Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-30
PROFESSIONAL
MN 10 Quit titles Of
M river settlers Over
Y 'p,rssidrpt's yeto'
.,.o reports Approved BY
I,sm In The sundry
t,ll Bni criticised


XIX congress
rnr sENArE.
lane 29.--Mr. Hawley,
ls,smlt,ee on military affairs,
ne Joint resolution APP
wnllam sewall Of New
Martin T. Malone Of New
FL, John l.. Mitchell Of Wis
.'.Sors Of the national homes
,oldlers TO al vacancies.
,bpn. on motion OF Mr..
4 ", .soea consideration OF the
,nof the bill to quitthe titles
',Sss Molnes river lands, and
gay BY Mr.. Eyarts in sup
'.s,o and Messrs. Allison and
s mn q the bill, IT was passed
',deut's veto by the requisite
F.,,s,orlty: yeas, "a, nays, l6.
Nj admitted the conierence
a e N. army appropriation Ibill
~ "a sppropriates about $ $4,000
q sId as It passed the mousse
4 ras agreed 70.
,.,o 'supmitted the conference
shIll 10 amend fhe Pacific
y, and it was agreed to. -.
=. hen. on motion Of Mr.. ALI
s W.. " 10 consider the bill making
\ . .Ss for legislative, executive
N synenses Of the government,
dlscu, sion, went over.
.mb from the conference COM
,ss I'm making appropriations
.~.s o Of agriculture, sub
/ ,snorI which was agreed to.
.6u rsye notice that lie would
.sss,e 10 finish the legislative
'row. Adjourned.
II The HOUSE.
.roN. June 20. MIR. Towns.
\ ssoIs sabmltted the report OF
y.ee committee on the pensions
sau bin. 1t was agreed TO.
ses Of Missouri, from the com.
spproprlatlons, reported the
lclency bill and II was referred
smlttee Of the whole. II ap-
1862, s45.
f q then went into committee OF
a M. Reagan Of Texas In the
y M sundry civil bill.
,,burn OF Iowa criticised the
svprlatlng an aggregate Of $685.
aE furniture for the executive
II M care OF the green house al
House, and for general Incl,
.,suses. What, he said, could
a1lhead Of the administration
A rhe was 70 Jeffersonian sim
suIwith 500, C00for furniture and
Ihe president would not tolerate
4 useless expenditure. II wat
',a when he nerved himself &c
.,tless duty of vetoing pension
4 sixty destitute soldiers Of
4 X was constrained by his olilcla
|ssfslued by his Official duty ant
IN .leifersonInn slmpllcityi ye'
IssIon bills aggregated less thar
Of the sum which
smlbee was trying to force OF
,pend for the furniture and tlow
ItaliI remarked that the bill ap
|d $4,000 Tor repairs and fur
[ the executive mansion, while II
.G69, and in 1884 s2b, 900 ha'
for like purposes, 81
h committee was In the line o
|lhr simplicity. Next year per
|uuld do better. The COMMITTEE
Remember that there was a yer,
|aekeeper at the White Hons
laughter and applause,
III further action the committe
hi. Blount OF Georgia sutmitte
Bgenee report on the postoflic
|Alion bill and It was agreed tc
'iie ieceded from Its amendmen
|alh0nged the postmaster-geners
BET for inland and foreign steam
Ilseryice when 1t can be con
Z one route where the foreig
not more than 200 miles Dill
b the domestic Office on the gam
b the steamboat service. In
,so recedes from It's amendmer
|sg by $4,000 the appropriate
I railway postal service
nte also recedes from the foreig
|nice amendment known as IN
Ilnendment.
Eagg Of Wisconsin submitted y
|iafreport on the army approprll
Hmd II was agreed to.
|Aaeh Of Missouri submitted u
|Ae report on the agricultural a
llOn bill. IL was agreed TO. III
|Haa "a A,,rnan