The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-16
FORrY-EIGuTu CosGnEss FIRST
SESSION.


WAsHIGornN, April l5-fPresg. The
chair III before The senate lint iesolu-
ton OF tao CALIFORNIA legislature urging III.
psssage of the amended Ciinese restriction
act. The bill was report d ieyOrebly and
placed Oh he calendar.
By NJ. Bar. from tho C MN it.ee or
education aud labor 10 piovide commits
sion on the suujscs ofac,ncl q iqanr tar.H.
By Mr.. Ingalls, from tho cpnnittee on
Indian affairs, VITA Amendment, u oil for
the relief Ut the n gpeTceH Inaisns OF III tho.
BY Mr.. NJ Her from he comniittee Oh
finance, win Al atoendment, the bill TO
provide for COLLAGE al the braucl mint ol
Denver.
Mr. Morgan offered resolution, which
he askei 10 be printed and laid oser, ui-
rec,in q the com pittee on iriicisry 10 iu-
Quire aud report whether Paul Slrob on
Wnoys confirm stiop rs United States mar
shall Ia AlApsms had been r,j,oied by the
senate, Is now oi.charging he duties Of the
Office aud whether he Is Untitled to do 80
MIR. Dawes allied uD the bill TO divide u
portion II tue great reservation OF the Sioux
nations OF indians OF DAKOTA INFO ssps-
rate reservations aud to secure the rslin-
Qnishment OF the Indians 10 the remain
der.
Mr. Dawes moved an amendment Of the
bill so ~ to make the auiodJ " land to be
given In severalty t. tie Ponca Indians
fourteen sections. Agreed to.
Pending action on the bill the chair laid
before tho senate the unfinished business,
beiog the bankruptcy oil.
Mr. Dawes rsmarking he would to-mnr.
row, after tho morning business, cell up the
Indian oil for further considers on, c9n-
tidsration of the bsnrruplcY hill was pro-
cetded with by sections and much progress
luala TIE deb 10 Npipy confined 10 the
legal aspecl Ut ths provisions read. Amend.
mems IN detail were proposed h'
Messrs. George, BayArd, hoAr, Wilson,
Salisbury and S,etsr. most OF which
agreed 10. The DEBATE wss psri'Cip tef 10
by the senators pam and by Messrs. Hsr-
rsDn, Aldrich Garland, Cameron, of Wis
consin, and others.
The sections agreed 10 to-day provide
among other tnings that a1y person ewing
. providsble deb exceed n 1900 may ia ~
. voluntary pettton adj1ds.d oartrnpt,
any trader sing deoto iu eI ess OF 81 900
which leases his estate u avoid
his creditors, or c,ncesls hin
self t. avoid arrest or service
OF legal process, or iraudulently transfers
his property, or opncesls or removes the
same to avoid process or with the Intention
10 dsfraud his creditors, procures or suffers
lad xment t. be procured sgtirs' him, o.
WIN being actually insolveat suif rs nis
property 10 % ssizsd on execution, and
fails witbin thirty days TO redeem it or has
Suspended payment of his accoun,
for the ptrlou OF thirty days alter
the day found payable snail De
d0emed to have q IN uittsd the act OF bsrk
Yup,cy aud NAV bs adjudsed bankrupt Il
= petition Hled by one or more OF his credi-
tors.
journed.
WASHINGTON, Apri l5.-Ipress lin the
expsc. u lou ut d. it over The Morrison
tariff bill, 10 take place to-day, mem oers on
the re pu olicsu and democratic sides who
have the du v OF sscnring pairs for alb.
sentees we've kept busy this morning In
seeing that the vote OF no maa shoud
be was ed and that all pairs should contain
the names If the aivocatss and oppjuents
oftre measure.
MORRISON moved that the house 60 into
committee OF the whole Tor tn considers.
ton OF the tariff hill. There was no divi.
sion and the m ,tion was agreed 10. Cox oil
New York being called 70 cnair.
Immediately upon the cDmTi:tee's ss-
eemolng Eason objected to the considtra-
tiou OF the biit ana The o j-Cti,n VS. re-
ported 20 tue house ny vo.a OF ld0 yeas
and 138 nays and tls committee decldei 10
oon>idef tue measure.
There Wa INTENSE interest manifested In
the roll cxil At the conclusion OF the trst
vor Of the measure. raea vent on the
second csli. aud ths members Gro sdad
around any one of their colleagues VIII, was
keep ng tally, earnestly listening FIR escn
respors.. The result was 10 close until
the M, snnouncemsnt inst nobody wss
quite sure nov .n@ vots stood; bus upon the
ennoln -m-nt there was q roupd of np-
plsuss from tie tsm,crAiic side. The ccn.
mitsec hen n um-f Ute sitting. ana Nor
Ytson 0peae1 tle debate In support Of the
bill.
H. .ies-ribsd The naeoclsl condition 81
lh< osuutfg: -is'-i ln- r-timiei surtl1.
az rev~uueA ev-r sxJci1i'nres. AMI rv,@t
. po1 the tsec--ssls 81 reducing t,xsiion.
To fx,i u .rsi3cs tsxss a1i rsiieve the
people wyald % l.srsnt disregsri Of
pu5lc duty. Tao psaoing bin might not
b. all ira1ir-j. bp. ~ss en- a1vsnce
% Z pfou1e e more clrfpl--e tariff ~ !
rn,' 8o5b refsrn add sdfl-tns1i Of ina
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