Procession Honors and Senate Action in Washington
The procession honoring the President passes the grand reviewing stand at the Executive Mansion as Garfield acknowledges cheers with Hayes nearby. In later events, Gen. Garfield hosts Williams College delegates, while a Senate executive session debate over confirmations and party strategy continues through the night with no quorum reached.
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Bills Passed and Killed in Congress This Session
President signs all general Appropriation bills before noon. Deficiency bill increases allocated to Internal Revenue Bureau Construction and Repair and Steam Engineering. Senate adds 175000 for Ponca Indians. Speaker’s table holds many unacted private and public measures, including Eaton Tariff Commission and library, Porter relief, Holladay relief, educational bill, and Japanese indemnity fund.
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Arms Bill Debate and Ireland Tensions in Commons
In London March 4 the House of Commons debated Irish issues as Mr Parnell defended John Devoy's telegram amid attacks on the Land League. The Arms bill passed its second reading 145 to 34, with notices of further measures and related arrests, transport, and Dublin Castle discussions.
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Gould Arrives at End of Texas and Pacific Track
Jay Gould and party reach the track end in Nolan county Texas 200 miles west of Dallas. He drives the last spike as iron laid at a mile a day. The line is 100 miles west graded and aims to El Paso this year. The road is in good condition with regular trains and many immigrants moving in.
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