The evening world., 1893-10-13

Mr. Alien, az the close OF MS HIteen
brac!ng the opportunity 10 add a few
Ths PresaSilens thu, ..xea w.
avoiding the Nee, y IN sii ssHir; RUE
that no Senator should soak more than
opfe on Inc taLie sub,7st.
II 70 a :npoted aues't,i waetaer this
have acted on the assympiioa ;LLt :
themselves against 1t oY leaving ,htir
In addition to the Seniors wLo .. =
take the roor to contla. &C :ir' -aE,l-ks
they pave ~ rsser.t Senator Ilnes, u
ali o. this matter, All S&y,n,!SF MS.gsn,
or Alabama. who has bssa thar rfsar'S
M; Morgan has thrown in q few pref
atory remarks, but has Indicated that
ss had seven chapters TO fellow In which
ne would discuss The question " its his;
s~eeIslox,esI sspsesi. From Isls .urvsS
a%nti-rspsalsrs the differences, Z derived
s onsS q sonpromiss o. some knd Is the
which nei ssa|sssa sss s! iss'i m%sIpl RsSHssssl 81
the tInif nad States Of q total circulation
about equal to that maintained by
Francel; This proposed measure has
met win conSluerable favor.
Mr.. Harris offered a compromise last
Nevadn. and Mr.. Butler. q so oodsS Caro- 9.
!ine; have epch s~uggsfs,ed some puddle
has ,nt,nlated, that he had a proposition
n view, but he has not yet formulate,
The closing scenes Of las, nlsh. were
sSiiEu' h!ii and Sl ar. '1 steSSr,, INTO The" by
s,,mHhhsn w Mr Hoorhsss; h had been
hands for some time previously. plainly
showing the effect Of his thirty-eight
hours, continuous leadership OF for.
wakeful' visll, finally said that without
comment or criticism" having endeay-
ored 70 do his full duty, he now moved
Of his o%pponen ts" yielded m hIm t asst tribuie
Of respect and sympathy.
II had been whispered around the
Senate for more han an hour previously
tina. The break would come in enc or Iwo
cailon.. Nj, Hllisoh and other eS'F pro nf:
n Republicans. who mad not only re-
OF the time sat In the front seats on
the Republican side and listened TO Mr..
stewards time-killing remarks. got up
ana let the chamber. 1t was vident
Mr.. German and MI. Voorhees, with
drew to the rear OF Senator Coke. and
e eoune,l Of /" w sas s4nhs sH Mr had vS q friss
iinger sounded the "sanve qul peut'
signal for the repeaiers;
seats almost to the last. The press gal
lery was thronged with co~rrespondents.
Notices OF two amendments to the
Repeal bill were given this morning by
Mr. Vest proroses, to rePsa, the silver
The free coinage OF silver at the rate OF
6N.O00 is reached, the coinage Of the
selgn!oraGe into standard silver dollars
nc to y; the authorizing q the Treasury
II Is SATISFIES Sat 1t Is applied for with
a view Of exporting the gold authorizes
the issue ~ certificates IN exchange for
silver dollars, md provides for n joint
question OF finance.
AIR, Aliens amendment is a free coin
AtlI'SS 4, NJ. to-day Mr.. Voorhees,
made the usual motion that the Senate
take up the Silver Purchase Repeal
biz.
The bin was taken r. "r = !. and ~ Mr.; sG s,sS-
after n few preliminary remarks, at
the point where he had left of at I
4 VI
op ,Hs Il for the dpv b. MiT PettigTsW
F~n.. S. D., who Interrupted the speech
n l2.2O with 4 suggestion Of no quorum,
Mr.. Stewart appeared e, be rather an
n pSysas at c5 ssinf Sh' oS Sf II MAJ S.s so5 Si
points hut he had 10 submit.
The cal! showtd that there were 81 Sena-
tors present, eleven more than a quorum
time yesterday, and Mr., stewart started
again.