The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-05

ClOsing Scenee n the Choabos-U100DD
Goodbye - Retiring Ms0bose
wAsHIsGros CRY. March A-in ~ ounG1on
after the passage Of the House bfI1 - gnQDGV
artificial limbs 20 pensioners every shNo yonmL
the conference report on the blli fos ~ powu1D
ixafion OF the artillery and infantry toeom 90
reported and agrsed 70. Haviey expan1nn1 ~
the report provided merely foe . chsnGD q -
gsnixation. and did NOT increase ths army.
The House ball for the Issue Of . eomnim1un
% Philip &. johnson "a rear admiral In t1o nngy
and to deliver IL 90 his widow. was pasBo4
message from the House psopusing Q haro11g
conferences ON the iegisiatiye apprUpetnoo9 III
was presented and agreed tn Atla - Au1ono
returned TO the chamber end presented ~ c.
bill. the senate receding from the ainendmeQD
as to senators' clerks and session comu1seoo
clerks, leaving them still - . Per diem So
The conference report on the deficiency I'm
was presented by Hale. who aaid all the it,
In dispute had been arranged There were AIN
unsettled the question - 70 the Pacific r.a1wox
claims, the payments 70 the widows Of Cnxof
Justice Waite aud Justice Miller, the FruneA
spoilation claims and the claim OF states ~
1872
while the report was being discussed, PeeoQ
called attention to the fact that although thoDo
right bill and s6equest that the Houoe return
the bill TO the senate, the bill had been aiGuo4
by the speaker OF the House aud Laid On ~
ing action on his motion the vtce, pge614Gn1
have his attention called 70 the moeto1. QlE
cussion upon Pasco's motion 70 Iooon41der ~
right bill occupied the attention Of the 6cpa6 -
intervals mp to the hour Of taking 1oeeonk
Pssco complained that notwithstanding hi9
motion the bill had been hurried 70 the vice.
president, had received his signature and vAo
now awaiting that Of the president.
In the meantime the conferences report on ~
to To- and partial report on the deficiency hill -
been agreed to, . further conference peane
ordered.
At6:I5 the Senate took recess till q n.
The Senate resumed its session ut . = M, With
the vice president in the chair.
Pascos motion, made ut the night session, -
reconsider the vote agreeing to the conference
bill. was defeated. x&
further conference report on the dc0cieucy
bin was presented and read Stewart eom-
planned Of the action OF the confcrees rejecting
the amendment to pay California, Oregon an0
Nevada for expenses incurred in supprcssi4f tho
rebelhon, claims for which there were tude
ments Of court, while provision was made ~
the bill for the French spoliation bill. Tor whico
there was no judgment
As soon ss be stopped speaking, Hale promiee9
that the senate cOniereeS ON the dehc1ency ulu
would endeayOr to secure as much concessto9
as possible on the bill. lie consolcd Stewart ~
assuring him that the senate committee co..
sidereG the claims by vote, not BY seutmeoS
and that II was only matter OF time when t4eZ
would be paid. la conclusion, he pfumiseo tnas
the confsrees would make further report - .
Then sherman inserposed motion ioE N sx.
ecuiiye session. The galleries we're e'ssfsa sne
the doors closed
opened. The CLERK OF the Housr sppfsrco . -
bar OF the senate with . nscssaxe a1noonez-
that the House bed sgIeed 20 the censeTnee % -
ateiy Afterwards Hale peessaecd ne sane 80
ference report - the een40 eaa 49,
sdoptiOa. sssuass asks1 vhss dlspaasisn -