Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20
GOING TO The DOGS
Government Receipts Short S2i.-
100000 FIRST Three moath<
suTllR's IILT WIN HILL


W.sasx1rox. Oct f3-rhe legislative
day Il rassday lasI which uss carried
over b. a recess a. Wednesday. and
again - aasther recess tai TO-DAY. vas
counnusd ia The senate az 10 o'elk'ek tbs
uosnine A report from the fnsncs
committee MS presented aud read. IL
eoafalnesl = commupication frcm the
treasury department. Ia response. 10
Fss0.ution calling Tor the receipts and
exEeaaItufes q the govesnment for the
hssf tAsee nonfhs o. me current nscal
ycar The eoamanieasion sho~s The
csncit fer those thFse months from the
estimated receipts % De over S-l,-
oo0Do or az the rate u
over ts7.100oO Tor the year.
IL shous TIE actual expenses
q have heen over &S.ooO.0o0. or an aT-
craze q about $1,000 60 monikb The
expense Tor ne year az the sane rate
would - about Ek3l o00.a0 OF about
al $4,000 more than tae sstimaLec ex-
poses. sn.l Wog.d shoW' an decrease of
sxpe1a-a 0eer supposed actGal receipts
of a htils over syiN0o00 A detEife
forecast ior the - hole year vas impossi-
be bar it Wa- apparent that should The
present c0noli.lons coaglnre the deiicst AZ
The end "a tnr year would te about 80
Ou0N1. The report Vas ordered printed
Comptroller Eckei- Denounced.
re disenssian % the last two days
" - then tzSen up again and Mr. Stew.
afs.aa.lreasei tiss senate. HE speech
Voz .argcly ia icuunclation q the gold
rt1sr aud II the nat.onRi ranks and he
hsf much - say ia rcouke - Comp.
tfo.ier Eskels Tor his femarzs az the
ttirago banquet = the bankers con.
treea A.r fcksls. be said. vas un
Eolbte,lly q ealditate for future hon.
,rA hs vas foioxlng ia the course of
ex- -ComEtrcl.sr kncx snd ex-drect0r of
the' ml1t f.rech gho bad been made
sich IS the New York banks OfeouFse.
ha sa.4. when Mr. fekeis retired from
offoc tte banks would tickle him as
they had tlck!ed his predecessors
Ar Quay gave. notice Of an amend
meat % the repeal bsll. providing that
fne at shall taxs effect January /. i-9ts
The senate was then addressed by
Sir. Cal against any change IN fhctules.
tie va followed by Mr.. Butler Ia con
demn4ti0n u tee positions taken by the
senators from <eN York and fexas II
fheir p7upezitious we're adopted. there
would be beei!am IN the senate. II not
anarchy. instead Of ordinary procedure
and dignilied department
Hin IntcrpoasS.
Continuing. Mr.. Butler reached
posnt shereon Nr Hill arose and said.
= nsdosstand the seaator % say that Il
a mAlority refuses % epmpronnise with
minority the b.li oagat not T. pass.
Nr Butler And | repeat u
Ar niil--And there talee issue with
the seDator
sir Butler repeat Il. and have TO
APOLOGIES - maxe for a. Nine tcnths
~ ra- aieash rs Nhich become law in
this eoeatry are the results os compro-
mics.
Z AZ ths eiose Of Butler's speech. which
49, delivered Fith much dramatic e.
feet and q an adlniring audiences. Mr.
isli-ss mction to ansend the journal
ga. wifhlraNn. The journal u Moaday
49, then approved ana the repeal BAL
was laid before the seaate.
Nr. haEderson offered an amendment
- TIE ruiqs prosiding that waen on a
vote n yeas aal nays u shall appear o.
the chair - a-rscapituiaiion and before
The announcement Of tee result that a
4norsm has not voted. be shall call by
ns1s gpan seoatars present who have
ntt s1fa,l - vote ans shall direct the
acerefarf fo adsi fao names II senator's
Or feiifr lEluAlg those announcing
ftifs 0r xaa nay rr NAV have not been
fi floo yotiuzl - enter them on
tha 5eafae
1t It sd3-easefl th@ senate in
eoltilutfiof ~ ths spHch begun hy
tin 'tsf week egt h- iia not nns@h IL
AMI az . b. m tas senate took recess
uutai 10 A. O. tonaffaF