Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-05

rlerY-sECON0 CONGRESS.
rdry Civil BW Returned to Conference
uurborow BiII Taken Up.

.rigti1u- made by the ~uudry civil blll ot
l.st wear 90 august 10th was passed, ana
t.c senate took a recess until l:3I.
il. senate reassembled ~ i.jj and i'm
iI4teiv afterwards u message was re-
..y.I from the House announcing that
speaker bad signed the enrolled JOINT
IfIuu extending appropriations 20
.... ..tl instant. and that the House in
t.. 0u ifs disagreement 90 the Senate
.. f,rout % the sundry civil approprla-
.r ... fhc Norld's-Fair amendment,
..-.,d 90 further conference. The
.. President thcreuuon signed the Joint
ur.r aud 70 was sent 10 the PIesl-
..t..9 .l motion a Mr.. Allison tho
.tDgru.l tIU j. O'Clock to-mor-
tlou.r ut ltcprcs s"ntnttves.
,. C...Epss. Of Mississippi. rose TO
r..+. .Ireii,gci port from the Com
...., Uui,s. 10 provides that to-day
.... B.. ODD order for the Speaker 10 en-
f..-.. notion. % suspend the rules rs on
- .--. aol third Mondays. Adopted
without HIfTlvcrsy.
H ID man Immediately rose and
r, t..u-r,ud tie rules and pass the
.. resolution extending uuul august
I.tr 4lrrrp rpratlOus made py the sun
.r .g rUopratlon act oil last ye"r'
''r .il.r-ou. Of Iowa, ~ald that TINS
t.. unanimous desire of the Commit
Appropriations, and II was agreed
...t .ry.siton.
V.uu',-rAIB NATTEE.
N- Holman then moved to suspend the
t... u.~. tLc resolution that the
.u.I reconsider the vote by which
t. ..,.f...led from the World STAR
t,.r. thlt the House further inslet
....t-. ..-l-rlemcut, aud that the blil be
.'. conference.
u. r...u wasreceiyel with good deal
t.I.t.u.rL Ihe Republicans wished
.... .l.t..u of the agreement reached
... Democratic party Yesterday, ana
u.- r,al as published IN the pa
I... uruIs there was an expression
t.H that 1t meant nothing.
lF. .4rrslu. ot Illinois, characterized
...'..uz somewhat Of the invitation
..i.r to the iy 10 walk into his
N...y voiced the general opinion
I..uHl.au- that Democrats should
... whole responsibility. He dld
taat any action would be
.... towards RAISING the DurbOrOw bill
,isI Io coNfLELNCE
..r.lr ~yll nll was sent to con-
.... ... vote of yeas lfl, nays 40.
t. ...ry. ot cuusylyanla, moved TO
OH. rules and pass the resolution
..- tlI, "a vote toe taken on the
.r OIL 100 % clock tomorrow.
rHr uyREoRow BILL.
'. E..ts motion TO suspend the rules
lp OBJ. uurbOrow Norld's-Fair
that tAe previous question
.r cons, dcred as ordered on Its
ard ta.t 40 intervening motions
N. entertained until the bill was
.eI ot.
.I a.l.v, u Io1as, opposed the reso-
unprecedented, and said the
-r..aeut did not bind the party
.....
..l resolution was carried-lS7
.IllaiIip FiiUus1KElNG.
4.r attempted filibustcrinC, but
.i.F SIX supporters he soon got 10
H.- string. aud tae DurDOrOw
n.l was taken up.
Mn. I.,rr.. oi tennessee. tired 10 secure
,iueut providing for the coinage
.tf.t'l COINS IA the Treasury,
tH lc gwen 70 the fair, but 10y
i.o House decided u was not IA |
mcuts by Messrs. Pickler and !
ot kentucky appTopnatng |
ANA nothing, respectively, were |
|. Atkinson, Of Pennsylvania. offered |
'HAN l'I.'|.i vi. AiAs AAlt tAAN "a III /
'.l- quDr- 1u tbe fairgrounds.
l'eronIv THE cNIToL.
.- tct..r. Of South Dakota, moved TO /
N Woyous that hereafter no /
.'lug liquors shall be sold IN the |
p r restaurant of the Capitol. Laugh
Wow cf tAc late investigation, said |
l-.t'sr iuls amendment was absO-
traptI. Seii-preseryation was the
t" u. nature. Certainly the men,
no tue House ought 10 preserve them
''. lie believed that the present |
Was as sober, n lot more sober,
any other House IN which he had
- But be believed that the time
PA. come when the people demanded that
-. uorc Intoxicating liquors should be
s..l u the Capitol
TALK ABOUT "co1D TIA"
ii butler. Of Iowa did not like the
gentleman from South Dakota 70 60 on re-
e'Ii u this shape The gentleman had |
.eu ot sclt-preseryation. lie did not
.at hat the gentleman required any !
pro .cryatiOn ~ tins shape. He was
.f.i i ihe talk about "cOld tea" For
e..tt ear. Doe had been in this House. and
2. hal never before been among an Assem-.
-.t % gentlemen who were so little ad-
q. ,ei 90 tho use Of intoxicating liquors.
i.' gentlemen who came here were sober
..a 1efo- working men. They bad some
..iAs 20 do besides tipping. II the gen
V''aAh from south Dakota knew anything
-o'li tipping at the bar let him have the
practice broken up.
@t' flchef disclaimed any knowledge
", we AaoJect, but suggested that the
ssllieian might look Tor information 10
..e testimony taken by The special inyes-
Nkaiing COMMITTEES.
NonlinainR, Mf. Butler said Thought \