The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-31
APPROPRIATION BILLS.
oNII MBAS URHs or IsPORTAN0E
NOW BEF0RB CONGRESS-.
House Conferecs Refuse to Grant n Million
for discriminating the Russian Thistle.
Proceedings of the House.

WASHINGTON. July 3O.-Thc points
.,str marked to-days session OF the Senate
N.as an oppressive heat. and as a result
~ q ID general apathy in regard 10 all
.t+.-s ~ legislation that come up for
...l.- throughout most Of the day there
yere not onc-third Of the eighty-iive sena-
tors rr,sort The Nice-Presldent. however,
xcas back auI in the chair, and Messrs.
Hoar aui Morgan were also in their seats
after an absence OF several weeks The
conference report Oh the agricultural APP
preparation bill was presented and agreed
a. lu, there was a point in the bin which
ro a-rc,ment had been reached by the
c..t.rccs.
That RUSSIAN THISTLE BUSINESS.
That was the Senate amendment ap-
irlritung million dollars for the eX-
irfalun OF the Russian thistle. The SEN
l.c insisted formally on that amendment.
asked the House for further confer
re. The House joint resolution extend
the appropriations up TO and including
tc l4th Of August was passed, ana IN
Connection with II the status OF the gen
s-al appropriation bills was given 10y
Mr. Cockrell chairman of the Committee
o1 Appropriations Eight OF the thirteen
$50 gone through conference and had
ls.l sent TO the President. Three OF the
-~ lining five 0nCluding the agricultural
q-, been repOrtea-the sundry ciVil and
q general deficiency. Soon afterwards
li report the sundry civil bill. and
sl that he would ask the Senate TO
.rsi der IL tomorrow.
PupIIC PRINTING BILL,
House bill providing for the public
pr.ung binding. and distribution OF pub
n, documents was taken up. 1t was "a
compilation and q MODIFICATION Of all the
existing laws on the subject and was
% ln ffrr on. f~Frnf Of Q ha
Committee on Printing as measure Ot
v,ry great Importance.
The only committee amendment to the
Nu which met with any opposition was
tr. inserting u new section authorizing
t.e Public Printer 20 employ appreh-
t.rae not exceeding twenty y-nNe al any
time. This amendment was oppose1 Dy
Nr PETER. in The interest of the lpyo-
Graphical Unions. ana WIS ddFocateu
g. ifr Henderson. Who characterized the
r.-e uf labor societies torhluulhS the en-
t.gwcnt Of apprentices as a species OF
tyranny OF the most objecuonaDle chaI-
Dir. Palmer expressed astonishment at
Pcner's position 20 the chance OF boys
leaning n trade The amendment was
a.reed TO. and the hll passed anu a con-
ference asked-Messrs German, kahsohl
aai Nanderson being appointed conleIees
ol the part of the senate
ropUIIsT MEASURE.
lfr. Allen. the Popullst from Nebraska,
l'.i 'l"N,| Gs ts,- ii'-" IAN b.,.iro COR lis
,.,is ..rsor ,be r,lief of the several States
oi Ine I mon, D.. ",' ,b,. statcs according
r6-.,,i,tioI ~ nffv million dollars i'm
tD~.do sii,r, rotte IN h. is.Ied for the pur-
I't"N"' .l f,r tbs "reliaf of
pose alIt 10 "' SS'' i'' ''0
."S WvttnN H. ,.,..,,,,..,,, is to ne
''',II'i i ctata Lords Lc1rine Two per
st .I''i "l ..i-' i rot lees tban
~. ,',, -'.,r, iba- tan ,ears after date.
ihr senate az .f..,. t..,' a l''' " snort eA'0u-
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WASHINGTON d. c. july 20-After |
thc r,a3me of the journal Alr Talbert |
lIenL. $ ca made "a parliamentary I'm !
ggirv "a. s1id +.', . ,,SeIl aeo. I'm view |
OF the fact that ihe two branches of |
C.ner,.e seemed d. ff doq6-locked on the !
f.-i0 ru tr i.4 in,,ol,,csd "a resoli,- |
ion caI.rl, ON fra Commiftee on Coinage |
W.lrfte and sfoae.,r-s a. report blli !
providing for the fra. coinage Of silver at |
ii ratio NJ ls o. /. also II resolution calling |
upon the COMMITTEE. ON Banding and Cur
rency 20 report any or an measures pend |
irg before lt providing for a revision Of |
tle financial system OF the Government |
So that the House might proceed 10 the |
accomplishment of Il demand by the pub |
lic for relief He wanted to know what |
had become " those resolutions as he |
lad not heard anything of them Speak |
.r Crisp. understanding that Mr.. Talbert |
lrse. informed him that the resolutions
were SIN before the committees. and that
me matter ol1 not constitute question |
ol prkilr1e
Mr Idlhert explained that he was max
nag Il latIamentary inquiry, but failed 10
4+iKe himself clearly understood, as the |
ieah'I ",s IdFlns MN 10 order; lie
a" MAKE hlilavt4 HtaiG 10 ask Mnether
Yi H"t IL WaS He privilege or the COM
"tItlev 70 p'suoI-- I.0le ., lile ItSolLtlou-
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