Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-28

ofOed heihe0
Us Annie c. Owen, recon-
= oossage Notwithstanding the
objection. a,,,,oo on
~ ~ from the committee on
o ~ back the house Joint
o .'.'o,,ng the payment OF the
W ne treasury on the puoiic
\ amendment. ,,..,o
= I. n, member of the committee,
81! = vas a report OF the ma
lu aioS,omIt,ee, but that the mi
~ the house resolution.
an from the committee on
gu .,sd back two of the vetoed
pO riIS q recommendation that
ave notice that he would ask
" vetoed pension bills on
Fer n the morning hour.
W " them went into secret
" Galleries, corridors, COM
Y y and press offices on the
I were cleared of their occu-
,loors ro-opened the senate
THE HOUSE,.
Iros' July 27.-Mr, Randall OF
,rom the committee on APP
admitted a report upon
.mepaments to the sundry
,,istlon BILL, and upon a point
ssd by Mr.. Burrows of Michi-
otsrrd TO the committee Of
dEentucky, from the con-
,,litee on the river and har-
,,iion bill, reported contin-
,rept. He then offered a
l,clsring it to be the sense
Ba,e that the item max
snpropriation for the
Lake Superior ship canals
stricken from the senate
sud instructing the conferees
IN. Of Michigan opposed a
4rging that the item referred
In he most important con-
u bill,
IA expressed great sympathy
8ort to make free every water
country, but a still greater
d the present moment with the
n providing for the wants of
hers aud harbors. He feared
schemes Che used the word
=siye sense) We're placed upon
would sacrifice all the other
tas without accomplishing
iNeir own benefit.
Vnor of Ohio favored the res.
onelhing must be done or the
nlWould be imperiled.
fuilon was agreed to, 100 toes.
3k then offered a resolution
the cOnferees to insist on
Rut the senate amendment
approprlation for the Henne-
mute speeches, Mr.. Nero, and
oi Illinois opposed the reso-
4 did also Mr.. Springer IN a
speech. The latter warned the
The bill that If they expected
~ bill they must not strike out
brtsnt items. Though the
4 was up In the ninetles, ii
we're stricken out, there
AOst 10 Washington before the
sed, Applause.
lerson of Illinois took the
"a, declaring that the Henne-
question would "not down."
was a question OF cheaper
lon in the interest of the peo-
suse.
Of Missouri supported the
He expressed his admiration
stenee with which the gen.
Illinois and Iowa tHender-
iphy), IN season and out OF
urged the Hennepin canal
the personal influence OF
lemen were left out OF
lon, there would not
than twenty-five votes
"a favor of the scheme on
Every vote on the outside
enly-iive was due to the exer.
Two gentlemen. The gen.
Illinois (Mr. Henderson,
saeme would not down." il
~ Il the members of the
. Of 1t to-day, and it would be
inc proposition would come
enate. After the house had
Y lime and again as an amend.
iser and harbor bill it came
Intruder.
appealed to the friends OF
.loors not to engraft a cana
9pOa the bill. To do so,
alter a calm review of the
'sas prove destructive to the
won was adopted instructing
pss y INSIST upon striking oul
E@ Sns Insslng an appropriation
@ s'Vu Day aud Lake Michigan
M y u'uler insisted on Its
HI V tne senate amendment
~ o. New York offered O
r -,llsvang the conferees to in.
,alu out the senate amend.
n,S lof the Improvement Of
Z, r ,SeI from the head of the
4. mouth Of the Ohio, He
.se ,S Saeet Of this action would
y 'ns y, house provision still
49, me senate amendment
I gOsea TO strike out re. estab,
y .'ssissippi river commission
! bn,, lle Vicious legislation in
M, uldlng OF levees.
''''' was adopted-yeas, IA;
ios s oi Tennessee offered a
5S,ssIucting the conferees &c
s,DS out the senate amend,
t ,Sa $4,000 for the i'm.
~, ,Se Potomac river.
men ordered. 00A
tnen ra.,,