The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-06-15

not consent TO a. amendment setting apart
certain eeeeicas for the consideration Of pen
sioa bulls the Republicans refused to vote. AZ
no quorum could be secured Mr.. Mills With
drew his resolution and moved that the de
bate on the pending paragraph In the tariff
bill be limited to ten minutes.
Nessrs. Mckinley and Reed demanded, 40 q
parliamentary inquiry, tobe informed II II vas
not In order to suspend the rulcs and Get apart
days for general pension legislation. The
speaker pro TEN. (McMulin, Of Tcnneseee) re-
piled that the regular order was the Mtlls
molten. The honse was in an uproar, the
Democrats demanding the regular order, Mr..
Reed perststing in HE. inquiry, and the
speaker pro tenn. refusing to countcnancc
further Interruption, put the Mile motion.
The vote showed NO quorum, aud . call OF the
house was ordered. Members to the number
Of az having responded, Mt. Mills withdrew
his motion to liuit the debate, and simply
asked that the house 20 ntocommittes Of tho
whole on he tariff bill. The Republicans
persisted in . refusal to vote, and another
roll call was ordered on the motion to go into
committee. On this vote Ill Democrats re-
spondcd. No quorum, and ON motion Of Mr..
Mills, the house adjourned.
WASHINGTON, June 6.-After routine busi-
ness the house went into committee of the
whole ON the tariff bill On the pending clause,
Wool, manufactured, not specially enumcr-
ated or provided for" the debate being lim-
tied to thirty minutes.
Mr.. Mills called attention to the fact that
Canada imposed . tariff on sawed lumber and
asked why It was, II the tariff meant high
wages, that 1t did not bring high wages in
Canada as we'll o. here.
Mr.. Hermann, Of Oregon, presented to the
Democrats the compliments OF Oregon and .
message from hee people saying that Oregon
had voted for protection by 800 majority.
Mr.. MofYatt moved to strike out the para
graph. The motion was rejected.
The clerk read tho next clause Of the free
list, "Hubs for wheels, posts, last blocks,
wagon blocks, heading blocks, and all like
blocks or sticks, rough hewn or sawn," which
Nr. Baync moved toatrike out.
After further debate the motion to strike
out was rejected BY . party vote.
"etavcs of wood" Was next considered, and
after long discussion Mr.. Buchanan, Of New
Jersey, offered an amendment adding the
words, sin rough, straight and not shaved,''
which WAS rejected.
An amendment to strike out the paragraph
was lost and the committee rose.ss
The speaker pro tern. laid before the house
a message from the president returning with
out his approval bills for the erection Of q
public building at Bar Harbor, Me-, and for
the purchase Of additional ground for the
building at Council Bluffs, Ia.
The conference on the hill relating to pos
tai crimes presented their report, andthe SEN
ate amendments were agreed to.
The house then adjourned.
WASHINGTON, June 6.-After the transac.
ton Of some unirnportant business the house
went into committee Of the whole on the tar
in bill.
Mr.. Cox, Of New York, created diversion by
having read q dispatch from st. Louis an
nouncing Clcvcland's nomination by acclama-
tton. The democrats burst into applause.
MI. Tarsney, who had the floor, waved q
bandana rapturouely. There was a moments
silence on tho Republican side, followed by a
storm Of cheers and hand-clapping to answer
the ether side.
Without action the committee rose, and the
house Immediately went again into committee
Of the whole ON the senate amendments to
the Indian appropriation bills, and these
were generally non-concurrcd 10. The rom
mittee rose, and the bill was sent to confer
cnce.
Adjourned.