The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-16
PASSING THE MONEY BILLS.
ALL or THEM ExCtPf THREE SEM TO
THE PREsIDEN7.


The worid'. Fair Aaendmert 60 the sus-
dry civil Dill Yet 90 he Acted Upon NY
tho 1ouse-The scn~te Passes the Forth
acatscnr Bit. and ~in Now Take IN the
General Deac' ency, the Inst OF the Gem
crn, Appropriation fsi,is-senator Wash.
burn will T~v 30 Pnss the An,i-npiio~
Biii BEFORE Congress A"journs.
wAsHrNGToS, July IL, TIE SENATE to-day.
on motion Of Mr.. Hale Of Maine. cuncnrred in
the House amendments to the Naval Arnro-
priation hill and the bill was PASSED and sentto
the President for his approval. with the hnrbor
defence monitor. small cruisers. and torpedo
boats proposed by tho Senate stricken out.
Mr.. Allison (Rcp.. Iowa.. Chairman OF the
Committee on Appropriations. presented the
final conference report on the Legislative. Ex-
ecutivc. and Judicial Appropriation bill, al
ready agreed to by the House. Mr. Allison
said that It was most important that this re-
port should be agreed to and the Ill be semitic
the President to- day. 40 as to avert the neces-
sty Of a further extension of last years. ap-
propriations for maintenance Of tho different
departments Of the Government The report
was adopted by a vote Of 80 to L..
Mr.. Stewart tRep.. New, presented tn" con-
ference report ON the Army Appropriation bill.
The bill. as agreed uron In conference. con-
tanned n provlso in regard to payments to the
Union Pacific and Central Pacific ronds. that
this provision shall not withhold payment
from leased lines operated but not owned by
these companies" The conference report
was adopted.
Mr., Carey tRcr. Wyo.) followed IN his sue
eessful attack OF yesterday on the Geological
Survey by introducing resolution. which
was passed. requiring tho Director Of tho
Geological Survey. to forthwith send to the
Senate lat Of all officers and employees now.
and who have Leen. c,.nnrcted with the work
OF said survey together with their place OF
employmenta and compensation.
Mr. Gibson lDem.. La.I asked present action
on q resolution calling upon the Secretary OF
tho Treasury to inform tho Senate:
coes,a IL so com Standard '" silver '" .vsr
cer,neatss i.rai tender notes national bnnt notes.
The amount of gold coin and gold certificates in
and Toid ate Sy the banks OF the Wns%
states and the total amount OF gou coin In this couE
whether under tho net of 1890 the secrea Of the
the purchase OF silver husn in sad or i,er coin ami
what amount has been redsened1n such CONS r-srec'
: io report as near As possible The amour; Of god
ans' an. ns hnsi.nd ny ''' BANKS OF
sa H sn in n 80 sr
tial egn,va'en. between the two metas
.Ha
Mr. Stewart tRer.. New objected tn tho
present consideration OF the resolution: 1t
calls on the Treasury Department for II fnan-
cial system" he said. not simply tor infor-
nation. We don't want that" Tho resolu-
ton was laid over to be printed
in1th s extending existing approximations till
The Fertilization bin was then taken up.
Mr. Squire REP. WRsh.l offered an amend
ment appropriating SI.0OO.OOO for the .pur-
chase OF a site and the erection Of buildings
MI mn inalrv nj moi n nn In
Pacific coast to he selected by a Commission.
with the approval Of the President. for the as
sembling and finishing OF heavy guns. Mr..
Squire addressed the Senate upon the i'm
mense importance OF Puget Sound. and tho
defenceless condition OF our northwestern
ton on the Siberian coast and connecting 1t
hy, railroads., and England creating another
Gibraltar In ERncouvers Island.
Mr. Spuire's amendment was rejected. but a
motion BY Mr.. FELTON, tRep. CALI to appoint n
Commission OF army and navy officers to
coast was adopted and an appropriation OF
S25.OOO was made for that purpose. The bill
was then passed.
Mr.. .Wnshburn tEer. Mimi. under the i'm
prcssi ion thnt there was q deliberate plan to
crowd ont ,. Iiss An:i.Grtion Nh by ,antsco.
tion to adjourn over till Monday and gave no.
tice that he should call up his Anu-Dutt,n bill
Tomorrow. before tho Senate adjourned.
however: Mr. Hale gave motto. that he should
call IN the Deficiency bill (which has tho right
OF way to- NJ orrow. and should give way to
Senators who wished to take up unoppn" ed
bills from tho calendar until = o'clock. This
will probably prevent the Anti Option bill be-
ing taken up tomorrow.