The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-06-04
to Miss Mcmahon against her parents
wishes, and il found another lynchingI Is
more than probable.
THE SILVER QUESTION.
senator Hill Casts II Vote m Favor OF the
White Metai-virginia's New senator.

senator Hill Casts u Vote IN Favor of thu
White Metai-virginia's New senator.
WASHINGTON. June There is to bt
no vote on the free silver coinage bill Ol
on any amendment to it until after the
Minneapolis convention shall have closed
and in all probability there will be none
until after the Chicago convention shall
have also come to an end, the senate
having voted today on the suggestion of
Aldrich and without Il single dissent
from either side OF the chamber that no
after the 18th Of June. This agreement
was arrived at after Sherman closed his
two days argument against the bill which
his last words characterized as. 1.-The
frightful demon to be resisted and OPP
posed He spoke for al hour today
with the same force and earnestncss dis
played yesterday but without having SO
large or attentive an audience as he then
had, although Hill did him the honor of
being a close listener.
He was followed by Stewart who had
not half a dozen listeners on his own
side of the chamber and who therefore
addressed himself almost exclusively to
the audience Of democratic senators.
There were two interesting incidents
in the morning hour. The first was the
Introduction of the new senator from
Virginia, Gen Eppa liunton, who was
sworn in. The other incident was one
which had the effect Of getting the first
direct vote from Senator Hill on the
financial question, An apparently limo
cent house bin to regulate the manner in
which property shall be sold under the
DEGREES of the United States courts had
been taken from the calendar and was
about to be passed without question
when Teller offered an amendment re
quiring officials 10 receive legal tender
money in satisfaction Of judgments
Sherman was prompt TO notice as the Of
feet OF the amendment that it might
he a violation OF possible conditions IN a
note or mortgage that the debt should
be paid in gold. He therefore objected
to the consideration Of such AN impOr-
rant bill under the five minute rule.
But Morgan moved 20 proceed to its
consideration Notwithstanding the OBJ
lection and it was on that motion that
Hi! voted with the frce-silvcr men.
~IIunton also CAV his first senatorial
vote in the same line. Stewart took the
to reply to Sherman but yielded TO
u motion to adjourn.
From present indications it appears
there is likely To be a practical suspcn-
sion Of public business in congress next
week owing to numerous abscntecs.
Many republican senators have already
departed or have arranged to depart
from this city Tor Minneapolis. Senator
Stockbridge today carried away as
guests in his private cars Senators Quay,
and Gallingcr and Representative
Burrows and Senator Cullom started for
The convention later in the afternoon.
senators Hiscock and Mcmillan intend
% go west tonight and tomorrow Scna-
Teller, Wolcott, Dubois, Shoup and
will follow. Senators Davis and
lcttigrcw will wait until the end Of the
week before they begin the pilgrimage,
shen they may be in company with cx-
Speaker Reed, who is bound to be IN the
convention 'if the Lord spares me-" as
lc says.
The following Joint resolution was
passed authorizing and directing the
president to proclaim the general hoii-
concentrating the Tooth anniver-
AIRY of the discovery OF America, oct. II.
So. The house committee on public
ands today ordered a favorable report
N the senate bill to change the bound :
rIes Of the cllowstone park. This bill
cduccs the present size of the park on
he north and increases il in other iii |
c%ctions. the purpose being to permit
ailroads to utilize the northern strip.
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