Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-27
roNGRESSIONAL.
,se,,Iug Chinese Immigration
\. United states introduced
in the Senate.
o.a.,s p thorough Iuyestiga'
'n's no pan Electric Teie-
phone Matter


=. Eeh. 20 Alter the Trans
|aisal,v' routine business, Mr..
u Nv .,on obtained the floor to
o. u n,.b on the bill recently intro
sps 's ~ provide for the sbroga-
by .na' n n which permitted the
Ian Of Chinese TO tne uniteu
|r'p sa Mr. n Mitchell was about to
~ Hale said 1t was so late yes
\ ~. Mr. George completed his
VII y ,be educational PHI thaI ne ha "a
.vSht il worth while 70 in.erleE 1
'asp s..slderation of the bill named,
p eOn .,s,e notice that to-day, on the
pom I'm Mitchell's remarks, he
wv. wy that the senate proceed TO
n.vs,' Ply. OF education business.
,,,al.ss yl then addressed the senate.
A ". Mitchell finished his speech
.s.,on bin was taken up. Mr.. Al
go w formal presentation OF the
' ~. suggested by him yesterday,
e sa.e tbst where separate white
.nsa a .chools existed money should
VA "A ,or the support of such white
' w. schools in the proportion
~ illIteracy of the white
e sn"iored persons are said
w. Zach other rs shown by the
~ Allison said the amendment
Il ~ Nm strictly on the basis OF
u he inquired whether the
,ae senator's, whose race had OPP
~, no colored race for two hun
would be willing TO take from
!. a "a oue-half of the money OF the
~ 4 posslble that the white
|eh the advantage OF race and
y, ropld not consent tina,
.,,v.strlcken colored race should
" much OF this money as theil
fairly entitled them to? Even
,he money voted by the bill there
! many children whe would gel
Atom al all, and since there wa:
81 scramble for this money
III as for the money
n ior education by taxation
.rsral states, Mr.. Allison insisted
\ that scramble we should see tC
II neople who are illiterate anC
u propose to aid should hay,
~ Of this money. 1t was fol
fnose that he had introduced his
Oent The state of Iowa, Mr.. AL
kd did not desire the money
a ouly get from the bill 10 cent
child OF school age. low,
had a school fund of 81, 900, 900
"A by taxes every year $3.50, 00'
schools. There was no dang
sracy in the North. As GU
friends said they wer,
to cope with the illlt
their section, ne tAllison) wa
Ne general government SHOULD
bat the money should be ap
he illiterate and not to the in
- pcopleDf the South.
teller said, provided the none.
applied in the proper proper
I'm ililteracy between the whit
"a children, he would vote TO
4 not Ne could wait anothe
2rlei Of New York spoke in favo
Nm, aud after the executive SEES
senate adjourned until Monday
THE HOUSE.
BsGroS, Feb. 26.-Mr. Morriso
i from the committee on rules
substitute for the Hanbac
4Iher resolutions, directing in
10 the Pan-Electric telephon
The substitute is as follows
that committee consisting c
fnbers Of the house be appointed
20 appointed the committee b
Erected, at as early day as pos
a make inquiry into the expend
Dc government incurred relativ
shts Of the Bell and Pan-Electrl
4. companies to priority
Y Aid inquiry to include all o
ns and companies that haN
out Of the Pan-Electr
company or for al
4 purpose also to mal
Y fly into the issuance OF stoC
PsnElectrlc Telephone stock
Of any other company, comp
Plantations springing out of Il
trc Telephone company TO al
persons connected with eth,
|Ih 1allye, judicial or executive d
Of the United States; to WHOM
h ben and for what considerable
|hHa o. influence said stock was d
III Z flso as to what opinions, deci
II =; itfs have been made by any c
|e.s nectedwith the government al
|qal and all the circumstances CO
|ois efewith, or arising therefor
|! ID enlttee shall be further autho
|up6 lsected to ascertain and repo
laer Of the Telephone compani
III auoned, or their officers, agen
pes, have in any manner II
Lm influenced or attempted TO
N. elals or official action by
h Z Ac public press, and IL sue
I'll Whom, and in what mann
Z n 1enees were eXerted, or ,
\ Be excrted, and what newsI
Sspapers were so used or
+ be used by them. Sa
~ H& anal have the right to send |
~ aq Tor papers, to administ
n \ during the session of {
wv employ stenographer and TO
b e. ucn necessary and reasonal
n 8 may be required for the pl
|rt i alucting said investigation, i
bfN slooQ, which shall be paid {
|a'i'l lngsnt fund Of the house
H. eaers certified by the charm
|sa aef member OF the commit
|qd port at any time.
|pda son Of West Virginia CT
lre Pulitzer, whom he accui
|fD ag behind the columns
10 ~ Per to attack men instead
I W Aen on the floor OF the hou
u. spoke at great length in
~ Y 'omey-Gen. Garland.
|etll sson said, as the friend
q. IMPOSED to be most affect
To-, y to be affected By this inv
+. y having unlimited conndel
~ ana In his personal and {
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