New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-20
NO MONEY FOR THE FAIR.
THE HOUSE REFUSES TO GRANT THE
100000.
INCONVENIENCE VOTED ON THE SENATE
AMrypNExr 10 THE sUNDRY CIVIL BILL

IN.
o,,,,.d g. ,.o senate amendment 10 the sundry Civil
mn .ppropr,afine s5oocO 900 in aid OF the Worlds
Fa, by vote Of 100 n 40. II concurred IN the
senate proviso for Sunday closing oy vote OF l4'
20 6l
The House went into Committee OF the Whole
(nr Lester Of Georgia, In the chair, on the senate
amendments 10 he sundry civil Appropriation bill
I. hal heen arreea that the vote the Worlds Fair
amendment should be taken az noon. Ar' Holman
q, Indiana asked IN vain that the time for discussion
should be extended one hour.
Mr. Hopkins OF Illinois moved that tne committee
concur In the Senate amendment Increasing iro soio''
900 to 100000 the appropriation for the oToveHmens
exhibit. Lost, 65-I2o. The amendment WIS non
concurred In.
Tho Senate amendment Increasing the approprn.
lions for the Worlds Columbian Commission were non
concurred in In bulk.
Mr. Durborvw OF Illinois, moved 10 concur In the
Senate amendment appropia'ng So'oW'oo III
souvenir half.dolM coin TO aid In dcfrnyng t~ cost
OF completing the work OF preparation FOR nausurat
Ing the Worlds Columbian Exposition.
Mr. Atkinson, OF Pennsylvania calieh up Ills amend
ment providing that no part OF the "pp'"p' u"''
shall be paid unttl Satisfactory assurances are gwen
that the sale OF Intoxicating liquors shall not he per
mtted on the grounds except for medicinal, mochani
cal or semitic purposes
On point OF order raised by Mr. bahRhean, OF
Alabama, the Chair gave 1t IS has oIa'noh 'n"' III
order 10 amend senate amendment " WAS necessary
10 couple that motion with moion TO concur IN
that Senate amendment. Mr.. Atkinson aPpch'ed' p"'
subsequently withdrew the appeal ihe oc''aF
amendment was rejected 4l-loo.
Mr. ONeilI OF Pennsylvania, called mp an amend
mont providing that the amount NJ Sooo'o" sh'
10 loan and shall he paid In fuii VI LIE 'e"'"'
OF The United states nj the termlnhn0h ana "u'nS
I'M Of the financial affairs Of tho E1posat"h' anu 'hs
payment shall be made ptor 10 tno p~'"''"' ~ ""'
other indebtedness. Lost.
Nc O,yciu also called ND an amendment providing
that out OF the appropriation there shall o" TO
tanned In the Treasury the sum OF Fl''"oVV "",,"
Was appropriated by Congress n the fm'''e'pm"
Centennial but which by decision OF the supreme
Court was adjudged 10 have beeh lah' ana "h'ch
was paid back to the United States. The amendment
WIS lost-Mr. O'Scill stating that he mereF oHefeo
the amendments as reminders
The question then required on Mr. purooro"s
motion 10 concur In the Senate a. 100000 amendment
and II was lost oil % 1l6. The amendment wa there
fore non concurred IN.
The Senate amendment approphatlns slo3ooo 10
secure 80 600 bronze medals and 1o,oo vellnm I'M
prcssons for diplomas ooncurrcd In.
Mr. TAYLOR, of Illinois, moved to amend tho sun
dav closing clause by stopping the machinery and
unnecessary lnbor on Sunday and BY providing that
n hall shall be procured for the holding OF religious
services on Sundays In the Fair grounds. This was
defeated.
W. A. Stone, Of Pennsylvania. moved that the
committee concur In tho senate Suniay closing
amendment; and upon division, much 10 TIE sur
Prise OF both sides. there WINS n majority In favor
OF the motion, the vote sturdlng NJ IS Ia a.
Telhrs were ordered AMI again the committee dc
c,lo, 10 concur the vote standing AT l02 IN ~.
Mr. O'Ncul, OF Missouri. mode strenuous effort
10 adj 20 the BILL as n now section. proN'o NAH
It unlawful for any officer Of tho Government ntho-
Itset TO make contracts, or any omccr Of tH hS
trict Of Columbia to Contract with any person. firm,
or corpomtOn which employs hnker'H detectives
or any other association Of men. ms armed guards
and no empioyc OF such agency shall he employed
In any Government service or by any ohcer OF the
District OF Columbia 1t couh not come In as n
separnt. section without unanimous consent. aud 10
this Mr.. Oatcs. OF Alabama, objected.
Mr. O'NeIl then offered II as an amendment 10 tho
clause appropriating for tho Capitol police Ills pur-
pose was mainly 90 prevent the employment OF Pm
kcrtons In the District Of Columbia during tr Grord
Army encampment as well a. at the Worlds FAR
After half m hour consumed IN securing quorum
the amendment was agreed tO-149 TO 90 Tho com
mittce and reported the bill TO the lion'o
The recommendation Of the committee In regnri 10
tho Senate amendment Agreed 10 with the cN'
cepon OF those amendments pertaining 70 lighthouses,
TO the Geological Survey and 10 the Worlds Fair Mr.
Oates also demanded separate vote on Mr.. ONeilPs
amendment relating TO the I1nkerons.
All the lighthouse amendments we're non'conenrred
In.
Tho question then REQUIRED on Mr. O'Nens Fnk"rt0n
amendment, and on this tho yeas md nays were
ordered II was agreed to-yeas $50: nays %.
on motion Of Mr. Bnnkhcnd. Of Alabama the Senate
amendment WIS concurr~d IN which decreases from
the amounts appropriated by the House) the amounts
Appropriated for the Geological Survey.
| The vote then upon tho proposition 10 non
In tho Senate amendment aTProprtatlng 600
600 for the aid Of the Words Columbian Exposition
and Il was agreed to-yeas. 1872 nays. 40. The
| following Is the vote In detail:
| Yeas-Aie1andcr Bailey. Baker. Bankh ,ad. Beeman
| Bentley Banchsrd. Dlsnd Branch Breckenridge tArk)
| Brookshire Brown. Drummer. Bryan. Buchanan (NaJ
Bum. Bunting. Butler Byincs Csmpbell. Catnth Cate
Clancy Clarke (Ala). Glover, tobb iAisl Cobb (ho)
| Compton. Coombs Covert LowicS Cox (N. " CNir
lTcxJ Crawford. Crosby, Cullert.on Cumming Davis
Dearmond. De Forest. Dckc1s)n. Dockory. Dungnn Dun
ply Efmunds EMS. Enloe Eyes Everett; Fifth Forncy
Fowler, Goodnight Grody. Grcrncaf. Hanowell. Haiyor
500. Hamilton, Hatch Heard lIendsrsoa ~
c.. Holman. Hooker (Miss). tombstone Is
c., Jones' Kendall Klgors Kribbs Kyle
Isnham. lawson va.J. lawson (Gs). layton. Leste
| (VaJ Lester (Ga.), Lewis, Little Lvinston Long
Mngner. Mallory Msnsur. Martin. MeCr@ry, MckeIgh
McMilln. Mcr,ac. Meredith MONTGOMERY. Moore Moses
Mutchlcr Oaes. Oferfal. Ous. Outhvpite Owens. Pas
(R. L., Parrett. Paynter. Pearson. sayers Simpson
snodgrss stewart Tex. Tsrsncy. Terry. Tillman
Turner. Tmrpin, Van Horn. Warner, wsrwick. Washing
ton, Watson, Wheeler (Mleh), Wilcox Williams Is. ca
VIM, Wise, Youmans-l22.
| Xoys-Alderson Amerman. Atkinson. Babbir. Bartnc
Barwig Bergen, Bingham, Bowman prowley, Brosu-
| Buchanan ~. j.. Burrows. Buscy Bu hnol. Cadmu-
Camnetu. Capehort, Castle Catchings Chpman. Clar
(WyoJ Coburn. Coolidge, Curtis. Daniel Dalre Dinghy
| Dixon Doan Dolvet Dur,,orrow. English. Fiuian Foi
man Funston. Geissenhalner German. Hate. IIlrmcr
| Iarter. Hsugen. HAYES Qowa1, Haynes Ohio Hemp
| hill Henderson nOwa. Henderson Clll), Her
mann. Hit Hooker ~. W Hopkins. Uh). Hou
fOhio). IIouk (Tenn Hull. johnson Qndlsna). Johnso
a. D. Jollcy, Kctchnm. Logan, Lane, Laphsm. Lind
! lockwood. Lynch. Mcclellan, McCarn MeKaig Meyer
Mlkcn Mitchell. Newbcrry. O'Neln (ra). " Neil (Mo)
Patton Payne, Pcndeton. Perkins Powers Price P,incs
| Ray. Reilly. Reyburn. Robinson PsJ. Rockwell kusk
Seuli Secrley Shvcly, Shonk, Smith. Snow Stephenson
stewart (I). Taylor (Tehn.). Vincent a. Taylor Town
| send Wadsworth, Waugh wcadock White, Whiting
| wike Williams (IlI) Wilson (ws,h.). wrisht-Ii0
The House reversed the action OF the committee II
concnrring In the amendments for procuring 80, OO'
| bronze medals and for 10000 diplomas and III