The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-10-26
DRAWING NEAR The END
Saturday Will Probably Sec the Re-
peal Bills Passage
ALL IN HASTE TO ADJOURN
Pugh Hits the Repealers q Few
Hard and Concluding Blows
Jones Draws a Lesson
From Roman History.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2s.-The prospect at
the close of the session of the senate this
evening was favorable to voting on the
amendments to the repeal bill by Friday.
Senator Jones will conclude tomorrow,
and Senators Teller. Martin, Allen and
Stewart each desire to talk. So far as
learned, there will be no other speeches,
and when the last of these is concluded
the voting will be the mex, thing in order.
Later inquiry confirms the prediction
heretofore made that some amendments
will receive a sufficient vote TO insure
adoption, but IL is possible that
| none OF them will receive rs high
| q vote as will be recorded in OPP
position TO the bill. The reason FOR
this is found in the fact that tho SILVER
| men do not expect any of them to carry
| and therefore consider ii unnecessary TO
attempt to have any OF them adopted.
majority of tho free coinage men are OF
the opinion that nothing can be agreed
| upon that would be advantageous to sill
yer, and many of them announce their
intention Of voting only for free coinage
amendment and Of giving no countenance
| to any Of the other amendments.
The republicans have abandoned all idea
| of introducing an amendment as a party
measure. Sherman thinks that authority
should be given for bonds, but he sees the
uilneu,y OF ee.uhe sucn provision
'.Uusu q. 'n,s uu,e anu w'' ~ =" prvo
aons, nv. "'.eiups y. 'ra'
nso.ns y" auehes ., n va" 'e osua
"seH as .'oay, 'ns n""i ~ ean 10
iesvueu py os'u.uas anu 'He WI se"' W
w" .ouSs 'o "eo'
| "nen ,he mousse snau nave ac'ea UPON
the oiii' there is very uttie doubt now tnat
au aoJourhiheht WIN oe taken, 90 seherai
is Tue aesire on tne part Oh the hehipers
70 ge, away, tna' u wouiu oe next 10 nm
poss,D,e 70 hoiu quorum OF eitner mouse
IN washington, even should ~ DO
attempted. Az one 'Ihe u was neiieved
,hat mere would ne an enor. 10 pass the
phi LOT the extension Oh tue ,hinese exeiu-
sion ae'' pnt this probably mas been
aVer'ea. Senator fcrk,ns Oh tainornia
asked tue members OF 'he committee on
loreisn re,a''ohs 10 pos'pone a report
upon 'nv o'i, uh'i "h''e was apie 10 ,ahe
pu' ~ ne u'seuss'on' anu "e was leu 70
.ne'e uha' hs request VIII DC grah'eo'
'aht business ferkins says there Is
enougn OF inc appropriation casssss oy
ne Seary law 70 sehd uhe nighoindcrs
auo ,hinese samoiers our Oh the country
anu ne 'n'nss ,herc WIN pe no great injury
70 any one 'ney "re exported oeiore Tue
P -,,S,, :" 80" - "A'
.'e'e,ano - very nuc" grau'
heu ~ uie urn anairs nave 'akeh IN inc
.uousu ne mas oenesea nj along
'nA' '"e G eahconal,'ohai repea, Dill wouid
pass. iue pres'oeh' VIII nave no sue-
gestions TO make as 10 adjournment or
| recess atter congress passes tho repeal
Dill, ,nougn ms Is anxious 70 nave tue Dill
eH.eno'hg ,ne u'he IN "hieh .h'namen
couia regis'er nass oe'ore 'ne o'ssoiution
OF eonsress' ine impression AT the
wn.c house WAT no message VIII ne
sent In uhti' tue regular session IN De-
cemper.
iue arguments ao, ahced " the adin'n-
istrat'on ueinocrauc leaders which caused
such sudden ABOUT face In the position
OF tho anti-repeai democrats yesterday
| were that, up 10 Inc present time, the