Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-10
xix Congress.
ur arNATE.


IA minute rule.
", s,' measures passed were the
q ~ XIII TO relieve the state of
~ Ian charges on account Of
" I ,ar"s furnished TO the terri
w, W. amounting to S33,sl9; a
NC the incorporation Of
.Ses, unions; a bill amending
usS' AZ the Revised Statutes
,Se transportation Of obscene
y W througn the mail. (This
so1' me scope Of the old sectlon) !;
sssys w the payment Of $2500
,a,,i.s 4 Jackson and $4,000 TO
In n,,s, natives Of Mrs. Msrtha
y, ,.r patriotic services rendered
~-r,yed IN conveying informa-
~, value to Union officers in
4 7. 1863; bill relating to the
4 oatt Of the territory Vt Mon
s s for the establishment of
,1.i district in that ter
IN bill makes the court to
a later of a chief Justice and
..mste justices, to mold Office
A ~ fthe territory is divided by
a ~ tour judicial distrlcts) q bill
A ,ro additional land districts in
f AN q Dakota this bill author
s,..ident TO appoint a registrar
.s,sr Tor each district); a bill to
I'm Of way through Fort Bliss
ysseryation in Texas to the
.,do Railroad company (before
nossed it was amended on
a dSr. Edmunds by the addition
- iorieiting the right Of way II
&kuot built within three years
4 Massage of the bllD; bill re-
eme court Of claims, for exam
M report TO congress, certain
E ,rwoperty seized by Gen. John
+ SU,ah expedition OF 1857. In
y tnion of this bill some little
ddebate developed growing out
,Sa. objections to the character
z twmiI;ted, there being danger,
"a. Of its being eX parte.
HlEley protested against the
= ,itbe United States government
lnc TO its citizens recourse TO
hen holding claims in congress
4 years, and finally refusing TO
{ "A because their proofs were sold
ttiye.n
I.ler declared it to be a burning
Ma great government like that OF
sd States 10 keep pushing honest
n q quarter Of a century. Mr.,
aa he question here was whether
Sm SCTe within the law The
& IN al admitted.
Hosr remarked that the scandal OF
ia court Of chaDccry, which had
nnor.eliztd by the genius OF
cid not surpass the treatment
gsss Of the claims OF American
& .sgln said the facts should be got
y NJ cases. Referring to cases not
DID tins bill he said he objected
nmlug irGm inside the Confed-
ie with exparte testimony to
NJ they We're loyal when they
sld he objected to men on one
n tAg chamber being leaders TO
Estl claims through. When the
2 tlused the bill was passed.
isdsrable number of bills for pri.
lttgere passed,
slsle then adjourned.
THE HOUSE.
HHGfON, June . The house went
1niitee Of the whole this morning
lgIssliye, executive and judiciary
htOn bill.
F COMPTON Of Maryland did not pro
answer the speech OF i'll omer
. \ bis colleague, Mr., McComas
oald show that the prophecy made
Hnlleman was not correct. When
Hinlstration had done its duty,
e house had done its duty, II
! seen that the figures presented
Colleague were not correct. He
to address himself to tht
'ee-reiolm provision of the bill
Dressed his admiration for thu
I q the committee Oh appropria
plicmg the provision in the pend
u announcing his opposition t
q adopted by the civil servicI
slnn he gave voice to the sentl
ne people he represented. Tha
ie contended, unconstitutional
III Protested against 1t. He wa
'aast the law as it stood, RADICAL.
sorcilabiy.
HIT Of illinois commented Of
efned the extraordinary pro
salch had oeen Iorceu upon a.
nnon bill to nullify the civil
NV II 1t were not ruled out o
order, he hoped the house, rel
ne country aud the advance
ulhe day, would defeatit with
'lue Of Pennsylvania proteste
~, ny provision. He called after
siael that the change propose
made could be mad
president. To pt
rsl.lon in The bill was to vote
Vuhlence In the president an
ne believed that the presider
his best to carry out civil
siOfni and that most, If not al
' r We're endeayorlDg in goo
~ aserte the law.
M o. Wisconsin criticised man
w appropriation as being e.
~ every place you put you
IVES Was rottenness, petty larcen
,. s'g'lsion anG grand larceny
s1uger Of Illinois defended u
g-el OF pensions from the charg
,lolated the civil service Law
tnat every move made h
nad been strictly in accort
49,, sus letter and spirit Of the Law
s .s.l teen went on to crit
,,,no.iss.oni declaring that no ma
81 sIe..Y ranged above that of a
~, mink The provision had Al
~, Aan to remove the barri,
81 s.,ced partisan applicant
s,o =. oe a difference OF opinion ,
,,,.s n, of TIL law, but If ;
4, "a. sae Democrats come fOrwaI
M nay and repeal It. They d
IL. y. bnt Mhila talkinrr rrith Al