Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-07-03

bpLhhy huh pAohbultu ny u lbbuluthOu VI Cth-
non (Ill that the record be 80 amended az to
show that speech purporting TO have been
delivered by McAdoo, in which allusion was
made to Senator Logan was not actually
delivered.
MIR. Cox argued that the object OF this dis
cussion was to prevent adjournment and
moved to lay the whole matter on the table.
[ories Of good and "vote."l The motion
was agreed to without division.
Mr.. Horr (Mich.) from the committee on
appropriations, then reported the Fertilization
Appropriation bill; referred to committee Of
the whole.
Mr.. Randall (Pa.) on behalf Of the minority
OF the same committee submitted substitute
therefor same reference,
The House then went into committee Of the
whole on business reported from the COM
mittee on labor.
The first bill considered was one providing
for the adjustment Of accounts Of laborers
and mechanics arising under the eight hour
law.
The provisions OF the bill were stated in
Senate yesterday, and areidentical with those
OF the bill reported by Mr.. Malone from the
committee on education and labor.
The House went into committee
on bills reported from the committee on
labor, and spent several hours In
discussion OF the bill constituting the
Eight Hour Law, but did not dispose OF it.
Adj ,uinsd.
WASHINGTON, June 80 I'm the Hon "a
Mr.. Randall (pa introduced j,iut
resolution providing that all appropris-
tions for the necessary operations Of
the government under existing
laws which shall remain unpro
vided for after Jrne 30th, 1884,
shall be continued and made available
for five days after that date, unless the
regular appropriation bills shall BIZ en-.
acted. This was passed.
message was received from the
President transmitting communication
ON the Secretary Of the Interior
calling att ntiOn to the fact that
no appropriation has been made to carry
toto operation the provisions OF the act
establishing q bureau OF labor. A con.
fere oe committee was appointed on the
Deficiency bill. Mr.. King Ola intro
duced bill appropriating s2OO, 600 to be
expended by the National Board OF Health
to prevent the introduction and spread Of
the Asistio cholera In the United States.
Mr.. Cox IN. Y, introduced preamble
and resolution reading that, ION Feb.
ruary 25th, the House adopted a
resolution calling on the Presi.
dent for communications which have
passed between the United States and
Russia with respect TO the treatment Of
Hebrews by the latter government, and
that no auoh communications had been
transmitted, and respectfully requesting
the President to comply with the reso.
| tuition conference report on the
Indian Appropriation bill was agreed to.
AT IL the House went into committee
Of the whole on the Fertilization Appro.
| priation bill.
WASHINGTON, Jnly la the House,
Mr.. Randall (Pa.) submitted the report
OF the conferences committee on the Naval
Appropriation bill, lrbunoing
an inability to agree. H. said
the chief items Of Disagreement,
we're appropriations for new orniserf
and The oohtit uatioD OF work or
the double turrsttd monitors. He said
in the course of his remarks, there was
nothing could induce the present con.
freees to yield on these points except the
decisive vote OF the Houss, and when
that vote was given he trusted
the House would select some
other oonfsrne than him. [Applauss or
th, Democratic aidp1 Ia a uollcquy with
VI. Calkins (lud }, Mr. Randall admitted
hat th- Present Investigation OF the
navy department had nothing TO do will
the new oruisers, but asserted that Il
fhonld haze Its effect upon members Ii
appropriating IN, n-y for department
@htre there had been NAL admins.
ration. Mr.. Townsend, from tn,
conference committee on the Post 0ffio,
Appropriation bill, reported failure I,
agree. The only points in controversy
are those reducing by per cent the com
pansatioD to railroads for mail trausporta
tion, reducing to so per cent 0t thi
amount the compensation OF land gran
roads tor similar service, and increasing
from . 100000 to $4,000, 900 the an
pristion for railway mail clerks. Ate
some debate Mr.. Hoar moved TO reoed,
from the disagreement to the Senst,
amend ment increasing the appropriation
for the compensation OF railway mai
clerks, and the motion was agreed to-
yeas l23, nays 80. This dispCses Of tn,
bill as far az the House Is concerned
The Fertilization Appropriation bill wa
considered in committee OF the whole
pending which the House adjourned.
The Fitz John Porter bill occupied tn,
attention Of the cabinet yesterday, but
1t is said, no conclusion was reached. Al
the constitutional Limitation Of ten day
within which tue Executive action cal
be taken on the bill will expire to.mor
row, 1t ia expected that the PresIden
will reach conclusion to day.