The evening world., 1894-08-18
SENATE IS ALL DONE.
No More Tariff Legislation in the
Upper Chamber.
A Vote In Favor OF the Earliest
Possible Adjournment
White, OF California, IL Appointed
to the Finance Committee.
(By Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, Aug. lS-When Sena-
tor Harrss resolution for the appoint
ment of Senator White. OF California, TO
the vacancy on the Finance Committee
was laid before the Senate at ILLS to-
day.
AIR. Henderson Rep.. Neb) said there
would be no objection to the resolution
to-day. ami explained that the opposition
yesterday contained no reflection on the
Senator from California, Mr.. White.
Mr.. Hill concurred with Mr.. Mander-
son, and expressed the hope that the
resolution would be passed. II was then
adoptei without division.
Inc Murphy Resolution. declaring
against turtner tarin Legislation, went
over temporarily at the request Of Mr..
German.
Ine resolution of Mr.. Gray dem.
DeL), lnstruclIng the Finance LomnIit.c
70 report DaGn me Free sugar piii with
an aAienuuIent " suike out the one
elkulu uulerenliaI ON reuiieu sugar Was
ia.u ueiure the senate.
ar. ahenLerson offered an amendment
InstruCtils tne CunulIttee TO report an
anienuineut pro'iuins Tor the sugar
Uouuty VI eAlsliIIb idN.
Mr Gray ucniauueu division OF the
Question. some uepate occurred on the
paIiIaii.cntaiy Situation
the vote suuuiu We hrst taken on AIR.
Aianuerson auisnuInebt " Instruct Inc
COMMITTEE 10 fepoIt BACK al amends
nent the Free sugar Di.l, providing
lor Inc Mchiniey county On raw uo-
nleslir Susars. Great interest WAS
Manifested IN the result VI the roll
CAL.
Iue Two Louisiana Senators ana the
three Popuiisls voted IN favor OF tne
AIauueTsOu aIuGnunIvul, wnIGu rSCeis eu
"a yeas 10 ~ hays. ihe poin. OF no
quorum Was then raised ana Inc roll
Was Called.
- 80. developed the presence OF
n..y-IO.r Sena.Ols, eleven more than a
quoruW, tGo1Sn no qdofun hai NotSu'
~ L.Ie Ie4aC5I VI oSnatoi Ioi man tne
uray -Aiduu.rson reao.u.lon Was leinpo-
raruy lGiu asiue " Walt Tor VUlins
sena,or Murphy then called ny mis- res
olu,Ion uvciafInS against Lurther tariii
lee .sIatIon a. tiIis sSSsion.
Air. AI.ipny oAerGu an amendment 10
ms resOI4Iion ueGIarlAS II 10 De the
sense OF lne senate lnaI no Iurtner
taIuL IegIsidliOn snOuII De CONSIDERED AT
tdIs s-ssion, anu iIIA. Al "sS "a. .s-. Die
10 auJUurn at the earliest possible mo
meat,
Without a word OF debate the vote was
tanen on the TesOIutIUu as modihed. Al
Was Carried, - 10 10, the vote IN detail
being IS louo"s.
Yeas-Aldreh. Allison. Blanchard. Gallery,
C4iey, LG@uu,er. CANON. DAVIS pOiph. uaIiIn-
ger, Gibson. GOrmsn, Jones lNsS.J. NILE. Aan-
uerson, AItchen tUrs.J. Aurpny. rstIOn, PeHeI.
re.usreM. rl.tt, PaSh aa-y' Roach sAoup,
smIlu, StewArt-9T.
Nays-pAls. Berry, Blackburn CockrsiI. Coke.
Faulkner. George. Harris. Hunton jarvis, Lind
say. h4..son, Iurpls, SsAI, VIA, MhiIe-lS.
The pairs announced were as follows
The nTst named wouid have voted In the
Affirmative II present:
Allen with an; Wolsott with Bricej
Cameron with BuIleT. Squire with
Daniel; Dubois with smith. Dixon with
Mcl.aurin; Frye with Mills; Power with
Gibson; Wilson with Gordon; Hale with
Mitchell WIS., Hansbrough with Pal.
mer; Hawley with Pasco; Higgins with
Jones Ark; Hoar with Morgan; Nc
MILAN with Irby; Morrill, with McPhsr-
son; Washburp With Martin; Perkins
with Roach; sherman with Voorhees,
Lodge with Walsh.
! A great deal OF confusion followed the