The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-07-22
Now. from Warrington;

JULY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ehltler I'M
letter from the director of the mint read,
stating that with the present mint facilities
1t would require two and half years to coin
the bullion now In the treasury, and that 1t
would sti6tnt 70 et0l 800 900, and also Civ.
Ing other silver statiktiss' Senstof Morgan
at once took the floor and made = Violent at
tack upon those who opposed free coinage,
especially directing his remarks against
sherGsa' me conference report on inc
District OF CoiumpiA appropriation Dill "ss
read and adopted. The sum OF s9V"~t 10 De
paid entirely out OF the district revenues los
entertaining the drahu Army encampmeht,
was the basis OF compromise. was vo'eo
TO take up the anti-option Dill, but hterward
II was laid aside Tor the sundry civil OIL ana
general discussion upon the sunday closing
amendment wis Then resumed. Messrs' ret
tgrew and Quay had number OF kilograms
read urging them to stand frm' ana accept
no compromise but secure the closing OF Inc
Worids FAR on sunday
HOUSE. The report on the District Of Co
lumba bill was agreed to- Pursuant to spec
ial order Mr.. Chapman OF Michigan from the
committee on election OF president and vice
president, then called up the joint resolution
providing for the election Of senators by
direct vote OF the people. Messrs Bushnell
and Doan, representing minority OF the
ctmhiittee, presented substitute making =
change In the manner OF electing senators
permisslSe instead OF compulsory with the
states. No action was taken before adjourn
ment. Private pension bills were taken up m
the evening.
JuLy 3.-sENArE.-Thc subject Of the
Worlds Fair came up, and the matter Of
Sunday closing was again discussed. Mr..
Qusy's amendment for tho Sunday closing
was agreed to without division. Mr.. Pener
offered an amendment against the sale OF
liquors OH the grounds. II was agreed TO by
vote Of y TO 20. Mr.. Allison moved an
amendment (Which was adopted) limiting the
gross expenditures for medals, clerical SER
Wees, etc., 10 toO,OU. Inc question was theh
taken and the exposition amendment was
agreed to-yeas oi, nays III Inc senator's
voting nay were' Messrs Bate, Berry
Blackburn, biodgett, Butler, Carlisle, Cock
rel, Coke, george, Harris, lrby, Jones Ar
kanshs), vest aud Walthaii Inc only other
question that provoked much discussion on
the sundry civil biii was nm amendment IN
regard 10 size Tor the government pruning
once In washington. Inc discussion on IL
was NO, h"ii eohei"ueu "heh inc senate au-
'ou'ncu.
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close ,he depaie on ihursday al O'CLOCK.
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