The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-20

unavailinR. Mr. Abbott Of Texas and Mr.. Bull
| look Of Florida, whose names were not record
ed, said that they had voted In the affirmative,
| and the Speaker accepting their statements
| the vote stood: Yeas. 100; nays, lis. Then
MIR. Mckinley arose: and. amid Democratic
and the vote was finally announced: Yeas l2l
Mr.. Mckinley was then recognized to move
| n rec0nsidsration, and also TO move an ad-
| journment but Mr.. Mills managed to sandwich
In motion 20 lay the motion 70 reconsider on
I the table The motion to adjourn was lost.
ll0 to 100 The vote recurring on Mr.. Nlils's
motion 10 table the motion To- reconsider, 1t was
Mr.. Mills then moved the approval OF the
journal as amended. asking to Withdraw the
preamble. which rocltcs that the order OF ref
efence made hy tho Speaker lecrring. tho Sil.
yer iii to tho Committee on Coinage. Weights
md Measures was incorrect under the rules OF
tho House, and done without authority under
MIR McKnloyl objected, and the question
required on tho adoption Ot the preamble. 1t
was Lost Yeas 100, nays l2l. lltepublicun APP
Mr. Springer moyed the approval of the. jour:
Mr. Mckinley, the House at o'clock ad-
Iourned.
Mr.. Quay's resolution, offered yesterday. for
bidding the Sergeant Arms to remove any OF
his subordnntes before July 1. without con-
sent OF the Senate. was taken up,
Mr.. Cameron offered substitute for 1t. d.
recting the employment. as an additional page
for the present session. OF George ii. Mann,
tho employee whose removal was the cause OF
Mr. Quay's resolution being offered. Both
resolutions woro referred to the Committee on
Contingent Expenses. after short discussion.
in which Mr.. Sherman spoke OF Mr.. Quays
resolution rs Shaping man In the face lust
rs he was leaving his Office" and said that the
employee had been removed because he had
passed the limit of age for a page, md because
- 4, - ,I,,oh nl
right to claim something" at the hands OF the
observation-disclosures Tor another very worthy
person. . 49,
Legislative, Executive, AMI Judicial Appropria-
ton BILL several omissions or defects having
cen notcsd ana sgpIiieu Mr G2fEFSi said
Reed. in which the speaker il represented MS !
having thanked heaven that the House Is not
shape in which This and other bills came to tho |
senate. lIe also recalled the circumstance !
from the House. had announced some weeks !
ago tho, passage OF certain bills by tho
Speaker
All the amendments OF the Committee on An
having been disposed OF. the bill
Nas open to general amendment. =,
Mr. padiuck moved to increase the salary OF
he Commissioning OF h" General Land ONCE
rom S4nUl 10 $4,000, aud of the Assistant Com
missioner from $500 T. S3jOO
Mr.. Allison renewed the ront Of order that
he SALARY was ilAed In II general statute and
.ould not to changed on mn appropriation bill. |
Tot been decided at o'clock, the hour fixed
or the memor ial exercises in the case of the
wo deceased New York Representatives.
Iessrs. Autiing and WILDER. Tho bill was laid
side.
The message OF the President in relation TO
eciprucal commercial treaties with the Latin
american nations was presented. read. and
aid On the table.
Nj. Hale presented an amendment to be
ilered 10 the tariff bill. in these words:
And the President " tho tinted States is hereby
uthOriled. without further legsIaOn to declare the
orts at tho United States fire." and open all the
rodUcts a. nation or the An ericHn he phere
pom which 10 EXPORT duties imposed. who ever
nd so long slIcn nation shall admit to ports
&c OF all ratiUuaL provincial, state muIicIual
nd other taxes Hour cOrn meal. and other bread.
uts. preserved meats nsi. vegetables and fruits 1
nttOnSerd al" rice aud other provisions, including ali
rite e. OF fopd lumber furniture ami an other articles
wood agricultural implements aud machinery,
lillnR and mechanical machinery. structural steel
nj iron steel rats loComnuNrs railway ears and sup
I"s street cars. ietned petroleum snrh other
rodncts OF the med states az may be agreed upon.
Eulogies OH Messrs. Nuttin2 and Wlher
ere delivered by Senators EvRrtS AMI His
ock. the usual resolutions OF regret and sym
athy were adopted. and. rs n further mark Of
'spect to the memory OF the deceased, the |
enate adjourned until tomorrow.