Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-21
THE SILVER BILL PROVES =
NNoTTY POINT.
The Proprietor g' Chicago Hotel
Lays Claim TO Lake Front
PARK.
A. FIERCE FIRE BURNING IN
MINNESOTA.
Tornado In Illinois: Los, Of Life
4 Missouri Village On
rire.
Telegraph 90 The NEws.
THE HOUSE.
4 GEcn; Cry But Little Wool;
SprllLcr and lIemhar..

WASHISDTuN. June 2j.-In con
| tiUuati II Of the report o.
| the discussion which apIrcret
T., yC-teriry'- SElyp. CcugrI
.iOwaJ saii, notwithstanding
the action of the House ia cor.
rrytiug the journal, the bill hld
been referred 90 the committee on
coinage, aud the chairman uf that
committee bad actual possession
ofit.
Crisp Cal said there was no cvi.
deUce OF reference. The journal did
mot show IL.
Morrow Cal. slii tine action Of
tine House yesteriyy was exceed.
ingly significant Uf Its disposition
The fact WAS there was no reference
a. all. The ~gelkcr hai no author.
iiy - refer the sill. Ills action WA.
ult vHiial.e, but volt. Tie Till
Was u-lu ,lr Slness-T'- table. lug
mere physical fact thsi the gentle
man i1um Iowa .CungrrI ur his
clerk had actual possession 81 tine
Lj.i made 20 Difference iu its u1r-
lilE-u.Irg position
Su-t-rG. I.ai-i hat the
House, ny adopting Mills re,olG-
ton, declared the bin hal not been
referee.
Henderson Ia asked il Morrow
would content tn.t il the House.
being Under Democratic manage
meut f"r the time being. should
.urn Up the ry01-G 0f the lrts-1-a o.
"a ~ruIte bin. the bin would fail.
fiugrIW Insisted there was g ma
terra! difference between the tlct
ami this ~lu,p,.tilu.
Buit.-wr..h declared that there
were url twenty-five men under
tue dome uf the Capitol who Ire
li-rel the bin vls incorrectly re-
,rrrei upon their ugih-. R-Iulii-
can applause.
Morrow T-p.IsI tha: . majority Of
the House has declare! otherwise.
Williams Ills said that yC-trr-
day, while the matter 30 RECONSIDER
was g-ulir-, aai Oh" resolution uad
iseu g.H.;ai. Sire gIsimiG ui the
committee on coinage wIihgtl UrtJ
tnc Speakers '.,-'. took up d bin
thar hg Williams believed was
TIE SILVER BILL,
and handel II over o. the clerk %.
the committee on coinage. This
looked like conspiracy % obtain
/, physical possession I'd tine bin.
tguggr. tia) chairman 81 the clm-
mi'tcc Uu coinage, said the lin was
delivered % his yleIS before n
J'cl8cS yesterday morning. During
.he afternoon. Uluu request 0f the
Journal CLERK, 10 had l.-eu yut ia his
.o>-cssi0I for q short time Ia unlgr 20
make some clerical endorsements.
bat he Cou-u.l had again taken IL
back tu the committee CLERK.
fict geary maintained that under
the Constitution the i..l had Evver
IUvu properly ia charge ~ the com
ui,-Ce ON coinage. The Cau~ti;u.
Son required the House L. keep e
Journal. Until that Journal was au-
proved Dc was not proper 20 send q
bill anywhere. The entry in the
0urHgl was void. lie held that the
'.ll was Du thc Speakers 'ailr aud
.huuli he placed before the House
.Cr action.
After further discussion is Bland.
he Speaker and others, Bland u,o.i-
led the language u his resolution
10 as % direct that the ~pcakcr, un-
Ter rule 2iI, 90 lay the matters on
ais table, including the silver bill. |
,efore the House for action.
THE SPEAKER SAID
nat PERHAPS he could simplify the
natter. and suggested 10 Blana. that
Ic understood Eis wish Ia be simply
% get at This matter when il would
naturally come "a, surprising il was
non the Speakers table. Not ul,s-
IL on the matter at this time.
what the chair proposed 10 do was
hat when the bill was reached il |
huuli be brought before the House,
iut the gentleman did not seem 90 |
that th.S was yesterdays
,rjva;e hill day, and that 4 private |
III alone WAS ia order.
Gland asked whether the bill |
would lee laii before the House TO-
morrow morning.
The Speaker declined 10 answer
hat question until the proper time |
McC0mas demanded the regular |
rItr.
The Speakersaii the regular order
.H- 4 private bill. which he passed /
ID the rga.iHg clerk.
Springer asked t. know when the
hair might bee expected u decide
here the hill was.
Speaber-WheugveT the bill would
.r in order, providing the views Of
be other side are correct, about
which the chairpres-nis no opinion,
ccausg he does not think il i a
roper time.
As Bland and Springer finally in-
i>tej on a specific ruling. thc
pcak,r finally ruled that Biand',
solution 90 proceed 10 cOnsidea-
ION OF tine silver bill was not in
rider, under tile rules.
Biaui appealed and Mckinley
novel To lay the appeal on the
lble. The yeas and nays were
riered pending which Crisp moved
hat the House adjourn.
The motion was defeated, but the
our OF five arrived aud the HOUSE
uder the rule took q recess, the
yeuinE session 20 be Tor pension
usiuuSs.
No business was transacted at the
veuing session.
Senate.
WASHINGTON, June 2D.-Stewart.
sing 10 n question Of personal
riviIege, denied tie truth Of the
DRY recently published, giving an
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