Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-03-02

in and the bill was sent to
the conference.
When the speaker OF the house even
indirectly refers IN that body as u bear
Us Speaker Crisp did yester-
day, the provocatio1 must be very great, T
aud II was A dozen member, were on
their feet speaking at the top of their
voices, which were rendered sbrill .
through their efforts to Outvio each .
other The trouble occurred over the /
motion made by MIR Wise, Of Virginia. /
to suspend the ru Us and concur In tho |
senate amendment to the ear coupler" |
bill, which amendment was finally con-
Cured in-yeis, 1884; nays, IS,
Mr. Taylor spo &c In opposition to the !
uut,-option hill. The gentleman from
Missouri (Mr Ilatch) had criticised
other gentlemen because they would !
not put a dollar into the treasury.
That bill was known as thu anticipation
bll--a bill being pressed on the house
10y the greatest combination OF mill
operators ever found ~ the world 10
| init marNets 1t was n reflection ON
the intelligence Of the gentleman from
Miss Iuri to say he was not aware OF
that
MIR. CO. mbs sent TO the clerks desk
an had read "a nrwspap r. di>pnt from
ManSato, MINI. d declaring that "A com
bina ion Of m.llcrs existed in favor Of
the ti-option bill lie thea Gale at.
tcutiun g. the fact that the gentleman
who was pushing the measure in the
senate was on OF the most important
mi,lcrs in the United States
Mr. Hatch iii h. was glad the re.
marks he had made on the nnti-options
bul had reached home lie was glad
that the gentleman from Hi lois, VINO
represented in part tho city Of Chicago,
In which the greatest grain marNct was
located, on Il have an opportunity Of
showing the house how little he know
Of his Ulatch'sI position On the anti.
option bul, or OF the anti. ptlon bill
itself the gentleman had stated that
he tllatch) mad ADM ted that not
dollar of revenue would be
raised. lie had never m DE- such
al admission, directly or indi-
rcctly. The gentle nan had made one
correct statement The gcntlrm ~ hal
said that this bill wnu Il INIT sales
Yes, IL would; not sales of wheat but
sales of wind IL would lint The sal9s
OF dealers in Chicago, vino for every
bushel of wheat raised In u year sod
1000 bushels of win in u IN nth. Con.
gress was met with tn statement that
the great trouble with farmers wa,
overproduct,on. lie denied that there
was any combination of m,lters in
favor of the ill
Mr.. Holman moved TO suspend the
rule, AID nonconcur in the senate
amendments to the sundry civil appro-
priation bill, including the Sherman
amendment
After "A r Their warm discussion the
motion 10 suspe d the rules war agreed
10 GOO 10 Isl aud NJ ,ssrs Holman, Say.
ers and CogswelI were appointed con-
ferevs
Mr.. Wise moved u suspend the rules
aud agree to the senate amendment 10
the car coupler bill Mr. Richard
II demanded second, which after
some delay was ordered, 1872 TO 6j. Mr.
Richards II moved an adjournment and
on this motion the ayes and nays were
ordered
Then for some moments there was
great confusion and noise In the house,
which compelled the speaker II iaIly To
state In tones of stcrl repfoOi' Gen
tlcmcn must understand that this is
the h ouse of representatives, and not a
bear garden"
The motion TO adjourn was defeated,
ayes q; nays, 225.
The motion TO suspend the rules aud
concur In the senate amendment was
agreed 10, ayes, iS4; nays, IS.
THE SENATE.
The pension appropriation bill was
passed by the senate without any
amendments II appropriates for army
aud navy pensions, including widows
and minor children, sos, 0OJ.0 900, aud
about 81 $50, 0OJ in addition for fces
Of examining surgeons, clerN hire
at pension agencies and some small
items. Mr.. German commented upon
the magnitude OF pension appropria.
tions and gave IL as hi, opinion that II
would be necessary 70 appropriate
500, 900 900 for pensions next session.
| The general expression In the discus.
sion which TOOK place was that no ma.
terial reduction could be effected except
through a repeal or mobilization Of
some OF the laws o. the subject and
that there was no probability Of such 0
thing
House bill TO grant 10 the Gaines
vile, McAlrster & st. LOu,s Railroad
c.. u right OF way through the / diar
territory was passed A conference
was ordered on the civil appropr alton
bill and Messrs. Allison, Hale and Cor
man were appointed conierees on the
| part Of the senate.
! Pub c business was then susp ndrr
| Ia rider that Il ting tribute mtlht b'
pat 10 the memory Of the late Sc atol
| kehna
Sals ~ uun
| A parry OF hunters In Idaho killed
! three mountain II ins recent y 10 a com
paratiye safe way Their dogs drove
the animals under led 70 Of roll and
kept them there while the hunters dug
down into the cave from above. When
they had made an opening large
enough, ride WAS pushed down, aud
the muzzie was promptly gripped In Tho
Jaw, Of one Of the lions and the weapon