The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-08-06
Turpin. Van Horn, Warner, Washington Wat
son. Wheeler of Alabama, Williams Of North
Carolina, Winn and Youmans.
The falInxin u nairs wara annnnnead.

Inc following pairs were announced:
Messrs. Haughen and Bullock, Clark OF wyo-
ming and Moore, Scott and KEN, Cutting and
layton, Harmer and Hatch. Robinson and
krioos, Whiting and johnson, Haynes and Stew
art or Texas, Wadsworth and Campbell, Belden
and Abbott Fithian and Crosby, Springer and
Bryan hckenna and Bradley OF virginia, Tay,,
icr and Bunting, Randall and Gantz. Sanford
ana Cochran. Newberry and Lewis, Coolidge and
Brunner. Geary and 6tockdale, Anderson and
LIVINGSTON. OConnell and Beitzhooyer. Green
lear and German. Belknap and Lockwood. Nc
Aleer and Halowel Brickncr and Fitch. Patti
son or Ohio and Bland, Russell and Gillespie,
Bergen and Lagan, Lind and Blount.tSweet and
Moses, stone of Kentucky and Walker, Allen and
wilson OF Kentucky, Herbert and Boutelle, Hun
Ter and Milliken. Snodgrass and Taylor or Ten
nessee, O'Neil OF Massachusetts and C0gsweD,
Arnold and Weaver, Wilson and Huff, Wise and
ketcham, Cultivate and Scull, Johnson or
south Carolina and Burrows, Tillman and Morse.
On motion of Mr.. Reilly. of Pennsyl ylvania,
the vote by which the bill was passed was
reconsidered and the motion to reconsider
laid upon the table. This was done only
after an Intellectual attempt had been made
by Mr.. Bailey. of Texas. TO tilIbuster:
On motion of Mr. Heuk, of Ohio. Senate
loint resolution was passed authorlzlng
foreign exhibitors at the worlds fair TO
bring into this country foreign laborers to
assist In preparing their exhibits.
THE CLOSING HOURS.
At the evening session the Durbcrow
bill came over from the Senate and Mr.
Holman. of Indiana. presented the confer
ence report on the sundry civil appropria-
tion bill. Mr.. Holman stated that the bill.
as finally agreed upon, appropriated S27,-
$4,000. This was 50. 1000 less than the
more than as 1T passed the House. As to
the Pinkerton amendment. 1t provided
tho following: That no emplOye of
the Pinkerton Detective Agency, or
any similar agency, shall be employed
officer of the District of Columbia As the
proposition origi pally passed the House 1t
provided that no government Official hav-
Ing the right to make contracts could con-
tract with any corporation. firm or person
who employed Pinkerton OK other armed
Mr.. O'Neil of Missouri, who was the au-
thor OF tho provision In regard to the
Plnkerton amendment, strenuously object
ed to the compromise suggested. The COM
promise, he said, was Q miserable make
shift 1t was a back down on the part of
the House,
Mr.. Simpson of Kansas regarded the con-
ference report as cowardly surrender OF
the Representatives, of the House to the
aristOcraoy of wealth in the Senate. The
conference report. however, was agreed to
-1s9 to IA. This disposed of the last ap-
priaJion bill pending.
On motion of Mr.. McMilln q committee
was appointed TO JOIN d similar cOnmlttee
on the part of the Senate to wait upon the
President and inform him that Congress is
ready to adjourn. The committee consist
ed OF Messrs. McMlllin. Fellows and O'Neill
of Pennsy lvania.
Shortly before 10 O'clock q message was
received from the Senate announcing the
agreement of that body to conference re-
port on the sundry civil appropriation bill.
1t was received with manifestations of ap-
proval but with no applause of any kind.
At 1920 the Speaker signed the sundry
civil appropriation bill, and his signature
was signal for general leave-taKing. The
Speaker laid before the House the Senate
amendment to tho resolution for final ad-
journment The amendment, which fixed
IL o'clock as the hour OF adjournment, was
agreed to without objection or debate.
Mr. McMillin, as chairman Of the commit
tee in charge of the subject, reported that
the committee had waited upon the Presi-
dent and informed him that Congress was
ready to adjourn. The President had
stated in reply that he had no communi-
cation to make. A resolution was adopted
for the appointment of O special committee
to oodify existing laws. The hour of IL
O'Clock having arrived the Speaker de-
clared the House adjourned sine die, and
the galleries broke into the doxology. But
tho adjournment was a very tame one.