The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-17
THE FOUR POP GUN BILLS
ARE AL SENT BY THE SENATE TO
TIE FINANCE COMMITTEE,
Eighteen ofthe Pension Bills Passed-Mr.
Hill Calls for the Exclusion ssd De-
portation OF A len Anarchists Bill.

WASHINGTON. August l6-As soon as
the reading Of yesterdays Journal was
finished the Senate bill for the exclusion
and deportation OF alien Anarchists, was
on motion of Mr.. I'm Dem. y. ". taken
from the calendar for consideration.
lie stated that the bill was virtually a
report from the conference committee.
The House had passed a bill TO provide
for the consular inspection of immigrants
abroad The Senate had substituted for
! that bill another one. A conference com
mittee had been appointed. The commit
tee had finally agreed upon this bill, but
the House conferrees did not wish 10 have
the House bill killed. They wanted 1t to
remain over untn next December. The
Senate conferrees had consented TO that
and. in The meantime. the conferrees Of
| both Houses had agreed to the pending
! bill.
After a brief discussion the bill was
! passed without division.
! Mr. DOlph gave notice OF an amendment
| TO the free sugar Dili. for the restoration
Of the Mckinley duties on wool.
At the close OF the morning hour -
| M.-the unfinished business (beinS the
! free sugar bilD was laid before the Sen
ate the pending question being on Mr..
Harris motion TO refer the bill TO the
Committee on Finance.
NOTICES oF AMasDMENTs.
Notices Of amendments were given as
Ey Mr.. Aldrich: Adding a new section
10 repeal the tariff bill just as passed.
| Bv Mr. MandersOn: TO continue the
sugar bounty until l. 1893.
! Mr. Berry called for the yeas and nays
on the motion 10 refer. After one or TWO
names were called Mr. Vest arose and
addressed the Chair. but there were cails
| Of too late" from the Republican slde'
! and Mr Vest resumed his seat. The rolf
call was continued and the vote resulted
Yeas~Iiessrs. Aldrich. Allison, Blanch-
Chandler, Cullom. Davis Faulkner'
! Gallinger Gibson German, Hanshrough'
! Harris. Higgins. Jones tArk), Kyle Man
| derson Murphy, Patton PETER, Perkins
Pettigrew, Platt, Pugn, quay hoach' ohe'-
man. Shoup. Stewart. u,-,.,
Nays-Messrs. Bate. Berry. Blachburn'
Gockrell' Coke, George cray cray MHui,nr}bUoi
! WisJ, Palmer, Ransom, Vest Villas
| Mhite-7.
So the free SUGAR bill tqgsther WITH y,artaS the
| 10 the Finance Committee
rRFT co.h BILL ALSO.
The free coal bin was then taken up
| and Mr. Harris moved 10 refer IL 10 the
Finance Committee. Agreed to-yeas' 80;
"@E TIE 1 Vote was the same as before. with
the addition Of Messrs. Dolph' Jones
| NevJ and Mitchell (Ore) TO the afiirma-
me next was the bill for free iron ore.
| and the Ike motion TO refer 1t TO the
| Finance Committee was made ana asreeu
| 10 as follows.
Yeas -Alirich, Allison BLANCHARD
| Brlce Butler. Canery, Camden, Carey
! Chandler. C,illom Davis. Faulkner. Gal
| llnccr. Gibson. German, Hansbrough
Harris, ,Higgins, Jones [AI,rk,l, Jones Jones
Murphy, Patton, PETER, Perkins, Petit
grew, piatt pugh' . ln1y, ROACH Shg-r-
| man. Shoup. Sml,h, '1teWart; VI alsh -.
NaysIBate Kerry; rax BiacTHPI5n Hgpt6n CJeE Isr-
! Wis. Lindsay McLauren, Mitchell (Wis.l
| Palmer, Turpie. Vest Villas, White-li
| The ncXn bin was the barbed-wire
! bul. and that was referred 10 the Finance
J Committee without division.
THE PENSION BILLS.
The Senate then, 10y unanimous con-
! sent took up the pension bills on the
/ calendar and passed them-eisnteen III
! number-as well as the House bill en-
! p0woring the fOurth-class postmasters TO
! administer Oaths 10 pensioners
/ = joint resolution was reported from
/ the Committee on Public Grounds and
! Buildings and was passed
/ After a brief executive session, the
Senate. at $40, adjourned until to-wor-
row.
The House.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 1.-THE large un-
/ occupied spaces on the floor Of the House
| OF REPRESENTATIVES demonstrated more
/ thoroughly than any other fact could.
! probably. that the end OF the session is
The attendance was about the same as
/ on Friday night pension Sessions and
! the presence Of quorum. IL Is be-
All business transacted from this time
! forward VIII nave 10 be done by unanl-
! nous consent. number Of representa-
4 tel IT,
an indefinite period, "Ou account Of sick
! ness" An epioemc Seems 10 have broken
! out among members since the tariff bin
Most Of tie day was spent in discussing
! the item In the general deficiency appro-
! pritauon bill added by the senate, pro
! Vding FOR the payment of Judgment IN
favor Of the Southern Pacific Railroad
| COMPANY for the transportation Of troops,
mails and merchandise Tor the United
The payment OF the money was bitterly
| opposed by numerous representatives. and
! strongly urged by others and by a vote
| of 90 To- n the House refused 10 concur I'm
the amendment \ few minutes later, on
recommendation Of the conferrees. IL was
agreed to pass the biil, with = reduction
| of the amount Of this itCm 10 81 .275.0O0
An effort was made 10 secure immediate
| consideration OF the bill 10 prohibit the
| immigration Of Anarchists in the United
States, passed to-day by The Senate. but
objection was made by Messrs. Tracy
Warner and others. and the measure was
sent 10 the Committee on judiciary.
THR TARIFF BILL AMENDED
The AicMilin bill. to amend the tariff
bin So as TO take alcohol for use in the
arts off the free list. was reported from
the Committee on Ways and Means, and
after a brief debate passed-l5 10 3.
AIr. Savers. chairman of the Committee
on Authorizations, made the following
statement OF the appropriation bills FOR
the majority OF the committee.
The appropriations made al the present
and extraordinary session Of Congress
including regular annual appropriations
and permanent annual appropriations,
amount 10 $3.50, ,6lS 36J.
Thev arr less than the estimates sub
rnitted by $29 99i. Al; less than the appro-
nriati0ns made at the last session OF the
iasf Congress by $2S .9S9: less than the
appropriations made at the first session
~ the last Congress by sl6,g3l elS; less
tban the appropriations at the last ses-
sion of the Fifty-first Congress by $50
555. .4s1: less than the appropriations made
at the FIRST session Of the Fifty first Con-
gress by s3.7N,sl9
The Speaker announced the enrolment
and signing Of the sundry civil appropris-
ton bill, ana the House. at 4:i5 o'clock.
a.4fo,frpa1 until Monday.