Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08
The Clans Fall into Order as Readily
Under Democratic as Under
Republican Regime.
Everything in Applc.Pic Order For n
Winter OF Law.Making on lief.
fcrsonIan Principles.
Logan Without n Place IN the senate A
Jaw'nreaising Roll can--A Texas
Cadet Rcinstnted.
The senate Organized.

me senate organized,
special to the Gazette,
WARRINGTON, Dec. The meeting OF
congress was singularly prosaic, and
outside OF the usual routine OF the omen.
ing day, nothing worthy OF special note
transplred, A number of changes In the
location of senators were made, Senator
voorhees, takes Secretary Bayarl's scat
Walt Hali pre-omptcd Lnmar's place and
Jonas Of Arkansas succeeds TO Garland's
desk. Other desirable changes were
made to bring colleagues closer together.
Senator MGNcy received handsome
basket and n large bank OF flowers rcsom.
bling q writing.table
rrE noCsE ORGANIZED.
In the house there was au unusually
large attendance with $50 members.
Many desks were covered with nural
offerings The house ls an Imposing
| body of men, and II mAsslyenoss N any
indication OF ability the nation VIII he
well cared for, There Is little gossip
about Clcvoland's nominations. The In.
clinatlon Is 60 allow the opposition TO dc.
yelop itself when the first nomination Is
made.
rllE BLACK RAGLE WITHOUT Rousr,
| There Is some question about Logan's
committee status, His place as chairman
of the military commi tee was filled at
the extra session by Sowell, which was
construed by Logan's friends as a slight,
and implied that he would not De returned
70 the senate, 1t Is believed that Logan
VIII take his old place, although his 0ppu.
sltion 10 the Fiji John Porter bin viii
initiate against him.
Senators Mitchell OF Oregon and Miller
of California were the only senators ub-
sent to-day. They have not yet arrived.
RANDALL rs Nor LOADED.
Randall states that hc has not PREPARED
tariff bill, nor viii he lie says Glove.
lands Views are very conservative. aud
that Manning will make recommendations
having IN view reductions OF perhnns
S25,000,0 600, but SO arranged ms not tu In
inre the labor interests or 70 Interfere
with the business Of the country.
Lrr Nm 10 n.
A rumor was rife to-day that Public
Printer Rounds had rendered his Ioslana.
ton TO the house,
nom YouR HRESTn.
"rho roll-cal OF the house OF this con
gress Is the most diGlcult | have over
seem said MIR, Pettot, one of the read.
ing clerks of the house. "The time
wasted over these names during tho ses-
sion VIII amount TO considerable There
Is great difference In the time taken up
20 call the roll when the names run
smoothly and unsteady. When they run
Ike choppers IL takes almost twice as
hong. Listen 10 this Lchlbnch, Lafol-
lettc, Lautitta, Romels, StahlDccker, Van
sehaics and Cultivate. In addition TO
these there are many doubles There are
two Adams, two Aliens, pair OF Ander-
sons, brace of Brockinrdges, trio Of
Browns, n quartette OF Campbclls, two
Davidsons, two Gibsons, two Greens, two
Hendersons, two Jones, two Jolnsons and
Johnston, pair OF O'Neals, Reed
and Reid, pair OF Stones and four Tay.
Tors. The Thomases go In pairs and so
do the Wards, the Viewers, the Warmers
and the Whites.
rHn COURT on CLAIMS
met to-day aud called through the docket
for the December term. A motion was
made for an early hearing Of the French
spoliation claims, but the court refused
to make an order TO that effect, as 1t was
announced that the government counsel
was not rendy TO proceed.
GOT ruERE ON A sCItATCu.
Henry 4 Wiley, n Texas cadet of the
third class who was recently dismissed
from the naval academy by sentence Of
courtmaftlnl for hnzing has re-entered
the academy under the decision OF the at
torney-gcneral, who finds legal flaw 10
the proceedings OF the courtmartlal. Ga.
Diet Wiley was reprimandod by Secretary
whitney.
Ex.Congressman Claiborne Is here.
Representative Cain Is still III aud was
the only Texas member absent from the
house to-day.
TEXAS POSTAL CHAMPS.
Oflces established Camp Charlotte,
Tom Green county, Eulogy, Bosquc
county; Simpson, Shelley county; John
o. Stonehall, postmaster at Stonoham,
Grimes county.