Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-20
to say that the administration had asked for

| IL.
Mr. Bayne-Dd not the commissioner who
recommended the bill ask for the bonded
whisky bills
! Mr.. Dunnell-He did not ask forit. The
| commissioner of internal revenue never
recommended the passage Of the bonded
whisky bill here or under any circumstances.
| Mr.. Bayne-Who recommended it?
| Mr.. Dunnell-It was asked for by bill pre-
sented here and referred to the committee.
Mr.. Burrows (Mich.) supported the bill on
the ground that it would contribute to the
good of the service.
The motion was lost, yeas 81, nays 100.
Mr.. O'Neill (Pa.) under instructions from
the committee on appropriations moved 10
suspend the rules and pass the pension appro.
priation bill, which apprOpriates 500 COO, OC0
After protest from House (Tenn.) against
passing measure of this magnitude unsier
suspension of the rules the motion was agreed
to and the bill passed without division.
| Mr.. Fisher pa. } under instructions from
| the committee on coinage and revenues moved
| to supend the rules and pass the bill appro-
priating 100000 for extension of the Phila-
delphia mint.
Mr.. Hutchins On. w characterized the bill
as the most eXtravagant which had ever been
reported to the house at this session. 1t was
real estate operation bill to sell real estate
adjoining the mint to the United States for
$4,000.
MMr. Valentine (Neb.,l opposed the bill, cen
were necessary the claims Of the west should
be considered.
Mr.. Hntchins again expressed his Opposi-
ton stating the mint should be established at
st. Louis or New York. The motion to sus-
pend the rules was lost.
Mr.. Townsend, (Ohio,l under instructions
from the committee on commerce, moved to
suspend the rules and pass the bill to promote
the efficiency of the revenue marine service.
The motion was lost, yeas 81; nays IS.
The bill to regulate the removal of causes
from state to federal courts, was made the
special order for the 10Th of December, 1882
The bill to regulate immigration passed Ill
to 16. It provides that there shall be paid q
duty of so cents for each passenger not citi-
zen of the United States, who shall come by
vessel from foreign port to any port with
in the United States, the duty to be paid to
the collector of customs of the port to which
the passenger shall come, or if there be no
collector at such port, then to the collector of
customs nearest thereto, or to the master,
owner, agent or consignee of every such YES
sci, within twenty.fOur hours after the entry
thereof.
Mr.. Hatch (Mo.), under instruction from
the committee On agriculture, moved to sus.
pend the rules and pass the bill to establish
a bureau of animal industry and to prevent
the expectation of diseased cattle and spread
of infectious or contagious diseases among
domestic animals. Agreed to.
MIR. Williams Owls. }, under instruction from
the committee on foreign affairs, moved to
suspend the rules and pass the joint resOlu-
ton accepting the invitation of the British
government 10 the United States government
to be represented at the international fishery
exhibition in London in 1883, instructing
the commissioner of fish and fisheries to
prepare & complete and systematic represent
alive exhibit of the fisheries of the United
States and appropriating $4,000 for the
purpose.
After debate the joint resolution passed.
Mr.. Epson, under instructions from the
committee on military affairs, moved to sus-
pend the rules, and pass with an amendment
including Kansas, the senate bill
authorizing the secretary of The
treasury to examine and report to
congress the amount of ell claims of Texas,
Colorado, Oregon, Nebraska, California and
Nevada, and the territories of Washington and
Idaho, for moneys expended in repelling inva-
sions and suppressing Indian bostilities.
Upon this motion no quorum voted, and
after a call of the house a motion to adjourn
was carried, with the understanding that an
aye and nay vote should be taken on the bill
tomorrow, Immediately after reading the
journal.
The speaker announced The following con-
ference committee on the District of Column
bia: Water supply bill-Neal, Turner and
Hewitt, New York. On military academy
appropriation bill-Blackburr, Ryan and
RutterWOrth