The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-07-23

| came upon the proposition to nOn-cOncnr IN
| the Senate amendment apprOpriatlug So
uoO,U0J ior the aid Of the World Column
ban Exposition and it was agreed to-
| yeas. 122. nays, 10. The House reversed
the action OF the committee on concurrIng
reported from TIE committee on rules and
!, was rejected; yeas 1876: nays l5i. Mr..
iener offered an amendment to add to the
section provision prohibiting the sale or
giving away OF intoxicating liquors on the
| exposition grounds. except Tor medical.
mechanical or scientific purposes lie sub
| Selllenily mcdllied the amendment by
making It apply merely IL the sale of
tiiiu"i. ne question was taken and Mr.
iehel ant-l'Iu0r amendment was agreed
'o' yeas. y; NAYS -. The House then
| proceeded to the consideration of private
| pension Dl!lS, fiity-Seyen OF which we're
passed and then adjourned.
W AoHiEGIoN. july Ii.-AlthOugh the
| uaN III the House was given 10 the com
merce committee, that committee was un-
anle To transact any business. IhT lpgiS
i"tlNe conference report was agreed To
without mach opposition. as was also the
conference report on the diplomatic
ana consular appropriation bill and the
cohlcfShce report on the naval aDproprIa-
t!oh MI. Andrew, from the committee on
foreign affairs. reported and the House
adopted the McA!eer resolution requesting
tne department ut state II in1ulTh into the
circumstances relative to the impr!Sonmpnf
q III Gallagher, an American citizen. IN an
knSllSh rflSou. and To cndrayur to secure
his release. Mr.. Herbert presented a Gis;l~
grctInG conference report on the naval
appropriation hIll, and II was agreed TO-
Mr. Herbert then moved that the House
reccdt from It's disagreement so the Senate
amendments which are still IN ConiroyvFSy.
hcSr are the appropriation of S5N.ADl for
the naval review and the authorization for
the construction OF Il new battle sam. Mr
Herbert : motion was agreed 10: yeas. Iii.
nays, SS. The bill is disposed of ;lS far as
the House Is concerned. The conference
report on the diplomatic and consular
Appropriation bill was presented and
agreed -.
WASHINGTON. July l5.-Mr Watson. of
Georgia, asked consent for the conSidrra-
ton of a resolution instructlug the com
mittee on labor 10 investigate the
labor trouble at Cpur htlcnc.
Idaho, and the conduct oi the
Sullivan police therein. Mr.. Prndiut IN
o9Jecled. and the resolution was referred.
Mr. Holman, from the commlttc on ap-
preparations, reported, and the House
passed Jolnt resolution extending. tenn
porarily until July -. the apprnpria-
tons OF the last Congress. MT. liumln
also reported back the Sundry civil apprn-
prlatiOn bill, with senate amendments,
with recommendation that all the senate
amendments be uon-cOucurrci IN. Mr.
Holman then asked consent that all the
amendments, except those relating Co. the
Worlds Fair, be nOn-rOncUrrrd in, and
that those the Worlds FAIR amendments.
be considered III committee OF the Whole,
Mr.. Goodnight objected. and the House
went into committee Cf the whole, Mir les
ter OF Georgia, III the char. for the pIIg-
pose OF considering tie Senate amend
mcntS. All the amendments. except those
relating To the WORLDS FAIR, were read
and non concurrti III. NJ. Holman then
LYhI O. hut .lfr.
Worlds Far amendments shall proceed
to-day and to-moTrOW-thc speeches to hs
limited TO half an hour and that Il yut.
Shall be taken at y O'clock Tuesday.
After good deal OF trouble and confusion,
caused by the raising Of objections and the
making OF counter suggestions, Mr.. HoI-.
man, 5 suggestion was aCrcdci t..
WAsI!NGToN, July IL After routine
business the House went into committee OF
the whole, Mr.. Lester. OF Georgia, III the
chair, on tir senate aMcndmr ntS t. the
sundry clvll appropriation hIIi. \ long
out unlntcrestia-; debate TOOK place, and
no decisive action WAS reached
WASHINoToN, July 1H-'IhiS was SlIS-
pension day III the House, but unlike It's
predecessor OF a fortnight ago, no great
party measures Wore brought forward.
Nevertheless there were features of inter
est. For instance, the celebrated MCt,Ar-
rahan bill, which has been Il bill ana nrv-
~
was at last passed 10y the House rs II came
from the Senate, and 50 goes 10 the PresI-
Gent for his signature. The bill refers
the claim 10 the court OF private ldHG
claims. \ bill of great value to local.
architects was also passed II opens,
to their competition tie designing and pu-
struction OF puhlic buildings. Mr.. Camln-
etti also managed to secure the passage OF
his bill creating the California Debris tom-
mission. The bill to increase the efficiency
OF the militia received set back. but only
because 1t came lrTegularly before the
House. The Senate Joint resolution WAS
passed authorizing the committee on Labor
to make an investigation into the sluiuS OF
oI'S u ELAa. iJ-',sa +ir"p. t,,rr ~.
Worlds FAIR features OF the sundry evil
appropriation bill.
AsnlNGToN. July I9.-Aiter some fill
clustering to prevent argument on a reSo-
luton from the rules committee. providing
for an inycstg CATION OF the methods Of Juhn
J! Davenport, FEDERAL supervisor ot cicc-
tions i'll New York City, the resolution vas
agreed to by Is, To o. The House then
went into the committee of the whole, Nh
Lester. of Alabama. III the char, on the
Senate amendments 10 the Sundry cIyli dll-
preparation bill, and the various amrud-
mcntS were taken up IN order, and the MSS
one, a verbal amendment. was C0n@nrrtd
III. A. X. Hopkins, Of Illinois, moved 10
concur i'll the amendment increasing from
g--.D'.
for the government exhibit. Lost. he
question then REQUIRED on the mo-
ton to concur III the Senate cJ.uld,-
enU amendment, and II was lost, 81
ll6. The Amendment was therefore
non concurred in. Mr.. Lynch. Of WIsCoIt-
SIN. called up an amendment requiring the
expenditure Of SlU0,OJU in procuring an eN-
hihIt showing the progress OF the lndlan
race Lost. The Senate amendment ap-
proprlatlng SiO3, 900 to secure 3O,oUp bronze
medals for diplomas was concurrcd H. W.
A. Stone moved that the committee concur
In the Senate sunday closing amendment;
and upon a DIVISION, much 10 the surprise
of both sides, there WAS amaJOrlty III fayoS
of the motion, the Not" standing Ct
TelIerS were ordered and again the COM
mttee decided to concur, the vote standing
l02-72 The announcement WAS received
with applause. Mr.. b'Nelll, Of Mis-
souri, made strenuous effort 10 ada
TO the bill a provlsO making It unlawful
for any officer of the government
to make contract or any officer OF the DIS
trict OF Columbia tOContTact with any per
son. firm or corporation which employs
PinkcrtOn detectives or any other aSSocla-
ton of men as armed guards: and no en-
ploye of Sucn agencies shall he employed
in any government service or toy any olI-
Ger of the District Of Columbia. 1t could
not come in as separate section without
unanimous consent and To this Mr.. oates,
of Alabama. objected The committee
rose and reported the bill to the House.
The recommendation of the committee In
regard to the senate amendments was
agreed to with the exception ot those
amendments pertaining to lighthouses, I"
the geological survey ana 10 th1 NNiIh =
Falr Mr.. Oates also demanded separate
vote on the O NeIiI amendment relating Ia
the PinkcrtonS All The Lighthouse amend
mrntg were nOn-cOnCuTTrt III. lie Qu"N-
ton then recurT"d on - NellI ; Iink"rtUH