Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-06

I'D Drafts a mn 10 Provide for
|otu'<nt Of Lands In Sever
piiy 10 Indians.
k,eits for Introduction OF Bulls tie.
'u.tf but Not Compietod--7o0
i,',,e introduced In House.


T.
r 3 erman, president pro tenn,
Ter Mayer and the reading Of the
7. l4It before the senate the creden-
3nbn w Daniel, the newly elected
niatcs senator from Virginia,
Nef& read and laid on the table
,0snmunicatlon from Gen. Frank
IHIdtnt OF the National home for
4 poipnteer soldiers, notifying the
Ok tISt death OF Gen, George Is.
|larfieon, from the committee on
rifs. reported favorahly the bill to
. the Election OF the Ninth terrific
QI6lntive assembly OF Wyoming.
i he nsked immediate consldera-
Nh. Edmunds said he would not
II jts consideration did not con
too much time, hut that he was
& Va gct up the Utah bin as soon as
4. Yhe bill reported by Mr.. Har-
wGa then read third time and
Eg the bills introduced and re-
were the following. by Mr. Blair,
right Of trial by jury 10 claimants
niuns whose applications have been
a ~ fhe secretary of the interior
ISL from the decision of the COM
zer Of pensions, also, TO provide
erection, Of monuments 10 Abraham
aud II. s. Grant; by Mr.. Cullom,
litate promotions In the army by
I from active service on their own
ton officers who served In
sr Of rebellion: by Mr.. Hale, for
tent of certain officers OF the
by Mr.. Jackson, to define and reg
ID iurisdlctlon Of the courts OF the
Stalea; by Mr.. Miller, TO increase
,sionfor the loss OF both arms OF
Qe, or the sight OF both eyes, or
a}nries resulting In total helpless
II Logan, 10 create commission
iro INTO the material, industrial
|tellectual progress made by the
people since 1865; also for the re-
telegraph operators during the
II. Morgan, TO substitute silver dol
the place OF gold coin and curren y
icvoral reserve funds held in the
y
iolption offered by Mr.. Hoar was
'eQuebt referred 10 the committee
lKn relations, requesting the pres
b take measures for revising and
Ing the extradltion treaties so as TO
cases OF embeZzlemept and other
~ Of trust. In Offering the reso-
Mr.. Ilonr made special reference
Of defaulting bank officers
led 70 escape punishment by flight
NADIA.
offered a concurrent reso-
the marble statue OF ex-
,ntGarlield presented TO congress
state OF Ohio and now in position
nary hall at the capt. NJ. Gov.
"a otter OF presentation was, at
crman's request, read by the clerk.
etfnan then delivered brief hut
and warm eulogy on ex-President
d, and moved the adoption OF the
lon offered by him. The resolution
en- agreed to,
nay Of Delaware gave notice that he
to-morrow call up Beck's silver
1oii6 for the purpose OF making
emHrks on It.
ian Wyck offered q resolution, which
reed 10, directing the committee on
ION and labor TO inquire how many
u labor per day were exacted OF
ID boys In the employ OF street car
aer Corporations 10 the District Of
oia, land to report whether such
: OF hours of labor were unreason-
nd Inconsistent with the former
cougress, and II SO, what remedy
cesslry In the premises.
called up the Utah bill, re-
hy him from the committee on
~, The bil having been read at
Mr.. lloar moved to strike out the
i section, being the section pro-
< the exercise OF suffrage by wo-
Utah. After debate by Messrs
l1dmnnds and Blair Mr.. Vest hoped
might go over one day, ard 1t went
;cor1ingly.
lsaage was received from the pTesl-
fansmittlng the draft Of bill 10
D fDr the allotment of lands In
~ 70 Indians. twas read and re-
wilson OF Iowa offered a resolution
on The secretary OF the interior
copy OF each report made by the
mont directors OF the Union Pacific
: from the first appointment OF
lrectors To the present time. In sup.
bis Resolution Mr.Wilson reviewed
siderable length the action OF the
iprtt directors, of whom he had
been one, with a view Of showing
al the government paid attention
i Information conveyed and the
ms made by the directors,
atiops OF the government to the
would to-day be Il better
Mr.. Wilson favored the bill re-
from the judiciary committee OF
nate OF the Forty-eighth congress
d under such a law, II enacted,
would be possibility OF govern
OF the entire Pacific sys'
not that nc hoped government
ship would ever be necessary, for
puttakc kindly 10 measures look
apSernmcut assumption of busi'
iat night be undertaken by citizens
ia dc contingency OF government
ship confronting them, all the com
inoluded IN the Pacific system
het themselves about dcvisins
to ayOid any impending possession
h rpads by the government, In
scTery road In the United
MOULD take u lively Interest
government ownership o.
cfilc roads, for their managers wei
hat with these roads In the hand'
eOternment the problem OF regu
Interstate commerce would be
~ and perfectly solved, In Mr.
s'alopiniUn We had the case Ia oui
&nds and should not consent, and ht
& would not consent - any settle
4 nc Pacific railway question thai
J. embrace the feature OF possible