Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-21
SILVER.
Indications that the House Will Ellml-
nate Free Coinage From the Bill
The Published Accounts of Fuss BetWee n
Senators stewart and Reagan Fake
Cattle Must Be Moved.
Still in Uncertainty.

Still in Uncertainty.
Special to the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, June 20.-The vote 10
correct the Journal and its approval as
corrected does not necessarily Indicate
the ultimate passage of the free coinage
bill. Many Democrats voted Win the
silver men merely as rebuke 10 tne
speaker. Their next step will be the Oh
fering of resolution referring the Dlil
to the committee by authority OF the
house with instructions to report 1t oaok
promptly. This will be done with the
understanding that the senate amend
meut will be non -concurred in, but VIII
agree that the bullion redemption
clause shall be eliminated. The silver
Republicans and probably number OF
! Democrats are expected TO vote
| for the resolution. It is not at
! all likely that free coinage 4
| bill will in the end be permitted
| 10 mass the house The house bill, with
the bullion clause stricken out, Will
probably be adopted and the conserva-
| tive silver men will agree to be satlsheu
and not vote for free coinage.
NOTHING IN IT.
AS previously stated the published ac-
counts of a fuss between Senators Stew
came m in the senate to-day. MI
| stewart rising to a question of personal
privilege and quoting the dispatch OF
the Philadelphia Bulletin, said the
whole story was 1aKe:
He said that he had received
letters from various parts of the country
expressing regret at the occurrence MT
Reagan said that he could not conceive
auv possible motive for the story. IheFe
never mad been any ill-feeling between
Senator Stewart and himself and they
had never said anything to each other OF
an unfrieudly nature.
Mr.. Blair turned the laugh on the SEN
ators by asking if their ages
had been stated correctly, ME-
Reagap's being placed at seventy-hVe.
The senator from Texas replied;
will deliberate on that question, when
SALLY was received with great laughter
w. P. Hackney of Guthrie has petit
ton ed congress for remuneration OF the
services of the deputy United STATES
. marshals as police officers at the time the
Territory was opened. He states that
90 600 people located in the Territory 10
one day. occupying 1900, goo acres OF
r land. Capt. 6. F. States, Tenth IN
fantry, and Capt. II. c. Cayanaugh,
= Thirteenth Infanty, also recommended
the payment to the officers OF Suitable
o sum for their services.
) INTRUDING CATTLE.
: Complaints have been made that cat
t tie grazing on the Indian LANDS DoroerihE
: on Oklahoma are allowed TO trespass OIL
= the property of homesteadeTs in Okla
= homa. The secretary of the interior
: teleCraphed to Agent Patrick dlrectlpl
him TO inform the cattle owners they
| r,ust remoye their cattle at once IRON
y these lands.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Mobiles of Hous
- ton, and a. Frenkel of Galveston are
20 the st. James.
81 Consular and Diplomatic Appropriations
Id WASHINGTON, June 2O.-The consuls
and diplomatic appropriation bill was re
ported to the senate to-day by Mr.. Hale
A number of amendments are made II
the bill as IL passed the house. The mis-
ie sions to the Argentine Republic ana &c
the United States of Colombia ar
raised from $500 to SlO,oOV
u The committee also incorporate
lg in the bill suggestions b
Secretary Blaine to enable the presioen
lie to carry into effect the recommendatlo
s. Of the Psn-American conference. The
on are as follows: $40, $50 for compensate
IL, of employees, miscellaneous expenses an
of printing, and distributing proceed
H. iDgs and reports VI
hit conference; SIS, 600 for the com
o. pensation of three commissions
Va and the expenses of the commission
"A meet in Washington the first weaknesses
ne in January, 1891, to consider the estat
re, lishmept of an international coin
l It. coins; SG5, 900 for the payment {
lie the share of the United States OF tn
' OF: preliminary survey for an inter-continer
led ed tai railway; $50, 900 for the organizatie
o. and establishment of an information
Inc union of American republics from Il
It prompt collection and distribution i,
er. commercial information and $40, GU
on the compilation and publication in EN-
ing lish, Spanish and Portuguese OF unltor
ing nomeu lature of imported and EXPORT
~ articles.