Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-26
ESGRESsIoNAL..
LA a Bill to Provide for
|''.,msnt Of Lands in sey.
rnlly to Indians.
mn raIen Up hennepin
,.,.son Appropriation
u. before House
xIIx congress

p sr nu articles of food and
's,,,borjzIng the president TO
. su. in certain cases. The
M, ~ president authority to re-
W .,er products are unjustly
A l.sS seslnst in foreign countries.
s,. ..Sst he (Mr. Edmunds) saw
W. about current events In
p s,.Ies touching American pro-
~ " theory that they were sup
W s;Iseased when the fact was
Y, The object was to exclude
Y. ~ q, spy circumstances, ne Mr..
y sought 1t clear that 1t was
..eluce a bill against 1t.
sr nv request, introduced a
RI commerce among the sew
u' md 10 codiiy laws relating to
.hsnye and other commercial
40 on motion of Mr.. Dawes re-
l,ns"'ssIderation Of the bill TO pro-
'ops ,l'.,,.s ~ land in seyeralty to
'll ,osa h,iI was passed.
i, nave notice that after Mr..
\, ,sm r on the educational bill
r, l. would move for executive
, ,,s' some matters of Importance
,r,d probably occupy the re-
a a Il. a
o. wy va ,o the nominations of
ielei and Mr.. Chase to be col
,euis . All revenue respectively at
lnnartland which are repor.ed
" ~
Tho educational bill was
clve s,, ssnate and Mr.. George
" w -, ~ continue his remarks in
ny, ~, n bjll. During his
y an exciting colloouy
l~i ho,,soen Mr. George and
~ The latter denied some OF
sau .os drawn by Mr.. George
n,. Morganis) speech on form.
ha,ore congress- and said
W. ~ read,ng misrepresented
'sSF
..a. 7 shall read the senator,s
.s,sr and then / shall not mis-.
r sen
,:,~sn. II does misrcnresen,
aNp
,,,a. read your own Ian,
IN not misrepresent YOU,
o,gsn. n does misrepresent me
's5stors know Il.
.orso. II l. nntrue The state
A Nv the senator is sjmpiy un.
ho tnows n Mr. George saw
n ,ss distinction drawn by Mr.
NJ Mayev and other opponent,
n between the money in In,
drawn from taxation and IN,
avn from other sonrces
[.h.,e yaa continued nv Nossrs
'ps,t and T,ogan Tine Latte
~ lin sbonld he based not a,
,ssy ~ ali nersons Of Ton vear,
IA snwar1s Inf on the uliterac,
III ro,ored chiIdrcn In tba
colored children would oet
ronortion of the money than the,
nndpr tbe hin nc il now stood
ia Nm dealt with n nationa
seemed Ia him that care had beel
WITH me fnnd
iemsrks were made by Mr.. Ed
I'D Mr.. Hoar.
lson suggested an amendment
b said he would offer at tn
time, providing that i
lie In which there sha
0sd children the money pal
apporhoned and paid out for th
d such white and colored schoo
roportion that the illiteracy ,
i d colored Dersons hear To enc
shown nv tho cersus Mr. All
sAtthe bill should be so amende
tlsely state what it is intende
Y there should be no room lie
itoarise, when the provisions
game to be applied in practice,
p snS ao Oh money TO pc appll,
w '''''o'' 'eo
Mon the senate ,bon ,d;o,,rro
nv" "'Io"' ~
the HOUSE.
seIoN, Feb. 25.-Mr. Hewitt
. presented q memorial OF l
11 ~. 6 o. New York state, repI
, !, \, oeposltors, asking i'
u 'ne bIand silver act. Il
u'sAu OF mississippi, from I
o \, "a {. commerce, reported a b
, ss.~ Tue Atlantic & Pacific Sh
D,Usnpany; Referred to the COZ
'as whole.
\ 's rsl,, o. Alabama from the COZ
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