The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-03-05

Ifs1e of ne House s., ..s marguerite
Feature
WprNuTOs, AlHrrH -'tuniinu
alton of night session ot March 3D.
AZ -.l5 q. m, the house adopted th
conference report on lir Qualification
! appreciation bill, aud Che past 0iDru
bill was still under confederation,
Mr.. RANDALL submitted confer
enco report ON tho sundry ciy'i appro
priatiOn bill. out Of ~ amendment
placed ON tho hill ~ the senate aT
agreement had been reached as Ia Ia
leaving On still In controversy, The "a
amendments ON which agreemOnt had
not been reached involved AN appTO-
priation Of s8,233,OO0. or these, % were
for public building which would gequira
an eNpediture Of 81 $1,000.
For two hours aud halls mattera went
on smoothly, The report Of the confer
once was agreed IN, aud the hOuss pro-
cecded Ia consider the amendments
upon which no agreemCaL had been
reached, Tho house insisted ON ita dis
agreements In each ease until tha amend.
nents relative 20 public buildings were
reached,
Mr.. Randall asked that they be con.
sidered Ia gross, but objection vas
made by those members who desired 10
mend tho amendments with row
propositions.
Mr.. Randall thoreupon called for the
previous question on tha .'rst senate
amendments, but the point, "nO uuO-
num-" having been raised, iugther con.
sidocatlOn was postponed, ana MIR. Ran
dIll submitted tEa conference report on
the naval appropriation bill, AnnOun9-
ing disagie uuout,
As he closed tho reading of tho report
daylight began TO stream into the cham
hor, and the door Keepers busted them
I selves In awakening tho many persons
10 had spent tho night Ia tho CALLER
les, aud who had enjoyed quiet maps
/ stretched upon the benches, the ir heads
7 resting on OvgTUlHtS ana other in
+ p.0yised pillows, New arrivals made
/ their appearance and the mousse began
! 10 wear y brighter aspect, Although
/ 'hi AIR in tho chamber was sitting
members who had been .l0eping la tho
cloak rooms and Hobbies can into tho
hall refreshed and proceeded 10 .he res
tlur3nt 20 procure breakfast,
The report on tine naval blll was not
agreed D. and n lur.ior conit renee was
ordered
Al o'clock consideration (ftLc sun
dry Civil bin WAS resumed.
MIR. blbp moved Ia conc ur IN all
ate except one, TINS Being 70 served In
order chat an opportunity mil Int te uh-
Gained 70 ohsr amendments. Agreed
,B-l7T 90 80.
II was then agreed By unl nnimous
consent that tho members h0uld bC
permitted 10 offer .Er.r auS udWeuts
and nave them vote. fTop, h. ID slng Spe-
uiglly simulated i.Ht iGr yea, ,ld NAYS
huUid not oe called and that no cues
ton OF quorum should DO raised
Pending further action, Il9 confer
eu'e reports ON the fUFt iuitipu aul the
deficiency Apprppria iul bills ere sub
mtLod and agreed t..
During the Offering of am"i ldwonts
and NCtiNg upon them t1Hro was iu-
tense confusion aud gIuiieme. NJ !n the
house. Finally, no O'Clock,
Mr.. RANDALL ga guuUod 70 nc front
O. the house ami protested arue9tly
against what no cHarHutt ri2ed a. most
unseemlY procedure. DIR. Randall
said II was proceeding 80 prov ynt The
sUndry civil bin from being lldopt.n.
ana was forcing "a extra Sessi IN, and
thaC WAS being done by this def naui of
individual members for publ bald
iugs. al ask the house, COutinI led no,
pGSsiuuat6Iy, "iUr the posses sion OF
this bill, that | may send 10 10 tho senate
and secure u conference, and thu avoid
an extra session. IAppiause.l He
vote on amendments already Offered,
and to send the bill 70 a conteren ce. The
motion was agreed to.
At $40 Mr.. HOLMAN reported that
the conference committee on tho legiS-
Iative, judicial a q executive apprOpTia-
zion bill had been unable TO agree. He
stated the points OF q! ference still relate
10 the senate amendment providing for
senator's clerks.
MIR. DOCKERN moved hat the house
recede and agree TO the amendments
without division. This passed tho oil. |
The house then rHsoTted TO tiliDuSter-
| ing tactics again on tho contested cleo
ton case OF Frederick vs.. Wilson lot
Iowa., and no quorum appearing, call
OF the house was ordered.
Mr.. HUGCHiNS submitted n confer
euce report on the naval appropriation
bill. Agreed TO.
Mr.. KBIFER offered the following
resolution: That the thanks OF this con- |
gress me heartily rendered to ,ho HOn.
John G. Carlisle, speaker, for tho cour
tesy with which he has treated all its
members and for the ability and FAIR
ness with which he has presided over
che deliberations OF the house daring
the torty-eighth congress.
The vote was taken standing, and
amid loud, continued applause
SPEAKER HATCH, pro TOM, (sf
Missouri) declared the resolution
adopted unanimously by the 325 repre- !
senatives If tho iortv-eighth congress.
Or notion the Poland r@Tuiu'pu was
unanimously adopted, rendering the
thanks OF tho house to the Hon. Joseph |
G. S. Blackburn, speaker pro tenn, for
the ability aud courtesy with which he
presided over tho deliberations OF Inc |
! house during the period he occupied the .
speaker CHAIR
THE GRANT RETIREMENT IN TIE HOUSE. /,
Mr.. RANDALL submitted tho confer !
ance report Oh the suuiry civil appro- !