Evening journal., 1892-07-27
MoRLD.s FAIR aILL oIsoussgp.


of Texas delivered a speech against it,
WORLDS FAIR BILL DISCUSSED.
A Motion in the House to Appropriate so
Instead OF $4,000 600 Lost.
lBy Telegraph 10 the Evening Journall
WAsHINoroN, July Representa-.
tive Bum Dem n CD bitter opponent
Of the Worlds Fair provision has been
busy all the morning enlisting recruits
in this cause and il is said he has secured
the promise of about forty members to OPP
pose its passage Noplan Of action has
yet been decided upon by this aggrega.
tion Of opponents TO the clause, but in the
event Of majority in its favor being
shown during q vote they viii flibuster
60 break quorum. Several Worlds
Fair officials are about the halls leading
TO the House, discussing the proceedings
inside and quietly awaiting the result
In the House Mr.. Watson, (FAof Ga.)
rose to question Of personal privilege
In regard TO remarks made by Mr..
Wheeler, of Alabama. yesterday in re.
gard TO his action on the printing of the
election bill The speaker decided that
no question of privilege was involved and
the matter was dropped On motion of
Mr. McMillin Dem. of Tcnn.) the House
by vote OF 1851 90 % laid on the table
the resolution offered yesterday by Mr.
Dalzell, loi Pa) calling for information
in regard TO the taxes aud losses of state
banks and national banks.
Tho Worlds Fair discussion was then
continued by Mr.. Caruth dem, Of ky)
who said he would vote for the appro-
prations now (ulthongh he had opposed
heretofore principally for the reason
/ that the differences between the Worlds
/ Fair managers and the Knights of Labor
/ had been settled. The Fair was not
/ Chicago enterprise. but National one
'No pent.up Utica contracted los
powers. His speech was characteristic
ally laconic and he closed with the coup
let.
Little drops of wisdom.
an Great big chunks of Eal:
Make the mighty Statesman,
ln thc Cungftas Hail.
Mr. Bowers. (Rep. Cal.) In three
minute speech appealed TO the House to
make the appropriation for "this grand
carnival of Industry
Mr. iouk Dem. of Tenn) favored d e
appropriation and was followed by Mr..
Hopkins (Rep, of lll) who said there
was an attempt in the House To nssassi.
nate the national character of this enter.
prise and characterize 10 as local con.
Germ Congress wanted 20 shut mp the
fair on Sunday and curtail the receipts
at least one-third and yet they refused
10 appropriate any money The sum
asked for by the commission was neces.
sary and no man who loved his country
could afford 60 vote against the apprO.
priation. IL was necessary that the ap.
preparation should be made before the
exposition opened as large portion of II
was needed in the construction of the
buildings
Mr. McMillin opposed the approprie.
tion and said the Treasury was in de.
pleted condition and yet Congress was
asked TO vote So 90, 000 TO Chicago in the
face of the fact ha' selton pledge was
given when the proposition of site was
before the House that no money would
be- asked for This closed the debate
The House then proceeded 10 vote on the
amendment.
lt insisted ON its disagreement to the
Senate amendments. increasing the ap
preparation for the government exhibit
from S3l6 800 90 $500 600. increasii {
the appropriation of the Worlds Co m
bian Commission from $ej 80 TO $500.
900; increasing the item for the board OF
lady managers from $36. 600 TO $l39 600
The Senate amendment rejecting the
proposition of the House that mo- pinker
eIton detectives should be employed al
the Grand Army Republic encampment
was also disagreed to.
The s., 600 0O0item being reached parlin
mcntary discussion ensued as 90 the rgh
to submit amendments and Mr. Cheathan
(Rep. N. O. was unable TO offer hi.
amendment TO devote $50 600 for collect
ing statistics of the colored race Mr.
Bankheads amendment ordered and ad
mitted TO appropriate 50 in lieu o
50, 600 600 was then submitted and th
yeas and nays were called for and nc
suited, yeas, az nays l4l; so the motioi
TO substitute was lost
The vote on Mr. Binghams motion
that the Ilause recedc from its disagree
ment TO the Senate amendment. resulted
3 Yeas, III nays, iO5.
WAsuINGTON, July 27-The iilibustei
ingthen began. Mr.. Holman, Dem. Ind.
who changed his vote, moved to recon
slider
Mr. Bingham Rep.. Pa moved to la,
THIS on the table, Mr. Cultivate Dem.
Ohio moved to adjourn, and, pending
that, moved TO meet on Friday next
Mr.. Bailey Dem, Tex moved &
amend the latter by an adjoiunmen
until Saturday. The yeas and nays ar
now being called on the lattter motion
The vote on Mr. Baileys motion 20 ad
iourn until Saturday resulted Yeas
nays la No quorum. Mr. Bingham
, demanded a call of the House
r. Mr. Holman moved 20 assist on the dis
g agreement and Mr. Bingham tRep., 0
4 pa) moved that the House recede there
p from and on Mr. Bingham's motion tn
a yeas and nays were then ordered.
A Lunaiic Kills Three with a sworc
r lBy Telegraph to the Evening Journal.l
+ LONDON, July 2I-James Frazer
bank clerk at Polmont Scotland, kille
his neighbor, Shadwell. with a sword las
night, badly wounded Mrs Shadwell and
running into the street, killed "A youn
u woman named Mary Grindlev whom n