Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-21
Congress Has Adjourned Sine Die.
Spseches by Carlisle ard IagaIIs
10 tho Two 6odies.
Buck Kilgors Holds Down His Seat in
Congress Till the Last Day Of
the Session.
Ca -l'sIe 0seFwh.lmad wi,n Iayiestioua TO
sp SAX ~ ID fl ,rsns Plsros-vhey Hanv
him Il. New York.
CONGRESS ApJoURNs.

scenes eIielulpg tl2 Close CT session
| were Missing There wss 20 hustle,
hurry AID coLiusior, snd ihe session
| closed withou. 50 incident.
The galleries. in esch house con.
scined kss than 100 people, and
| the s6i ,urnment hour came wl.h sigh
OF relief TO the few iai.a,u. legislators
who remsiued 20 sac ina. hsstJ and i'm
| hrudeDt laSs were not passed IN the clos
Ing hours. The last scene il tae longest
| session OF Congress On the record wa
! enScted promptly ST l O'Clock when
the committee sppointed by esch
| House 10 Wi. upon the President in {.
/ formed their respective bodies thst he
| hst nothing further to communicate to
| Congress. The presicing fl ;ers Of esch
house then made the Customary farewell
address ard declared the session ed-
| lournsd slne die.
| immediately upon this announcement,
correspondents in the press gallery of the
| House broke ca! into meloci3us chant
tf ms ok ,logy, which was greetSd with
| great applause on the & or The Cutgo-
ing traios tc-n!gh! and to morrow will
take the few remaining legislators TO
their respective homes, and Tor the en-
| suiug four weeks Corgcesfmen will no.
haunt the capital.
a feI special committees were ap-
pointed during the recess, bu. no work
| will be done until after the election.
as soon az Congress recoLVeEes the
S 3nate will proceed wi b the tariff bill,
while the House Will Immediately take
I'd the annual appropriation bill. 1t ia
s.so understood that there will not be the
| regular two weeks vacation during the
| holiday season, but only recess OF three
c. four DAYS during Christmas.
KLGoRE's TRUST.
.,eoial TO the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 20 Tho last Of the
Texas delegation to desert Congress WAS
Colonel Buck Kngore, onlY leaving the
| city and his seot, which he had carefully
gusrded, toby. T!Ge 10 his record, he
continued 20 in.srpose objections
to the lass day, and succeeded
In defeating seversI attempts to run
through some private claims. Colonel
KilgGre has only missed one day since the
session began. NJ. Mcmillan OF Tennes.
see accompanied him to the depot and in
parting felicitouslg congratulated him
up22 his successful attempts to prevent
raids upon the treasury. Kugore's nsme
will be known IN the annals OF history So
the preserver of pubic funds and be will
cu.rnnk Holm,u as the crest ohjsctor.
CARLYLE IN DEMAND.
Special to rne Gazette.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.-Spesker Car
Isle is overwhelmed with invitations to
speak st different pisces during the CAM
p.ign. H. frequently receives fifty teie-
grams day demanding bis ser
vices. Colonel Brice Is very
anxious th.t Mr.. Carlisle should
make 8 few speeches 8. certain points in
the Interior OF New York state, bat the
latter notified Colonel Brics to-day shat
his engagements in Indiana would &C.
cupy the res. of his lime until election
Day.
LAZY SCENE.
WASHINGTON, O:t. 20-The closing
hours OF the session Ct Congress were
comparable to those Of none of its preds-
cessors within the memory of the present
generation. The hustle and excite ment,
crowded CORRIDOR, the snxie:y CT claim
ante and lobbyists. The efforts o! Legisla-
tors In behalf OF belAted measures, were
corepicuously mies:ng. In the Senate
gallery So audience OF a acore Of individ
u.ls a. l / o'clock had increased { 200 or
300 81 the END, and these looked down In
placid silence upon Q round doz4n CT
Senators snd the complement of clerk,
pages and attendents busily doing moth
ing on the f)or CT the CHAMBER. The
dignity and decorum ct the body
were preserved to tie end despite the
nessrepess CT tie auLbers and that the
body was practically poWarless for amp
| legislative purpose wa5 successfully CDR
c.sled from The lil;isl eye OF The tficisl
reporter. CJnstructiveiy the tariff DILL
was under discussion. brit prsct;cally not
8 word was said CT the su5j CT. The
grester part OF the frat hour was spent In
recess formally proposed by Senator
Allison sud fornslIF cIdersd BY TIE S4n-
ate. Bat the last hon: vita iaS IN
meLtaTJ Interruptions 7ses speus IN stste
OF suspended animation Of visiting for the
time.
Sixty seconds before O'Clock p,esiden,
pro TEN. Ingalls, arose, and with the
u.tersnce Of his trst tyllaole o hush Ct
profound silence fell upon the body. Wit
the fall Of the ga7el, an set which form
ally terminate the session Of the Fiftiett
Congress, tie Gu Hence, attend ants, ono
every Senator, relieved now from Ii:
operations Of rigid Senate rules, sp.
pisuded the brief though dignihed ant
courtly remarks Of tue caair.
APPROVED BY THR PRESIDENT.
WAsHISGToN. Oct. 20-Tne Presiden,
has approved among others, the &C
making appropriation tor the enforce
ment Of the Chinese exclusion act, tn,
loiEt resolution Authorizing extra psy &
employees OF the Senate and the House
the act granting right Of way for tn
construction OF q railroad through ID,
Hot Springs reservation; the act to Sc
cure to Cherokee freedmen aad other
their proportion Of certain proceeds C
lan6 the &C: il regard to the time 70
The meeting OF electors for President 81,
Vice President.
NOT CONFIRMED.
| WASHINGTON, Oc.. 20-Amopg t.
nominations which were Lot coz firme,
BY the Senate before adjournment va
that OF William c. Newberry for postmas
ter st Chicsgo.
ALL NKGOTIATI7Ns OFF.
| WASHINGTON, Oct. 20 Secretary vi
las said to-day the Sioux chiefs had form
ally notified him that they had reiecte,
BY large maj ority the proposition mad,
BY the President through the Sec
rotary last Wednesday. They sub
United counter proposition
agreeing to accept 81 % PEI acre, none