Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-20

Moore; Moses, Mutohler, Oates, o'Ferr.lI
Painter, Pearson, Sayers, Simpson, Snod
grass, Steward (Texl Tarsney, Terry
Tillman; Turner, Turpin, Van Horn, Warner
MioS wflce1 Williams MatsSn S o S1ssls %inn
Wise and Youmans.-ls2.
Nays-Alderson, Amerman. Atkinson. Bah
Piss BarsiRs me BsrTg Bsrstn Bingham m
~. Burrows. Busey. Bushnell. Cadmus
Caminet. Capehart. Castle, Catchings, Chip
CLARK SWyH GoSaF COSgs 5sn po
Funston. Geissenhafner. German, Har.
Ola a 81 Haynes 80 5Sn He%pnfIi Hs1,d:9 Hsnds9:
foat to5. SSa'f Hous * tfsnn Is h0HaI'nls Hanl. 5OsH:
son qnd.j. jolly. Keteham. Lagan.
Lane, Mnrs,., Laphnm, LIND, Lockyood. LyMn,Siihi. yM,iii
ken. Mitchell. Newberry, o'Neill tpa,l.
ONelll (Mo.), Patton, Payne. Pendlet0n,
Perkins; Powers. Price, Raines, Ray, Reilly,
sclll. seerley, shively. shSnk, smith; snoT' "
Stephenson, Stewart Ills;l, Charles W: ":
Stone, William A; Stone stump, TAYLOR TAYLOR
Ills.), Taylor tTenn.l Vincent Taylor'
white, Whiting, n"Ss WiRse. Williams (fils J,
Wilson (Wash.) and Wright-1l0.
The House reversed the action OF the
committee in conc1rring in the amend
ments for procuring $4,000 bronze medals
and for $4,000 diplomas, and the amend
ments were non-concurred in.
Big Vote for Sunday Closing.
The vote then required on the Senate
Sunday closing amendment, and it was
coneurred in-yeas 147, nays 6l. The fol-
lowing is the vote in detail:
Yeas - Anderson, Alexander. Amerman.
Atkinson, Ba Dbitt, Baker. Bankhead, Bee
nan Bentley Bergen Bngnnm
Bunhanan BuHn Bunting & il byrnss ssenanea is
GapFehart, I Clark twyol, Clover, ,coomSi Cobb
SaOpsr coxspl coaes coa Y cpas
ford. Crosby Culberson. Curtis. Dalzell.
Davis. Dearmond, Deforest, Dingley, Doan,
& ESss RGve Enoe PensaR Rndehg hpes e
bainer, Goodnight, German, Grady,
Grout Hallowell, Halvorsen, Hamilton,
sTe Mar%fr Hendsasen Hatch q MssrG
Gn.l. Hit, Holman. Hooker Miss. j, Hooker
IN; ~, Houk tO.), Houk (Tenn.), Hull,
Johnson Ind }, johnson n. D.. Johnstone
Kyle, fanham. Lawson tva). Lawson (Ga.),
Layton, Lester (Ga.), Lind, Livingston,
Long, Martin, McCreary, McKaig, Nc
koses Messan M1ssha MSMn F., Ses
Paynter, Pearson, PendIeton. Perkins,
lowers; Price, Quackenbush, Raines, Ray,
scull, Simpson, Smith, snodgrass. sperry,
Stewart (Tex.). Charles W. Stone, William
A. Stone, stout, Taylor (Tenn.). Vincent A.
Taylor. Terry, Turner. vanhorn, Wads-
Wilson wash, winn, wolverton, Wright,
Ioumans-A7.
Butler, Cadmus, Campbell. Caruth, Castle,
Cate, Clancy, Clarke (Ala.l. Cobb (Mo.l }. Co
Durn, Grain (Tex.), Cummings. Daniel, Dick
sErrson, Er, Dixon, D1nphy; Durburow, Fitch,
lIa.). Hopkins tfll.). Lagan, Lane, Lamham.
Lester IVA, Little, Lockwood, Lynch, Nal
ory.. Mansur, McGanr, Mitchell, Moore,
s.Ns6s oNeill SMo oyshSTaitre i PsEs
ney, Taylor tlll.), Tillman, Townsend, War
Wlke and Williams I'll. l.)-6l.
The Conferees on tho Measure.
A conference was then ordered, and
Messrs. Holman, Sayers and Bingham were
appointed conferees
Mr.. Forney, of Alabama, presented the
conference report on the forti6cation bill,
md it was agreed to without opposition.
On motion OF Durborow, of Illinois, the
oint resolution was passed authorizing the
President to request of the Queen Regent
If Spain the loan of relics of Columbus
FOR exhibition at the Worlds Fair Also,
IN motion of Mr. Durborow, the joint reso-
ution was passed authorizing the Secretary
If the Interior to send to the Worlds Fair |
models, drawings, ETC., of inventions made |
" women. Several other resolutions per- |
aiming to exhibits at the Worlds Fair and |
arriving no appropriations we're objected to
y Mr.. Kilgore, of Texas. and the House
hen adjourned
The members of the National Commission |
md Board of Control Of the Worlds Fair |
low in Washington were very agreeably
urprised at the result of the yea and nay |
,ote in the House to-day on the Senate |
mendment to the sundry civil appropria-
ion bill, appropriating $1,000. 600 tor the
Worlds Fair, for it lessened from a major
ty of 25 against the appropriation as
hown by the vote in Committee of the I
Whole to a majority of IL against the ap-
ropristion. This change in the vote, they
hought, argued well for an ultimate entire
eversal OF the action of the House. They
re hopeful that this result will be reached |
through the instrumentality of q conference
eport and are working hard to have that
nd attained