Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-18
.,,.,. d the Senate and House
'''''- q Representatives
Yesterday
,.,.a and Discussed and n
,'s,ysily ouie, nay Passed IN
Both chambers'
Xix Congress.


'aniH ~ request the bin was laid on
/. M ior the present
Ply ,'a az introduced bill providing
'l uysc,ion OF suitable monument
sgs.s y,S 10. c.. to Gen. Y. $.
as1 T5s blll appropriates $4,000
lnrnose indicated. Mr.. Logan
p a nat the amount of the appro-
.on he increased to S20o,ooo. lie
y. , n an appropriate monument
" ~ .o- secured for Sl50,000. BY
l,.oys consent Mr.. Hoar increased
,uSs accordingly, and the bill was
a. .,ate then proceeded TO the con-
4 IN If the bills on the calendar.
wy mo measures considered was
\ \. smendIug the Revised Statutes IN
VI 90 "a trespassers on Indian lands.
4 ,orldes for punishment by fine and
sorment OF persons going on Indian
,y;th ,be purpose of occupying the
"A Mr. Davies said the bill was IN
4 N meet the case OF the so-called
No. D The bill was passed.
IN bIll providing for the allotment Of
Y II seyeralty to the Indians was
a nm Int at 9 O'Clock II went over,
Fl onsjderation of the educational bill
& yssumed. without further debate
mate agreed to the amendment pro-
n nv the education committee by
No out the special appropriation for
Mlbn,ldInos. An amendment pro-
by Mr.. Teller was also agreed to
N; debate, providing that none of
honey appropriated by the bill should
IA 10 A state without its legislature
& 4 accept the provisions of the bill.
"A ingalls, moved an amendment, to
4 the moneys going to each state to
soportion OF illiterates between the
& n ten and twenty-one. He thought
sper TO make this limitation because
,iect Of the appropriation should be
"A and remedy the ignorance that
!, remedial, not that which was IRENE
III The number Of persons constitut-
e class Of remedial illiterates III any
f should be the only class that would
Il the state to proportion OF the
Il '. Il would be useless TO give a
< any proportion of this money based
lin number of illiterates who were
twenty one, whose illiteracy it would
.peless to attempt to remedy. The
inent was rejccted-yeas IL,
rs.
ia Plumb moved TO amend so as to
IN ihe legislature of state the deter
authority as to the application OF
[Tpoti0n OF each states quota which
IS III requires to be applied TO the
ton Of teachers. The amendment
<Ehat modified on the suggestion OF
loar, was agreed to--yeas %
l5.
IN MaxeY moved TO amend by adding
10 Appropriation clause of the bill
I'll ihe words "from the moneys In the
&|nyn the words "not otherwise
pfiated to the current eX
Of the government in
NJ interest on the public debt, tht
nt provided by law for the sinking
W aud appropriations for pensions.
amendment was rejected, yeas 10
IN.
Butler inquired OF Mr.. Blair as t.
A b clauses OF the bill, whether i
tsthat the states were commanded
provisions to keep their common
ks up TO the mark at which the,
~ have arrived on the expiration o
W ghi years contemplated by the bill
Blair did not seem to understan,
MI, Butler moved to strike on
W phrase, which he maintains
ped Of the construction indicated
was struck out.
ingalls, moved to strike from tn
sons relating to the territories tn
W industrial" so as to make the hi
nn, be said, 10 the purpose of tn
s expressed In several other of II
fns, that II was for "commo
NAV
call hoped Industrial schools woul
shut out from the benefits OF tn
Industrial education, he said, wa
nlng one OF utmost Importance
Of the Increasing deyelopmer
! iactory system of labor. Wit
y devised and generally diffuse
Y d industrial education, factor
Ases would be prepared to tul
amos TO more than one process ,
and so would not be so much ;
Mhe mercy of their employers.
M blalr said that industrial schoo
sAies had been cut from the hi
senate at the last congress. II
son 70 apply part of the money
tla schools now applied only
Vall said that at the proper time
move to apply "the industri
ories.
y allison replied that the stat
aot receive the subsequent insta
/ q the money
butler's motion was reiecte
s nays az.
!, M a ulone expressed himself in fay
WI, put thought the secretary
4 's'lof woult not be able to deci
n Any determinations had be
I y me application of this mon
III y mad definite information.
\ wv moved an amendment requiri
I. ,slpor OF state to furnish
o. the interior each year ~
Z f = 70 the population, white q
M q each school district, the nu
naile and colored children
4 " 10 each district, the numl
wv school, etc. Pending action
W 'Snument the senate went II
: session aud adjourned.
TINE HOUSE.
.t,SsioS, Feb. n. Mr.. Jones
Y uom the committee on postofill
y, .s,s'iosds, reported bill grant
Z III -''ns privilege to Julia ID. Ora
\ n. ~ the house calend
morning hour Mr.. Peters
"a behalf Of the committee
srsa and postroads called up 9
4 passed the bill to make al
s1s yierk hire TO postmastegs
~ second-class postoillces co
aesiness.
Aaner OF Ohio ON behalf Of
,tVtee called up and the no
PHI reducing from eight
.s.s, .ue charge for money ord
s,peps $50 In the United stat
Of Arkansas, from the cG