Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-05
|GRESSIONAL.
Interstate Commerce BIll
- 4 Vote Of Forty
Ibres to Twelve
,.tss Up tho River and har'
lss 4 Bill in Committee
Of the Whole.

rus SENATE.
ron. Feb. Ain the SEN
.a,ng after the reading of
Aha chair (Mr. Edmunds) |
.sn,mous consent to invite
n the senate the chief
10 dominion of Canada,
The capitol. The unani-
n was gwen;
" ,.Id before the senate the
, las relating TO Mrs
ia.y to the govern
the swords and other
nd civil testimonials
,sinp 10 Gen. Grant, and
AND congress to pass q bill
M incident to place Gen.
~ retired list.
massachusetts, from the
w nllyileges and elections,
:, ~ he credentials OF VIM.
N, ~ he newly elected
,.1m New York, had
HI detective, not being
he governor or counter
|.tssesr..tnry OF state. The
.sd report were laid on the
Uoar saying that the de-
|,onld doubtless be supplied
fysrts' term should begin.
I'm oflered by MIR. HILL or
|,4 apfeed to, calling on the
iibe interior TO COMMUNE
',enate the reports Of Inspec-
and Greer Of the general
on the subject Of fraudulent
ndsln New Mexico and tue
lrpes the, eto relating.
Hon offered by Mr. COckrell
4 was agreed to, calling on
sslrr general to explain why
had been erased
documentary history OF the
All service recently sent to
ate then, ON the motion OF
N. resumed consideration Of
iste commerce bill,
| Wick Of Nebraska moved
the section that provided
yment Of the necessary eX-
the commission 80 as TO
Y the necessary travelling
He said there had been sU
pdal connected with the eN-
the commissioners, etc, and
IN department. had been 30
At be Van Wyokl, thought
ion desirable.
Inc question had been put the
officer, Mr.. Frye, after the
use, remarked: 1.-THE chair
heard any senator vote either
0 and Ia therefore in doubt. "
ugbt outa full vote which was
,us for Mr.. VanWy ck's mo
ulsburry of Delaware In come
on The bill said that he had
IN any good come Of commits
What had the civil service
On ever accomplished?
limb Of Kansas remarked thai
I'D accomplished would to thI
lie apprehension be much
aren't IN about thirty day
yer had been before.
Il having been perfected |
rted to the senate from IN,
OF the whole, WAS read tn
e and passed. Yeas 43, nay
.e In detail was:
THE YEAS
Aldtich, Allison, Blair, Call
(Wls ChSce, COnger, Cul
res, DJlph, Eimund., Frye
Hampton, Harfls, Harrison
Hill. Hoar, Ingalls,, jackson
mes Fla Jones New LIS
ham, Mcmillan, MRndersoI
Al. Miller IN. " Mitchell.
Pike, Platt, Plumb, Pugh
iger. Sawyer, Sewell, SheI
!er, Vest, Wilson, 43.
THE NAYS
Bayard, Butler, CockTell
olqultt, Mcpherson, MsXey
Pendleton, Salisbury, Vance
k-l2
air laid formally before III
le Texas IL Pacific rallToa
siture bill.
'rrill moved IN lay it aside /
AXE up the house bill for Ia
! and recoinage OF the trad
fhls bill, as amended by ia
provides also for suspensio
ge Of standard silver dollar
We, by a vote OF 81 yeas 10
'Slded to take up the la
gals moved to strike out ii
l9n, which Is the section 81
NE coinage OF standard do
Mr. Morrill, then addTesse
7 on the bill.
Emerson said there would |
IN silver in the tTeasuI
august 1885, and he fayOrt
Ate suspension OF cOlnag
that the government vi
Aea legally bouud TO redeel
eoliars at their face value.
* said hat the bill as 7
.aa not by any means Il
~ opinion Of the finance COZ
enate ON the bill was thu
rue day. IL will be the u
ouslness tomorrow.
alr made two unsuccessful .
uiing the day to secure co
l Tor the anti.foreign contra
BE- executive session the Sc
USE on REPRESENTATIVE
house this morning, und
rule adopted yesterday, Il
70 tenn Blackburn, proceeds
llHe memhera IN cali mn an