The sun., 1890-03-30

Tho House to-day passed several public
building bills. including ono for $4,000
building in Hudson N. Y. spent two hours on
bill granting the right OF way to a railroad
through Indian Territory. and then went into
Committee OF tho Whole on the Army Appro-
priation bill.
Mr.. Morse OF Massachusetts said that the
provision Of tho bill making an appropriation
Of 100000 for canteens at the army posts
showed among the things that were to be sold
at these canteens were beer and light wines.
and that this Government beer saloon was to
be connected with library and roading room.
H9 protested against this proposition to open
drinking saloons at the army posts; and de, tS:
tempSranoo and ~ Christian e Seople OF Of
the He
Of the soldiers themselves beer and the lighter
drinks were the DEVILS kindlinR wood for
road to lntemperance aad drunkenness. Many
OF the soldiers were young men. not hardened
these proposed Government saloons for put
ting t@spiptetion ten in 1he way 2f these I young
pors. beer wine. and cider would prevent in;
temperance was the relic OF the past age, and
was utterly exploded by the Investigations OF
Mr. spinola OF New York said that he had
mGpaPG sbseG shSf 70
so%s secey that had
vas q kind OF miscarriage. lLaughter.I He
lSpinola) stood as an enemy of rum. He
had never, drank a gallon OF it in his life.
HvoIoe"At one time2 LauRhter.l
= Mr.. spinoia said that bis entire life had been
xhs sentlsman S from MSssaS Shusetts was en-:
ehdP PSf hs %hsEey Was
necessity IN the army How would stove l; black;
polished lIsuSh.er istai ei 'A'D '''HN'A' O''0'
that no alcoholic liquors. shall be sold to en-
hfaSd Rnm, men n any Ganteen: avoo,od ~. adm
eion OF the amendment and criticized the pro-
vision ofthe bill relative to canteens as IA pro-
vision to ieEisla;e lMntoWperq%nge M % % into the army
teen system Was strong agency for the pro-
motion OF temperapce in the army
Euished gentleman from New York to refer to
Mr. Splnoln,.,ii take it back. ILauchteE.I
Mr. 4orse-The gentleman says thai he had
Mr. spinoIa-My friend Is r wrong ~ again. Az / said
0gallen. ILaughterl ,
fa nc IN re
and gymnasium. His only objection to the bill
was tho beer clause; and 4 tho bin were
would come up from tho Christian men aud
women OF the country, which would shake the
Mr. Spinola read from the National Repubi-
can platform IN favor Of legislation 10 promote
Temperance and sobriety. The Republicans, |
ne said, had neen In absolute possession OF the |
Capitol. yet they had established II canteen for |
the sale OF rum rignt In the basement.
Mr.. Struble OF Iowa interpreted TO declare |
that the Republicans were only continuing the |
precedent established by tho Democrats.
Dir. spiIoia. continuing, said that the gem
tleman from Massachusetts Mr., MorseL whom |
he loved. had referred to his collar Snw that
collar was iWmarulate in IL whiene?s aud
purity; and II II were three times aB WIDE rs Ii |
was II would not be high enough to cover the
Gentleman's ears. Great laughter.
Mr. Morses amendment was adopted. 90 20
40, many Democrats., who are opposed TO the
proposition, voting for it in order that there
may be 2 yea q, nay vote rnO House. Pend
House adjourned.
The House Committee on Alcoholic Liquor
TIattic to-day authorized u favorable report on
. bill making 1t unlawful for any porsoll or cor
porRt1on 10 convey carry, ship, ,r transport
State, Territory Of Tho Inited States. or Dis
tTtct Of tolunl ba, to or into any other State or
Territory OF the United States. contrary to aud
In violation OF the laws thereof.
More BFeWsries Purchased.
Boston. March 29.-The EpeninO Globe says
II V given h at The prOpretOrs Of tho ROyston