Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-29

from, Iowa means to be understood that
the Senate confrrrees found IL necessary 10
Weld 20 the House conferrees.
Mr.. Allison: do so wish to DO unoet'
stood. 40
conferrees we're unanimous IN their pei
sistence that the proviso inserted oy rhe
Senate should not remain IN the pili. Inc
phraseoIogy adopted by the conference
COMMITTEES is the same that was proposes,
supportod. and maintained in the house
by those who desired TO restrain INC hquoi
traffic in the army.
MIR. Allison withdrew the report ara sara
he would call il up tomorrow morning.
The Notifications hill was reported from
the Appropriation Committee with amend
ments and was ordered 10 be laid on the
table and printed. The estimates Tor 1871
were IS, ASS, 1888. The bill as 1t passed ire
House appropriated 1881, 6ls the senate
Committee added (net S2,IS',2oi, m nt n,n
the amount reported to the Senate s'''"'-
935.
The consideration OF the bill as to liquors
In prohibitory States was rcsumed by
Messrs. Call. Faulkner. Wilson, OF IOWA
Pierce. Blair, Turpic, Allison, Edmuhd5,
Jones Of Arkansas. and LustIf.
hlr. Vest at $40 moved ADJOURNMENT. no
ouorum voted and upon roll-cail only
forty senators answered. Another hotoh
to adjourn and another roll-call faIied OF a
quorum. Mr.. Blair again moved 70 au-
journ, remarking that the Senate VIZ ~ ~
no condition TO pass a temperance Oll'
The motion was agreed to ana the oehaVe'
al 6:40 adjourned till tomorrow.
House OF Representatives.
The House was called 10 order this morn
ing by Speaker Reed.
An immense floral tribute, fully four feet
in height, adorned front desk IN honor OF
Mr.. Vaux. Mr.. Randalls successor, who
was present and the recipient OF many con-
gratulations and friendly greetings. -,
After reading of the Journal, Mr.. ONeiii,
of PENNSYLVANIA, presented the credentlais
of Mr.. Vaux, and they having been read
by the Clerk, he escorted Mr.. NauN 70 the
bar Of the House, and the latter gentleman
qualified as representative from the iniru
district Of Pennsylyania.
Mr.. Naux was Affirmed, and as he TOOK
his seat he was greeted with applause.
On motion Of Mr.. Grosvonor, Of Ono,
the bill was passed approprat'ng ,Ti25.UOO
for the establishment of national inliita-
~ park at the battlefield OF Chlcka-
manga.
A conference was ordered on the naval
appropriation bill, and then the House
went into Committee of the Whole Mr..
Burrows in the CHAIR on the river and mar
Dor bill.
The pending question was on the point
of order raised by Mr.. McCreary. OF Ken
lucky, against the clause prescribing, pen
alties upon owners Of bridges winch oO-
struct the navigation Of rivers.
Mr.. McCreary contended that the Com
mttee on Rivers and Harbors had no
jurisdiction over the subject of imposing
penalties. but that that subject fell within
the jurisdiction of another committee.
The Chair oyerruled the point. -,
Section &, which declares that II snail
not be lawful to construct a bridge over
any navicahle waterway OF the United
States within the limits of State without
obtaining the approval OF the Secretary Oh
War, was stricken out.
The committee then rose and reported
the bill II the House.
Mr.. Dockery. OF Missouri, moved TO re-
commit the bill with instructions to the
Committee on Rivers and Harbors to re-
mort it back with the Hennepin Canal
clause stricken ont. The motion was lost
yeas 81, nays l2S. The bill was then passed
without division.
Onmotion of Mr.. Cannon, from the Com
mittee on Rules, the resolution was adopt
ed setting aside tomorrow for the cor
sideratiou of public building bills.
Adjournment was ordered from to-mo
row until Monday.
Adjourned