Evening journal., 1892-07-28
FAIR BILL IN DOUBT
a Favorable Test Vote
Opponents Filibuster
aEVENT A DECISIVE BALLOT.

ow, the Champion OF the Grant,
Observation-Disclosures Says the OPP
& pm Is Determined and VIII SIT
Tow Files, II Necessary, to Beat IL.
8 HINGToN, July 2s. The session Of the
y lsterday win long be remembered
4 letter flibusteiing day and the
& fair advocates have reason to feel
at the result. The crucial test vote
by was on the motion Of Mr.. Bing-
the house should recede from its
& ment TO the senate amendment ap-
king S5,0OO,OO0 for the fair. This
ATied--ll7 to lO5. The filibustering
gan. Mr.. Holman moved to recon
s. vote; Mr.. Bingham, of Pennsyl-
4 8loved to lay Mr. Holman's motion
Mr.. Cultivate, Of Ohio, moved to
and pending that moved to ad-
aill Friday; Mr. Bailey, Of Texas,
to adjourn until Saturday. No
Il voting on this motion, a call Of the
las ordered, 229 members answering
names. Mr.. Bingham offered and
Sc adopted a resolution revoldng all
I5f absence except for personal or
bllness, and instructed the sergeant
4 to send for all absentees. Pending
! Zattempts TO filibuster the house ad-
Long Deadlock May Ensue.
tDurborrow, Of Illinois, chairman Of
9rld's fair committee, has telegraphed
~ absent members favoring the ap-
Ition to return to Washington at
1.-THE deadlock is liable to continue
e time if the opponents Of the meas
f p up the filibustering tactics.
bot weather seemed to have rufiled
.nper of the senators and produced
Usual number of objections and in
lnents upon customary senatorial
1 |sy. In one Of these little outbursts
blackburn, of Kentucky, intimated
fome apparent satisfaction a belief
|Ir Hiscock, of New York, would not
ch longer a member Of the senate.
|itioption bill was taken up and dis
with irregular intermission of calen-
|siness for a few hours. Mr.. Wash.
first hint of a desire to name a time
Tote was met by a prompt refusal, and
suggestion Of Mr.. German, of Mary
he matter was left over for a day
it was said Mr.. Wolcott, of Colorado
be present and press his motion &c
INIT and postpone the bill till De
|r
hwaite Says 1t WIN Never Pass.
|sHINGToN, July 2s.-Representativ,
prov, Of Chicago, chairman Of tn,
bbian exposition committee, said thai
hgh he had sent out kilograms to many
Is Of the amendment to the sundr,
bill appropriating $1,000, 600 for the ex
Ion, requesting them to come TO Wash
b as soon as possible, he does not ex
10 get enough. here to make a quorum
filibustering keeps up. He does hope
yer, that some of the filibusterers vii
either for. or against the measure, ant
make asquorum. He also says tha
riends ,of the measure can stand tn
steiing if thee flibusterers can, an,
light the, battle to the end
preventative Cultivate, of Ohio, VIII
he forces against the amendment in tn
3, said to a representative Of the Unite
J that he and the gentlemen who ar
him have made up their minds /
it out to the bitter end, and if nece.
will stay in Washington until the sno,
before they viii allow the appropris
to be adopted
. Cultivate said that he is Of the opir
hat those members who are in favor {
preparation will not be able to get
um voting. He also said that it wa
pinion, even supposing for an instan
the bill should pass with the amend
}, that it would require an act repea
he law Of two years ago to make th
egal and enable the Worlds fair peopl
'aw the money from the treasury.