Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-02-16

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D., Johnfon 6 ~ Joney. Jones, KEN. Ken
dali, kribRs, Kyle, Lane, Lanham. Lawson (Fa.)
Lawson (GS.). Lester Wa.), Lester (Ga }. Lewis
Lind. Llyi1gston. Long. LouG. Mallory. Man
sur, Martin. Mccreary, McKeigham. Mcmillan
Oates O'Donnell, OFerrall. OTIS owen. Parrett
Patterson (lenn.). Patten, Paynter. Parson.
Peel Perkins, Pickler Pierce, Post. Price
Shell. Shively. simpson. Smith, Snodgrass,
Stephenson. stewart Tex.). stockdale, Stone
(Ky.), Sweet Tarsney.. Taylor QlL) TAYLOR
send Tucker. Turner, Turpln. Watson, Weaver,
Wheeler, White. Williams (N. c.. Williams (llL) J,
Wilson lky.). Wilson (Mo.). VIM. Wise-l52
Nays-Messrs. AmermaD. Andrew. Bacon. Bur
WICK, Bentley Bergen, Bingham Boutelle. Bow
man. Brawley. Breckenridge (kv). Brickner.
Broslus Brown (Hd). Drummer, Buchanan (N.
well, Campbell. Caruth. Cassett, Catchings,
Cate, Chapman, Clancey Cobb (Mo.), Coburn,
Cochran, Cogsweli. Coolidge. Coombs. Covert,
Dalzell. Daniel, De Forest. Dickerson, D1ngl ley,
Doan, Dunphy. Durborrow. Elliott, English
Enoch, Fellows. Fitch, Fowler. Geary. Geisen-
Holloway, Hamilton. Hare, Harmer. Harris.
Hafter, Hayes. Hynes. Hemphill, Herbert,
Hit Ho pa T Houk o., Johnson Qnd),
McAleer, Mcclellan. Mccain, McKaig. McKin.
ney. Meyer. Miller. Milliken. Mitchell, Morse.
VMutCuAeI, NtHDeT OulluSeTs " Nclll IN ass.
Powers, Raines Randall. Rayner, Reed, Rey-
burn, Robinson Pa9, Rockwell, Rusk, Rus
Springer, stahlnecker, Stevens, Stewart QlL),
c. w. Stone w. A. stone, Storer, Stout, Stump,
J: D. Taylor, Tracy, Van Horn. Walker. Warner.
(Wash.), wilson wv. va. Wolverton and YOU
The following pairs
Foray and Henderson Gll.l, Branch and Rife,
Bowden and O. Neii (Mo), Lockwood and Hen
derson Nal Reilly and Whiting, Patterson
man and Fithian McLaurin and sipe. Dixon
and Wright MIR. t Cox then moved to
standing vote this was agreed to, $50 to IS. The
committal of the report Is regarded as an end of
the silver question tor this Congress. The
for the further consideration of the legislative
appropriation bill Amendments were adopted
providing that hereafter no public build
ing shall be draped in mourning; that
out of respect to the deceased officials, and
prohibiting the use Of public funds for funeral
expenses of government officials or employees.
The committee then rose and reported the bill
TO the House.
Mr.. De Almond moved to recommit tho bill
with instructions to report 1t pack with an
amendment striking out appropriations for the
civil service commission. Lost, "a to 113
WASHINGTON. D. C., Feb 10-After the rou-
tine business QAQ Dcen disposed OF the house
proceeded in committee of the whole (Mr. Will
son, W. Va, in the chair to the consideration
of the Invalid pension appropriation bill. Mr.
Mutchler in charge of the bill, stated that the
appropriation recommended was $l66 900.
1t was proposed to amend the measure so that
that amount would be reduced to $1G6,
O9C OO0 The bill carried about 50, 000 600 in eX-
cess of the amount that would be expended dur
ing the current fiscal year. This was the heav-
lest appropriation bill that had ever been be-
fore an American Congress. After lengthy dis
cussion. but without closing the general debate,
the committee rose and the House took recess
the evening session to be for the consideration
of private pension hills.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 1.-the House re-
sumed in committee of the whole the consider
alton of the invalid pension appropriation bill.
An attempt to limit debate gave rise to a fill
clustering movement led by Mr. Burrows and
the motion for limitation was withdrawn Mr.
Curtis and Mr.. Harris opposed the proposed
amendment of the pension laws. On the other
hand. Mr.. Livingston approved them. After
q long debate the committee rose, and public
business having been suspended the House
paid its due need of respect to the memory of
the late Edward F. Mcdonald, of New Jersey,
and adjourned.
WASHINGTON. D. c., Feb. 13.-The Senate bill
was passed authorizing the Union Railway
Company, of Pennsylvania TO construct q
bridge across the Monongahela in Allegheny
County. The District of Columbia committee.
Notwithstanding the protest of the committee
on appropriations, held the floor the rest of the
day. Half dozen measures of entirely local
inn, rfo nOn WARE no nd