The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-28

aIN are iarEtiN Que w NAo AfNi
Of protection: theTef re ,.,
Resolved. That the COMMITTEE on flnahce
he and ia hereby directed 80 inquire INTO tne
effect OF policy of tariff for revenue oniY'
upon tho labor and the industries OF tne
United states, and to report on the same 10
the Senate T.. u.
nen5ing silver bill TO lie over and TO DO
nrintod providing that owners Of silver oui-
hon may deposit the same at any mint OF inc
United states 10 be coined for their Deneht'
and IL shal bo lawful for the proper oinS'Is
To coin it for their benefit. and such com s1al,
be lecal-tender for all debts. PROVIDED
that foreign silver coin shall De eAc'u"ou
from the provisions OF this act. ,..
The Senate entered upon the CONSIDERATION
of the Legislative, Executive and Judlclhiy
Appropriation bill. Mr.. Allison stating that II
was largely bill of detail, with very rev Gull
troverted questions. A..
The Presidents message, replying 70 tne
Senate resolution Of inquiry as 10 RECIPROCITY
negotiations with Mexico and other Countries
was laid before the Senate.
At the close Of the reading Of the 40 pages
composing the Legislative bill Mf. Plett KEEP
Conn. moved TO insert an appropriation for
nine United States marshals for the new
United States Circuit Court OF Appeals instead
OF leaving the duties 20 be performed by eX-
istine marshas.
Mr. Berry Dem. Ark opposed the motion
az unnecessary eXtravsgance. and quoted the
Attorney General as saying that those mar
shals were not necessary. h asked the cnhlr-
man Of the Committee on Appropriations
how much the bill was increased over the
amount appropriated by the House.
Mr.. Allison reported 1851 900. but tnls
mainly consisted OF appropriations for the
Senate, including the clerks for senators. ana
increases for the mints Of tho United states
where IL Was stated by the Director OF the
ffvS . fa rafc az
House would result in closing up the mints:
Mr. Berry referred TO the efforts made by
the New York Tribune and other newspapers
to fix the charge of extravaganza upon the
House. The fact was. there had been no olli
sent by the House tO the Senate which
He had obtained from q
clerk Of the Senate list #
independent appropriation bills which had
passed the Senate outside Of the general ap-
preparation bills and they footed up s3S, ,5OO, ,-
600. The amount involved 81 this amend
ment OF the Senator from Connecticut was
only small. but test vote might as well be
had on this question as on any other.
Mr.. George Dem. Mss said these appel
late courts issued no writs and summoned no
iurios. The only duties these marshals would
have % perform would Do % stand attn door
md say "Diez. the court Is open 70 rap on
the bench If anybody talked too loudly and
=
tired All this he thought could be a. Well
done by q deputy Of the district marshal as
Dy an officer appointed by the President ana
confirmed by the Senate.
Mr. Harris and Mr. Bate took the opposite
view aud regarded the marshals "a necessary.
and Mr.. Allison took occasion to condemn
the 'parngs OF. sclssOrlugs ana hHnR5'
which seemed TO meet the views OF the Sena-
tor from Arkansas Bic. BerrYl
A yea and nay vote was taken on Mr.. Platt 3
amendment t0 strike ont the House provision
transferring the duties Jf the appellate court
marshals 10 the district marshals. Inc vote
was % yeas gnd I4 nays-nO quorum. AFTER
an Intellectual attempt TO secure a quorum
the Senate. at $40. went into executive session
and adjourned until tomorrow.
House or Representative.
Mr. Sayers Dem. Tex called up the Cen
eral Deficiency bill and moved its passage.
Mr.. Watson Farmers Alliance, Ga.) de-
manded the yeas and nays. The bill was then
passed yeas 1856: nays, 4.
The conference report on the Military Aca-
deny Appropriation bill was disagreed 70 and
q new conference ordered.
AIS. Geissenhaner Dem, \. J) reported
the bill transferrr8 = he revenue marine ser
vice IT M the Treasury Department 10 the
Navy Department calendar.
The bin authorizing the Norfolk and West
ern Railroad Company TO extend Its lines
int the District of Columbia was next con-
sidered. As this measure appropriated pub
lie property. q motion was made 10 90 into
Committee OF tho Whole.
Mr. Bowers CRep., Call made point OF no
quorum on this vote
The clerk then proceeded with the roll
call.
No quorum voting. Mr.. Heard Dem, Mo-
demanded o call of the House, which dis
closed 203 members present.
On the proposition to 90 into Committee
Of the Whole the vote stood IA TO 3-no
quorum.
Mr Meredith Dem, Va moved to adjourn
and the roll was again called, resulting in
yeas. 78 nays -5-nO quorum.
The Speaker announced the following as
conferrees on the Military Academy bill Mr..
Wheeler Dem. Ala. Mr.. Geissenhainer
Dem. \. j. and Dir. Bowers Rep. Call.
Tho House then adiOurned until tO-morroW.