The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-20
WARRINGTON NEWS ITEMS.
Proceedings OF the Extra session Of
the senate.

tht Nthutts
A telegram to the war department
from Gen. Hatch, at Arkansas City,
says: COUGHS colony, about 800 in
number, continue in camp and say
they do not intend to disband. do
not believe they will attempt to enter
the teraitory.
1t is understood the Central Amcri-
can question was considered by the
cabinet to-day.
Washington, March ~. - George
Gray, successor 10 Bayard, was sworn
in to-day.
The committee on printing was au-
thoaized to sit during recess.
The resolution introduced last week
relating to the sale OF lands granted
in Florida TO aid railroads, was re-
ferred
Ingalls, resolution, offered last week,
| calling for information relating to the
alleged illegal occupancy of Oklahoma
lands, WAS laid before the senate,
Ingalls, said since the resolution was
offered il had been practically ans
wered by the presidents message.
lie moved il be laid on the table
Agreed to.
Henderson offered resolution pro-
viding committee of five senator's
be appointed TO proceed TO Alaska
and make Investigation. Laid over
until tomorrow.
The executive session then adj
iourned.
In the executive session Senator
sherman offered resolution provid-
ing for the appointment of two sena'
tors TO wait upon the president and
inform him sunless he had further
. communication to make the senate
was ready to adjourn without day. II
lies over until tomorrow.
THE DISPATCH BOATS DOLPHIN AM
TALTAPOosA.
Secretary Whitney declined to take
action upon the report recommending
0 the acceptance of the new dispatcl
boat Dolphin until he had an oppor
tunitv to examine the contract and al
the details of the vessels construction
The secretary also ordered the ITALIA
poosa to be put in repair for rcgula
service instead of for transportation
of government freight and passen
gers.
Archbishop Gibbons, of Baltimore
called at the executive mansion, D.
q appointment, this afternoon. in com
many with II. 4. Mcrrick, and was b
the latter presented to the presiden
who received them in the blue parlol
After pleasant conversation of ha
ar hour the archbishop took his leay'
n receiving from President Cleveland
q cordial invitation to repeat the call.
lhe senate in executive session rat
fed the treaty with the Khedive {
Egypt aud the convention relative
boundary lines between this countr
n, and Mexico. The treaty with III
10 Khedive extends to the United STATE
NJ commercial private privileges whit
D. Great Britain enjoys by virtue of Il
treaty between Egypt and Gree
made about one year ago. The treal
~ with Mexico recognizes principle i
iG ternational law in the settlement OF
NJ dispute which may occur the owe
" hanging bed of the Rio Grande rive
IN Rear Admiral janet, commando
W. the north Atlantic squadron, tod
0F autographed Commissioner Clark
~ the alliance at New Orleans, instru
ing him TO proceed TO Carthagena ~
Baranquilla, United states of Colu
bia. and protect American intero
in that country during me pres,
AS disturbed condition Of affairs. I
dispatch informs Commander Ola
SIS that vessels belonging TO Americ'
which have been signed by insurge
We without compensation may be fol
bly recovered. aud says the Uni
Magdalena Steam Navigation co
many, of New York, has called the
&C. tention of the secretary Of state to
seizure of their steamers by arm
AT force.
" The secretary of the treasury
issued warrant 332 sos in favor of
governor Of Kansas for expenses
re Cured in that state in repelling
10 dian inyasions.
A number of nominations v
sent in to-day, but arrived after
iournment. The senate undorst
that they consist Of appointments