Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-07
Referred to the Committee on Con-
tineent Expenses.
DIPLOMATIC APPROPRIATIONS
Report Of the Conference Rejected
by the House.


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.nsy snouia oe referred to the committee on
Ia vote for than ,vhan ro,,or.aa ~
The Vice President-What is the Measure of
the Senate?
Mr.. Haie-Nobody, take II, Is opposed 70
thn inquiry. ous 'ne law ana the rule require
mittee on Contingent exrenses va"
hone that the resolntions vii, 90 then. aud
that thew will he renorted hacL eo,,orro~ -,
that this most important subiect NAV moi ha
further delayed.
Mr.. Stewart remarked that the affair should
be inquired into verv Carefully and very speed-
ily. He regarded the emnlovment III armed
bands of men (outside Of tbe law =. yery dan
gerous to the peace of the country
1t seems bevond con,rorcrsy th,, ,h. man
ayers of the Carnegie works had emn,oyss that
murderous gang Wbs,ever ,n;cht har. nro
coded the tsouble wha,eyer ,hs laho-;n, r me-
might have done, that did not miticnte the
offense of bringing into use an armed band OF
assassins That was a serious blow 10 law and
order.
It endangered the life and property of every
citizen and encouraged ANARCHY IL WAS the
most audacious and cutraseous trsnsaction that
had occurred in MANY wears
That 800 armed men should have been
brought from different cities, prepared for war.
| brought in during the night 10 make war upon
laborers of the country. WAS n fact that u,ust
attract the attention of the whole country ana
that could not be condemned in too strong
language.
MR.. HALE DEFENDS HIS MOTION.
Mr.. Hale said that his suggestion to refer
both resolutions to the committee on contin-
gent expenses had been made in the interest Of
expedition.
When the reno,t ca,,. ,o,,o-ro,r Al. Canada
could decide xbether tha 49,. .ho,,is - Nv
Serrad 60 49,. e a:.ea Snouo oe re-
Of the rs.n,.r cor,n,;,,aa. 20, az. Ss one
SNA Nofh&h1AhDcs w INC conotcs
10 inyest;oote tbat 49,, .Is..;.p,,o oss: onoe
Mr.. Palmer said that the mere deploring of
| short Of what would be the duty of some de-
PaItment OF either the federal government or
Co,s..ss
problem In it's most imnressive form Hs nv
derstood that Carnegies large establishment
| had some twenty-five millions Of capital in
vested, and had employed some 5000 men, on
whom many thousand women and children were
depending,
ne lnAe,,on force was NOT new thing.
army Of the United States II had ex;s.sd sar
years. Its commander -in-chief, like the barons
Of the middle ages, had q force which he could
increase at pleasure and which was at the serv-
| Ice OF those who paid him.
| After further debate all resolutions in regard
to the Homestead affair were referred 70 the
committee on contingent expenses
THE ANTICIPATION Rr,,.
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.o"n.a'ee fepor'eo oacA .ne ha.cn snn-opuon
Dill without recommendation. The bill was
put on the calendar.
Two minority reports were made. one by Mr..
| George Of Mississippi, Pugh Of Alabama and
Cake Of Texas in favor Of the bill, and one by
Mr.. Mitchell Of Oregon.
Mr.. Washburn of Minnesota gave notice on
| Monday ha sbauld he and e..
| call it up ut early day.
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| noosI'
| Pow n, c,,,,o-. -,,>o,,o, A.,
IL Su'.Dei' openeo the nouse WIN
prayer n'' h4ofniis anu invoked 'ne Aimsnty
s. .'aom W ouf A"inAAe,s anu spirit
VI iosa,! 'oour PeoPie IN oroer tna' .hey
UNI m,e ~ oesise ana prncnce iaws mat would De
He nrared that tba nassons ~ men "a ~ av
| c;t.mart ~ e. 49, ,.s;,h. ~. ..,..ei WIG GA
'''e"en' VI uae nour inisn' oe cailhea-
THE SILVER BILL REFERRED.
There was no objection this morning TO the
reference of the Senate free silver bill TO the
committee on coinage. WEIGHTS and measurss
"a ;. - ~ -.,a--ss =, -" - nv or
ana was SO re,e!reo oy the speaker.
Mr. biano OF missouri asked leave that the
G0mmi''ee mign' s' curing tne sessions OF the
noue; :
o, Mr, Tracey lN' H. anu mr. hisore Cfeh.)
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mr.; band became indignant The bill. he
said' had peen oeiayed several days by hlbus-
tefing. ana ne noped that the committee on
rules would repor. BACK speedily the resolution
referred TO 1t by ham yesterday granting the
committee on coinage, weights and measures
leave to SIT during the sessions OF the House.
Mr.. McNnhn from the committee on rules,
| reported resolution providing that tomorrow
shail be treated as supervision day.
| Mr.. watson tGa- inquired whether the gen
ueman "ouio modry nas resolution SO tnat TWO
fns ,ss ;scmss;on ~ he smh,r ur me; "eek
! MI. McMillin declined to do "a. stating that
the subtreasury bill was not yet before the
House.
THE DIPLOMATIC BILL
| The resolution VIVA .donsed v,,hon. ,h,.c-
AZ.
uon'
Mr. McCreary (ky.) called up the conference
report on the diplomatic and consular appro-
priation bill.
The report was opposed by Messrs. Blount,
Butler, McMnhn, Holman and outhwaite-the
] opposition being based on the appropriation Of
S6o.ooo for the payment OF the share OF the
sr,as 90 sn ;n.ercort;npr.aI r.p
Messrs, Ccombs Fellows. O,Neili Mo, and
Bushnell Cwis) made brief speeches in ad-
vocacy Of the report, contending that the pro-
4 rprfarffv tnffo ..d