Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-26
THE IowE REPUBLICAN, STATE
CONVENTION.
Henry L. Stanley Goes ia. Oxford
Commemorcticn and Be-
cones q u. c. l..
Ex-PRESIpENT CLEVELAND a
HARVARD UNIVERSITY.
A Whisky Trust War.-An Amer.
lean Sentenced 20 be Shot
in Texas.
By Telegraph 10 the NEWS
HOUSE.
The Naval appropriation hiII.-
Coinage of silver.

I Nav u - AaAAA1a AAAaas
Coinage of silver
WAsITINGTOS, June 25.-In the
House, BUu.elle Presented the con
ference reposi on the Naval Appro
priation bill
He rads 2 short explanation o
the details IL the agreement reached
in conference. and called for the
previous question, which was or,
derei-yeas lS9. nays lu5-aud the
conference report was adopted.
| On motion OF COnser, debate on
the silver In was extended till 8
O'Clock.
Morse (Ahss.) took the floor in
support Of ,la House bin and in OPP
| position % tie Senate hili. The de-
bale was cHn.iuged 10y Taylor HIS. },
Peters ,kaus.l, CUtgheon (NIich. J,
Dunuel Mimi, Bayne lIa.i.
Williams tIlls. and others.
Mckinley, IN closing the debate,
said that he walte the Us. uf both
metals to continue and 10 stand side
10y side, equal in purchasing power
and legal teuGcrqu3iity. The gentle
men who favored the Senate amend
meuis wanted silver 10 do all Of the
work. Whatever We had for money
in this country must he equal ia
purchasing POWER and legal tender
quality. whether gold, paper or
silver dollars, each rej=cnuble in
the other, and each eSchsngeabie
Tor the u.LrT, and each Of equal
value.
The hour Uf 3 having arrived.
COnEcr moved that voting begin.
Bland novel that the House con-
cur in the senate amendments.
Springer demanded that separate
votes be hai ON each section.
THE rIRsr VOTE TAKEN
was on the proposition 10 concur i'm
tar fret section OF the s'rYalr hiil,
pTu yiGiug free coinage OF silver, tie
coins % ba full legal tender, ia place
Uf Tie first section 90 .',c House hiil,
VTGviriug Tor tie -pinsCu o.. z i,5E',-
Uli worth Of -i.vcrVrr month.
BANDS mutiou vas defeated
yeas, lSI. nays, 10.
Thr following Republicans v1tci
with the Democrats iu favor or the
free coinage ameuiuaut: Blriinc,
Carter. Council, Dehavcu, Feather
st1n, Clifford, Hermann, Kelley,
Laws, Morrow, Perkins, Peters,
Post, Smith (Ills.), Townsend
lJul0.), Turner lKanS.), Owen
fIud.l, Wade, EUgTill-2s.
The following democrats voted
with uI. republicans To uOu-cOuCur:
Andrews. Bucsalaw, Campbell.
Clancy. Covert, Dunphy, DlTgan,
Flower, Gyis-eunaincT. Marsh. Me
tGg1, MgtcGlcr. O'NeiIl fAilss.|.
Quinn. SPiuair. TTacy. Turner q.
", Naux. Wiley, Wilcox, Eusk,
Trump.
The plirs We're Atkinson VIVA
and ThC.lU; Mccormick and Nor
gan; Mute and Mccarthy; Brown
ana DIthwaitg; PicEler and StahI-
neCSsr; Walker -AIass.l and Nike:
Randall MAS and Cluuie' Os-
borne AMI Hayes; WleCier t,iich.
and Burrows; b,lzrll and Martin
Tex; Roy and Hooker; J. u.
Tyler and Price: Thompson and
S-ney; Rockwell ami Rogers; Clark
tHis.j aud Walker i5iUJ; Cooper
fOhiUj aud Dibhle: buchanan N.
- ami LAWYER; Hickhlm and
Biggs; Cieiseuhaiuer and YOdcr.
Springer Withdrew his request for
q separate vote on each section. and
the House, 10y a rising vote. non
d Z 4. =
ate amendment.
The bill now goes back to the
Senate, with a request that il APP
point 4 conference committee.
Prohibition Candidate for Maine.
PURTLASU, Ne, June 25.-The
Prohibition state convention today
nominated Aaron Clerk Of Buxton
for governor.