New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-08-03
WHAT WILL BE DONE?
Propositions to Settle the Worlds Fai,
Struggle in the House.

Propositions to Settle the Worlds Fair
Struggle in the House.
WASHINGTON, Aug. There has been
no material change in the attitude of the
respective sides i'll the house with regard to
the worlds fair appropriation. Members
OF the house opposed to the appropriation
haxe been discussing propositions looking
to compromise of the difficulties. These
include one postponing action on the
appropriation until fl xed day in maxim
loan of $500, 600, to be regarded as first
Len on the receipts of the fair, and allow
ing the lair management to provide suffiei-
ent bullion Tor the col. age Of the amount
OF money needed to complete all the work
in connection with the fair. But the
advocates OF the appropriation decline at
tins time to look with favor on any OF these
propositions. and will not tonight
make any pledges concerning their future
action, other than to intimate very strongly
that they will take the appro priation direct
ornothing. They will not listen at this
tilneto a proposition to postpone action
on the appropriation, insisting that the
house has already recorded itself in favor
OH They therefore see no reason why
the matter should be delayed.
In the house tomorrow Representative
Holman will call mp his joint reso ution 10
extend the app oariations carried by the
sundry civil bill or the last i>cal year IN
til Augusta. As TO- morrow is suspension
Gay, the resolution, it is said, can be called
up, Notwithstanding the regular order'
predicted, will be ought by the
worlds fair pso!.ie, who will in
slst that inasuuch as the snndTy
civil bill oan be. enacted intn law almost as
soon as the joint resolution can be, if the
opponents Of the fair appropriation will
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votes cast i'll favor of it. there is no neces-
sity for the joint resolution extending the
appropriation Mr.. Holman says he
would not agree 10 an amendment to the
resolution extending the appropriation
| until Decem ber Such an a.nendment.
Ii carried, will defeat the worlds
| fair appropriat on. The assurance VIII be
made III answer to a suggestion of the
worlds fair people that he had such an
amendment in view when he offered the
resolution and VIII CHI WAS one o the rea-
| sons why Representative Hopkins Perkins
| objected to the consideration of the reso-
| LUTON YESTERDAY. Mr.. Holman says he ex-
| poets 10 see matters reach crisis Tuesday,
although he did not indicate in just what
form he thought it would appear.
Representative Holman tonight said he
| thought the proposition to let the question
| OF the appropriation for the lair 20 over
until December met with the most favor,
| and he wa inclined to think it would be
J accepted by the friends of the lair If
| this should be accepted Mr.. Holman
said the way was plain Tor the pas
sage OF the appropriation bill and
| the adjournment o. congress. The amend
| nent prohibiting any officer o. The govern
/ nlent or any person or corporation having
contracts with the government from en-
| ploying Plnkerton police or any other body
of armed men, Mr.. Holman said, might
cause some tronble. He believed, how
| ever, that The senate would recede from its
] disagreement to theamendment.