Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-07
SLAUGHTERED IN THE HOUSE
The Affirmative Vote Was
All Democratic.
Republican. Joined by n Minority OF
Democrats seouro Decisive
Majority Against thc Meas
ure-lhc rarin nan.



Washington. June s,-rhe house to-
day concurred in the senate bill au-
thorizing the construction Of n bridge
across the Monongahcla river at Home.
stead; passed the bin extending the
time OF payment for purchase OF lands
OF the Omaha Indians and adopted a
resolution authorizing tiP payment OF
$1,000 from the contingent fund to de-
fray the cost OF the armor plate fraud
investigation.
MIR. Turner OF Georgia addressed the
house In favor OF the bill TO repeal the
tax ON state bank circulation, Brief
speeches We're made In opposition to
the bill MIR, Dlngcy, Republican, "
Maino closed the debate W. opposition
TO the bill AT the close OF Mr. Ding
ley's remarks, and after brief eSplo-
nation by Mr. Springer the vote ON
MIR CoS's amendment was lost on a
yea aud nay vote, l02 TO iI2 aH follows,
Yoas-Abhot Alexander Arnold. Bal
ley, Bankhead, BELL. Black OF Georgia,
Bland, Baotnor, Bower, of North caro-
lima, Branch. Breckenridge of Ken
lucky Bum. Cabinas. Campbell.
Chtohings Clark of Missouri, Cobb OF
Alabama. CoclSrell. Cooper Of Florida,
AupleT ul luulNnbt AonNtl W iNNiHl
Cox, Grain, Crawford, Culhprs0n, Cum
mings. Duvsy, Baarmund, pcnlson,
D6smore, ladmunds, Ellis nf Kentucky,
English VI Georgia, Enl0e, llpos, Fith-
Ian fyan, Geury, German. Grady, liall
of Missouri. IIartcr Heard. Henderson
Of North Carolina, Hutchcson, 1zlar,
Jones. Klye, Lntimer. Lnwapn, Lester,
Livingston, Maddox, Mcguire, Mallory,
Marshall. Mccullough, McDearmon,
McLaurln MoMiliin, McRea, Mere
dlth, Mouner, Montgomery Nor
gan, Moses Neil, oates. og-
den, OMEN Of Missouri Pas
ohal, payntor. Patterson. Pendleton OF
Texas, Price. Richardson Of Tennesaee,
Robbins, Russell Of Georgia. sAycra,
She'll snodgrass, StRllings, Stoekdnle,
Stone OF Kentucky. Strait. Swanson.
TAlbert, Fate, Terry, Tracey Tucker,
Turner 81 Georglg Turner Of Nir-
Binia, Turpin. Wasi.i4stan. Wheeler
of Alabama, Williams VI Mississippi,
Wilson OF West virginia. Wise, Wood
ard speaker Crisp. Total, 1o2
Nays-AdamH CPn), Aldrch, Apslpy,
Babcock. Baker ltnnl. nalSor a. ~,
Baldwin, Bnrtholdt Bartlett. iarwlg,
Belden, Bell cob, Bingham, Blair.
Bowers (Cal). Brett Bnckner Broder-
ick. Rrookshire, Hrosius, Brown, Bry-
an. Dynum, Cannon. call, Cannon Qll),
AHllFfNfts .NhNFtNt NflthfIAilHt i|lNNtNf
Cobb (Mo), Cochran. Coffccn Comm,
COOmbs, Cooper CWis)i Cornish, Cous-
ms, Covert. Curtis Gtan). Dalzell, Dam
iels, Davis. pingley, Deliver Doollttlc,
Draper Dunn, Dunphy, Durburrnw,
Ellis tOre), Erdman, Everett, Fielder,
Forman. Funston. uolsscnheimer Gil
letto IN, ", Gillette (Mass), Goldzler,
Griffin. Hagor Grout. Grow, Hnfner
(Neh), Haines. Hall Mnnl. Ham
mond. Hare. Harmer. Harris, Hartman,
Maugen, Hayes. Hendrix, Hepburn,
Hermann, Hicks, HIT, Holman. Hook
er IN. W Hopklnb nal, Houk, Hud-
son. Hulick. Hun. Hunter, Iiirt, John
son "a. ID. Johnson dndD. Eom, Kai-
fer. Lacey, Lane, Lapham, Layton.
Linton. Loudenslagor. Luoaa
Lynch, Wagner, lnhon, Marsh, Martin
Uud), Martin IN ", Mccall, McIenry
Mimi. Mcdonald, Mclcttirick Me-
Gam. McKaig. McKeGhan, McNngny.
Melkle,ohn. Meyers. Murray North
way, o'Neill (Moss), Payne. Pearson,
Pence. Pendloton wv Va), Perkins,
Phillips picklor, PiEott Post Powers,
Quigg, Ray. Rayner, Reid. Reilly Rey-
burn. Richards, Richardson (Atish.j,
Richie. Robinson Pa), Rusis, Ryan,
Settle. Shaw, sibley, siolsles. sipe,
Smith. sorg, Perry. Springer Stevens,
bott Tarsney. Tswney, Taylor dnd),
Taylor CTenn) Thomas. Updegraff,
Vanvoorhls (Ohio), Walker, Wnnger.
Warner Waugh, Weadock. Wheeler
Gli), Williams Qll), Wilson Ohio,
Wilson CWash) Wolverton Woomer,
Wright (Mass) Total, 152.
The affirmative vote was entirely
Democratic. The negative vote was
cast By 81 Republicans. rs Democrats
and Popullsta. viva yoce vote on
the bill war then taken ana the bill
was defeated
~ 1856. amid loud applause. the house
went into committee OF the whole 10
consider the Indian APPROPRIATION and
a iillbuster was started as a result Of
MIR. Hplmun's request that the firat
reading OF the hill be dispensed with,
Mr.. Ray Of New Yerk objocting.
a motion 20 adjourn waa adopted. IOt
TO gs and AT 800 the house adfo,,ruea