Telegram-herald., 1886-05-18
IL SENATE AND HOUSE.
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haIIcFs in tne .sssst-

H s-afs..I5 5s aa4 - 80 ti.f..-e L93tf
Eassed 1ili appnopri4ans 90 oeo fof lhs
arsct.oa of pa8lie batdlng at fl PAso,
fszas Ins states we're fAea called f5r the
Ialrtaaanan ef bills asr reference. Among
oiasr- tna f5lI8siag acre introduced bY
Ar % NelI gi .--osri. zraa.nE iease ~
st.ence Gt sIuuilf e- lu atFS Yards - Af.
8t1neit uI NORTH Carolina. t3 repeal the
AK ~ ~ pef ceet. on notes of state bonds
ai..e a. ejaculation. ~ 81 lisNlft a FesQ-
iafIan caliils apeB enc bssas 90 the eKeeu-
tis- department.. hir statement ~ all
lae sueulet balances iu their custody aud
8g 81 FELTON,. of Caalorua. 90 refand to
ez leflefs 8i irult d4lles pa.d ou inpofJed
sugar
01 the con lu-lon oi fhe call Use House
vent iafo committee ~ fhe a loie ou the
r.eaf Deficiency biii. which, alter brief
eousliefai-gns Nas reported 80 Tie House
aaI passed.
Tie call Of com uiitees for motions
D. suspend fhe rules for the
purpose ef passing measures reported Was
lie8 proeeedet slth. Mr Richardson, of
tennessee on behalf of the commit e7 ou
Psehce railroads. moved 90 suspend the
rules and adopt resolution selting apart
tn- 5.h and "a Ut Junr Tor consideration OF
business from that committee. aud ex-
planned tlat tne most important measures
Nlleh would b. called up we're the Joint
resolution providing flr fhe investigation Ot
ihs accounts of the Pacific railways aud
oil providing tor the iunding Of tne debts 0t
these roads Mr. Crisp. OF Georgia. showed
that The P3cine c0mpfnIes owed tke gov
eminent sio< SD $50. baJ the debt would
nol 1e due uutiI lyIs rle debt was sroX-
ias at the rate Ot i.J0o 90 per year. and in
l-9s would amount 10 Sis 5lO. 800.
Ms Crisp said tue committee hal
provided that the debt should
be divided into 40 parts, Two Of which
should be pait each year {, ginning im-
u-dlaiciy lf The companies refused 10
accept the provisions Of the act the Thur
man AT would be- 80 amended a. to increase
from - per cent. o. 10 per cent the amount
required % be paid into the sinking fund
The motion o. suspend the rules aud adopt
the resolution vas agreed % without diyi-
sion.
Tie rules were then suspended aud The
House by a two-thirds vote passed the sen.
ate bill. t. provide for the study of the
nature OF alcoholic drinks and narcotics.
and OF their effects upon the human system.
in connection With tne several divisions of
the sublert OF physiology and hygiene, by
Jae pupils la the public schools OF the terri
t0ries aud Of tAe District OF Columbia and in
the Military and Naval Academy and Indian
and colored schools. The territory of the
uifed States
Mr. % Neill. OF Missouri. from the Com
miliee on Labor. moved 10 suspend the
rules and adopt the resolution setting apart
! J me 3 and subseq days for the cOnsid
ertdon OF business from that committee
/ Mt . Neill stated that the bills which would
he sailed mp ~ere those prohibiting the EN-
/ plWmeut Of alien and convict labor on
/ public works. 10 protect servants ana
/ m2hani.s in their wages. aud other ike
measures. The Educational bill would not
/ bscalied under tia. order. lively debate
emled the friends OF the Education bill,
witch w's reported from the Committee on
LbOr. taxing the ground that that measure
sDuld also bee considered Finally, at 4.25
th motion o. SUSPEND the rules and adopt
th, resolution prevailed-yeas. 196, nays Is.
| TIE House then adj burned