Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-08
CONFESSIONAL.
.,... Reagan and Coke Oppose the
s''t s,II 10 Provide Ter q Bureau Of
Animal Indastry.
and Hslbor Bill 10 Brought
fss h B,fsre The Ho1se
and is Voted Upon

and 10 totec pksA'
ar rifresn CONGRESS.
TIE SENATE.
,u,vsros, May AT the conclu-
- me morning business the consid-
don .o =, If, If the railway land forfeiture bill
sfsnOa sumed, the question being on the
vs. .smeut by Mr.. Palmer, providing
rrenu ..,s q, entry should be confirmed
hst no ;ad,ce Of any presumption OF
io w claim now fed under the e1
son as decisions ef the Secretary OF Inc
Eve. s,,or, tass Was existing On iss VI Jan
usiy, s'oouer opp osed the amendment
MI Xii went over till to- morrow. q
snd VIC s.ns,e then resumed consideration
ING mil to provide for q
Of i spim.l industry = to f.
buiss. ,be expectation of live stock
ellu products aud to esttrpste
sud sI nasuoaonia and was addressed
PlssWfr Reagan in opposition to the DILL
g - S.I,eyed m.ny Of its features uncon-
b. ss. Usl,l BE said he had numerous
iu!u ." and remonstrances protesting
s'M.., the bill aud suggesting that lis
R cas- 10 plsce the control OF the
op NJ tbs country In the hands OF those
esAiS sn In Chicago VINO were referred to
lew w. b7 the SENATOR'S from Missouri
HV,nsss ives. and Plumt) There
sna ~. nonsience in the integrity, fairness
,'S iu.tdess Of tho Commissioner OF
~ ,ns,rIture. 1t WAS believed he would
~ fairly with all inter,
' '.. n, ne couD ~ and would
u h. induced to sacrifice the interests
%e,ttle growers aud consumers.
". va moved an amendment provid-
..n ,h., an owner OF cattle or any person
s.snp charge Of cattle, snail have req
sa,,hIe notice of the time when and
: , mere the superintendent will be made, .nd
'h,II bs permitted 10 make proof OF the
v,Ius OF the cattle, and also providing
,s,t The board, it,, agents and servants
sS,II have no sulh)rIty to exercise their
novsrs in the limits Of the state, "except
e stock yarde, cars or vessels"
ri,hou, first obtaining the consent and
,o.ouer.tlon Of sucn authority OF the
state.
Mr., Coke made an argument against
,be Bill. He said his opposition to 1t was
sreppthened bV the remarks msoe last
Thurstsy as to Chicago syndicate having
, lopog in Washington to lobby for the
I'M The fact sas evidence TO mis- mind
thst the C Commissioner Of Agriculture was
NOT plant 10 the Establishments Of the
! CnIcseo syndicate. He trusted the COM
missioner because the syndicate did not
y,ut him. That syndicate was coiled
like an ansconds sround the beef produc-
! Ipg and beef consuming interest of the
4 country.
Mr.. Blair, o member OF the committee
/ On agriculture, s.id that 3D. far as he
knew lhere hao been no humsn being lob.
! bJipg for the DILL, and thsE the Senator
trou Kansas who had spoken about the
Cllcsgo syndicate was in favor OF its
passage.
Mr.. Coke said that the Senator from
Kstsas desired to hsvs the commission
feature Of the bill stricken out, ard that
The Senator did ssy that lobbyists 10 the
4 interest OF the Chicago syndicate had
besuln Washington working for the bill.
Mr. Blsir-"DOes the Senator himself
hOw ih4?'
Mr. CJke-"I DO not"
Mr.. B!air-' Neither do l."
At this stage and withou! finishing his
Petch Mir. Coke yielded the moor, and
tie bill went over without action.
After 81 executive session the Senate
rjOurned.
THE HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, May THE following
bulls were introduced and referred:
By Mr.. ToSnshend Of nllnois-Appro-
lating $50, zoe for the erention in Wash
igton Of a statue to the memory Of Major
eerersl W, s. Hancock.
By Mr. Peters Of Kansas, directing the
sscfetsry Of the Treasury to use any.
money now in the Treasury or which may
ieiesiter accumulate therein for the psy-
aenl Of she puolic debt or any Ct the
outstanding interest bearing obligations
d he government known as a and 4 per
esEt bonds at psr and accrued interest,
hla bonds TO be Cancelled In manner pro-
q tded by law.
bl M. Pnelsn of Tennessee, author-
ing the publication Of documentary
history OF the financial. Il cal, ana com
l.lchl records Ct the Confederate states.
MT Blanchard Of louisiana, moved TO
suspend the rules and pass the river and
IAoor DILL. s veral amendments have
wen Incorporated in the bill since 1t WAS
at before the House.
BEADING Of the uill consumed an hour
I'D a half.
nj S1Wden Of Pennsylv.nls demanded
We second aud motion TO suspend the
I'ss vas seconded-l53 to IA, a ma
,.ty OF Inc opponents Of the measure re-
1lnlng from voting.
M blaAchard VI Louisiana briefly ex-
aaeu Inc c5anges Ia The bill, stating the
- a appropriation OF the bill was
~ sza'VUu greater than it was when
oI , ,t was last considered In committee
n \. ny az Whole; thst s25, o0e was given to
1ssueVelsrd haroor.
nj Palmer OF Michigan favored the
'rsuy passage Of the bill.
he bill. i'"hiA Hppioseu
W.. VI Cnaldler Of Virginia said ae would
IN mr. .Ote for such q river and hsIbor
q. nm 70 suspend the rules and pass
", IVA was sgreed to-l6U to 60.
bingham OF Pennsylvania moved to
mlu me rules and pass the Senate
Coz aa nt,g right Of way across tie
u RW.lSn reservation in Montana t.
s1..nI Clerks Fork and Cook City