The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-11-02


ing tho silver mems time. but Wilson
yielded i've minutes to Springer OF I'LL.
nois, then I've to Livingston Of Georgia.
then five to Reed of Maine. Reed said
the country was generally better of when
the democratic party was disappointed.
This was serious experiment which
must DO tried. Congress had at last done
its duty, but delay had robbed the measure
OF most OF Its good. He pre-.
dicied calamity and fn!sfortude, de-
spite tho passage Of the bill and referred
to the impending changes in the tariff as
the cause.
Bryan announced that the anti.repeal
men would no longer fllibuster as there
were too few silver men ready TO JOIN in
such proceedings. He left /, to the future
to determine who were right Oh this great
public question. He called ON the Amer.
can people to send to the next congress
representatives enough TO solve the tinan.
ciai question independently of the intin.
ence or interference of foreign govern.
msnts. Then the roll cali began on the
concurrence in the senate amendment
and final passage of the bill.
At ESQ the house, by a vote OF 1873 to ~,
concurred in the senate amendment and
the repeal bull goes TO the president for
his signature.
Tho detailed vote on the concurrence In
the senate amendment and final passage
of the repeal bill by the house is as fol-
lows:
Ayes- Adams, Anderson. Aldrich. Aps.ey,
Avery, Babcock, Baker Of New Hampshire,
Baldwin, Barnes, Bartlett, Barwig, Belden.
Beltzhooyer, Berry. bingham. Blaek Of Georgia,
Black OF Illinois, Blair, Biawley, Rrecknridse
of Arkansas, BretE. Rrickner, Brookshirc.
Bross,rs. Brown, Bum. Bynum. Cabansh. Cad.
mus, Caldwell. Campbell. Cannon Of California,
Caruth, Catchings. Causey. ChickerlDg. Clancy,
CLARK OF Missouri. Cobb OF Missouri. Cochran,
Cogsweil, Compton. Coombs, Cooper ofl'lorida,
Cooper Of Indiana, Cooper " Wisconsin.
Cornish. COyerts Grain, Cummings. Curtis OF
New York, Daniels, Davey Of Louisiana, De
forest, Dingiey. Donovan. Draper, Dunn. Dun
ply, Durborow. Edmumds, English. Erdman.
Everett, Fellows. Fielder. Fitch, Fletcher. Fore.
man, Gardner. Geary. Geissenhainer, Gillctt OF
New York. COLDER, tsorman, Gresham,
Grout, Hanes, Hall Of Missouri.
Hammond, Hamer. Harter, Hausen, Hender-
son Of Iowa. Hendrix. Hines, Hit, Holman,
Hopkins OF Illinois. Houk Of Ohio Houk OF
Tennessee. johnson Of Indiana. 10 hnson Of
North Dakota. johnson OF Ohio, kelfner,
Kribbs. Lapham. Layton, Lefevre. LesteB.
Lilly. Linton. l. sic. lockwood, Loudens, Lager
Lynch, Magnou, Mahon, Mairham. Martin OF
Indiana. Marvin OF New York, McAleer. Me.
Nit.i. lkcN .Sdiy, VI suiuuts'tt, VI
Kentucky, Mcdonald. Mcdowell, Me EtIrics,
Mctiann. McKaig. McNagny, Mercer. Meredith,
Meyer. Montgomery. Moon. Morse, Mutch,er.
Oates, O'N-i,l. Of Massachusetts. outhwaite,
Paschal. Patterson, Payne, Payn.er, Pearson.
PeDdeton OF Wes, Virginia, Philips, rigeou,
Post, Powers. Price, Randall. Ray. Rayner.
Reed. Reilly. Reyburn, Richards, OF Ohio, Rich.
ardson Of Michigan, Richie, Rusk, Russell.
of Connecticut. Ryan, Schcrmerhorn, scranton,
Settle. THAR, Sherman, sycAles. sipe. speriy,
Springer. Steven, e. A. stone OF West Virginia.
Stone of kentucky. storer, strong. swanson.
Tracy, Tucker, Turner. Turpin, Tyler. Van
NooIhls, wanger. Warner, Washington.
| Waugh, weadock, Wells Wheeler Of Illinois.
White. Whiting. Wilson OF West Virginia, Woi.
vcrton. woomer, Wright of Pennsy sylvspla.- 10,
tai. i93.
Nayss-.Aitkius. Alexander. Allen, Arnold
Burley. Baker of Kansas. Bankbead, Bel OF
Illinois. Bell o. Texas. Blanchard, Bland. Boat
ue:, Boca. Bowers OF North Carolina, Branch.
Broderick. Bryan. iurnS. Cannon Of Illinois.
Capehar,, Clark OF Missouri, Cobb Of Alabama.
Cockrell. Cooper Of Texas, Crawford, Curtis OF
Kansas. Davis o, Kansas, DeaNnond, benson.
Dansmore, DoeSery, Doolittle, Euls OF
Fyan. Grady. Hainer NJ Nebraska, Hall Of Nils
sour,. Harris. Hartman, Heard. Henderson OF
North Carolina, Herman, Hllborn, Hopkins Of
Pennsylvania. Hudson, Hunter, HutchIson.
Skirt, Jones, KEN. Kilgore, Lane, Latimer. LlV-
ineston, Lucas. Maddox. Mcguire, Mallory,
Marsh. Mccullough, McDearmon, McKeighan,
Mciaurin, McRae, Mclklejohn, Monrey, Nor
gan. Moses, Pence. Richardson Of Tennessee,
Robbins, Robertson OF Louisiana, sayers. Shell,
Siblcy. smith. Saodgrass, stallngs. s,ockdalc.
strail. Sweet. Talbert OF south Carolina, Lars-
ncy, Tate, Terry, Wheeler of Alabama. Will
iams OF Illinois, Williams OF Mis-
sisissippi. Wilson of Washington. Total-9t
The following we're the pairs; Abbott With
Walker. Brattan with lIager. Baakhead with
Gear, Lawson with Taylor OF Tennessee. Luter
with Northaye, Brecknrldge with O'Neil OF
Pennsylvania. Coneen with Lacy. Page with
Pickler, Conn with Chllds, Goodnight with
Stephenson. Lawson with Tawney, OFerrall
with Hepburn. Russell Of Georgia with Bartli-
old, Enloe with Boutelle, simpson with Gillette
Of Massachusetts. Wise with Strong. Ellis with
Daizcil. Brattan with Doiiiver. Graham with
Van voorhis OF Ohio, Hatch with Cousins. Hare
with Loud, Hooker Of Mississippi with eros.
venor. Hayes with Bowers of Colorado, NchiIl-
lin with Burrows, Woodward with Henderson
OF Illinois.
When the din had subsided the house
began rushing through routine matters
preparatory to final adjournment. Wead-
ock of Michigan presented tho conference
report upon tho bill suspending the statute
one year which compelled work to the
amount Of Sl00 OIL all mining claims. The
bill was amended In the senate to eNcmp,
South Dakota. The bill was opposed by
Ray OF New York. who objected to tho
| exemption of South Dakota. Pence OF
Colorado. Hartman of Montana. Wilson
| Of Washington aud Lucas Of South Dakoto
| supported tho bill. The conference report
was adopted. 100 to 3. Somcrs of Wiscon'
sin. who was absent when the roll was
| called. was granted unanimous consent
| 10 be allowed to havo his vote recorded,
| Then, at 10, the house adjourned.
| --===H-s-=
| Old Lobeuguia Licked.
Loxpos, Nov. IA dispatch from Fort
| Charter announces that several ilshts
lave taken place between the British
forces aud Matabclcs, in which the forruc!
were invariably victorious. The British
have captured Bnloyai, the capital oI
Matabelcland and King Lobcngnla'
stronghold. aud the latter, with the rem
nants of his forces. is retiring toward tho
Zambcsia river. pursued by tho British
forces. No details are given as TO ih'
loss CT lie in the engagements.
1 -
Emb zIisr Weeks Back.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 1. - Francis II
4