The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-07-13

Dsriel, Faulkner, George, Gibson, Cor.
man, Gray. Harris Hunton, Irbv. lar.
Wis, Jones ark, Kyle, Lindsay, Nc.
Larrin, Mertin, Mills, Mitchell (Wis1
Morgan, Murphy, Palmer, Pasco. Ran.
som. Roach, Smith, Turpie, Vest. Villas
VOORHEES,, Walsh White-3 80
Noes-Aldrich Allison, Carey. cbana.
Ter, Cullom, Davis, Dixon, Dolph, Duboi.
Frye, Ga'linger, Hale Hansbrourh
HaNley, Higgins, Hill, Jones (Neyl
Lodge, Mcmillan, Manderson. Mitchell
Orr, Patton, Peffer Perkins plat.
Power, Proctor, Quay, Sherman, Shoun
Squire. Stewart. Teller Washburn-34
Inc pairs were as follows, tho first
r: red would have voted for the bill. the
others against it: Brice and Wolcott.
Butler and Cameron Camden and ct.
tigrew, Gordon and Wilson, Pugh and
tioar. Mcpherson and Morrill,
The vote then ammo, need by the vico
president-ayes 20. noes 34-was re-
ceived in silence. Mr.. Harris moved
that conference committee of seven
senators on the disagreeiEg votes of the
two houses be appointed. and although
| MIR. Allison protested against this ac-
| ton, maintaining that as yet there was
no disagreement the motion prevailed,
and the vice president appointed the fol.
lowing committee Messrs voorhees,,
| Harris, Vest, Jones tArk), Sherman AL
lison and Adrch Mr.. Harris then
moved that the senate adjourn until Il
o'clock Friday, winch was agreed to at
1O:43 o'clock.
| The announcement of the close of the
long struggle was signal for 4 scene
| of raralv Witnessed IN, tb,
| and dignitied senate chamber
| Washington. July 6-The events of in
| terest in tn" house to-day was cable
| gram of congratulaton from the Brazil
| ian chamber of deputies to the house Of
| representatives on the l1Sth anniversary
of the American independence, and the
reception Of the tariff bill This latter
| event excited Democratic applause and
| the Till was laid upoA the speakers table,
! A joint resolution to authorize the secre-
| tary of the navy to continue the employ
ment of mechanics and laborers in the
| navy yards who have been discharged on
| account of the failure of congress to pass
| the necessary appropriation bills. was
| passed after some tart remarks from
! Messrs Cannon and Reed The bill to
| subject to state taxation national bank
| notes and use treasury notes consumed
the entire afternoon and no conclusion
| had been reached when the house ad-
/ journed.
! Washington, July THE senate held
short session and adjourned at l:oo untii
Monday. without having transacted any
| business of Importance.
The bill for the state taxation OF green
backs occupied the attention of the house
| all day, and it was passed by very
| large majority. The only point OF inter
est in the days proceedings was the
taking of the tariff bill from the speakers
| table and its reference % the committee
on ways and means, but this was unat-
| tended by any excitement or felnaIks'
/ Sc eral unimportant bills were passed
WASHINGTON. July 9-The intense in
| teIest and wild excitement which marked
/ the passage Of the Wilson bill by the
| hcrse some months ago, and which was
| then transferred in a modified and more
i dignifed form to the senate, broke OUT
| again in the house to-day when the tarlH
| bill was put in conference after some hve-
" debate in the house, the amendments
| being disagreed to in gross and Wilhout
opportunity for separate votes on special
| schedules Mr. Reed took occasion TO
| twit the Democrats for following the
| precedent set by the Republicans ID the
| Fifty first congress, proceeding "hlen
| they had violently denounced al the
| time
/ Mr. Wilson urged on the house the ne
cessity Of standing steadfastly by the
| two cardinal principles Of the house Dill
free raw material and the ad vaiorem
system of taxation and Of thus keeping
faith with the people who had sent them
TO congress to effect this reform. he was
| answered by Mr.. Reed Mr.. Payne anu
others. and then. after the adoption ol
| Mr. Wilson's motion and the appoint
mont of conferee,, the house adjourned
The conferces are Messrs, wilson ot
West Virginia. McMillin Of Tennessee
Turner of Georgia, Montgomery OF heh-
tneky Democrats. and Reed OF Maine
Burrows Of Michigan and Payne OF New
York, Republicans.
LaYv..s Men Arrested.