Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-07-22
SENATE.

cons deraton OF the river and harbor bill Nc
MILAN explained that the reduction Of Is per
cent had been computed on the amount Of APP
preparation, and that the distribution OF that
amount OF an item among the several parts Of
the work was merely matter OF computation.
That could be done rs the bill was b,ing read.
Logan novel TO increase the appropriation
FOR Improving the harbor at Chicago from s15.
900 TO Sl50,o0) and argued in support Of the
amendment. The amen iment was rejected.
Vest moved 10 increase the appropriation for
he Missouri river from Ss75,0Oo TO $5o0,0oo.
Rejected-yeas 20, nays 80. Kena wv Va0
offered au amendment proposing to empower
the president to withhold amounts apprepra-
ted for any improvement, II in his Judgment
the public interests would be subscry,d there,
by. Tabled. Yes. moved to increase the AZ
preparation for the Mississippi river from the
passes to CAIRO from 81, $4,000 to g., 100000,
Tabled. The question was then taken on
agreeing TO the committee amendment redu
eng the appropriation 20 per cent ana 1t was
agreed to--yeas $40, naysl4, The senate then
took up the naval appropriation bill. All the
amendments reported by the committee were
agreed to without debate on the question, and
the bill was passed. Adjourned
UousK
The house proceeded TO consider the confer
ence report on the legislative appropriation
bill, and II was agreed 10. Cannon Qll)
moved that the house reccie from its dis
agreement TO the senat, amendment provld-
ing for an increase In clerical force OF the
civil service commission Agreed TO, Mat
son Qnd.) called up the report Of the COM
mittee on invalid pensions on the message OF
the president vetoing the bill pensioning Car.
ter W. Liller, and upon his statement the case
had been reopened In the pension Office. Con-
sderation OF the report was post
poned until next session, Madison
then called up the veto message on
the bill granting pension to Elizabeth Luce
A majority Of the committee recommended
that the bill should be passed notwithstand-
ing the presidents veto. II failed TO receive
a two-thlrds vote, the vote being ll6 for aud
l24 against. The veto message on the bin
granting a pension to Catherine Mccarthy
was then called up and the house (ycas ICE
nays 97) refused TO pass tho bill over the veto
not a necessary two-thlrds In the Affirmative
The next message called up was that vetolng
tle bill granting a pension to Joseph Romei-
son. In this case the committee on invalid
pensions reported unanimously In favor OF
passing the bill over the veto 1t was passed,
yeas, no. nays 3S
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eport on the presidents message vetoing the
ill giving the right Of way through the Indian
reservation In northern Montana, recommend
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Randall moved 10 reduce the anproprIatIon for
armament to Notifications from $500 OOl Il
slOO. OD0 Reed suggested rather sarcastically
that there should be A discussion over pro.
position To vote n want OF confidence In
another departmept OF the government.
Pending n vote ON the demand for the pre.
vious onestIon the hour OF & O'Clock arrived
and the house took n recess until Sp. m. thu
NIGHT sessiop N n. for The consideration Of
business from the committee on printing. At
its evening session the house psssed two doz.
an hills for tte nrintIpy Of public documents
and At half NJ At ten adjourned.
SENATE.
w,su,xoroN Jply 10-Tbe senate tool
II, tho o,eorm.gorIro bnI and ya,c,
rrooeoded N .rgnc AGAINST q Ue cn.r
actoryod n "a IN. most vIcIops NJ all Lao.
lsIation ever attempted in the s,nate-the
most outrogeousIv yioI.tivs NJ the co,stitu-
tIon and of indiyidual and nersonsl rIobts
n was literally .,rrotection gone N seed y
| Then followed long debate which was con
Guided by n sreecb AGAINST tho him bv Rpt,or
Evar,s tool the soor I'm, viclded N a motjor
70 adiourn
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resuheu consiuo'a''oh Vi 'ho "Pt'op''a''''
oili' Inc penuihB question Vi ior'i'ca'on
was On hahualrs ahchuneht proposing
reduce from sooo'oo 10 sloo'oVo Tue aPproPri
atom Tor armament OF sea coast uclcnses