The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-02
!. WITHOUT 1 I / DAY. . !. !.
Congress Finishes Its Labors a BOZ !.
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The Thanks Of the Senate rendered to
!. B. Ves.Presidsnt Norton 4. 1. . ].
Veto Messages Received From the President.
: = :. The House Deserted Before the Hour III.
;.= of adjournment. :"::. S


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=. WASHINGTON, Oct lin the Senate: this
morning Sherman offered a resolution for:
the appointment of a committee of three TO.
join a like committee on the part of tile
House TO wait upon the President and in
form him tlat unless he has any further
Communication TO make the. two Houses
were ready to adjourn. -. =
Blair said he wanted to Gallup the Labor
Bill and have ii acted upon before adjourn-:
ment. A.: ~: y :: I:
:. He was informed that the resolution was
merely to call on the President for any conf
fnnrication he might have to make and that:
it:would not interfere with the eonsidera-'
tien Of tie Labor Bill. The resolution was
agreed to. ill.,. y. ';;.:.:::-. III n
~ The COMMITTEES on Printing reported back.
to tie Hou use the bill 10 revise the wages of
certain employees In the Government Print !.
ing Office. viii ~ubstitute providing the.
payof all employees engaged exclusively on
night work. between and S.o'cloeks be 20
per cent in addition 10 the aui5uht:paid for:
day labor, Put on the calendar. II: X, ~ ri.
Edmunds moved TO proceed 10 executive.
business; :..': ..- {. -. ;<&.,:s
:: Blair app ealed 10 EdmuhJs TO withdraw.
the motion In order that the Labor Bill I
ni4gfrt be taken up. 5.'. II.
: Edmunds insisted upon his motion and the
Senate went into executive: session. =: ;:.::;
{ When the doors were. reopeued:. the con-
ference report. on the House bill in refer
.enee 10 contracts for surveying public lands
I; was agreed to-. -: :':. ':.' r.
:. The Vice President laid before the Senate
three veto messages from the President. two
en- bflls.reerting 10 the Courtof Claims, and
the third a bill to prohibit making and
+ po9l-selling in the Districts Of Columbia for.
tile pHfpQseiQf gambling. :: ;: =.
!: The Presidents objection to the latter bill:
Is that it deeS not t:bOok-maklng
|: and p0ol-sellng: but, ON the contrary, per-
'mlts 1t in thecase Of the Washingto Jockey:
.Glub and othfr clubs owning Iace-traeks:
If tllat form ofgambling is to be prohibited.
as.the President thinks it should be. the pro-;
:hib.tion should apply:to all places: and per-
sons. The: messages were laid on. tibet table!
+ : "A. message from the House asking con-
cnrrenee in a resolution to- make another
correction. in the Tariff Bill was not con-
sidered ON EdmundS 0bjectiIg.; =
AT five minutes before three the Tariff
Bill was received from the HGuse:W with the
Speaker S signature 1T was Immediately
| sfsnedby the Weep resident: and sent tothe,
President, :. = :: :: :: = !.
!. .Adrich.: thefeunon reported back: the .ad-.
|: jOurnrient- resolution, which was amended:
TO fix the time at 6. o'clock To-day. Agreed:
I to. -. =: !: ! r.. ::
Harris offered a resolution. rendering the:
| ihanksof the Senate to- Vices President Nor
ton forithe dignIfied, impartial and c9urte-.
Gus mariner in Which he has presided over
| the deliberations. of the Senate. 1T was
unanimously, adopted, as was also, one:
offered By Ranspm in compliment to Seia
[tor Ingalls, as PRESIDENT pro tenn. ! .
Sherman and Harris, as "a committee, re-
ported that the. President had no: further:
communication 10 make to the Senate. II:
| :. a message was received from$ rhe House
ann ouncing its concurrence with the; resola-.
| thomas to- negotiations with; Great Britain
+ and Mexiio to prevent Chinese entering the:
+ ,United States. - :. = :: =
/, Morton ..then arose and. made "a brief
speech, thanking the Senators f0r:the res0-@
tuition adopted ant for THE cordial cO-opera-a
| ti0n lie had received from. all. lie then de-
elared the .Senate ad djourned without day.