice in order, he eaid,
that the pension committee might look
into the matt3r, that when the Mexlcsn
soidiers' pension bill came up for cpnsid-
Grafton, he would ui0ve to strike out the
amendment Ut the senate committee that
provided that no oneehould have the bsnef1t
Of the bill unless they were unable 70 MAKE
4 living. This, Mr.. Logan setd, YVES trent-
ling them az ,paupers and pntting them
on the pension list because Of tEeit
being psupers. He was opposed TO suca aa
NJ FIVE called up the shipping bill.
Tho question IVES on the appeaf Of Mr.
Back from the decision Of the chair,
TINT the motion for committee conference
Waain order before tins specific disagree'
ment ofthe house 70 the senats smend'
ments. s " 2. &. Il
the mot100 lOf luo cUuieloutc oVAn tAAis wv -
this stage Of tue bill as dangerous inuo'
Nj. Frye defended bis motion, and cited
ThS motion Tor conference wau agrsed to
nays II; yeas, q. M. sherpan was the
only spublioan who votsd in the negative.
The chair appointed - con-
feroes on the part Of. the eenatq.
Meesrs, frye, Miller, Of New York, and
Vcst. The senate then resumed considers q:
ton Of the Ibdien BILL which WAS debated
e considerable length By Messr1: Dawes,
Plumb and Dolph. The bill wss then pro
ceeded with, l3mpletca and passed s.
amended. and the oe1lsto adj0ufneos
Befors edi0ufnmept the cnair laid betole
the senate the Utah bill, and ~. Bln!r
gave notice that alter the mornine bunioeol
|to-morrow be would call mp the house bill
4 TO establish 4 buroau on labor atet|etic..
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