New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-04
PI1Is REroRE THE HOUSE.


washington. March 3-When the House met ths
morning found that the wear and tear OF te hca,S
work OF the last few days had told heaVhy upo' ~
reading clerks, and their voices as thcy fcNi cav
various measures sent u them were almost i'uD
Mr. Cutcheon OF Michigan. submitted the conference
report the bill 20 increase the NUMBER oi 'Io Do''
OF managers of the Naoral Home for DlsaDieu Noiu'
ecrs. As agreed to. tine bill provides for eicNc"
members, and names the following, in addition to moss
already appoined: Edmund y. Morrill,, Alfred H.
Pearson, william b. Franklin, John {. Black "eorso
W. Steele James Burnett, J. II. B0neDfahe anu
Francis FesScnden. The report gave Use 10 s"'"'
discus ,i0n Mr.. cultivate OF chic, desiring u hsc's
the name of samuel :. lOder. OF ono, lot tia' "
James Barnett and Mr.. B0uclle OF haihe' Warmly
crticsing the conference for dropping the name VI
General Farnham and inserting that of Francis FesSe'
den. although the latter was his pcrsoaai lrieha anu
IA brave and gallant soldier.
Pending action. NJ. Butterworth OF Ohio presented
the conference report on the Legislative Dill All
agreement is rcaC he'd on all questions except TIC oe'
amendment making senator's clerks annual employees
The report was adopted and further conference
ordered.
Tic House then resumed consideration of the
Cutchcon conference report, and it was agreed 10
yeas ia nays, 1913 the speaker casting the deciding
Mr. spooner OF Rhode Island. called up the sen at
bill, increasing to SlOO II month the pension or the
widow Of Maojr-Genc1l 5i.as Casey. 1t was agreeu
to-ycas 15l, nays 81. 81, ,.,... Aha
House the senate joint resolution amending the aet
establishing Circuit Courts Of appeals by pfoviaihs
third Tuesday in June, 1891. Mr. Caswel OF Wisco1-
sin, offered an amendment providing that nothing ID
the original act shall be held or construed In any way
Circuit Court of We United states in any case now
pending before IN respect 70 any cause wherein a
or taken said before July l. 1891. The amend
ment was agreed TO- and the Joint resolution as
amended. DasSed,
The conference report the Postoflce Approprar
ton bill agreed 10.
report on the Agricultural Appropriation BILL and the
bill was returned to the conference. ..
The conference report on the Pension Appropriation
bill was agreed to.
j. : Taylor. Of Ohio moved to suspend the rules
persons on the subject Of alcoholic liquor traffic Mr.
Spnola. OF Nrw-York. demanded second, and MessrS
Taylor and Spnola appointed rs tencrs ana
proved To be very incompetent. on the fret trial tle
teller, failed entirely to count the negative, ana ts
os had to be taken again. m fs S prDy seS P b
tween tho teerj they were ndiscrimnatcy announced
members surrounded the telers and INDUCED in ocnar
remarks and turned the House into Oedlam Ire
speaker was indignant ana win gfyei III hihn o az
finally Obliged cut the Gordan knot By declaring the
motion carried nv vote of 80 10 ID.
Mr. spinola in speaking against the bill, REQUIRED 20
mi, favn tie subject of the erection OF monument u
the memory Of the vlcorN OF the Brti'h
place IL as wreath on the grave Of his dead measure
owing to the marble heart Of the Speaker who iiad
,teaafasy refused to recognize him. the bill could not
be called up. Some day. after the speaker was for
When the time came when the speaker was to ascend
the golden stair he would be told to take the path to
The spcaker~Thc gentleman is ont Of order
Mr. Spinola-I am trying 10 be in order.
The Spcahcr-Tlc gentleman is out Of order.
Mr.. spinola-What would put nc in order'
T6e speaker (sternIy,-Thc gentleman must confne
his remarks TO the question before the House