Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-11

4 June l0.--The chair laid |
go ssrste a message from the
FIN 4 letter from the secretary
Il 1,l,on 20 the distribution Of |
4 = y. ne relief OF the owners,
A row of the brig Gen. Arm
4 edered, ,.o,.,s
',tier from A. @. Congrel of |
4 mems clubs of the United |
s,Sg FOR the passage Of a bill |
!, ' nnSstoiilce savings banks. Re-
.,utine morning business Mr..
" m IN the hill TO prohibit men,
, ~ from accepting a
s Y, employment from rail-
%n ~ which hive re-
XXX grants or pecunlary
INV ,,ress Mr.. Beck stated that
A mark TO make upon it. He
y Immediate consideration.
s,ssonds moved its reference to
oli,ee on Judiciary. The yeas
~. ,rere called and the motion
4 IA tEenty.one to twenty-four.
Men came TO vote and was
\ s,sout reference TO any commit
N NJ massage of the bill the yeas
a tr't5ur, nays eleven. Following
n sin detail;
Il Nessfs. Allison, Beck, Berry,
j smTr Butler, Chase, Cockrell.
s.iSult Cujlom, Dolph, Eustis,
,re Hale, Harris, Harrison,
3 KIN OF arkansas, Keuna, Nc
a sspaerson, Malone, Maxey, Nor
A NOR Plumb, Pugh, Ransom,
sherman, Vest, Whitthorre,
4 (, Iowa, and Wilson of Maryland
Vsssrs Bowen, Cameron, Dawes,
/. Eyarts, Hoar, Mitchell of Ore
n 5sbeYger, Sawyer, Sewell and
,.rruItarll appropriation bill was
"A M. Mr.. Dolph moved the
~ ,Nt reported from the commit
g rpc lands, appropriating $4,000
+ sho reclamation of arid regions
agton territory by sinking arte-
Ms
+ T,ner advocated the amendment.
M the great advantages to ac-
nm the discovery that water
\ rot in the arid region by arte-
NM The lands were absolutely
* without water.
,A,ir thought the amendment
b called an "amendment auth
men to bore into the treasury of
x lad States"
Y Fichell said ii was an error to
hat there was any "job" in the
a Appropriation. He advocated
ldment as OF greatimportance to
T. ritog OF Washington.
h George, while favoriug The amend
moved an amendment providing
4, wells shall be sunk on govern
hni, and that such land be re-
tom sale until further provided
This amendment was agreed to
/ 5000 provision as so amended
rNdtO.
"a Rcs objected TO the senate amend
y biting the use OF American manu-.
and material and machinery
ated by the house appropriation
~ for experiments in the manu-
tVlsugar, lie read a letter from
Of the agricultural department
n that such a clause would destroy
ziulness Of the appropriation, as
calheIy could not be made in the
States, especially under the linn
tat the machinery must be built
"A d domestic material. MI, Beck
sais letter from the leading manu-
II Of machinery, saying that the
. adepsrtment Of agriculture knew
VA Of machinery.
NSialsbuTy maintained that the re-
y the chemist constituted an as
o. the Intelligence OF American
ies.
lance inquired whether the United
bad got &c such a condition of per
and beautitude as never to pro
lyhlng from abroad. The limita
r sltned to was a device to turn the
lunl bill into tariff bill.
tuslls said the experiments con
hdin the manufacture of suga
! made within a short time or theI
y Of no use. Hence he favored
'tnase Of machinery where it cculC
quickly got,
II Miller said no person acquainted
sle subject had any doubt tina
An machinery for making suga
she was the best machinery made
Al said the planters of Louisiana
d ny $4,000 in foreign machinery
slo throw the machinery away.
Snite amendment was agreed to
nays -. The bill was thel
saostantially as reported from tn
~ coumiitae.
AeraersOn introduced a bill to in
II ae naval establishment, identica
" With the bill introduced b.
saAllve Herbert In the house o
aAuyes, 1t approprlates 90, 426,
osph moved that the senate re
seasideration Of the Northern Pa
aFl'are bill, and that blu was lai
lae senate.
* lg the consideration of this bill
sa'eoerger called attention TO hi
n providing for open eXecutiv
d y was five months, he saif
~ began the consideration of tn
whether this body was a hons
ora United States senate. n
laa been arrived at yet.
-2lilll said there was a mutui
--a'ng that the subject should b
W and voted on after the railroa
IN disposed Of.
A..llaleoerger Insisted on a vote o
,noa OF taking up the resolution
N ~ Reused TO take 1t up, yeas /
me senators voting in til
Ie We're: Blair, Butler, Cox
,Slge, Logan, Riddleberger an
,'alo wished to call up the bl
we Presumption, timber, Gu