Morning journal and courier., 1888-05-08

HoUsE.-Among the bills introduced was one appropriating $5,000 for the erection in Washington of statue to the memory of Major General W. s. Hancock.
 By Mir Phelan of Tennessee, authorizing the publication of the documentary history of the financial, fiscal and commercial rec ords of the Confederate States"
 MT. Blanchard, of Louisiana moved to sus- pend the rules and pass the ri yer and harbor bill. Several amendments have been ins eorporated in the bill since it was last be- fore the House. The reading of the bill con- sumed almost an hour and half. MT. Sow den, of Pennsylvania, demanded a second, and the motion to suspend the rules was seconded 153 to IA, the majority of the op- ponents of the measure refraining from vot- ing.
 Mr. Blanchard, of Louisiana. briefly ex- plained the changes in the bill, stating that the aggregate appropriation of the bill was only $25, ,000 greater than it was when the bill was last considered in committee of the whole. That $25, ,000 was given to Cleve- land harbor. The changes which had been made in regard to New York harbor did not increase the amount of the appropriation.
 After some debate the motion to suspend the rules and pass the bill was agreed to- yeas 161, nays 69.
 The following is the vote in detail:
 Yeas-Abbott, Allen of Massachusetts. Anderson of Mississippi, Baker of New York, BanRhead, man, Bowen, Breckendrige -of:Arkansas. Brecken- ridge of Kentucky, Brewer, T. H. Browne of Vir- Bryce, Burrows. Butler. ButteEworth, Carlton. GasEs Gatehngs bGhpsaR sEd Raydson nno6 T1d{t EGrida Resno Feison FisReE Flood, EOran Ford Forney, FFench. Gay. Gibson, Giass, Golf, Granger, Grimes Grosye- Herbert, Herman, Hoaller, Hopkins of Virginia, Hopkins of New York, Houk, Hndd,- Hunter. Jack. Donald hansur, aartin MccSanny, 1 MeeresTy Nc. sMsEs55 ssgses MsaEs eessssn Rice. Robertson, Rogers, Romeis. Rowland, Russell Sayres, Scott, Seney, Seymour. Sherman, Shively, Simmons, Snyder, Stephenson. Stewart of Texas, Tarsney. E. B. Taylor, of Ohio, Thompson of Cali fornia, Tillman, Tracey, Toxnshend& & Turner of Weber, Wheeler, Whiting of Michigan, Wickham. Wilkinson, Wilson of West Virginia. Wise, Wood,
 Nays--Anderson of Iowa, Anderson of Kansas, Arnold, Atkinson, Baker of Illinois, Belden, Bliss, Buckalew, Bynum, T. J. Campbell of New York, Candler, Cannon, Cheaole, Cooper. Covles. Dal, ron Ra nE of Henderson of North Carolina, Henderson of nlin- illinois, Hovey, Johnston of Indiana, Johnston of New Orleans. Kean. Kerr, Lafallette, Laird, Ly- man, Lahlback, Watson, McAdoo, Merriman, Os- born, Berkens Peters, Phelps. Plumb, Post, Reed, Rockwell, Powell, Scully, Sowden, Spooner. Steele, Stone of Missouri J. D. Taylor of Ohio, Whiting of Massachusetts, Whittihorne, Williamson and Yard ley-69.
 Merrill, Gaines, Hogg, Davis. Perry, ,Spinola, Thomas of Wisconsin, Wilber, Culberson, O'Ferrall and Allen of Massachusetts, who won Id have voted for the bill, were paired with Cookery, Vance, Richardson, Symes, Belmont, Keteham, Nichols, Findlay, Browne of Indiana, Dorsey and Bland, who would have voted in the negative.
 MT. Bingham, of Pennsylvania, moved to suspend the rules and pass the Senate bill granting the right of way across the Crow Indian reservation in Montana to the Billing Clarks Forth and Cook City railroad. MT. Foales of Montana, led the opposition to this measure and on seeonding the motion to sus- pend the rules no quorum voted. A motion to adjourn was defeated; yeas 66, nays 119.
 The Speaker laid before the House mes sage from the President returning without his approval bill for the sale of certain New York Indian lands in Kansas.
 Mr. McAdoe, of New Jersey, moved it's to the committee on Indian affairs and on this motion no quorum voted.
 The House then at 4:40 adjourned.