Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-24

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Scvernl Southern democrats protested
vigorously agains. the action Of The
Speaker liz counting them 10 make a
qiiorlm yesterday. Turner (t'n said
he had voted for the yeas and nays aud
then lief, the House Ia ~ dlgnihed
manner A. possible.
McKInloy got the floor and would
not yield 10 any Of the democrats anu
n tremendous upruar ensuel, In the
midst Of which Spinola, placing strip
Of paper on his shoulder, threaieningly
turutti that shoulder toward the re-
publican side until the Speaker pro
teni (Payponj called him 10 order.
Finally tho journal was approved
and tho Senate Hill, liking the salaries
Of United States District judges ~
5000, was taken up. Mchiilan's
amendment 10 reduce the salaries TO
$1,000, and ID. J. Taylor's amendment,
that the present salaries be Increased
$500, were both defeated and the bill
passed.
The House went Into Committee Of
the Whole on the Post0iilc. Appropri-
alton bill, after voting down a motion
by Holman 10 adjourn.
After considerable discussion the bill
wns laid aside, with favorable TO
communication.
Cannon called up the deficiency MP.
proprIntlon bIli. hut amer long Discus
Sion n 10 the Limitation Of debate. the
committee rose and the House adj
iourned, without dlsposing OF the post
office Appropriation In.
IN THE shSArH'
In the Senat. the sundry civil up
proptIatiop blll was Reported.
The Nicararua Canal iii was takon
mn. Morgan addressed the Senate In
defense Of the bill.
Edmunds, referring 10 n mlsunder.
standing Ms 10 the amount Of capital
stock subecrIbcd for by the Construc-
lion COMPANY 81 appearing In the
rommitt.o rcport ~ slDO, 900, OOOl, said
he had n Telegram from tho president
of thu company saying that was n mis-.
prInt for All .OD6. 900.
Morgan, commenting on Vests refer.
enccs 10 Inc Clnyton.Bulwer treaty,
asked Whether tho senators were 10
iake or their hats 10 Queen Victoria
and aay any leave OF your Mnlesty?n
THAT. he sald, was mol the American
view Of the question. II had not been
NO since the DAYS of President Monroe,
and never would be-. No move had
ever b,rn made In the SENATE IN the
direction which The bill almci Mt that
had moi bcen met hy somobody with
m. throat Of THE CLAYTON. Bulwer trca.
iy. lie was tired Of II. The subsidy
Argument was totally Irrelevant, be.
cnuse the United states would never
have 70 pya uoliaf OF ~ Inc o,i'
lions of IN. treaty. lie repudIatcd that
treaty as having been n fraud at the
time II was made and having been
rithIes.ly andI nudaclously violated by
the British government since that
time.
Yes, said there could not b. n more
unfavorubIe time for such n bill, when
the Farmers, Alliance were demand.
Ing I.gIsIatlon considering visionary.
II would never do 10 refuse that lcgis-
latIon aud nj the same tim, guarantee
sloo 900 900 OF bonds Of a COMPANY or.
vap,zrd In New York, 10 be spent on a
foreign territory, aud In the employ
mcnt Of Jamaica negroes, s'Dagos,p
Indian. and ChInamen.
Tnrplc spoke against the bill, declar.
ing himself against any subsidy
scheme.
SteWnftf- amendment, pfONiuiug That
the chief Of engineers Of the army shall
have supervision and control Of the
canal. was Disagreed to-eg 10 -, The
I'm men went over without action,
The conference report on the navy
sppmpriatlon bill was agreed 10. Ad.
jourped,
Tiif PROGRAMME of ooSuhfss.
wAuusoroN. Feb. s9.-OnIy elaht
working DAYS remain 10 the Fiity.iIrt
Congr,-s., aud from now until IN, IN
OF March the proceeding. OF both
branchcu will be markell by haste.
The chief effort In both houses will be
10 secure early aud complctc action ON
The Augmentation bills, OF which but
two, the Army and Fertilization.
have yet become laws. The status Of
the remaining Approximation bills IL M
follows
The Naval bill awaits the approval
Of the conference report by tho House.
The Pension, District Of Columbia
and Military Academy bills are In
conference.
This Diplomatic and Consular bill ia
awaiting an order for conference by
the House.
The Sundry Civil bill has been re-
po'su ~ uo oe s,.0 .o""i''ee anu is
The Legislative, Executive and
Judicial Augmentation bills and IN,