Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-29
RNGRESSIONAL.
i. .OUroprIates se,eso,o 900
D., ,'..n "r 70 Protect Our Coun'
and and prepare for War
and Dorsey of Kansas
Odian~ . souss by n wordy
warfare.
XIX congress

Id
4 he senate a message from the
4 sect 1t had instructed its
y insist on striking from the
80 TO the Portage lake and
s,lr min M canal, and the Mlchl-
lnnenIn canal, Sturgeon bay
E upIs ship canal, Mississippi
nsemeuts and Potomac river
ki ma remarked there was no
sarv right to give these
ai' aud remove the con-
|s.o,n abeing a full and
4 lIyyarence.n The senate
however, had concluded to
-, question as the session was
+. SIose. and as the interests of
rsoulredaction on the bill. He
O,oyed the senate insist on its
tsut and agree TO have the con-
'iteo by the house.
N Siscassion ensued as to the
J house to instruct its con-
- hand what to do and what
"A Int finally the resolution was
Inn he senate insist on its
4 - including those mentioned
y ,e,olution and agree to the
asked for
Mcmillan, Conger and Ran
Ell r,opointed conterees on the
senate.
,r,p from the committee ON
lions reported back the reso-
'ed by Mr.. Call, as to the ar
ien,ion of American citizens
4 then took up the fortiaca-
me bin as it came from the
sropriated 100000. The SEN
4 100000 to that amount in ac-
sith the recommendations of
ne and gun foundry boards.
ID the manufacture of heavy
Beck said that what the coun-
Nj and wanted now was big
sey should be bought now, of
Atlern from Krupp and others
bd then the guns should ulti-
made at home. But the gov
should not wait absolutely de-
-nnii guns could be manufac-
be United States. He wanted
ports of New York, Boston,
bnd San Francisco fortified at
b aid not believe that the
\ qIiie far enough in getting
h Wllted now. That was his OBJ
! The bill.
gts said it was impossible for
States government to procure
u Krupp or any of the great es-
Ants abroad, as they were en-
their utmost capacity in filing
i other governments.
Wiley in speaking on the subject
lapprOylngly from a letter
|lel j. Tilden to himself
|ng the apathy of con.
tais matter, and said no
lesmanlike or patriotic sentiment
+, expressed among the people
themselves statesmen and poll
gph opposed authorizing a con-
the South Boston Iron works
|nstruction of cast-iron mortars
punt Of 100000.
kndment was further defended
nmb, and finally agreed to.
|lnmb offered an amend
propriating $500, 1000 to en-
secretary of the navy to
|lditional tools and machinery
llng and assembling heavy
AZ the Washington navy yard.
was then reported to the SEN
Fllous amendments were agreed
bill passed,
ate then took up the surplus
and adjourned.
THE HOUSE.
IeToN, July 28,--The speaker
the appointment of Messrs.
Eaton and Payson as confer
y Northern Pacific forfeiture
man OF Indiana, from the con-
nmlttee on the legislative, exec
laalclal bill, reported continued
.slt. MIR. Holman said that a
agreement had been reached
tIse Increasing the appropria-
a'erhal revenue employees and
appropriation for collecting
regard to marriage and d.
Y narrowed the disagreement
item, senator's clerks, and |
uc senate was firm. He moved |
oase recede from its disagree. |
Pe amendment.
lSSA.e, me motion was agreed |
y, nays ss.
conference was ordered on
~ points Of difference.
Il y asn went into committe OF
II c W. vac senate amendment to
|'5o .isu appropriation bill.
~ were considered without
Irl, saa the recommendations of
4 SS,s, On appropriation were
4 cas.i we clause relating to
-n vSslElacates was reached
n VI Missouri offered an
sno gp'oV'ding that certificates
N.Y. ,sa on all standard silver dol.
ana and paid out on ex-
w ivy ooilgations Of the govern
is,Sa NY received in the treasury
'9susu.
'v ny. felected-lsl to Sand
ieS w j., agreed to in the shape
y Inc committee on appro-
NJ sS' upon which a hitch
a sa le os senate amendment re-
fo yviVVO to $4,000 the ap.
4 Tue protection of the
mT,, ttust fraudulent entries.
Ied c"s se on appropriations
N occurrence in the amend
nd ,aoa l.nan moved non-con-