Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-20

An amendment 10 the Senate's Sunday
closing amendment was lost, and motion
to strike out that amendment was ruled
out of order.
MIR. W. A. Stone, of Pennsylvania, moved
that the committee concur in the Senate
Sunday closing amendment. aud upon a
division. much TO the surprise of both
SIDES, there was q majority IN favor of the
motion, the vote standing 78 to "a.
Tellers were ordered and again the COM
mlttoe decided to concur, the vote stand
ing 102 to II.
The announcement was received with
applause.
ANTI-PINKERToN.
Mr.. O'Neill, OF Missouri. made strenu-
Gus effort to add 10 the bill as a new sec
ton provision making 1t unlawful for
any officer Of the government authorized
10 make contracts, or any officer of the
District of Columbia, 10 contract with
any person. firm, or corporation which
employs Pinkerton detectives or any other
association of men as armed guards; and
that no employee of such agencies shall
be employed in any government service or
by any officer of the District OF Columbia
II could not come in as a separate section
without unanimous consent, and TO this
Mr.. Oates objected.
MIR. O'Neill then offered it rs an amend
ment 10 the clause appropriating for the
Capitol police. His purpose was mainly
10 prevent the employment of Pinkertons
in the District of Columbia during the
Grand Army encampment, as well as at
the Worlds Fair
After half an hour, consumed In securing
Il quorum. the amendment was agreed to-
146 to ~.
The committee rose and reported the
bill TO the House. The recommendation
of the committed in regard to the Senate
amendments was agreed to, with the eX-
ception Of those amendments pertaining
70 lighthouses, to the Geological Survey.
and to the Worlds Fair.
Mr. Oates also demanded separate vote
on Dir. O'NeIll's amendment relating to the
Pinkertons.
All the lighthouse amendments were
non-concurred IN. The yeas and nays
were ordered on Mr.. O'Neills Pinkerton
amendment.
NOISE AND INATTENTIoN.
The noise in the hall was so great and
the inattention to business so general that
the amendment had TO be read four times
and the Speaker had to answer half dozen
parliamentary ihV1nies before the Clerk
could begin with the call of the roll. The
lack of attention irritated the Chair, and
when. after the Clerk had called the first
name. MIR. Johnson, of Indiana, and Mr..
Breckinridge, Of Arkansas, rose TO parlia-
mehtarv inquiries. he peremptorily refused
TO recognize them, and ordered the Clerk
TO proceed-an action which called forth
SOfO-UOce endorsement from Mr. Reed, of
Maine. 1yrannlcal, but right"
THE PINKERToS AMENDMENT ADOPTED.
Mr. O'Neil's amendment was agreed
tO-yeas, 159 nays, 33.
In ,Rf n "a
amendment was concurred in which de-
creases from the amounts appropriated
by the House, the amounts appropriated
for the Geological Survey.
The vote then came up on the PROPOSE
tion to non-concur In the Senate amend
ment appropriating S5,000,OO0 for the aid
of the Worlds Columbian Exposition, and
it was agreed to-yeas. l22; nays, ITO.
THE VOTE.
The following is the vote IN detail:
Yeas Messrs. Alexander, Bailey, Baker.
Bankhead, Beaman, Bentley, Blanchard,
Bland. Branch, Breckenridge of Arkansas,
Brookshire. Brown, Drummer, Bryan, Bu-
chanan of Virginia. Bum, Bunting. Butler,
Byrnes, Campbell. Caruth. Cate, Clancy,
Clarke of Alabama. Clover, Cobb of Ala
Coombs. Covert, Cowles. Cox of New York,
Cram Of Texas, Crawford, Crosby, Culber-
son, Cummings, Davis, De Almond. De
Forest, DIckerson. Dockery, DUNCAN, Dun
ply, Edmunds, Ellis. Enloe, Epes. Everett.
Fitch. Forney, Fowler. Goodnight, Grady,
GTeenleaf, Hallowell, HalvOrson. Hamil-
ton, Hatch, Heard. Henderson of North
Carolina, Holman, Hooker of Mississippi,
Johnstone of South Carolina, Jones. hem,
Kilgore, Krebbs, Kyle, Lanham,
Lawson of Virginia, Lawson of Georgia,
L 4 .ck1 Of / or M
gia, Lewis, Little, Livingston, Long. Mag
ner, Mallory. Mansur. Martin, McCreary,
McMillIn, McRae, Meredith,
Moore, Moses, Mutcher,
Oates. 0'Ferrall, Otis, Outwalte, Owens,
Page Cf Rhode Island, Parrett, Paynter.
Pearson, Sayets, Simpson, Snodgrass.
Stewart Of Texas, 1arsney. Terry, Till
man, Turner, Turpln. Van Horn, Warner,
Warwick, Washington, Watson. Wheeler
Of Michigan. Wilcox, Williams OF North
Winn, Wise. and Youmans-l22.
Nays. s.-Messrs. Anderson, Amerman, At
linson, Bahbitt. Bartine, BarwIg, Bergen.
Bingham Bowman, Brawley, Brosius, Bu-
chAnan OF New Jersey, Burrows, Busey.
Bushnell, Cadmus, Caminetti, Capehart,
Castle, Catchings. Chapman, Clark OF
Wyoming, Coburn. Coolidge. Curtis,
Daniel, Dalzell, DIngley. Dixon, Doan.
Dolliver, Durborow. English, Fithian,
Forman, Funston, Geissenheiner, Gorman.
Hare, Harmer, Harter, Haugen, Hayes OF
Iowa, Haynes of Ohio, Hemphill,. Hen
ierson OF Iowa, Henderson of lii;
nois. Hermann. HIT. Hooker OF
New York, Hopkins OF Illinois, Houk
of Ohio. Houk Of Tennessee, Hull,
Johnson of Indiana, johnson OF North
Dakota. Jolley, Ketcham, Lagan. lane,
Lapham, lind, Lockwood, Lynch. McClei-
an, McGann. McKaig, Meyer. Miiliken,
Mitchell. Newberry. 0'Neill Of Pennsyl-
rania. O'Neill of Missouri, Patton, PAYNE,
pendleton. Perkins, Powers, Price, Raines,
Raw. Reilly. Reyburn, Robinson of Pennsyl-
,ania, Rockwell, Rusk. S-ulls Seeriy,
Shiyeiy. Shonk, Smith, Snow. Stephenson,
steward of Illinois. Charles W. Stone, VIII
lam A. Stone. Stump, Taylor OF ILLINOIS,
raylor of Tennessee, Taylor. Vincent A.,
townsend, Wadsworth, Waugh. Weaaock'
White, Whiting, Wike. Williams OF iiiipois'
Nilsson of Washington. and Wright--llO.
Tie SUNDAY closing amendment was
hen ooneurred in-yeas. 147 nays. 81.
VOTE IN DETAIL
The following is the vote in detail;
Yeds.--M Messrs. Anderson, Aie4ahder'
norman, Atkinson, BaDbitt, Baker.
Beaman. Bentley, Berger.
,ingham. Blanchard, Branch, Bretz, Bro
ms. drummer, Buchanan of New Jersey,
suchanan Of Virginia, Bum, Bunting:
3yrnes, Caminetti Capehart. Clark OF
vvamine. Glover. Cobb of Alabama.
,nmn,on' Coolidge. Uoombs. Cooper.
overt Cowles. Cox of New York, Craw-
ord Crosby. Culberson, Curtis, Dalzell,
JAWS. De Almond. DE Forest. Dingley,
)oan. Dockery, Dolliyer, DUNCAN.
sdmnnds. Ellis, English. Enloe,
inochs. Epss, Everett, Forney, Fowler.
;e Goodnight. Gorman. Grady,
trout. Halioweil.A Halyorson, Hamilton,
iare, Harmcr. Harter, Hatch. Haynes OF
ohio Heard, hemphiil. Henderson OF
sorth Carolina, Henderson OF Illinois,
iolman. Hooker Of Mississippi, Hooker OF
lew York. Houk Of Ohio, hcuk OF Ton
Iessee. Hull, johnson OF Indiana, John
ON Of North Dakota, Jonnstone q M s91sn
larelina. Jollex. Jones, ketcham. hreDus,