The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-03
Tie Senate, by a YOle Of 80 TO is, Re-
fuses 10 Table The Resolution
IEDUSTRIGLS ASK FOR EMPLOYMENT.
,enator PcfIcr Presents Bili Having This
for its Objsci-A ropulist Cnseated
in the House.

f4.i vases. or else Tor National assistance
ID supper, ,hclr own wants by co-opera-
tive industry and forwarding the draft
oi uH 60 carry out their ideas. This
ul requires the Secretary OF War TO
ls4uElaIate system Of public improve
uents, at which employment shah' be
t.-.lsned 10 all citizens applying al the
uAImum rate OF vases al g. a. day. 1he
retary OF the Treasury is 10 issue
..-al tender Treasury notes 10 the amount
u4 $@J0,Vo ana les TO issue annually
e.iacleat amount 10 meet tne require
Ints OF The bin 1ne peuton
and bill We're referred TO the Committee
IA Education and Labor.
Ihe conference report on the )lstilct
OF Columbia appropriation was presented
and agreed 10.
1HE ANTI-orTIoN BILL.
The House ant-option bill was report
f. by Mr. Washburn from the Commit
on Agriculture, and placed on The
endar. Mr.. George (MissJ dissenting
,m the report solely on what he regard
as the inadcquacy of the measure 10
t.ct the intended reform.
Sir Gray chairman Of the select com
u.ttee on the sugar investigation, pre-
s-lted an incomplete report with all
tat evidence taken. and asked that the
committee be discharged from further
don under the resolution appointing 1t.
-p inns request Air. Chandler objected,
.UI 30 Went over.
louse bill TO change the lines between
f.- eastern and western judicial dis
-rcts OF North Carolina. and fixing the
time for holding courts in the eastern
district, was taken from the calendar
and passed
Mr. Hil. from the Committee on In<ni-
alton. reported back the House bin
.Qr the Inspection Of immigrants by
United states COusuls with a substitute.
llnending the excluding OF Anarchists.
te bill goes 10 the calendar.
ToB A COAL 1NyisrIGA1IoN.
The Vice-President laid before the
senate the resolution offered yesterday
ly AlT. Chandler FOR an Investigation
f.1 the organization ana history of the
dominion coal Company of Nova Scotia
ln connection with the tariu legislation,
and MIR. Chandler addressed the SeAate,
SWING statement OF the circumstances
which he thought justified him In offer
ll. the resolution.
At the close of Mir Chambers speech
there was no indication ON the part Of
any other senator To- reply to MIN, and
Nr. Hili moved TO lay the resolution on
the table.
In making the motion Mt Hill said:
Nothing definite has been stated here
that would justify the Senate IN entering
seriously on the proposed investigation.
against any official OF the Government.
any member of Congress, or anybody
else. and ] think We have got enough on
our hands on this second day of August |
without entering on such an invesuga-
ton.
Mr. Chaadler modified his resolution
$" as TO have the investigation made not
by Mr. Grays special committee, but
~ another special committee of
five senator's. The Vice-President put
the question ana announced that
the motion TO lay on the tabl1
was agreed 10, and that call
Tor yeas and nays had not been
seconded Soon afterwards. however, the
vote was taken by yeas ana nays, and
the motion 10 lay Mr. Chambers resolu-
ton on the table was reiected-yeas.
l0; nays. %, as follows:
Neas-Messrs. Berry Blackburn Brice.
Can, Gray Hil Hunton. Mills, Mitchell
tWisD. Palmer, PascO, Roach, Vest Villas,
Walsh and White-l6
Nays-Messrs. Allen. Allison. Bate,
Carey, Chandler, Cockren Coke. Cullom,
Try, Gaailinger German, Hansbrough, |
Harris Hoar, Jones (Nev(, Kyle, Lodge, |
Perkins Platt. Proctor, Pugh, Sherman, |
Shoup Stewart, Teller and Washburn-5J. |
Under the rules of the Senate the resO- |
luton, having been considered during the |
morning hOur, has gone to the calendar |
aud can only come up again by a vote |
Of the Senate.
IUE sUNDRY CIVIL BILL.
The consideration Of the sundry civil |
appropriation bill was resumed. and the |
following among other amendments, We're
TO pay 5000 each to the widows of the
Vance u. c..
Allowing one months extra pay to the
officers and employees Of Congress.
Appropriating $4,000 for recOinage of
Mncurrent fractional silver coin IN the
Treasury.
used boy the President in case of emer-
erncy against the spread of epidemic dis
The bin was then passed.
Mr. Gray. chairman of the select com
mttee on alleged charges of bribery, ma ie
a report as to the recusancy of a witness |
before that cOmmttee-Allen Louis Sey-
,uour-to be transmitted by the Vice
President To the United States District |
Attorney for the District of Columbia,
ana he renewed his request that the COM
Tee De discharged
Ar. Chandler Withdrew the objection
" tlch he had made TO Ike request ear
A.r i'm the day, and the committee was
The House bill was passed authorizing
r Iridee across the lcrdidO river between |
rida and Alabama.
he senate then, az 5:l5 p NJ, after a
Sort executive session. adjourned until |,
tomorrow.
Hou-e Of Representatives.
WASHINGTON, Aug. "a snirft
or. 1I iIHtdependence manifested Itself in
'J Sot Iloas5 to-aay me result Of combined
anything. ana al 3 o'clock adio,Irn,OoauU,V1 ~
was erected without anything OF NM
tance having been ACCOMPLISHED rba
-
was Mr.. GrosNenors Kep., OhioD aftacE
upon the conditions in the army IT.
existence OF which made pOssiIi8 ~
recent consideration Of the "Prlce-Ced
quest iu the department Of the platte
who refused 10 obey an order TO en-
gage in target practice on Sunday. In
the course OF Mr.. GrOsvenors statement il
was developed that President Cleveland |
had taken hold OF the matter. ordered
Cedar's release and that the fine against
him be remltted. ana the officer Who !
Issued the order for Sunday target prac-
tice be himself arrested and tried for
" November 1862. which has been the
law OF the army ever since. ,
Mr.. DOckery presented the conference
report on the district OF Columbia an
lrOprlatiOn bill, and IL was agreed TO. !
Mr. Brown Dem.. Ind then called uD |
Inc contested election case OF Moore VS.
unsten. from the Second Kansas dis !
rict which was considered Yesterday 7
md the vote was taken on the resolutions
declaring Moore entitled TO the seat oc- I
'upied by Mr.. Funston. IL resulted.
cas-. ii6; nays, 81; present and not VotN
ng. 10.
Mr. Moore accompanied by Mr. Jones ! ,
Dem. Na.) appeared at the bar and took r
ne oath Of office. Z
SIR. Paynter gave notice that on Monday /
lext he would call up for consid ration y
ne contested election case OF Williams | -
8. Settle. from the Fifth North Carolina I
district. =
The conference report on the Indian | :.
bill, was presented and was | :,
greed TO. The House further insisted
iDOn It's disagreements to the amend
nents In dispute and ordered a new con