Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-19

,.,,om introduces an Inter-
\ commerce Bill-Judicial
salary Bill Passed
,.o TO the senate Urging
20 stop smuggling on
the Rio Graude'
KILN Congress.

KILN Congress-
THE SENATE. s,,,r,,,,,,
Ian. lS.-Mr. sherman
| lt ,Se presiding officers c'i''r u
I,e to-day. ..,,od and rc-
Z ine ns by MIR. Coke from the
|Eas 9n :, v Paso. Tex, complaining
pts o. az on the Mexican border, and
Congress to take measures ~ '''
u ronorts submitted from
u 'I Vas one by Mr.. Cullom, from
81 ,,,, @r appointed to INVESTIGATE
pnli'.I,' ,Se regulation of freight
&c. ~ rates on railroad and
sens with his report Mr.. Gull
Puse ,,od a bill regulating inter
m..Oc which he asked might
Ill a hocI TO the committee, and
Ieu aommlttee be continued. The
.o Granted, and a resolution
/. ". "aS ordering printed 5000 copies
\ ~ SnjIom's report and the testi-
aken before it, ,,.,., d,,oot
/, ,ssIls offered resolution direct
scretary of the treasury to inform
n y sbat proportion of the SlO,-
4 !, United States bonds called for
4 rsbrusry /, 1886, were held by
4 ranks as a basis for circulation,
mncb by each such bank.
l,rSmunds inquired whether Mr..
y 1orgbt the senate had any right
me- secretary of the treasury iol
-mst,ou. 81 have seen 1t ques'
a ,be newspapers" Mr.. Edmunds
iOcalls supposed Mr.. Edmunds
ne serious in asking such a ques.
tbe resolution offered. Mr.
3 n remarked that he was perfectly
balls said that he understood
Z 81 proportion of the bonds to bt
X On February were held by
h On and that instead of any
|}belug paid out of the treasury
~ ho process of bookkeeping
~ large amount Of circulation
Al, ,a,Iled and the currency to tina
"a .n,rscted. He thought II con
f ma country to know /
uas tbe fact. Continuin.
||l5C All said he did no
|lE s,Ser the senate had any RICH
"a ma serretary of the TREASURY
a. ,D,mst,on in his possession. bu'
X IA sona,e should know whether /
\ t,sd "a ask for information.
fct,pll asked whether the law di,
~ he spcretary of the treasur
ia ma ontstandlnr bonds in a Gel
nd whether The secretary @
Enrv could adopt any differen
vi
p.ns said his resolution involve
stion ouainst the secretary c
MN
4rjrell rencated his question.
tslls soid there was no dout
i n. 1911, r,,shod 10 kno,v ,yha
n n tbe money now IN the treal
N ID pald ont for the bond
,se 81 ~ Eebruarv
mupds tbonpbt the resolution
De IN any event the poAnt mad
nm what had been Regarded
9 a sense of hume
le in order that the SCI
nublic nress Ind loreciy aiye
y Ia RAJ congrees had no Tight (
z &ytbing tbat was heing done
Se executive denartmcnts. Il
Anted the senate 10 vote with /
n Eli obened on H. yrGioct
brrill tbouoht the resolution
importsnee IN have II 90 oy,
Z ARROW, II went over accordinrl
NJ osorad wv ,,o.' ~ =, 80, .,aiati,
aes = nrea,nhle 10 which recit
the president had recon
Y congress IN nrovida for a cor
y settle and adinst the tilsheri,
n Il and,
} the fisheries ouestion h,
% zed for the len wears mast md
d IN al WASHINGTON a. = cost
tiE 1 in money and tbc ramiss;,
4 0OO Of duties in mat nerin
be
oss that tresty bod
~ ID an increase of +
~ and 10000 seamen ~ the "a
{ Ing aeets. With a corresnondi
~ IL The fishing fleets of the Unit
b herelore. he Il e'' VI INV ''
y IA, that in the oninion Of +
to commission 'n clo SP,a'o .v,, ., !,
% 7icned 10, ought not N he n
! q rOugress. 7'' l'' ~ '' ,
W lnunds said It seemed 70
Vlt 4 report INST ' Ia;d o ~
p lhe senator's that the n nre on
: be advice or consent sro 81 P' tSe :,
I'D. ntered Into arro nao, W. ~ .no q 2