The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-28
FIFTY FIRST CONGRESS-.
House.

comm .ttc. of The whole rist. in order
tl.4, th, lIuuS,, 1,,iabt nj ,nr,. u,o.e.a
~, ,,,,.;.t,.,,,;-,,, .,f 49,, i;u NJ,
wy '''''''' - '", I'M
itel, "t Al kansas VINO i5a tlt hoof'
WAS induced 10 Weld to this mo-
ton. hut the ,haunan of the com
nitter Mr. ,!l,n. Of Michigan
directed the ,.lrrk ~ continue the road
ing of a long printed precedent bear
ing upon the roint of or,tcr then under
discussion. At the conclusion of the
and was defeated on u standing vote by
- IL 50. Una vote by tcllcrS the conn
mittcr refused IL riSc-vcas 81. navs
ln5. and continued TIE consideration of
tle Indian apprnrfi:tiun hill.
TrrE>pAl, June lG.-Thrrr was a good
deal Of anxiety to ret Al the discussion
of tlr silver bill in the House to-day.
Ncssr~, Mills and Mckinley remained
standire during the reading Of the min
utcs. and. ~ the ttadirg closed. Mr..
Mckinley wa1 rrroguilra. and moved
that lie journal he approved. tpon
his he demanded the previous
question. DESPITE Mr.. Mills pro-
test that he was entitled to
recognition to move TO correct the
iuurual After Il WTau,slc which lasted
until I O'Clock Tonight. the motion tu
correct the journal was carried. The
silver bill is now IN the possession Of the
clerk of the committee on coinage,
weights and measures, and lie has no
authority to surrender its custody, cN-
cept upon the order Of the llullst, OF of
the speaker. No such order has been
made bv the House lthc resolution
adopted merely eNpun9ing the state
ment of the transacti.Al from the Jour
nan, and tho speaker is not
likely to recall Il. There is no
record on Tie journal that any
rnfcrrnrr of The measure has
been made. and therefore II is dunltful
Whether ar NOT a motion to discharge
The committee af the whole from tie
further consideration Of the measure
Will he in order. or even whcthe, the
committee on rules can report a rcsolu-
ton fixing the day for itS consideration
The journal Of Wednesday, however,
not vet having been approved, some
m,,bod may Er devised Ia ,,It The enr-
,1ion knot which now binds the silver
lin. and some means may he invented
to relieve the House rom It's present
dilemma.
Fanny. June an.-Thc House con
tIuurI Yesterday : contest over the ap-
prolul Of the innrnal. and i, was finally
approvrl as amended. Mr.. Bland then
moved ,hat The silver bill br taken from
the Snrakcr's table. and th,. Senate
amendments. crncrrrrd in. This started
the war again. After an extreme
~ warm debate, lasting nearly aIl
lav. Mr. bIaud asked whether the
lii would be laid before the HOUSE to-
morrow morning. The Spcakcrdcclinrd
t;,,n NJ, N, tn,,a. ,IiJ5 d.mand,. Il
NE r.aI,iar ntd,r Tho lueakrT said
tbat .. this VAS FRIDAY. private hjll day,
the regular order was a private bill.
which he passed to the reading clerk
MIR Springer In.1. Wished to know
when The chair might he expected -
decide where the bll WAS. The Speak
er-. Whenever the bill would he in
order rroyidjnr that the views of
thr other side were correct. about
uh;,l, In ,l,ai, r,c.rnte ma n,,iuinu
hrral,st. i. Inrs not think j, is the.
nrnnrr time IS Mr.. Hland and Mr..
Springer insisted on a specific ruling
the Sneaker finally ruled that Mr.
ELuuI'S resolution ltu nrorcea to the
consideration of thr silver biIN. was not
in order under the rules. Mr. Bland
aprealrd from the decision. Mr.. Nc
kinI,,y moved to EIy the arprnl nn the
,,iJ. ri, ,-n,y oin3 r,tG v.rn or
,5ur.i n,,,.finT Which Nh Cri,p
nnysJ that tbo House adjourn.
This motion was defeated, but
tn" hour of clock arrived
and thc House, under the rule, took a
recess. the evening session To be for
pension business. During the day. be
tween the rounds, Representative pal-
zrU uf PENNSYLVANIA. rrI,,rted L. the
House from the committee OH Pacific
Railroad the bill aefTced upon hy the
committee authorizing the secretary Of
the treasury To ncg9tlat" with til" SIOUX
CITY x Pacific Halfway I umP3hN Tor Il
settlement of its Indebtedness To the
nItrd states
NNtl RnNf. -..whll,l WV ,ti''tiI, H.,
Iu Ph,"N5l ~ ,SN,.',','\ l"", '.fJ
tlr yntr, and q vote uf yeas and NAYS
ua- ordered ON NIrkiuity'- motion 10
faLl, Nr DIanI'. anrra' from, tie ,t,ri-
sinn uf tb, chair Yesterday. ,Icrlinin. 10