The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-07-30
ATLANTA'S LUCK,
THAT $1,000 ITEM GOES IN TEE
BILL SURE
0hE-F0URTH TO MOVE THE BUILDING.
"uo"'on NOW About the Appropriation
the Ixposition-The Government will
Make o Magnificent Exhibit,

washington. July 26.-(Special)-Th Cot
Ton states and international exposition il
10 nave an appropriation of $780, 900 from
the government for a government buildins
and exhibit
All amendment was incorporated In the
sundry civil bill by the senate committee
on appropriations this morning, making
such provisions. 1t simply provides for an
appropriation of $4,000 $4,000 of which is
TO be used in moving the government build
ing from the worlds fair grounds at Chica-
go or for erecting a new building $40 900 for
clerk hire, and the remainder for an eX-
hibit
Fresldent Collier told the committee this
morning that the exposition company would
nave no trouble in making all prepare tons
within the time before the exposition is to
be thrown open. Senator Cockrell ques-
toned him closely about the plans of the
position. The answers were satisfactory
and the committee voted upon the amend
meht' adopting it unanimously. There will
pe no ulHlcGity about getting the bill
through the senate and the conference COM
mlttee. 1t should pass the senate Saturday
or Monday and so through. the conference
committee and the house early next week
Everything will probably be smooth sailing
from now on
Captain Howell, who has done splendid
work in bringing Senators German and
Bflce around to the support of the bill, is
satisfied that no more snags will be found in |
the channel He and Mrs Howell will.
therefore. leave for home tomorrow morn |
Ing. lie saw Speaker Crisp tonight and |
the speaker told him there would probably
De no further trouble. 1t was almost neces-
sary Tor the sundry civil bill to become
law by the LIST of August. Otherwise an
extension Won1 |
nave TO be made. To prevent this the |
speaker thought the senate would rush the |
Dill through. Then it would go to confer
ence and he hoped to see it a law next
Tuesday. ~
All the COnferees Are Friendly
Inc process through which the bill must |
go Is FIRST, to pass the senate. Then it goes |
to conference committee of the two |
houses 10 consider senate amendments. |
When the conferees agree, 1t goes to the |
respective houses and the conference report |
Is always adopted. The senate conferees |
VII De senators Cockrell, German and AL |
i'' H. Inc mouse conferees will be Messrs
savers, O'Neil1 and Coggswell Savers is
ne Only one OF the six who voted against 1t |
n the committee and he will make no fight |
n conference with the others against him
speaker Crisp thinks the bill is saf e and he
mighty good authority. President Collier |
nd Mr.. Cabaniss will remain several DAYS I
niger to prepare a bill containing the adj
iotlNc IcdluIeS. Inc SunuTY civil Dill | =.
Ill contain only the appropriations. There
Ill be no trouble about passing the other :
ILL., 1t can be put through separately In I
lie n ornlng hour any day, or, if it does not | =
ass until next season it will make no ma | =
i1al d1ferance. With the money appropri- | =
ed, the work of moving the Chicago buld- :,
{ or erecting n new one can begin a once |
senator German, of Maryland, deserves | f,
e thanks of all GeOrgians for what he did | =
+ this bill. 1t was he who, at the earnest | Il
quest of the Georgians, who are his per- 81
nal friends induced Senator Cockrel and a.
G other members of the committee to | n
ant this appropriation. But for the fact | f.
AZ ne actively took the matter in charge | A.
n.Y.xed Two n-Se----l>st | ss
d. c., July H.-lSpeclai, $,
r,a civil sundry bill was not repo, 'I I,ls,, N
! ate today 1t cannot reach lha' ooN' p
-, until Monday, as the SENATE N IL
.tourred over. Senator Blackburn sa'u W. p
,r,+ that the bill will be passed Mo''u'' Il
:, ,,,,,asdav it will be in conference - c
Itch, Evan p. Howell and Mrs. ho"en d
o. For Atlanta this morning. MI Caoa''''' o
-, Collier leave tonight.