Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-03-09

considering a motion made by Ar Hatch >,
su spend the rules and pass the anti OPTION LiiS
The debate was limited TO half an nor un!;
the time was coled out in two ar th auu
minute portions MI Hatch made the iInaee
est speech, and that did not exceed e eTr
minutes lie then. stating that no Ssis
done his best 10 promote the interests of INC
farmers LETT the subject to the House ma " we
House decided by a vote of IL to IA not we
agree to Mr.. Hntchs motion-a two thirds 20
being necessary under suspension of 1hnrn,Hple
On motion OF Mr.. Herbert. the senate arnonsS
mentS to the naval appropriation nil vera nnn'
concurred in. The Senate amendments to ~,
agricultural appropriation bin were non ca ,'
Cured in and the bill was sent 10 CO. eronoa
The conference report on the District of CoIt,'
bla appropriation bill was agreed 10. The Vs.
claim bill for the relief of William and Va
College was passed-yeas, 1876; nays. 80 W.
Stump moved to suspend the rules and mass 49,
Chandler Senate bill to facilitate the enforca'
ment Of the immigration and contract labo-
laws. But there was opposition made to the NO. mo-
ton by Mr.. Grain and the House adjourned 40'
WASHINGTON, D. c.. March2-The bill to nre
scribe the number OF district ATTORNEYS IN ~
judicial districts of Ala bama was passed ovoe
the Presidents veto-17S to 54 The Sennta
amendments to the postotlice appropriation biII
were -concurred in ana the bill was sent tt ~
conference Mr.. Holman submitted the contos
ence report on the sundry civil appropriatio
bill. After considerable debate and amid mnch
confusion the conference report was agreed ~
yeas, 1885, nays, lis. But it is disagreeinoo
report. The World Fair amendments then came
in for their share of discussion. Mr. Holman
demanded tine previous question on nonrnn
curing in the Senate amendments not agreed n
Then Mr. Bailey came forward as a iii. /
buster and raised the point of no Quorum
on ME- Holman's motion. A call Of
the House was ordered. At $50 1856 m embe-s re- 1
sponded to their names, and further proceed
ings under the call were dispensed with
and MI. Holman withdrew his demand
borrow moved to concur in se nst.
amendment providing for the government ey
hibit at the Worlds Columbian Exposition, E
Lost-57 to &C. Mr.. Hopkins moved to concu,
in Senate amendment appropIiating $3.50 SIS for
the Worlds Columbian Commission Before
the motion was disposed of the hour of So'clock (
DO tribute. to the memory of the late senator
kenha, of West Virginia Speeches were B
made IL honor of the memory of the
asSsased aaop sad ResoIados
the death of Senator Hearst of California, were
also adopted, but no speeches were made The
sundry civil appropriation bill was again
taken up, and the Senate amendments relative
to the Worlds Fair were unanimously nou.con.
CURED in. This was done in order to facilitate L
ths tTansaetioR & business. The bill was again
WAsHf0SfoS, 5. c., March s,-when the
crowded with visitors, but the attendance Of +
ge M 5e s0F moved %as not to susen5
the rules and non-concur in Senate
amendments to the general deficiency ap.
preparation bill. Agreed to, ana the bil!
went to conference. MI. Holman submitted f
the disagreeing conference report on the sundry S
civil appropriation BILL and the report was
agreed to. Mr.. Durborow moved that the n
House recede from its disagreement to the Sem
ate amendment, providing for the govern
ment exhibit at the Worlds Fair. After
debate the question was put upon
Mr.. Durborow's motion to recede. The
motion was lost-yeas, US nays, III. Pend
ing further action on the sundry civil
bill. M. Herbert submitted the conference re-
port on the naval appropriation bill After
brief opposition by Messrs. Holman and Dear
mond to the naval rendezvous section OF the
bill, the report was agreed TO. Mr. Hatch sub
mitted the conference report on the agricultural
appropriation bill, and it was agreed to. Mr.
Henderson submitted the conference re.
was agreed to, and the consideration of the
Senate amendments to the sundTy civil
bill resumed. The Worlds Fair amend
ments were disagreed to and the bill was again
recess until s o'clock. Mr.. Savers submitted
the conference report on the general deficiency
bill. The main points OF disagreement
was the Senate amendment for the pay
ment of the French spoliauon claims
The conference committee reported
difference on the question, but Mr..
O'Neill moved to recede from the agreementto
the amendment. The motion was disagreed 20
ference report on the Indian appropriation bill
then presented by Mr. Peel. Pending dis
cussion the conference report on the deficiency
bill was agreed to, the conterees on the bill
the appropriations for the payment
of French spoliation claims, the Pa
cific railway judgment and certain BACK pay
for Senate clerks Of the first session OF the ilty-
first Congress. The Senate added about S6VO0,
OU0 to the bill as it came from the House ana
succeeded in saving only about 10 per cent OF
that amount. This leaves but two approprla-
ton bills-the sundry civil and Indian-to be
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