The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-11-04
BACK TO THE HOUSE AGAIN.
The Senate Sends the Repeal Bill
to the Representatives.

Mr. Livingstone Of Georgia Asks Unanl
nous Consent for It's Immediate Con.
sideratIon-..Mr. Bland Objects
..RepsaI Comment.
WASHINGTON, Oct, 91-At 1890 Secre
tary of the House Cox appeared at tn
main door Of the house with the lonI
looked for bill and amendment in hi
hand. Mr.. Oates, Ala, was on the foo
at the time, and was interrupted by th
speaker who said: ''The gentleman from
Alabama will suspend while the house re
ceives message from the senate" In
stantly there was great silence through
out the chamber and Assistant Door
keeper Smiths voice was perfectly audi
bic to its full extent as he introduced tn
secretary: "Mr. Speaker. A messag
from the senate" Secretary Cox: "Mr
Speaker" The speaker: "Mr. Secretary.
Secretary Cox: "Mr. Speaker, the senat
has passed the house bill entitled al
act to repeal the purchasing clause O
an act passed July "A, 1890, entitled a.
act authorizing the purchase OF sllye
bullion and the issue OF treasury certif
Gates thereon, with an amendment il
which am directed to ask the concur
renee of the house." When the secretar
and Dunphy of New York, whose seat
Democratic side, clapped " tlsi d
hands to signalize the victoly of repeal
This action met, atthe first. no response
being in the nature of a surprise, but afte
D moment the silver men laughed de
rtsively In which they were Joined by sew
eral senators in the galleries. The speak
er's gavel sounded sharply on the desk
order was restored and the routine O
business was resumed.
The senate joint resolution for tn
transfer to the state OF Illinois OF tn
model battleship Illinois was laid befor
the house, and was on motion Of Mr. Cum
mipgs, dem., New York, taken up On,
passed.
AT l 80 the consideration morning hou
having expired, Mr.. Livingston, dem.
Georgia, Unexpectedly asked unanimou
consent to take up the silver bill
at once His proposition as h
and tomorrow to its consideration in tel
minute speeches, and at 5 o'clock tomor
row proceed to vote He said this wa
fair to those who differed from the senat,
on this question and that if any friend O.
silver objected he was afraid that th
time for the consideration of the bill
Many OF the members, he said, desired t,
get home and recognizing that action wa
inevitable they desired that it should b.
taken as speedily as possible.
Mr.. Bland, dem, Missouri, said tina
the gentleman from Georgia said tha
many members of tho house want to dis
pose of this bill and go home. 81 Ibelieve.
hxca orl I, t.n1 do l,,ci
ness of the country"
That's what want to do" interjecte,
Mr.. Livingston.
Mr.. Bland-And we should stay her
and do it. There Is nothing in this bill
that requires 1t to be treated differentl
from any ether bill and for one shall
object to its consideration except in &C
cordance with the rules of the house
The Speaker.-Objection is made.
The house then proceeded in the regula
order.
The urgency deficiency appropriation
bill was sent to second conference an
at 2 O'Clock the house went into commi,
Mr.. Wolverton, dem, Pennsylvania. &C
dressed the house in favor of the measure
The Senate.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3l.-The senate ha
taken up the New York and New Jerse,
bridge bill
Mr.. Pugh, dem, Alabama, called up
bill from the judiciary committee, wit
amendments. the title of which was "a
act to provide the time and place of hold
inp the term of the United States circui
and district courts in the state of Sout
Dakota and asked for Its consideration
The bill was passed as was also bill Ell
tending the time allowed for making flna
payments on desert land entries ard res
olution continuing the authority of til
committee on agriculture to investigat
agricultural depression during the reces
and next session. The conference repor
on the urgency deficiency bill presente
by MIR. Cockrell showed that the cor
ferees could not agree on the appropril
tion of $22,0SS to pay senators, clerk
and per diem clerks during tn
recess of the Forty-tirst cor
gress. This has been repeatedly passe
by the senate and on motion of Mr., Cocl
rell the senate further insisted upon il
amendment
A resolution was adopted directing IT,
committee on rules to report what change
were necessary to secure more satisfat
tory disposition of The business o. tn
senate.
Mr.. Hill asked unanimous consent t
take up the New York and New Jerse
bridge bill, but Mr.. Mcpherson objected
asking that it lay over until tomorrow
The bill was finally taken up for discus
sion, Mr.. Mcpherson addressing the ser
ate.