Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-08-06
CONGRESS ADJOURNED
The Columbian Exposition Gets
81, 100000 as a Gift.
APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE SESSION.


for the First Session OF the Last Com
gress-The House Hilarious at the Close.
WASHINGTON, Aug 6.-The 5th Of August,
1892, will be remembered as red letter
day ia the annals Of legislation and in the
history Of the country, as it chronicles adj
journment Of the first session Of the Fifty
second congress and the passage Of the
Worlds fair bin appropriating Se,500,0oO for
that enterprise. Tho passage Of the bill
was without special incident, as it was
foregone conclusion. One hour WINS devoted
to debate, and the final vote resulted. Teas
lSl; nays, So A substitute Of Mr.. De
Almond, Of Missouri, allowing the Worlda
fair managers to coin bullion to the extent
Of 5000, 900 in souvenir coins, the seignor-
age to 60 to the management ESTIMATED at
g, 100000 and the premium on the coin,
was rejected. The house not then being
in a mood to pass any general bills took a
recess until o'clock in the evening
The Vote on the Fair Appropriation.
The vote in detail on the Worlds fair
bin was as follows: In fayorof the bill;
Observation-Disclosures, Babhitt. Barwig Bent
ley, Boatner, Bowman, Bretz. Brooyshire
Brown, Busey, Bushnell, Butler, Bynumi Cable
Cadmus Caminetii Capehart, Caruth Castle
Catchings, Causey, Chapman Clancy Coburn,
Coombs Cooper, Cox of New York, DanielL
Dixon, DUNCAN, Durborrow, English. Fellows
Eorman, Fowler, Geissenhainer Hall Hare
Harries, Harter, Hayes Of Iowa, Hoak Of Ohio
Lane, Lapham Martin, Mcclellan, McGann,
AlcKaiE Meyer. Mitchell. 0'Neill Of Missouri,
Owens, Page Of Rhode Island Page Of Mary
land, Parrett, Patton, Pendleton, Price, Ray.
ner, Reilly, Rockwell Rnsk Seerley Shive'v
Snow, Sperry, Stevenson, Steward Of Illinois,
Stout, Stump, Trsney, Tracey Wheeler Of
Michigan, White, Wike Williams % Illinois,
Wilson Of West Virginia Wolverton
Republicans Atkinson. Bartine, Bingham,
Bowers, Broderiek, Brosus, Buchanan Of New
Jersey, Caldwell, Cheatham, Curtis Dalzet
Dingley, Doan, Deliver, Enochs, Flick, Funs
ton, Griswald. Groul Henderson Of Iowa Hen
derson Of Illinois, Hermann. Hit Hooker Of
New York Hopkins af Illinois, Hull, johnson Of
Indiana, Johnson OF North Dakota Jolley, Loud
O'Neill Of Pennsylvania, Payne, Perkins Pick.
Ter Post Powers, Quackenbush Raines, Ray,
Reed, Reyburn Rife. Shonk, Smith stephen.
son. G. w Stone of Pennsylvania, W. A. Stone
OF Pennsylvania. Storer Taylor Of Illinois j.
ID. Taylor of Ohio, Townsend Waugh, Wright
Against the bill;
Democrats Alexander, Antony, Bacon, Bal
ley, Bankhead, Beemnn, Blanchard Branch,
Breckenridge Of Arkansas, Breckenridge OF
Kentucky. Bum, Byrnes, Cate Clarke Of Ala
Covert Cowles Cox Of Tennessee, Grain Craw-
ford, Culherson, Cumming De Almond, De
Forest, Dickerson, Dockery, Donovan, Dunphy
Edmunds Ellis, Enloe, Epes Everett, Forney
Goodnight Heard, Henderson Of North Caro-
lima Holman. Jones' Kyle. Lunham, Lawson Of
Virginia, Lawson Of Georgia, Lester Of Vir-
ginia Lester Of Georgia, Little, Long, Mallory
McCreary McMilin, MclRae, Meredith, Mont
gomery, Mntchler, Norton, Oates, O'Ferrall,
Patterson Of Tennessee, Paynter Pearson,
Pierce, Richardson, sayers Shell, Terry,
Tucker, Turner, Turpin, Van Horn, Warner,
Warrington, Wheeler Of Alabama, Williams OF
North Carolina.
Peoples Party Baker, Davis Halvorson,
Rem McKeighan, Otis, Simpson, Watson,
Winn.
Republicans Mono
The Pairs.
The pairs on the question We're as follows,
those in favor Of the appropriation being
first in each couple;
Haugen of Wisconsin and Bullock of Georgia,
Clark Of Wyoming and Moory Of Texas Scott
Of Illinois and KEN Of Nebraska, Cutting Of
California and Layton Of Ohio, Harmer OF
Pennsylvania and Hatch Of Missouri, Robinson
OF Pennsylvania and krbbs Of Pennsylvania,
Whiting Of Michigan aud johnson % Ohio,
HAYNES OF Ohio and Stewart Of Texas, Wads-
worth Of New York and Campbell Of New
York Beden Of New York and Abbott Of Texas,
Fithian OF Illinois and Crosby Of Massachusetts,,
Springer OF Illinois and Bryan Of Nebraska,
Mckinney Of New Hampshire and Brawley Of
South Carolina Taylor Of Illinois and Bunting
Of New York, Senford Of New York and Cock
ran Of New York, Randall Of Massachusetts
and Gantz Of Ohio Newberry OF Illinois and
Lewis Of Mississippi, Coolidge OF Massachu-
sets and Drummer OF Pennsylvania, Geary Of
California and Stockdale Of Mississippi, Alder.
sou of West Virginia and Livingston Of aeor.
gia O'Donnell OF Michigan and Betzhoover OF
Pennsylvania, Grady OF North Carolina and
Hamilton Of Iowa, Hopkins OF Pennsylvania
and Buchanan Of Virginia, Greenleaf OF New
York and German Of Michigan, Belknap Of
Michigan ana Lockwood Of New York, McAleeI
OF Pennsylvania and Hallowell Of Pennsylvania
Brckner OF Wisconsin and Fitch OF New York
Pattison OF Ohio and Bland OF Missouri, Russell
OF Connecticut and Gillespie Of Pennsylvania
Bergen Of New Jersey and Logan Of Louisiana
Houk OF Tennessee and Magner Of Now York.
The following members were paired OF
al questions without stipulation as to tn,
Worlds fQir appropriation:
Bartine Of Nevada and Robertson Of Louis
lana, Lind OF Minnesota and Blount Of Georgia
Sweet Of Idaho and Moses Of Georgia. Stone o
Kentucky ard Walker Of Massachusetts,, Alei
Of Mississippi and Wilson Of Kentucky, Herher
OF Alabama and B0utelle Of Maine Hooker o
Mississippi aud Milliken o. Maine Snoigrass o
Tennessee and Taylor OF Tennessee, O'Neill o
Massachusetts, and Cogswell Of Massachusetts
Arnold OF Missouri and Weaver Of New York
Wilson Of Missouri and Hut Of Pennsylvania
Andrew OF Massachusetts and Lodge OF Massg
rhusetts, Wise Of Virginia and ketcham 81 Nel
York, Cultivate 81 Ohio and Scull Of Pennsy
vania Johnston OF South Carolina and Bui
rows Of Michigan, Tillman Of South Carolin
and Morse Of Massachusetts,.
The Night Session.
Expectation Of an adjournment filled til
galleries Of the house at its night session
and the same reason brought an unusual al
tendance Of members. Promptly at
O'Clock Speaker Crisp called the house {
order and soon after the Durborrow World
fair bill was reported from the senate. Nj
Jolley, Of South Dakota, secured tn
passage Of a senate measure regulating tn
time for holding sessions Of the Unite
States courts in South Dakota, aud then til
private calendar was taken up.
After the passage Of several Of these bill
Mr.. Holman, Of Indiana presented the n
port Of the conierees on the sundiy civ
bin Mr.. Holman explained the nature
the agreement, detailing the items in Iii
pute and the compromises effected. d
said tho bul as finally agreed to carrie
s27, sS7 42s, being $1,000, $50 less than IL
bill as it passed the senate and 2,6l4, Q
more than its aggregate when it passed Il