The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-02

Simpson, c. w. Stone, rep, of Pennsyl-
Vanla; Dunn, Abbott, OF Texas: johnson
OF Indiana; Hartman, rep, of Montana; /;
Swanson, Newlands, Wheeler, Of Iowa (;
Tracey, Cummings and Dingley.
by this time u was 30 o'clock and
the two hours allowed for debate expired
ana unanimous consent was asked that
the debate might be extended till 3
clock but Mr.. Bailey demanded the
regular order.
Mr. Abbott's amendment was rejected
without division, and that Of Mr. John
son, OF North Dakota, by vote Of II
ayes to 1856 nays
Mr. Outhwaite's amendment to strike
OUT section , of the substitute, received,
on DIVISION, "a ayes and l39 nays, and the
yeas and nays We're ordered On the yea
ana nav call the republicans voted and
the result was announced as yeas l29,
nays l44, thus sustaining the vote on the
ulVlSlon. The announcement was greeted
with slight ripple of applause
Inc republicans refrained from voting
on the question Of adopting the substitute
offered by Mr. Bland for the pending bill
but an exact quorum was announced by
the speaker-ayes 1876; noes IA.
Mr. Tracey asked for tellers, and MIR.
Bland demanded the yeas and NAYS,
which were ordered. The call resulted ,
the republicans voting yeas III; nays 96.
The bill being read third time, Mr.
Tracey moved to recommit the bill 10 the
committee on coinage, weights and
measures, without instructions. The
motion was lost by vote Of ~ ayes to
100 nays.
The motion, on the division. received 70
votes in the Affirmative and 1850 In the
negative. The yeas and nays were called,
resulting; Yeas, l82; naVs, l67.
AT 40 o'clock the speaker said: "The
question Is, shall the bill pass2u In
response thereto a mighty volume of
sound rolled out AYE"
Some one demanded a division, which
was had, resulting: Ayes, l54 noes, "a.
THE BILL PASSED.
Mr. Tracey called for the yeas and
nays, and the request was supported by a
sumcient number to secure them.
The roll was called. and, at 5:l5 o'clock,
the vote was announced as: Yeas 1GS,
nays l29.
80 the bill is passed. - said the speaker,
following which there was applause from
its friends
The following republicans voted with
the democrats AMI pOpulists in favor of
the passage of the bill; Messrs. Aitken,
Bowers, BrOderick, Curtis of Kansas, Doc
little, Ellis of Oregon, Funston, Hart
man, Hepburg, Hermann Lucas, Marsh
MURRAY, Plckler, Post, Settle, Sweet,
White and Wilson Of Washington-l9
The following democrats voted with the
bulk of the republicans against the bill
Messrs, Barnes, Barwig, Beltzhoover,
Brickner, Cadmus, Campbell, Causey,
Clancy, Cobb, of Missouri; Compton,
Coombs, Covert, Cummings, De Forest,
Dunphy Erdman, Everett Fielder, Gels
senhainer, Griffin, Haines, Harter, Hayes,
johnson, of Ohio; Lapham, Lockwood,
Lynch, Magner, McAleer, McEtteck, Nc
kaig, Meyer, Mutchler, O'Nen, Outh-
white, Ryan, Schermerhorn, Pig
OFT, Somers, Sperry, Straus, Stevens,
Talbot, Tracey, Warner, Wells, Gold
Zier, Page and Sickles-i9
The bill appropriating $45, 900 for rails
ing the wreck Of the Kearsarge was then
called up by Mr. Cummings, dem, of New
York, and passed by unanimous consent.
The House then at 500 o'clock, ad-
journed until tomorrow at noon.