Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-23
AFFAIRS OF STATE.
,..Ss,n introduces aResolutiOn Pro-
iding for a Public Building
at Fort Worth.
!. rsoubles Throughout The Conn.
= occupy the Attention Of
Many congressman.
,.,,oduced In the House by Throck
.s,,ou, Reagan and sayers-Pos,-
matters Confirmed.
Labor Troubles.

4 Labor Troubles.
4 N, 70 the Gazette
SsmSeroN, March % AS soon as
.ommittee Of agriculture is reached
4 <. daily call Of committees in the sec
4 earning hour, the bill authorizing a
4 ...,tmepi Of labor and agriculture will
4 e.lled up for passage. There is
.sS rembination of the labor and agrl-
A go representa ives for this bill, and
\ rvppcted that there will be but little
i ,rssltV in passing 1t through the house.
4. lsbor troubles throughout the coun.
i m occupying the serious attention Of
&ssmembers, and particularly OF the
\, eommittee. Representative Weay-
1. IA to-day that he thought our pres
A !, npubllcan form of government could
4 !, aaadmueh longer il the present condi-
nd affairs lasted. He says the labor
\ Z don must be settled by legislation
4 ~ sre three great monopolles that OPP
"a labor. The railroad, the land and
\ sSrckerage monopolies Congress can
.,.rol the railroad aud public land mat
4 4 aud can correct the other by giving
3 pnnd currency
rBIIc BUILDING AT FORT WORTH.
i NJ Wellborn's bill providing fora pub
bunding at Fort Worth authorizes the
rhase OF site for building to con-
n he postofllce and other government
f,es Ia the city, and carries with IL an
I,croprlation Of $40, 600 The binding
A 3 be placed forty feet from any ada.
N. structures Mr. Welborn is quite
knddent of favorable report from the
JDnmlitee, but expresses doubt as to its
&h IN the house, owing to the lack OF
h. to consider II.
TuRocRMoRToN's BILL.
a Cow Throckmorton introduced bin
1 iay to establish commission TO try
MAN depreciation claims and other
8ssrons arising out of Indian treaties.
"a commission is TO have power to sit
a Washington, in the Indian Territory, or
sEhere If necessary, and its judgments
stObe flnal.
REAGAN's BILLS.
4 n, Reagan introduced a bill to-day
<1arizing the postmaster-general To
lt certain claims of Texas postmas-
'nlOr loss by burglary, fire or other I'M
& gdable casualties; also resolution
sndng the rules of the house so as to
s tgiie the objection OF at least two mem
D. 70 prevent action by the house on
Il natter requiring unanimous consent.
Is q sling at Mr. Beach, of New
4 q, who religiously objects to the con-
ktton Of any matter by unanimous
aent, lie has rendered himself
&EE 10 the entire house by this pro-
ilng.
SAVERS BILLS.
4ii Sayers Introduced to-day n bill |
hwzlug the purchase of tract of
4 inesr San Antonio for military pur-.l
-, also bills for the relief If Georgt
q &npson and Bnjamin Hendricks Of
Min.
81 AKIcK FROM hot SPRINGS.
MN, Walsh, mayor of Hot Springs,
appeared before the senate COM
u pee On public lands this morning and
protest against the passage OF
y MEASURE requiring the removal of the
houses from the government reserva-
81 P0srMAsTER5 CONFIRMED.
4 a, McMeans, San Marcos; Charles
a Gamblers, Luliug; Wiley V. Collins,
#aalesi +. Y. Goldsborough, Ennis.
Port of Delivery at Fort Worth,
3aaslio the Gazette
K RAsnRGToN, March 22,--The follow
the text of the bill introduced In
senate by Mr.. Maxey TO establish a
4 d delivery at Fort Worth, In the
"A Rof Texas:
n i enacted by the senate and house
representatives. of the United States OF
j area In congress assembled, that the
a q Fort Worth, In the state of Texas,
aAd the same is hereby, constituted a.
Il Qi delivery; and that the privileges
Immediate transportation of dutiable
lpandlse conferred by the act OF June
iesb, entitled "An act to amend the
kles In relation to immediate trans
allon Of dutiable goods, and for Other
poses" be and the same are hereby
4 slaed to said port; and there shall be
Vllled surveyor of customs for SAID
70 reside az said port, who shall re-
asalary to be determined in amount
ae secretary Of the treasury, not ex-
sAg $1,000 per snnun,
ne Oil was read twice and referred to
~nmittee on commerce.
Supreme Court Decision.
hHISGroN, March % The supreme
Aoi The United States to-day rendered
'els'on on the questions susmitted to
q ne circuit court in the Mackin.Ga
< X conspiracy case. Justice Gray de-
\ ~ the opinion Of the court He said;
d 4e expaite case Of Nelson, II was
"A n this court, upon full cousid' IA
Il Wat crlne punishable by imprlson-
iofa term of Years at hard labor Is
sllnous crime within the meaning OF
n w amendment TO the constitution