Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-20
CLEVELAND GOES
To New York-Handshak ings Along
the Way-Stevenson with Him.

To New York-Handsha kings Along
| the Way-Stevenson with Him.
| BUzzARD's BAY, Mass. July 19.-Grover
Cleveland, General A. E. Stevenson, Gen.
eral Ewing, Private Secretary O'Brien and
| some half dozen newspaper men left here
| on the 450p. m. train en- route for New
Yore via Fall River train. The departure
| was quiet one, the party arriving at the
station soon after the train arrived, and
Mr.. Cleveland in some haste purchased the
tickets, and afterwards with the others
took seats in the through Fall River car.
A small party gathered at the station to see
the distinguished persons, but there was
no enthusiasm whatever manifested. Mrs.
Cleveland left yesterday afternoon in Mr..
Benedicts yacht, the Oneida. The Cleve-
lands will only be absent from home q
short time, and will undoubtedly return
after the duties of meeting the committee
are concluded.
AT FALL RIVER.
FALL River, Mass, July borrower
Cleveland, accompanied by General Steven
son and General Ewing, went through
here tonight via Fall River line to New
democratic nomination. At Middleboro
the party was greeted by a delegation of
democrats, headed by Colonel Earl Ryder,
and an open-hesrted reception occurred.
There were no unusual incidents during
the trip from Buzzard's Bay, the time be-
ing taken up in exchanging experiences
at the bar between General Ewing
and Mr.. Cleveland. On reaching this
city the party boarded the steamer Pill
grim, when the boys of the boat welcomed
Mr.. Cleveland as though he was an old
friend. Rooms 81, 1876, 155 and 1913 were
assigned the party. The only prominent
persons of this city who were present to
greet the travellers were Mayor Coughlin
and John Cutie, chairman of the district
convention. Both Cleveland and Steven
son were introduced to large number of
people on the boat and both appeared in
excellent health and spirits.
IN THE HOUSE.
The Senate Amendment Appropriat.
ing Five Million Dollars to the
Worlds Fair Non-Concurred in
other Business.
WASHINGTON, July 19.-Mr. O'Neil of
Missouri offered an amendment making
it lawful for any officer of the government
authorized to make contracts or any officer
of the District of Columbia to contract
with any person, firm or corporation which
employs Pinkerton detectives or any other
association of men as armed guards, and
no employee of such agencies shall be en-
ployed in any government service or by
any officer of the district. Agreed to.
The committee rose and reported the bill.
The recommendation of the committee
in regard to senate amendments was agreed
to with the exception of those amend
ments pertaining to lighthouses to the geo.
logical survey and to the worlds fair. All
the lighthouse amendments were non-con-
CURED in.
O1Mr. O'Neils Pinkerton amendment
the yeas and nays were ordered. The noise
in the hall and the general inattention to
business irritated the chair, and when two
members rose to parliamentary inquiries
he peremptorily refused to recognize them.
This called forth a soto voce endorse
ment from Mr.. Reed of Maine: HTyran
meal, but right"
Mr.. ONeiIs amendment was agreed to.
The senate amendment was concurred in
which decreases from the amounts appro-
priated by the house, the amounts appro-
priated for the geological survey.
The vote then came up to non concur in
the senate amendment appropriating
| 100000 to the worlds fair, and it was
agreed to, the vote being 1879 to ITO.
The house reversed the action of the
| committee in concurring in the amend
ments for procuring $4,000 bronze medals
and for $4,000 diplomas, and the amend
| ment was non-concurred in. The vote
then required on the senate Sunday closing
| amendment. and it was concurred in-yeas
| LAT, nays 81.
| A conference was ordered and Messrs.
Holman, Sayres and Bingham were ap-
pointed.
The conference report on the fortifoa-
lions bill was agreed to.
Joint resolutions were passed authoriz-
ing the president to request of the queen
regent Of Spain the loan of relics of Co.
lumbus for exhibition at the worlds fair,
and authorizing the secretary Of the interior
to send to the worlds fair models, draw.
ings, ETC., of inventions made by women.
The house then adjourned.