Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20

iue-aa!' y, 'ns sAp'N -. Ia.
taken AZ 10 O'Clock ials inoH'lnE -
than n dozen senators We're pl'sen@
ExHctiy half an hour was consumed In |
.,,-nrin,, ,unrpm
-. h.ti,,,
The New York and New JerseS pi'"se
hill was laid before the senate ana re-
800 !, ~. .,,,,,,,,,i,,o,, 81, commerce.
.eu ~ NC 'O''''., - .,,,,,,ri,,ao !
a report IRON the hnAuee eoni'Ni'es
was presented and read, containing com |
rnunicatjon from the treasury depart |
-. - =, ,..,,i,,t,r calling |
.neu. III response "
Tor Information as 70 the proDaplhg OF
deficiency In the revenues OF me govern.
meni. lie committee SHOWS uengis
Tor the hrst three months Of the present
hseal year of over S2l,UOo,uvo or az t1e
rate of over SsbOOoOCO for the year ~
SHOWS actual expenditures uuri ig 'he
hFht three months Of over SOeVl1uuV OF
an average. of about S33,uVJDO per
month. Al the same rate expendituTeess d i9f
tne year would aggregate about SOUL
oOV,Vpo or about S2l,O9o,OOO more lhSn
increase of expenditures over supposed
actual receipts of a little over $II0OO,-
600. The secretary says definite fore
east ior the Whole year Is hnpoSslDle'
put ~ y apparent That should me pres
end eonal.lons continue the dehcit az t, ihe
". g., Al,
NJ. stewart then took tue nooT on
IL i'Vs'oh 70 hileng lhe JouIual OF M9uH9y
i trrsai ~ ~ 20 shgM inc pIN4ehct VI ~.
,, se' MheA ne IHueI 10 answer 20 his
~ MIL ~ lol ,a'' ~ nIsuueu ulat a.
vs. , vi an eAyi.ias uiseussivn y
tha 80, u '''''V " e'I""He tle A"''S VI
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,ijsr,,,si'', sogu u'iiteu iutv y seAutu
NIr p,,t.y .Ie anlsi pucsuuA'
an ~, f,r,,,,,,., 'et"'ut g 'iIe pteSent us
Shon,.n tbe ei, 81 oVSHs'oi. 70 atteinp' 10
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~ uN' oosIuStlNe inelIOus 10 the VIII
ana ~ p'V IN INpiesseu ~ tne po.lS,
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Nv rnoi"ritv n' na,, ,E ru'es Nu l,i.
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49,, 49, 49, si s"enS stu"tpls 1re Ut
NJ iIrh 'nat y si a1 no' b9ss H., -,
III. say un' ~ Nhlch tnS
KIM ~ vouhsty ueslls Pn5seu,
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"it, I i,,.r A.. nm,
,,y ,o,, III N.Y., ", I'm Isheu' VI
~ 't I'M uhuer eAlsiiGs rules where
" ~ ~" ~ pisseu II tWeHE sehu-
,.',,i i',l'9. ~ snuii u9l pe Ioue
e.. ~ ngHlc IletHou NlhVh uds upphcI
IIoih rue iounlgton oil the government
''Rivu NJ buDns,
~, l-,'',''3s sag Tue majority IhEoieu
" VLH iuil.5S IA respect to criticism
OF hlihsrll l9r moi voting ME- DUBOIS
said It was lis pleasure and delight to
III tne senate but II MS expulsion
Ilolh tIit SENATE "3uiu prevent the pas
suES ol wv reptM plI ne would NOT
w. pa iTr , n,oli,e. NJ. r.n
ton. that his CIeller's) name be entered
as present on tue ron can Wleh he "a
nor answer as Il personal request. MI
runner Went on sHrcaslically TO remark
lhat ne understood liat the senate was
courteous nody anu that personal re
10 On eue IGt'E GROUND oil courtesy IL
was uscfNutuole 10 Inc senator who
innue the request, 70 debate H. Mr.
runner thereupoh asked ununi'nons con
seHt thnt thc request pc aec1dGd TO-
Mt. DUBOIS, MI. Allen anu MIR, But
Ter vigorously objected
Mt lniiner simulated seriousness. and
salu' confess my 0stonlshment
Inughterli my adol 10 broken; 1 abandon
lhe morton IN despair. uAnghterl
As Mr. Palmer sat down an ohsireppr-
Gus infant in the gallery tested Its lung
power anu us we mother was carrying
II 9pt OF que gallery 1t uttered piuim
wall Listen To me echo or my de,
spalr SAD Mr.. Palmer, quickly; and
seneMl laughter enshed
Mt quay OF icnnsylNanA gave notice
OF IN amendment TO the repeal BILL pro-
LidinE INIT the act shnll take effect
Jan, l., 1875
Mr. Can opposed any change In the
rules and was followed by Mir. Butlcr
IN IN imp0ssioncd argument against the
proposition of the senator from New
York ytlilD and the senator from Texas
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