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son, Williams Of Mich, Williams of n Y, Williams
of Del, and Wood Of n. Y.-72.
Baker Of Ind, Banning, Bayne, Beebee, Bell, Bene,
diet, Beknell, Blackburn, Band Blount. Boone,
Buck 6 SgO Bragg, Brentano, Brewer, Bridges,
chaTd, Burdick, Butler, lCabell, Cain, Cadwell of
Tenn, Caldwell of KY, Calkns, Copnor Carlisle,
CaSwei Chalmers Clark Of Ky Clark of Mo-, CLARK
Cox of n. Y, Cox of o, Cravens, Crittenden, Cul-
berson, Cummings, Cutler, Dlnford, Davidson,
las, Dnnnell, Eden, ELAN, Ellis, Ellsworth, Ever
EFT, Evans of Ind, Evans OF S. c., Ewing, Fin
ley d F0Tney; Fort Foster, Franklin, Full
ter, Hamilton, Hanna, Harris of Ga. Harris Of Va,
Harrison Hartlidge. HartzeIl. Haskell, Hatcher,
Hayes, H a3 Henderson, Henkle, Henry, Hew-
EFT Oh Ala, Herbert, Hiscock. Hooker, House,
Hubbell, Hunter, Hunton, Humphrey, timer, Jones
Of Ala, Jones o., Keller, Kelley, Kenna, Kill
Lyon, Luttrell, Lynde, Mackey, Manning, Marsh,
Martin, McGowan, Mckenzie, Mckinley, McMahon,
NILE Mitchell a Money Monroe, Morgan, Morrison,
n " Patterson OF CAL, Phelps. Phillips, Pollard,
Pound, Price Prdemore, Raney, Randolph, .Rea,
Reagan Reley, Riddle, Robbins of n c., Roberts
Of Nd, robertson of La, Robinson of Ind, Ryan,
Sampson, SapD, Sayler, Scales, Sexton, Shelter
barger, Shelley, Singleton, Siemons. Smas. South
Stone Of I Stephens Stone
burgh, Throckmorton, Townsend of o., Townsend of
W. dacksr, hgr1es IurRey Vance Van Voorhees,
White of Ind, Whltthorne, Wiggington, VIII
liams Of Wis !, Williams of Ala, Williams of Or
egon, Willis of Ky, Wiletts, Wilson, Wren, Wright,
and Yeates.-204.
The main question having been ordered 1sl.to 43,
the House proceeded to vote upon the Senate amend
ments.
Inc hrst amendment, providing that silver shall
De iegai tender except where otherwise expressly
stipulated in the contract was concurred in 176 n
81 ' " "
The second amendment was that which strikes out
the nee coinage feature of the House bill and inserts
provisions limiting the coinage of the silver dollar
and providing that coinage shall be paid into the
treasury. IL was concurred in, yeas 203, NAYS H.
Inc next vote was en- the third Senate amendment,
proposing an international silver conference which
was agreed to- yeas 1885, nays IL.
Nexf Vse was on the fourth Senate amendment.
authorizing the issue of certificates in exchange for
silver COM and 1t was agreed to without DIVISION
Inc other amendments were simply formal and
we're concurred in without division, The bill now
goes TO the President for his approval.
Mr. House, from the Pacific Railroad Committee
reported the bill in reference to the Texas Pacific
Railroad. Ordered printed and recommitted.
MI. Morrison presented the views of the minority.
Same order.
Mr.. Springer from the Committee ON Elections
MADE report in the Massachusetts, contested elec-
ton case OF Dean against Field that Field the sit
ting member Is not entitled to the seat that Dean
Contestants is.
Mr.. Gambler presented minority report signed by
himself and all the Republican members of the com.
mittee.
The reports were ordered printed.
MT. Bragg from the Military Committee reported a
Dill TO regulate and limit the allowances of officers Of
the army. Order printed and recommitted.
House at o'clock adjourned till Monday