Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-04

NEgglFSHHEEH nI8S o'uaS. az saa'
&TSE#SBFagl Ggt9ES lime ell the gal
aS%S>|> leries were full
except the presidents and the diplo-
matte department, the latter containing
only one OF the under secretaries OF the
Austrisn legation and three lady friends
few moments were spent In greetings
among the senator's and them Mr.. Sher-
man offsred the usual resolution that the
house be notified that the senate If
ready to proceed to business.
The resolution WAS adopted IS was also
one offered by Mr. Morrill, for the ap-
pointmert Of committee to notify the
president thst the senate is ready to re-
ceive any communication be may have to
make. Messrs Morrill, and Salisbury
composed this committee.
Mr.. Cameron otieTed s resolution that
the senate meet daily until further or
dered at IL O'Clock. Adopted,
Atl2:47p. m. on motion Of Mr.. Saer
msn the senate announced recess Tor
hslf en- hour.
Al the conclusion Of the recess the
usual message from the house, srnoulc-
ing the fact of it being In session ana Of
it having appointed committee TO VISIT
upon the president WIS delivered, Il nAV
irg been dslxyed in consequence Of the
recess. That WISE followed by the report
from the committee 10 wait on the pTesi-
dent to the effect that II had performed
that duty s3d the president would com
municate in writing Immediately, npd
then the presidents message YVES deliV-
livered By hir Prudeu, one of his secss-
tSrisp, and MIR McCook, secretary ot the
SENATE, proceeded TO read it.
The reading of the message occu1ted
patnnfnE pnrtinnS
Of 4. which discuss questions OF tsrif
revision, treasury surplus, fshsT7
troubles and the West incident, were
listened to With very spparent interest by
fourteen Republican senators and about
an equal number OF Democrats. The
other portions of the message seemed TO
have bat few attentive listeners and the
reading had the eject Of gradually clear
ing the galleries of numerous eDecta-
tors.
When the reading WAS hoished the mes
sage Was, On motion OF Mr.. Hoer, laid on
the table and ordered to be printed. Mr..
Hnsr then said he Ws6 about to move On
adjournment, but he thought 1t would be
CONVEX INT for the senate to learn from
gentlemen having various measures il
charge what Vas likely TO be the order OF
business for Tomorrow
The presiding cfflcer { nF. Ingalls, gs!d
the unfinished business was tee bill to re-
Guceesxalion che tariff bl!)
Mr.. Roar-At what hour vii! that bill
be IN order tomorrow
The Presiding 0fficer-Twn O'Clock.
Mr.. Frye-I glve notice l shall call up
for consideration with the consent of the
senate the bill Tor settlement with the
Union Pacific Railway Company to-mor
row morning, immediately after the rou-
tine business Of the morniug ID COM
pleted. That bill was made the special
order for tomorrow.
Presiding Oficer-At 2 o'clock.
Mr.. Frye-Tler as the fnxnciel bill or
the ssriR bill ie, l understand, to be
taken up to- morrow, wi. move imme
diEtely after the 70 tine morning business
that the Uaion Pacific bill be taken up for
consideration.
MI Cnaudler--I desire to give notice
that rs go n as practible 1 will ask the
senate to take up ard dispose OF the
resolution for the Investigation OF the
election In Louisiana in April lsst. an
not informed OF the senior senator from
louisiana (Gibsop) whether or not there
will De any nbiaclion to the passage CT
that resolution. He was not present
when the resolution was taken up on the
last occasion, but suspect there will be
no objection to It's Adoption and therefore
l will not taks up the time OF the sera'e.
Mr.. Gibsor-rhe senior senator from
L1uisiana hiss stEeDeusly objected to the
adoption Of that resolution and will cen.
time 10 do SO.
Mr. C1an6ler-This Is the f 'st time the
senator mas SO informed the senate.
Mr.. Allison-I desire 10 Say at THE
time Ia connection with the uGfnisned
business, that TO- morrow at O'Clock
1 expect to ask the senate 10 60 on With
that order. In view CT the notice given
by the senator from Msine (Mr. Frye
l think ought TO say that II coGs!dets
ton Of the bill shall be protrscted beyond
day or two l shsil tsk the senate t,
consider the !AElf bill during. ths morn
ing hour.
Adjourned.
THE HoUE.
WASHINGTON, Dec LONG before the |
hour for the meeting of the second session |
Ct the Fltsietn congress the galleries re-
served for the preside n and his friends |
and for the diplomatic corps were filed |
with spectators The bright dresses Of
the laGies formed brilliant frame to the |
pIesure presented on the foor below. |
HLndehaking was INDUCED in Rud coz
grstrlsiious on the election or coincidence
on the defeat were exchanged among the |
members.
When BIZ. Randall entered the chamber
he Was surrounded by his friends. The
roll Of members was called and the hum
OF conversation broke out sffesh. During |
the progress of the call Mrs. Cleveland |
entered the gallery and became an atten-
tive spectator.
Ia accordance with q resolution the
speaker appointed Messrs. Holman Of In
diana, Turner Of Georgia, and O'Neill Of
Pennsylvania as a committee to Join Q
similar committee appointed by the gen,
ate TO wait en- the president and inform
him that con- ress was ready TO receive
Rry communication he might have to
give.
The houFe ct 1890 O'Clock took 8 re-
cess for an hour. L
Alter the recess Mr.. Holman announced
that the committee to wait upon the
PRECEDENT had performed that duty and
the president would communicate with
e.