The morning call., 1892-06-30
DEADLOCK In CONGRESS-.
Differences Between the Houses Over
the Appropriation Bills.
ADJOURNMENT MAY BE POSTPONED.
Senator's Threaten to Remain in Session Until Elec
tion, While the House viii Stop the
Appropriations.
ADJOURNMENT MAY Be POSTPONED.
Special to TIE MoREGNe CALL

WAsHINGToN, June 29.-The action OF
the House to-day in rejecting the first two
conference reports presented at this session
on the regular annual appropriation bills
has given rise to much unfavOTable COM
ment among the Senators. No doubt 1t has
seriously jeOpardiZed the prospects Of an
early adjournment of Congress Bad blood
has been engendered on both sides, ana
certain Senators stated this afternoon that
Congress would remain in session until
election day if the House persisted in main
tanning its position. McAlulin declared
that tie House would remain in session all
summer before accepting the Senate
amendments increasing the appropriations.
Tie Senatorial programme is TO sit it out
In quiet dignity, but some members OF the
House threaten in that case that the House
will refuse to pass any resolutions extend
ing the appropriations for the support of
the Government beyond July 20 next OF
course, no one believes that either House
will proceed to such extremity, but the talk
shows the strength of the feeling.
Friends of Free silver.
The free silver advocates in the House to-
day welcomed tile news that the Senate had
agreed TO take vote on Friday on the free
coinage bill 1t is suited that a recent poll
of the Senate showed that there was safe
majority favorable to the proposition in
yolved in Stewatts amendment In the
event that the bill as amended should come
over to the House and De referred to the
Coinage Committee the free-cOinage people
say they are confident that II Will be favor
ably acted upon.
Postmasters Appointed.
T. NJ Brown was to-day appointed Post
master at Damascus. Placer County, Cal,
vice II. Brown. resigned.
b &. Osborne has been appointed Post
master at Watsonyile, Cal. on the recon-
mendauon OF Representative Loud.
Army and Navy Orders.
Assistant Surgeon Charles p. Bogg has
been detached from duty at the Naval Hos
pital at Marc Island Navy-yaTd and Assist
ant Surgeon Charles +. Stokes has also been
deiach from the Naval Hospital at Mare
Island and placed on waiting orders.
Brgadier- General McC0ok, commanding
the Department Of Arizona. with headquaT-
ters at Los Angeles, Cal. has been sum-
moned 10 Washington Tor the purpose OF
conlerrng with the War Department Ru-
thorities concerning military affairs.
Pensions Granted.
Pensions have been granted as follows:
California AdditOuai-Wllliam a. II.
Rathbun. Original widows, etC.-James
@. LiyeTm0Te.
Oregon: OHeinal-Galoway s. Pitner.
Washington: Orignal-James a. Tewalt.
William Fl. Taylor. Original widows,
ETC. c.-EHZa6eIh NJ. Hall.
Capital Notes.
Seuator Morgan, in reply to a question II
a vote wOuld probably he reached on the
free-cOinage- Of-silyer bin before adjourn
ment. said to-day: The Senate will pass
it aud tie President viii not veto 1t. ="
Tha following combinations were made
by the Senate to-day: Ai0nZO G, Dodge Of
Kansas, Professor. Of Mathematics at the
Naval Academy; James Logan, Collector
Of Customs at Willamette, Or; 4. +. Shaw,
Surveyor General Of Washington.
The President to-day approved the joint
resolution directing the President to pro-
claim a general holiday cOmmemoTating the
four bundredth anniversary Of the discov-
cry Of America on the 21st day of October.
Hen. Stephen NJ. White. A. w. Barrett
and A. McNally, OF Los Angeles, are at the
EbbItt House.