Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-10
SUNDRY CIVIL BILL.
It is Considered in Committee Of the
Whole.
TIE REDUCTIONS Explained
And They Are Attacked by Mr..
CoggsweII.
THE YELLOWSTONE PARK,
Quite Discussion on 1t in the
Senate.


Ouite a Discussion ON TT IN fba
Senate.
--
THE sENarr
The riyer and harbor hill was rece;veS yror,
N. Houss .ra 30. r.,.r.s =, a.. ..,.;....
a 1900" " WAC So'''eo
On commerce. Inc conference report on the
urgent deficiency bill was presented and agreed
to.
nuIs rnoN TIT c.,rxn.,
Tho fo,,or;r, h;,,. -, -. 60. A..
io,,o"iAs JIM "e'e '1Aen iroin '"e chi
endar and passed;
House bill to authorize the construction of q
telephone line on the coast of Virginia from
Cape Charles to Assateague Island in aid of the
preservation Of life and property.
Yellowstone National Park was taken up and
Se rise 70 conslaeIaDie discussion, gArnci-
Bate. Teller and Sanders ,hs Is,,er y.r,israan
stating in reply to q question as to the extent
OF the park that by its present boundaries it
t,,a. ,,,'a aoJo' Sovo square nnes, anu
he enlarged aho,s % ,esr oor, "a wouid
then cop'a;n ahont ( mn 80 ~ -. 49,,
norted the hin mot in tIs ,nta,.st ~ tha inhbv
SO Justly cburacterizea bv Mr. Vest Int in The
inf nf he .su;,. s.Su
Montana, 'e N
In refera,c. 20 ror,.r, mad. h., NJ p.-rv
to the effect that the YelJovstone PARK was
maintained for the benefit Of rich people only,
MI Vest asserted that there was no like extent
" ,. 'ray9l aaywaere so cheap as IMP 10
snen, SEQ ono 900 nnieiioan nui.es
tpr.y - ;s .,' Wu veg" Az Eur peAn
A.. s..i;. 'u ~; Nv, arr Me:e anohe
vent sh'naS uonIS y;aI, nrls n.s VIM ,,.o
oc.,r ,n,. .h. ,',,,,,,sa ae ~. :. "u .,
o o ~, .he purpose, put a. II was an Amsri-
ne-, I nh, ,,;.;.'.s AZ 80, "J"s a"": III -.
IL 'i.o pas "ers Seneian: Peo-
rio n Fnrons "eAo' VIM 'o"'u Ao' aA'io
tfter Tsc,.s;,, .,., ,.,..s , .o
hours the hill was nassed--veas 90 nays- H.
and then, at $50. the Senate. on motion of MIR.
Sherman, proceeded to executive business.
THE HOUSE.
AFTER the reference OF rev Senate bills and
the granting Of a dozen leaves of absence the
House accorded nm hour 70 the committee IN
,r;,t;no 20 o.u 81, r,..s,-., T., H. -.-.,a
-. W ~ "'"o' 'sf'''N
4, '"'iou' J'in' ,esoia'iohS were passed, among
tinna, one pios'a .h 10. pruning l9oo aaui,
the director Of the Geological survey. for nrint.
ing the eighth annual report OF the United
ing the eighth and ninth annual reports OF the
bureau Of animal industry.
THE PRINTING COMMITTEES NOT vxrp.v,o.xr
r, .,,.,l;x, - -a :, -. . ~
'pS '" o". VI e"oSe measures M
Richardson (Ienn.), chairman OF the committee
on printing, defended that committee from the
charge Of extravaganza. During the fiscal year
ended june 80 1891, the expenditures for pub
lie printing had been 1854 759 or this
amount but $3l5,s96 had been recommended
by the joint committee on printing. 80 that the
members OF that committee were not respon-
sible for any undue expenditure.
The estimated cost for the printing ordered
by Congress during the present fiscal wear was.
according to the public printer. S643. S92
THE suSppv c,v,r. ,II,
Tho hor- Given 90 ,ho o,n,,,;,,ao nm ,.;
INC nou, e'en W 'no o"inihi.'0c Oh printing
having expired, tne house went INTO committee
Of the whole, c. W. Lester (Ga.) in the chair,
on the sundry civil APPROXIMATION bill. general
debate being limited to five hours.
Mr.. Holman Qnd.) stated that the amount
an estimate of S35, 1888, 955 and an appropriation
for the current wear of S3S. 395. 363'
TUE pynr,-r,ovs -r.,r
,, c.n
MI ooss"en tMass') Said mat inc Dhi was
supposed to carry appropriations for the sun
dry civil expenses of the government for the
fiscal wear 1898. II this session shouId
be the average length of a long session
this hill WINS fnIlv fbrea months =, al
vance of its usnaI time Wbethar
il was reported Tins nrem.tureIv in order 20
sbnt ont annronr;ot;onss or ex nend;tnres ,.h;ob
Conoross ,nEyal,t co. a. g. - ~ s "nton
dnce The aornt The h;II carr;ed TO- s,a tus
noses bending a nyes;dentiaI eIec,;pn .rS IN
utter disregard of pubiic interest was fnr ,ha
majority of the COMMITTEES renortno The hi, ' AZ
exnlain. n wos claimed that ths Hi; III =, W
duced the exnend;turns ca,r;o5 ~, tba ax;..-
inc law soma SJs OoO mn ert th;s saS,o.;e
Ind been made NV refnS;no A. tha conntrr . o,
nropriations which were sbso,nte,x ua.sssa ~
Tho reductions in the hin wara l., vsrr 49,.
cases arbitrary. unwarranted and aoa;nst ~.
opinions and estimates Of those hest az
quaintod with the needs OF the service in the
different derartn,ents. and the reductioas
could hardly be iust,fied exec nt on the eronnJ
of dire party necessity. e'"'A
Take The estimate .ifo,:: rena;rs ard ,,o.err,
ton Of nrt,Ic hnildinos ~ Vs. rrn,e.;a,',
that the publ;c bmldinos were in cSnstant resJ
of rcnni,s and ,onn;re6 ,area S,;.,,, ,s 20
NJ tbp SecrIt..v 30 an ra",, osoee vstna'e
60, a. -, a..;raa, ''Ihe' .s' .ne pii STUCK
mem sioO ccf which, was s;,n,,,v ,..s;a VI she
struction because il left those buiIdincs win
adequate provision tor care and preservation.
increased the cost of repairs in the end and
hastened the time wben the buildings must he