Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-20
FAIR GETS NOCASH.
House Strikes Out the Appro.
priation.
ADVERSE MAJORITY OF THIRTEEN

Hopes that the senate May Stand Firm
and See the Great Enterprise Through
Lists of the Men Who Voted Aye and
Nay-Financial Discussion in the Sen.
ate-Morgan's Legal Tender Resolu-
tion the Subject-The Anticipation Bill
Cp-Justice BradIey's Successor APP
pointed
WASHINGTON, July 20.-The Worlds
fair appropriation is at the mercy of a
conference. The house sent it there yes
terday. What it may hope from that
sort of body is somewhat problem atical.
but its friends are hopeful enough.
The believe that the senate can and will
insist successfully on the appropriation,
and the fact that there was only thirteen
majority against the clause would be in
the senates favor if its conferrees should
choose to stand by the appropriation.
The house was quick enough, however ,to
adopt the provision that the fair be closed
Sunday.
The Way Members Voted.
Upon the motion that the senate amend
ment appropriating 100000 to the fair
be non-concurred in the yea vote was as
foollws: Alexander, Bailey, Baker, Bank
head, Beeman, Bentley, Blanchard, Bland,
Branch, Breckenridge of Arkansas, Brook
shire, Brown, Drummer, BRYAN, Buchanan
of Virginia, Bum, Bunting, Butler,
Byrnes, Campbell, Caruth, Cate, Clancy,
Clarke of Alabama, Clover, Cobb of Ala
bama, Cobb of Missouri, Compton,
Coombs, Covert, Cowles, Cox of New
York, Grain, Crawford, Crosby, Culber.
son, Cummings. Davis, Dearmond, De
Forest. Dickerson, Dockery, DUNCAN,
Dunphy, Edmunds, Ellis, Enloe, Epes,
Everett, Fitch, Forney, Fowler, Goodnight,
Grady, Greenleaf, Hailowell, Halvorson,
Hamilton, Hatch, Heard, Henderson Of
North Carolina, Holman, Hooker of Mis-
sissippi, tombstone of South Carolina.
Jones, KEN, Kendall, KiIgore, Kribs,
Keyle, Lanham, Lawson of Virginia, Law
son of Georgia, Layton, Lester of Virginia,
Lester of Georgia, Lewis, Little, Living
ston, Long, Magner, Mallory, Mansur,
Martin, McCreary, Mckeighan, McMillin,
McRae, Meredith, Montgomery, Moore,
Moses, Mutchler, Oates, OFarrell, Otis.
Cultivate, Owens, Page of Rhode Island
Parrett, Pay nter, Pearson, Sayers, Simp-
son, Snodgrass, Stewart of Texas, Tars-
ney, Terry, Tillman, Turner, Turpin, an
Horn, Wagner, Warwick, Washington,
Watson, Wheeler of Michigan, Wheeler
of Alabama Wilcox, Williams of North
Carolina, Wynn, Wise, Youmans-123.
The Nays Lacked Dozen.
Following were the nays: Anderson,
Amerman, Atkinson, Babbitt, Bartinc,
Barwig. Bergen, Bingham, Bowman.
Bradley, Brosius, Buchanan of New Jer-
sey, Burrows, Busey, Bushnell, Cadmus,
Caminetti, Capehart, Castle, Catchings,
Chapman, Clark of Wyoming, Coburn,
Coolidge, Curtis, Dalzell, Daniel. Ding
ley, Dixon, Duau. Dolliver, Durborow.
English, Fithian, Forman, Furnston,
Geissenhainer, German, Hare, Harmer,
Harter, Haugen. Hayes, Haynes, Hemp
hill, Henderson of Iowa, Henderson of
Illinois, Hermann, Hit, Hooker of New
York, Hopkins of Illinois, Houk
of Ohio, Houk of Tennessee, Hull,
johnson of Indiana, johnson OF
North Dakota, Jolley, ketcham,
Lagan, Lane, Lapham, Lind, Lockwood,
Lynch, Mcclellan, Mccain, McKaig
Meyer, Milliken, Mitchell, Newberry,
O'Neill of Pennsylvania, O'Neill of Mis-
souri,, Patton, Payne, Pendleton, Perkins.
Powers, Price, Raines, Ray, Reilly, Rey-
burn, Robinson. Rockwell, Rusk, Scull,
SeerIey, Shively, Shonk, Smith, Snow,
Stephenson, Steward of Illinois, Charles
w. Stone, William A. Stone, Stump,
Taylor of Illinois, Taylor of Tennessee,
Vincent A Taylor, Townsend, Wads-
worth, Waugh, Weadock, Whiting, Wike,
Williams of Illinois, Wilson of Washing
ton, Wright-110.