Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-03
THEELEcTIoN BILL PAssEs.
The vote 100 10 If0-Coieman and Lehl-
bach with the Democrats.
iBy telegraph 10 the Dispatchi

WAsur0rov. ID. c., July 2.-Mr. His
SOCK called up his motion 20 reconsider
the vote by which the Senate Yesterday Zee
fused 90 rccede from It's amendments 10
tic legislative Appropriation phi ~ reIet-
enc, 90 the pay of senator's clerks and
-.ssl0nal committee clerks. The motion
was agreed tu-NDa~. 2pt nays, II. lhe
Question then REQUIRED whether the Senate
Should rDccie from It's amendments. In
thD debate which followed 10 WAS shown
data failure o. rece0e from the senate
amendments meant the failure Oi the en-
tr-I SIR. Plumb asserted that Il the
IIl should fail the new plll that would Pcs
sent over from tho House would contain
no aprrotrlltion az an for senator's clerks.
The question wa. taken hy standing
vote and tho motion to recede was agreed
to-5l 20 Dos. The legislative bin now goes
Co the President for lbs signature.
ruF COINAGE AND POSTAL SUBSIDY BILLS.
The Senate then proceeded 10 the con-
i.Ilfl1u of the Two Senate bills reported
from lhe Committee on Commerce-to
place the American merchant marine en-
gagged la foreign trade upon an equality
with that of other nations ANA 20 pIoViue
f.r ocean mail service between the United
States and foreign ports aud 10 promote
commerce. mn
ST.. trye spoke az 20 both bills. The
frt. Dec SAID. explained itself. 10 was
bounty Ou tonnage. ltappled 10 all ships
f..I.r steam. wood IRON, or stetll Of . Ger
tam class. and that class being very per.
l.ta. 90 requirements. 10 was the mu
aratl upon hy the Shipping League As,o-
c..t.On of the United states and bad been
yrF largely and warmly endorsed.
Iae other hlll was known as the postal
sutsdy hiil 10 provided that the POST
r4-t,r-GencrI should make contracts,
after advertisement with the lowest bid
q r, i0r the carrying Of the United states
ualls GA American vessels.
IDAHO COMING IN.
40 the close OF Mr. Frye's speech the
prr siding officer 1ngalls) announced his
signature OF the Idaho bin. which had pre-
v.l.y received the signature % the
So ter NJ the House.
Sir Vest took the AoOr in opposition TO
ftt subsidy bliaud 20 the general princi-
piles of uAnd.ef. but yielded II without
concluding his speech.
BIZ. if- said be- hoped 90 have the SEN
aie aei tomorrow on both bills. as ne IN
tended 20 cali up both bills Monday.
After q short executive session the Sen
at ~ o.lO adjourned.
House OF Representatives.
The House resumed consideration Of the
Federal election bill the pending question
being on the amendment offered by Mr..
tucker, oi Virginia. requiring the Judge
ri circuit court associated with the dis
irict Judge b pass upon applications for
supervisors Of election.
Sir. Frank. Of Missouri. said tina, he was
Ia favor ~ the bll so far a. It's scope was
% extend tho operation Of the supervisory
system lie was opposed TO ii 30 fer ~
u proposed % obtain Federal control OF
elections. But be was opposed 20 the
Amendment because IA souOht M weaken
the law already on the statute-books.
Mr. fuckers amendment was rejected.
"uMTED STATS JUROR COMMISSIONERS"
Hr. Rowell. Of Illinois, otered an amend