The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-07-23
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD
80 n ate,

| IrN2r gave nu,iCa OF a substitute for the
section approprIating S5.00o,09o, on coudl-
| !lou OF an agreement being entered into
| for rrpaymant OF the amount within TWO
| Years. Mi. saunders moved to lay Mr.
| quay amendment on the table. Reject
| cd-yeaS, II: nays. -. Mr.. Allison
| moE2d an amendment. which WAS agreed
| to, limiting the gross expenditures for
| metals, Clerical services, etc. To S5tO000
| Mt. y hltc offered an amendment giving
| The United states priority aud precedence
| IN the repayment of sums advanced. except
| As To The future subscription nt $500. .0Do,
| that may be made by the people of Chi
| ca@o. ana as To which the subscribers
| shalt be Tataby entitled with the
| ntted states. After a long discussion Mr.
/ Whites amendment was rejected: yeas.
| -. nays, ~. The question was then taken
| ani the exposition amendment was agreed
| 10: yeas. II; nays, II. Mr.. Pctitgrcw of
| IrIrd an amendment. which WAS
agreed 10, for the appointment on the
| exposition commission o. two additional
| commissioners and a,lcrRatcs from
| the I'VE civilized ri!arS OF Indians The
| only other question that provoked much
discussion on III" Sundry civil apprOpria-
| ton bllI was IN amendment In regard TO
site tor the government printing Office in
| Washington. i he discussion upon it was
not halt concluded when the Senate al
lournca, hut there vas unanimous consent
given that after > O'clock tomorrow ali
aci,;t" an the hIlt antl amendment shall be
c;,rdHctcd unUcr the tNe-mnute rule.
NAniIINGFn,;. july 1.-THE senate de-
voted rIust Of t0-daYS session 10 the sun
Gr} civ. appropriation blll and passed II
before adjournment. The vote of WedueS-
day, III committee Of The whole on Mr..
Pcifcr amendment to prohibit the sale Of
ln.oX-atlng liquors within the grounds OF
The columbian Exposition, at Chicago. was
reversed in the Senate to-day, the vote
4
-. VI. Vests substitute for Mr.. Quay
Sunday closing amendment was laid on
tie tab.u-:ii to j..
NA>H!NGTuN. July 15-Most of the
day : session was spent in the discussion
OF the turtIticatlon ll-partcularly as TO
tn" construction "f Grcc ch-iOading niles
m"ltarS. and as tO The selection OF a site on
tie facI;-' coast tor an armorf tor the fin
!S!ting and assembling of ordnance. The
b.Ii was finally passed, leaving only the
CcllclcHcE hill unactcd upon hy The Sen
ate. and notice was given that that bill
would bc taken up tomorrow. \ PROPOSE
ton 70 adjourn until Monday was made,
with the consent of the committee on APP
preparations, winch wished the whole of
Saturday for the consideration OF the de-
hc1ency bill further in committee. but 1t
was met by opposition on the part OF Mr.
" Nashhurn, who desired to have the day
ceyotrd Ill the Senate 10 the anti-ortion
bill. Nj. WaShburn opposition pre-
varied. and the motion to al djourn was de-
feated. he deficiency h!li, however, and
not the antI-0ptlOn bill, has preference.
When the t0rtihcation bill was under CON
Sid"rati9n Senator FELTON, offered an
amendment for the appointment. by
the President, OF a board of three
officers Of the army ana three Off; GERS
OF the navy to examine and report which
Is the most suitable site on the Pacific
coast, or on the rivers or other waters
a heavy
guns and other ordnance; and appropriate
ing 500 Tor expenses OF the board.
Agreed to. The UIt was then reported 10
the Senate, the committee and other
amendments agreed 10, and the bill passed
Ad jouTHrG till tomorrow.
ASHINGG0N, July lt.-Ihe last OF the
appropriation blls-tha to supply the de
fICIcncieS for the fiscal year ended June 80
1a92- occupied about 0nc-haii Of tO-dayS
session OF the Senate. All the amendments
reported by the committee on aHproprla-
tionS w"rc acted upon. and the bill was
then opened to general amendments. Only
few of such were offered up to
the hour when, by general con-
sent. the bill went over TIL Mon
day. Among the committee amend
mcntS was one requiring the secretary OF
the treasury to pay TO the Pacific railway
companies the sum that he should find due
to them for government transportation.
The amount earned on the aided lines IS to
be paid into the treasury on account OF
the Indebtedness OF lhe companies. ana lile
amount earned ON the unaideY llheS Is 70
be paid to the companies. No objection
was made to the amendment. and II was
agreed to without question. An amend
nent was also agreed 10 appr";ri-
ating nearly half million dol
laTS 10 pay Juu%utntS Vi tie '""lt
OF ciaiLnS IN ln'ian uepIeaa'ioi,
caS's ilt o.i,ei III 10 triI, t az ,I
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,n mo cnmn,3ttnn on claims which comnit-
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| measure then intcrpoScd series OF mo-
tons which had the character 9l una 9Iy
motions; and which were aiSo deslsh"I 10
oaSt the ahti-"ptI0h pIn ii"ih II. poSi'ioI p
OF precedence lhc 'l!tHh> VI atn' i''' 90 90
ure were strong ehonGt hoNe.ti' 90 r.
siSt all these cHoi'S, anu "Arn tif ~'H We
adjourned lne ahl-onlioh plil M1a ,'S e
"ti III i'Sii'"
-, 1I 40 ,rho r.coI,,.,o,,
oForad ~ Mr. Nnrgan last yrok instruct
u,l i1a the +" - eonmitter on tInancp TO rrpnrt
| Iii Win All rGnyenlrpt dispatch, ilylng
| r. an nantr money iSsupd III the govern
mrnt t and md to standard silver dollars the
nv {.ar "iit afnrt tbat i. ofy,n ~ law
iuI !tGal lel!utl ,i,"t 20 : -
to tor -@G onr T" ant Ta1 aP ; Betorr | the honr Of
! : OcIUck arrived there ndd tr'h no d'ilph
9n the GaT TGsGn@P an ad the h %nI IgIf5Sm m II
| was taken up ana It's coiI>lasi1.ion On. ~ -.i
cceded with. large nam&"r OF a,r'fia- II, a
mentS that had been offered by MI " an
| burn were agreed 10 without que i"h
| and substitute was offered tor the Wh0le
bill by Mr.. George. on behalf OF himself