The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-07-30
Fear Ths PPRoPK1ArIoN BILLS.

WAsHINd the President VIII Veto
teen generic and Harbor Measure.
to be actedIro Cry, July 29.-0f the four
conferencelh appropriations, two remain
president upon by the senate four are in
laws. The i've are in the hands OF the
eral deficitsnd the others have become
have not VI sundry civil bill and the gen.
from the lncy bills are the ones which
The comm g been reported to the senate
the sundrlcommittee on appropriations
realization ittee hopes to be able TO report
upon why civil oil tomorrow, but the
at its md Of this expectation depends
the work. ther the fun committee
general dieting tomorrow shall ratify
received al Of the subcommittee. The
committed Efficiency bill has not yet
which hav ~ attention whatever from the
lures and on appropriations. The bills
pension, H. received the presidents sigma
tons. TAaaye thus become laws are the
still has ulostoffice and naval appropria-
lative, exds i've bills which the president
matte, forlider consideration are the legis-
bills. Thicutive and judicial. army, dipIo-
agricultu1 locations and military academy
river and Sc in conference are the Indian,
ficiency bial, District of Columbia and
so that an harbor bills. The general de-
made befd has purposeIy been held back
The suriT necessary additions might be
committeIre adjournment.
only beendry civil bill has given the sub
day durius great deal of work, and 1t has
the event. by continuing its sittings every
have the IL the past week and into some of
commlttehgs that the subcommittee will
unusual bill in shape to report to the full
bill urgede tomorrow. There have been an
and il is tnumber of amendments to this
shall be d upon the committee this session
of change Understood that when the report
aggregate laGe il will show large number
templates from the house bill and alarger
which a appropriation than was con-
given I'll. All the appropriation bills
work, aae IN the conference stage have
contestedle conferees more or less
is undo the house has stubbornly
of horns the senate amendments. 1t
riculturalrstood there was a locking
priating between the conferees for the ag-
of the Rd bin over the amendment appro-
ern stateisl 900 for the determination
agreemed isSian thistle in the Northwest
stoned bii, and that failure to report an
interest tt on the Indian bill was occa-
funds to differences on the question of
trust for 10 be paid by the government on
of the ID be held by the government in
which indians growing out of the sales
carries. lnds provided for In the treaties
The cdhe Indian appropriation bill
bill are
senate dnferees on the river and harbor
house M sitting daily in the room of the
the sendommittee on commerce. The
this bill. bmbers do not seem pleased with
fear thadt tie addition of over S., 600, COO to
as IL pas and some of them express the
with thI if the bill is sent to the president
understood the senate 1t will be sent back
York hde executive disapprovai. IL is
objectioiod the appropriation for New
positionlrbors is one of the items to which
the senal is made, and there appears dis
tinuous to make general opposition to all
te amendments providing for con-
Ror4 IMPROVEMENTS.