The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-02-18

Lind. Livingston. Long. Iouc Mallory. Man
sur, Martin, McCreary Mckeig nam. McMll Han
Oates O'Donnell. O'ferrall. OTIS. owen. Pnrreit,
PATTERSON tTenn.), Patten, Paynte-. P"rsoA,
Quackenbush. Richards, Robertson, Saver,
Shell. shively. simpson, smith, SnOdgrAs>,
Stephenson. stewart Gex.). Stockdale. Stone
(ky.l. Sweet. Tarsney; Taylor tlLl, lay OF
send, Tucker. Turner, Turpln. Watson. Weaver,
Wheeler, White Williams y. c., Williams (llL).
Nays-Messrs, AmermaD, Andraw. Bacon, Eur
wick, Bentley. Bergen, Bingham. BoutelIe. Bow
man. Brawley, breckenridge KY Br!cEner,
Brosius. Brown (Md.I Drummer. Buchanan ~.
j., Bunting, BuSSey, Bushnell. Cadmus, Cald-
we'll, Campbell. Caruth. Casseu. Catchlncs.
Cate. Chipnan. Clancy, Cobb MO toburn,
Cox tN ", Crosby, Cummings, curtis Cutung,
Daizell. Daniel, lie Forest, Dickerson. lingiey,
Enoch. Fellows Fitch, Fowler. Gsary, Gci>en-
hainer. German, Gvcenleaf Grout, Hall.
Halloway, Hamilton, Hare, Harme7. Harris.
Harter. Hayes, lIynes Iitmphili. Herbert,
Johnson (O.), ketcham. kilgore IagHn. lap
ham, Layton, Little, Lodge Lynch. Msgngr
ney Never Miller MlLiken. Mitchell. 10 Sc,
Mutchler. Newberry, Oh!ingcr. ONeiu (NHs>L
ONeil Pa.l Cultivate. Payne. rendleton,
Powers, Raines, Randall. Eayner. Reed, Rcy-
burn, Robinson (ra.), Rockwell. KusK, ku,-
sell, Scott, Scull, Seeley, Sh0uk, snow, sperry,
Springer, stahlnecker, stevens, stewart UllJ.
J. ID. Taylor, raCy, Van Horn, walker. Warner,
Washington, Waugh. Weadock. Wheeler (MichJ.
NIKE pl.E Wilcox Williams CMass.), Mllaon
"ash.), niIson tW. Va. Wolverton and You
mans-l4S. The following pairs were an
nounced: Messrs Goodnight and Sanford,
Foray and Henderson Qll.l, Branch and Rife,
Bowden and O. Nell MO- Lockwood and Hen
derson Q.aA Reilly and Whiting, Patterson
(O). and Wadsworth, Alexander aud z, ge, For
man and Flthian. AcLaurin ana Sipe, Dixon
and Wright Mr. Cox then moved to
recommlt the resolutions to the
committee on rules. and
standing vote this was agreed to, 100 to So The
committal OF the report IS regarded as m end of
the silver question tor this Congress The
House then went into committee OF the whole
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
executive departments Shall not be closed
out of respect to the deceased officials, and
prohibiting the use of public funds for funerai
expenses of government officials or employees.
TO the House.
Mr., De Almond moved to recommit the bill
with instructions to report it back with
amendment striking out appropriations tor the
civil service commission. Lost, "a to lI3.
WAsHINGTON, d. C., Feb. ll-After the rou
tine business nad been disposed of the House
proceeded in committee OF the whole (Mr. VIII
son, ". Va, in the chair to the consideration
OF the Invalid pension appropriation bill Mr.
Mutchler in charge Of the bill. stated that the
appropr alton recommended Sl56, 400, ,O0).
1t was proposed to amend the measure so that
that amount would be reduced TO sl66
0gC, 600 The bill carried about 81 OD0, 900 in ex-
cess OF the amount that would be pended 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
cusslon, but without closing tIc general q bate,
the committee rose and the House took a 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 appropri alton bin.
I - tnf.a
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
Il long debate the committee rose, and public
business having been suspended the House
the late Edward F. Mcdonald, of New OtG-StcJJ
and adjourned.
WAsHINGroN, D. c., Feb. 13.-The Senate bill
was passed authorizing the Union Railway
e94pa Sompsny & Of Iennsyl lvania to conStrnet a
County The District OF Columbia committee.
Notwithstanding the protest nt the committee
on appropriations. held the floor the rest of the
day. Half q dozen measures of entirely local
WASHINGTON, d. C. Feb. 14-After a short
conflict between the Democrats and Republic
ans of the House to-day. the Democrats were
obliged TO yield gracefully and to agree to the
terms which the Republicans presented.
Thee were that general debate on the
invalid pension bill should be con
uuued until the minority was ac
corded six hours debate. he debate con-
tinued, but II was without special interest, 1t
will close at O'clock Tomorrow afternoon.
During the discussion Nh Hatch indirectly
gave notice of the course he would pursue i'll
reference to the anti-option bill He had. he
said. waited patiently for days in order that
the consideration of the appropriation bills
should be completed. But he now gave notice
that unless the appropriation bius were
disposed of In reasonable time, he
would ask for the consideration
of measure which, being a revenue bin, had a
right of way. ITO what bill do you refer ~ was
asked. ITO the anti-option bill. ana l am
frank TO say So" replied Mr.. Hatch, who con-
have to fight against the measure which he was