The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-07-26

tnat $40 suit was protected to the amount
of $4.0S.
At the conclusion of Mr.. Mills speech
he was unanimously applauded. All OF
the amendments we're agreed TO with the
exception of that on cotton ties, on wh'qh
Mckinley demanded yea and nay vote,
which was ordered. 1t resulted-yess,
10; nays, 1913; and the amendment stands
as agreed upon in committee of the whole.
Mr.. Gear, of Iowa, republican, voted
with the democrats. Mr.. Randall was
paired with Mr.. Hogg, of West Virginia.
The previous question was then ordered
on the final passage of the bill, aud the
yeas and nays we're ordered.
Mr.. Lowden had read letter from Mr..
Randall asking to be paired with friend
of the bill, and expressing himself dis
tinctly as opposed to it's passage. The
vote was then taken on the final passage
of the bill and resulted-yeas, 1852; nays,
149. The following is the vote in detail:
Yeas-Abbott, Allen, of Mississippi;
Anderson, of Iowa; Anderson, of Missis-
sippi; Anderson, of Illinois; Bacon, Bank
head, Barry, Biggs, Blanchard, Bland,
Blount, Breckenridge, of Arkansas; Brock
inridge, of Arkansas; Breckenridge, of
Kentucky; Brewer, Bryce, Buckalew,
Burnes, Burnett, Bynum, Felix Campbell,
Campbell, of Ohio; Timothy j. Campbell,
Chandler, Carlton, Oaruth, Oatchings,
Chapman, Olardy, Clements, Cobb, Cock
ran, Collins, Compton, Cochran, Oowles,
Cox, Grain, Crisp, Oulberson, Cummings,
Dargan, Davidson, of Alabama; Davidson,
of Florida; Dibble; Dockery, Dougherty,
Dunn, Elliott, Euloe, Ermentrout, Fisher,
Fitch, Ford, Forney, French, Gay, Gibson,
Glass, Grimes, Hall, Hare, Hatch,
Hayes, Heard, Hemphill, Hen
derson, Herbert, Holman, Hooker,
Hopkins, of Virginia; Howard, Hudd,
Hutton, johnson, of North Carolina;
Jones, Kilgore, Laffon, Lagan, Landes,
Lane, Lanham, sLathram, Lawler, Lee,
Lynch, Macdonald, Mahoney, Marsh,
Mansur, Martin, Matson, McAdoo,
McClammy, McOreary, Mckinney, Nc
Mullen, McRae, McSbane, Mills, Mont
gomery, Moore, Morgan, Morse, Neal,
Nelson, Newton, Norwood, Oates, O'Fer-
rell, O'Neill, of Indiana; O'Neill, of Mis-
souri,; lOuthwaithe, Peeler, Pennington,
Phelan, Phidior, Rayner, Rice, Richard
son, Robertson, Rogers, Royland, Russell,
Scott, Seney, Shaw, Shively, Sim
Ouyuers
Springer, Stahlueoker, Stewart, of
Texas; Stewart, of Georgia; Stockdale,
Stone, of Kentucky; Stone, of Missouri;
Tassney, Taulbeck, Thompson, of CALI
formal Tillman, Tracey, Townshend, Tur-
ner, of Georgia; Vance, Walker, Washing
ton, Weaver, Wheeler, Whitthorne, Wilkins,
Wilkinson, Wilson, of Minnesota; Wilson,
of West Virginia; Wise, Yoder and
Speaker Carlisle. Total, 162.
Nays-Adams, Allen, of Massachusetts,;
Allen, of Michigan; Anderson of Kansas;
Arnold, Atkinson, Baker, of New York;
Baker, of Illinois; Bayne, Belden, Bing-
ham, Bliss, Boothman, Bound, Boutelle,
Bowden, Bowen, Brewer, Browne, of Vir-
ginia; Brown, of Ono; Brumm, Buohanen,
Bunnell, Burrows, Butler, Butterworth,
Cannon, Oaswell, Oheadle, Clarke, Oogswell,
Conger, Cooper, Grouse, Cutoheon, Dali
zell, Darlington, Davis, Delano, Ding
ley, Dorsey, Durham, Farquhar,
FELTON,, Finley, Flood, Fuller, Funston,
Gaines, Gallinger, Gear, Gest, Got,
Greenman, Grosvenor, Circuit, Guonther,
Harmer, Haughen, Hayden, Henderson, OF
Iowa; Henderson, of Illinois; Herman,
Hires, Hit, Holmes, Hopkins, of Illinois;
Hopkins, Of New York Hauk, Hovey,
Hunter, jackson, Johnston, OF Indiana;
Kean, Kelly, Kennedy, Kerr, Ketohani,
Lafollette, Laidlaw, Laird, Lehlbaoh, Lind,
Lodge, Long, Lyman, Mason, McCombs,
Mccormick, Mccullough, McKenna, Nc
Kinley, Merrimsn, Mulikeu John N.
Moffat, Morrill,, Morrow, NichoIsj Nutting,
O'Donneil, ONeih, OF Pennsyl-
vania; Osborne, Owen, Parker,
Patton, Payson, Perkins, Peters,
Phelps, Plumb, Post, Pugsley, Reed,
Rockwell, Romeis, Rowell; Russell, Of
Connecticut; Ryan, Sawyer, SOUL, sey-
mour, Sherman, Sowden, Steele, Stephen.
son; Stewart, of Vermont; Strubble,
Symes, Ezra B. Taylor, Joseph d. Taylor;
Thomas, of Kentucky; Thomas, Of I'll.
inois; Thomas, of Wisconsin; Thompson,
of Ohio; Turner, of Kansas; vandevere,
Wild, Warner, Weber, Wost; White, OF
Indiana; White, of New York; Whiting, OF
Massachusetts; Wyckham, Wilson, Viii
liams, Yardley, Yosb-140.
Mr.. Sowden, OF Pennsylvania, Green
man and Bless, of New York, democrats,
voted against the bill, and Fitch, OF Now
York, and Nelson, of Minnesota, repnb-
licans, voted for IL. Four independent
members also voted aye. When the
speaker announced the passage of the
bill the democrats broke into cheer and
waved bandana5 wildly in the air. Mr..
Boutelle ironically moved to take recess
till D. M, as this was the 9th annivers-
airy of the battle of Bull Run. The re-
publicans in turn greeted this sally with
laughter and applause. A motion to ad-
journ to Monday was defeated-yeas, 70;
nays, FOG, and the house at 2 O'Clock
took recess until O'Clock this evening.