The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-02-24


thinner than 30 wire gauge, when gal
vaniZed or coated with zinc, spelter, or
any alloy of those metals, one cent per
pound additional. Agreed tO---ayes "a,
noes 10. -
Various amendmknts we're offered and
rejected, and debate On Ithe bin closed,
with the understanding that amend
ments might sttll BE Offered
Alr. Bf0WnN moved To make duty on
gold Watches 20 per cent. Agreed to-
ayes 26, noes 10.
champagne and other sparkling wines
In bottles holding not fnorethan a quart
each. seven dollars E-dOzen.-Agreed
tO--ayes 81, noes 2l. The duty on small
er bottles was fixed in proportion.
On motion Of Mr.. Hale the duty on
stones, manufactured or undFessed,
freestOne, granite, sandstone and ali
building or monumental stone, except
marble, not specially enumerated, was
changed from $l,l0 to2a per cent adYal-
Orem. III. .s!ae8 lcweselenoJ slR4
0n.motion of Mt. .Aldriefl, cotton dam.
ask was inserted at 40 per cent. sd val
Orem. -1a e1ut sH .2GO1a yIis j blu
\ The tariff portion OF the bill, which
was technically an amendment to the
original bill to reduce internaIjreVenue
taxation, was agreed to by thefollowing
vote: sf-nl aIf 4. sTgIfTg0f ~
Yeas-rAldrieh, Allison, Anthony, Barr
rOw, Bayard, Blair BROWN ) Camden, Con-
ger. Cameron (Wis.) Davis Qll.l j. Davis
(W. Val Dawes. Frye, GOrman5 Harrison,
Hale, HaWley,l HILL .HOaF, Ingalls,, Jack
son, Kellogg, Logan; MON illan, Nc Pher-
son, Miller (Caf) Miller N.Y) MORRILL,,
Piatt, Plumb Rollins, Sawyer, Slater,
Tabor, Van Wyck and. WindOm1-37. g il
NOes-7BeOk, Call, C0ckTelb Coke. Ed
munds, Farley, George, Hampton, Har-
ris, Jones Fla,) Malone, Maxey, Pendle-
ton, Pugh, Ransom, Sewell, Sherman,
Vance, Vest, voorhees,, Walker and VIII
Iiams-23. .... ,... I'D
Upon the passage of the bill the vote
was rs follows: ..ss. .,g..d ..
Yeas-Aldrich, Allison, Anthony, Bar
row, Bayard, Blair, Brown, Camden,
Cameron (Wis) COnger, Davis Qll.) Davis
CIV. Ya.l Dawes, Edmqnds. Frye. GOrman
Hale, Harrison, Hawley, Hin, HOar, In
gals, Jackson, Jones (Fla) Jones (NeV.)
Kellogg, Logan, Mcmillan, Mcpherson,
Miller tCal,) Miller IN. ~ Morrill,, Platt,
Plumb, Rollins, Sawyer, Sswell, Sher-
man, Slater. Tabor, Van Wyck and Win
dom--42. ,..J s..J -... 4
Noes Beck, CaH. COekrelI, Coke, Far
ley, Garland, George, Hampton, Harris,
Maxey, Mitchell, PendletOny P0gh, Ran
som, Vance, Vest Voorhees,, Walker and
Williams--1Q re rsHgIE .a..s.F .rg.f.l.
TheCtitle Of the bill was made to read /:
An act to- reduce internal revenue taxa
tiOn and for other purposes, r'Hua j.
Mr.. Logan called up the Army ApprO-
priation bill, so as to make Ii unfinished
business for tomorrow. .t-h1.
HoU6E-SM Mr. HiscOck, Chairman Of the
Appropriation Committee. moved to 90
into Committee Of the Whole on the
SundFy Civil Appropriation bill. He
expressed the opinion that the bill
would not occupy more than two OF
three days and said II would be followed
by the Deficiency bill. ar..I. ....al
Mr. Cslkinas Chairman Of the Elec-
tiOnsi Committee, gave notice he would,
as soon as the Sundry Civil bill was dis
posed OF, ask action on the various cleo
tiOn cases now on the calendar.
MIR. Kelley said that recognizing the
Importance OF the passage OF the apprO-
prlatiOn bills in time for action by the
Senate, he would not antagOnize them,
but as soon as they were disposed Of he
would again press consideration OF the
Tariff bill, in the hope OF reaching
result. (lncredutOns laughter.)
The House then went into Committee
OF the Whole on the Suhdty Civil ApprO-
priation bill. General debate was dis
penSeu Wltl, anu lne Dill was read by
paragraphs for amendment.
Pending action the committee rose.
Mr.. Townsend (OhiOj from COMMITTEES
on Commerce, reported the River and
HarDOr, bill. Referred TO the Committee
of the Whole, Recess.
The, House tmme ediately on reassemb
ling .prQceeded.C In Committee of the
Whole, to che c0nsideratfoIi OF the Sun
dry Ciyil Appropriation bill, the pend
ing amendment, being to provide that
the appropriation OF 3 $fOO. 900 for the pre-
yentiOn Of the spread Of epidemies shall
DO Expended under the supervision of
the National Board Of Health. After
discussion the amendment was lost.
While considering the item appropri-
ating $4,000 for the completion of the
Washington monument, Mr.. HiscOck
stated, the monument would be compile
ted two years from July next.