The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-05
act Of congress donating those lands. Re.

under inc act OF congress OF August oth,
1861,
BY E.ton-For the punish msnt OF officers
OF the United States Tor tho Illegal use OF
money or other thirgs OF value In election,
BY Robinson. OF New York-Amending
the constitution by providing an export
tax, such a9 congress may deem Just, for
the encouragement OF the home rnanufac.
ture OF our domestic produce, which may
be laid on raw or unmanufacturad cotton.
by Hopkins-For the pay ment TO en-
ployees OF the government OF .lariss with
held In violation OF the eight hour law.
BY notwithstanding Wisconsin beer
a1d other beer containing less than 2 IL
per cent. OF alcohol from tho payment OF
internal revenue tax.
BY Wellcr-For the relief Of Lady Frank
lin Bay expedition. IL recites that In con-
sequence OF series OF unwiso attempts TO
explore the uGinhsbltahle aud snproduct.
i've region towards the nor,h pole, the
lives of L number ot soldiers, sailors and
other person are IN imminent peril; that
previous attempts OF the govern
ment TO rescne persons Sim ularly
imperiled only resulted IN greater loss 81
lie and that persons in private lilo were
better fitted to undertake such en-
terprtses, rescue tho United States
soldiers ard sailors, end authorizes
the president to offer n reward OF 100000
10 the muster, owner aud crew OF any YES
sci or ship that will NJ any time during the
year 1884 rescue aud restore 10 any port Of
the United States Lieutenant a. W.
GreelY and his party, the reward to b.
paid IN standard silver dollars.
Randall, from the committee on rules, re-
ported Il resolution providing that rlles OF
the house, iorty.sixth congress, ns amended
by this house DO the rules OF the
house for the forty eighth congress
until further order. lie explained the Of
ioct Of the resolution waste bring into force
the rules Of the forty-sixth congress as
amended by the present house.
After offering many amendments, further
Of tho matter was postponed
until Thursday.
Springer. rising to q question OF privi-
lege seat 10 the clerks desk the memorial
Of Richard w. Webb, Of New Mex CO, pre-
senting charges against Chief Justice 3.
b. Axtell, OF the Supreme court Of New
Mexico. and resolution directing the
on judiciaries TO inquire,
and ascertain whether the allegations
in the memorial are true, and
whether the conduct Of tho chief
Justice IL such as TO render him
uRtit to discharge the dutas OF his
office, and report to the house what action
Is advisable 10 take, either by impeach-
ment or otherwise. After a short di.cns-
sion as 10 whether the resolution presented
a question Of privilege, IL was referred to
the committee on judiciary,
National Notes.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.-Representatye
Morrison completed his tariff bill this
morning nnd during the call Of states intro
iuced IL in the house. The bill was pre-
pared last week, with the exception Of
placing few articles on the list, concern.
Ing which Morrison was undecided A re-
iuction OF 20 per cent is made in numerous
while in few cases the reduction
Is greater or less than this rate A provIs'
on prevents any reduction TO u rate lower
han in the Morrill, act OF 1851.
The title OF the bill IL IAN act to
reduce the import duties and war
.arff taxes" 1t provides that on and after
he 1st of July, 1884, 10 lieu OF duties and
rates of duty imposed by law on the i'm
oortation OF goods, wares and merchandise
mentioned In the several schedules OF IAN
lct to reduce internal revenue taxation
nd for other purposes" approved March
hall be levied, collected and paid so per
.ent. of the several duties and rates of duty
low imposed on said articles severslly, that
9 to say, on all articles mentioned in sched.
lies IN cotton and cotton goods seized ule).
j" (hemp jute butts schedule), * (wool
md woolens schedule). "C' (metas other
han ore schednle), IN" (books, papers, etc.
chedule) ,"E"( srear SCHEDULED "F"(t tobacco
chedule I'D" wood and woodenware),
Except as hereinafter provided; on all arti.
les subject TO an ad valorem duty in
chedule "B" (earthenware and glassware,
chedulo &c" (provisions except 90 herein.
.fter provided), schedule IN" (sundries
ther than precious stones, salt, Goa bris;,
les aud lime), schedule "a" Chemical
except as hereinafter provided |
10 duty or rate ofduty snail, sfter the SAID
Sc day of July, 1884, be levied, collected or
,aid in excess OF 40 per cent. al valorem,
r its equivalent on cotton and cotton
GODS; so per cent ad valorem, or it's equiv
lent on metals; 60 per cent. ad yalorem on |
yool and wooden goods; provided, that moth.
ug in the act shall operate to reduce
he duty above imposed on any article |
elow the rate at which said articles were |
everally dutiable under "AU act to provide
or the payment of outstanding treasury |
otes, to authorize loans, to regulate and |
* duties on imports and FOR other pur.
oses, approved March 2, 1861, commonly |
allied the Morrill, tariff, on ali unpublished
y hinder, crown and common window glass
II cast, polished, plate glass, unsilveres,
xceeding "a by 60 inches square; on salt in |
ags, SACKS or barrels or Cther packages, or
a bulk.
Sec. 2. On and after the LIST of July, |
SS4, the importation OF articles eDumera-
ed and described in this section shall be
rempt ron duty, that is to says: Iron ore,
nclu1 ding msngsniferousi iron, ore, tho dross
r residuum from burnt pyritss and sui
hur ore; copper imported in the form OF
res; lead ore and lead dross; nickel in ore;
iatte, chromaie OF iron or chronic ore.
GAL, slack or culm; coal bituminous or
hale; timber hewn and sawed aud timber
eed for spnrs and in building whsrves;
yood manufaci ured not specially enumer-
ted or provided for in this act; hay.
hickory root, ground or unground, burnt
n prepared, and oil other articles used or
Intended to be used as coffee or as q substi-
n 10 therefore not specially enumerated or
provided for in this act; jute, butts, Dristles;
,eeswax; lime; slycerihe; curde;
sh; glue, or isinglass; sponges,
exirine; burnt starch; gum substitute;
xtract Of hemlock and other bark used Tor
aiming, not otherwise enumerated or pro.
ded in this act; indigo extracts OF and
armined tartars, partly refined. including
,ee's CRYSTALS; cement, Roman, Portland
nd all others; whiting and Paris white;
rywood; tar, coal tar, crude coal tar. pro-
uc,s of ruch as naptha, benzine, benzole
1 dead oil and pitch, and preparations OF
oal tar not cslors or dye not specifically
Enumerated or provided for In TINS
ct; logwoods and decoctions OF ochre.
mber and lumber esrths; sienna and sienna
aiths all earths or clays, unwrousht or
not especially enumerated
r provided for In this act, all barks. beam,
srries, bslsams, buds. bulbs and dubious
cots ana excrescen-ee. such as nut gals;
ruits, flowers, dried fibre, grains,
INNS, and gum resins, merits,
saves, lchens, moses. nuts, roots and |
TENS, spices, vegetables, seeds, aromatic.
ct garden seeds, and seeds OF morbid
rowth; weeds. wood used expressly for
rying and dried insects, any Of the fore.