The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-09-18
WASHINGTON o. THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 49,

tho question Of ordering the previous question
on the approval of the Journal of Tuesdays
proceedings.
During the roll call mossag iswas received
from the Senate announcing the passage of the
tariff bill, with amendments, and, by direction
of tho Speaker was referred to the Committee
on Ways and Means
The previous question was ordered-yeas 113,
nays 8-the Clerk noting a quorum, and the
question required on the approval of the jour
nal. On the approval of the journal the quorum
disappeared and n call of the House was or
dered.
One hundred and seventy-fivo Members re-
spondcd to their names but, on the approval
of the journal. these had dwindled to 1i2-no
quorum; and, on motion of Mr.. McKiniy (OO,
at l:55 the House adjourned.
SATURDAY. SEPT. -.
In the Senate, tho resolutions Of respect to
the memory Of Hon. Samuel j. Randall were
taken up and after remarks in euOgy of his
character and services by Senators Onay PA J,
Barbour (Va.), Daniel (VaO, Plumb (Kan.l,
Black burn (&y.). Cullom CIlI), Morgan (Ala1
Gibson (La.), and IIiscock On. ", the Senate
adjourned at p. m. after the unanimous adop-
ton of the resolutions
The deadlock still continues in the House
over the approval of the journal of last Tues
day, but the resolutions of respect to the MEM
DRY of Senator James b. Beck were called up
and after speeches by Mcssrs. Breckenridge
Wy.), McCreary (Ky.), Blount (Ga), Stone
(Ky.), Henderson (lll.), Caruth (Ky.), Hooker
Miss and Bland MOI, the House adjourned
at p. IN. out of respect to the Senator's MEM
DRY.
MONDAY. SEPT. Is.
In tho Senate on motion OF Mr.. Frye Mel
16 bridge bills were taken up, one half of which
were passed, the others being rejected or laid
over.
All Tho hriJuo hiJIg b,,,;,,a. Hoo, 1;,uo,oi 81
the Senate proceeded to the consideration of
bills on the calendar to which there was no
objection under Rule 8.
The following bills among others, were
passed:
House bill granting pension of 800 month
TO Lucy Hale, daughter of soldier in the
Revolutionary war.
Senate bill to prohibit bookmakng and
pool selling in the District of Columbia for the
purpose Of gaming
The railroad land forfeiture bill was then
taken up and consumed tho balance Of the days
session, the adjournment taking place at @
p. IN.
In the House. Mr.. Mckinley (Ohio), from the
Committee on Ways and Means, reported back
the tariff bill with Senate amendments with
the recommendation that the amendments be
non -concurred in. Referred TO Committee of
tho Whole
Mr.. Mckinley, from the Committee on Rules
reported resolution for tho immed late consid-
Grafton of the tariff bill in tho House. provid-
ing that after two hours general debate it shall
BIO in order to move to non-concur in tho Sem
ate amendments in gross and agree to tho Com
mittee of Conference asked for by the Senate
aud tho House shall without further delay or
other motion proceed to vote on said motion.
The previous question on the resolution was
orderod-yeas ZIG, nays II.
Mr.. Blount (Ga) and Mr.. McMillin (Tenn.)
opposed the resolution aud criticized the Com
mitteo on Rules for reporting It.
The resolution was then adoptod-yeas 114
nays 70.
Mr. Enloe Tenn introduced a resolution OF
censure against Mr.. Kennedy CO.. for disrs-
spect toward the Senate, which was debated at
considerable length Pending action upon the
resolution the House at $50 p. M adjourned.