The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-17
THE wooL scnnDUhE PASSED.
Quay Paused in His speech Long Enough
to Allow Vote.

W 4hAiON -
WASHINGTON, June l6.-AmOng the
business Of the morning hah-hour IN
the Senate was the passing Of the Senate
bill releasing and discharging the sureties
of Isia Morgan, land-omce receiver III
Tallahassee, ria, from 800 70 Io'V' ,,,.
The tariff bill was taken UP al 4V'oV'
and fair progress was made IN lls con -
st.eratiou. although at one PERIOD II dP-
peared as il the time might be Whony
consumed by Mr. quay IN readlnS uiS
ninth portion OF his uNenQluS aPecCH'
FOR reasons satisfactory 10 himself ne
halted and allowed the WOODEN schcu"'e
10 be proceeded with. Mr.. Pe1ers > sched-
ule 10 admit all WOOlen mahuIacI uIo lIe0
OF duty in relation 10 putting WOOL Oh N"e
free list, received only his vote ana those
of the two other Popuilsts (Ailen anu
kyle. From that on through the schei-
ME there was very httle friction or de-
lay. on womens and children dress
goods. however, paragraph Zo5) the j.
mace Committee amendment, making the
duty 0.per cent. al ValOren. ON goods
valued at not over W cents pound anu
50 per cent ad vdlOrem on goods Fa4-
ued at more than 80 cents pound, met
a slight obstruction in the adverse votes
~ tv,o Democratic Senators. Mr Coke,
of Texas. demanded the yeas and nays
ON the amendment, and both he ana Mr.
Berry. OF Arkansas, voted against H.
rThav had VOting Wilh them only one Ke-
publican, Mr.. Teller OF colorado, anu
Two Pouilists-Senat0rs Allen and Kyle.
Then the silk schedule was taken up ana
disposed OF. except as 10 the TWO hr5l
paragraphs-spu silk and SILK VeEe's'
which were reserved until Monday. scheu-
ule M-pulp, papers and books hdFlHs
been reached. the bill was laid aside, ana
the Senate, AT Y. ~, adjourned.
rh, t,a,an Approp riatIon 1911 Passed.
WASHINGTON, June lG.-After ten ten
DAYS consideration Of the measure V,c
House to-day operating under tnS "
adopted yesterday, inaily ulspohSu Va
the Indian app opriation bhl soua'au-
TALLY as reported to the House py .. 1i.e
Committee on Indian Affairs. Ihere "el =
numerous minor amendments agIeeu 70
I'm the course Of the debate on the Dill
but the most important, probaDly' 1 "l'
that offered to-day by Mr.. Cof1een 'DeH',
Wyomlng). directing the Secretary Oh the
Interior 10 detail a special agent 10 ne
gotiate with the ShOshOne and Arapdn"e
Indians for the purchase OF q POI Uol' @
of the ShOshOne reservation IN Nyoiihii7
The provision in the bill directing lns
transfer Of the Indian warehouse ana
purchasing agency from New YORK 10
Chicago which gave rise 10 one OF tne
most spirited episodes OF the debate, was
struck out Of the bill on point or order'
A motion by Mr.. Gear (Rep. la 10
recommit the bin with instructions 70
contract schools was ruled out on a point
Of order. From this decision Of the Chalr
Mr.. Cannon (Rep, I'D appealed, Dut tle
appeal was tabled-l55 TO g.
The vote was generally along party
lines the Populists voting with the DEM
Ccrats, and the following Republicans
also. % sustain the Speaker: Messrs Aps-
lev Broderick. Childs. Cogswen, Draper
Farmann. Pickler and Walker.
The question was then, shall the Dill
passT'
on division the House voted l37 10 Z,
the Republicans refrainng. No quorum
was suggested and tellers were ordered.
The vote through them was: Ayes, 1885,;
noes. %. The bin passed and at 4:f0 the
House adjourned TN Monday
The days session was begun with n
controversy between Mr. Reed (Rep., Me)
and the Speaker as 10 whether or not Mr..
Richa rdsons Oem.. TENN personal ex-
planation yesterday was preceded by a
request OF the House for unanimous con-
sent Mr.. Reed insisted that IL was not
material. and was borne out in his state
ment by the Record and the recollection
OF members about him. The Speaker was
jLst as confident that the request was
submitted and was sustained by Mr..
Richardson and members about the latter.
The matter stands at that.