The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-12-14
EAST SHOWED UNDER.
Money to Enforce the Law Voted by
the West and South.

Money to Enforce the Law Voted by
the West and south.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.-The House to-
day passed three appropriation bills-the ur-
gent deficiency, Notifications and Military
Academy--and made fair progress on the
pension bill. Mr.. Cochran secured a record
making vote on the appropriation for the
collection of the income tax by moving to
recommit the bill, with instructions to
strike it out, but his motion was defeated
by 12O majority, the vote standing 49 to
1863. The Notifications bill. as passed, car
ried 1873. .057-s5. .47s.646 less that the esti-
mates. and the Military Academy bill, $751;
67S-sl27,372 less than the estimates The
pension bill, to which the day will be de-
voted tomorrow, carries sl4l, ,3S1, ,570-s2OO, 900
less than the estimates, and 10.2O0 900 less
than the appropriation for the current fis-
cal year.
Mr.. Brown of Indiana, chairman of the
elections committee, at the opening of the
session, gave notice that the election case
of Williams VS.. Settle had been postponed
until Jan. Is and then. without further pre-
liminary business, the House went into
committee of the whole for further consid-
Grafton of the urgent deficiency bill.
The pending amendment was that of Mr.
Henderson, of Iowa. TO reduce the appro-
priation of s25O.0Oo for special pension ex-
aminers TO sl25,0Oo.. Mr.. Henderson denied
Mr.. Bynum's imputation that his motion
not made in good faith. Mr.. Hender-
sohs amendment was Iost-59 10 So The
committee then arose and reported the
bill to the House, with favorable recon-
mendation. The previous question was or
dered and MIR. Cochran then moved to re-
commit the bill. with instructions to strike
out the appropriation for the collection of
the income tax. Mr.. Cockran's motion was
defeated-i9 to 1e9-the detailed vote being
as follows:
Yeas-Adams Of Pennsylvana, AIdrich.
Baker of New Hampshire, Bartlett. Bing-
ham, Boutelle, Bromwell, Brosius. Bundy,
Cadmus, Campbell, Clancy, Cochran. Coffin.
iels, Draper. Dunn, Fielder, Gardner, Gear,
Geissenhainer. Graham. Grosvenor. Grow,
Harmer Hicks, Hooker. L.afevre, Louden-
Morse, Page, Reyburn, Russell of Connecti.
cutt, Scranton. Sickles Stephenson, Stew
ems w; A stone; storer, Thomas, wads-
worth, Wagner, Weaver. Woomer.
Nays-Abbott. Alexander, Allen, Arnold,
Avery, Bailey. Baker of Kansas. Baldwin.
Bankhead. Barnes. Barwig. Beckner. Bell
of Colorado. Bell of Texas Beltzhoover,
Bland, Bowers of California, Branch.
Breckenridge Brieker.. Bretz. Broderick.
baniss Cannon of California. Cannon of
Illinois, Caruth, Catchings. Causey, Clark
of Missouri. Clark of Alabama Cobb of
Alabama. Cobb of Missouri, cockren. Cof-
feen. Cooper of Indiana, Cousins. Cox.
Grain. Crawford. Culberson. Curtis OF Kan
sas, Davey. Davis, Dearmond, benson.
Dockery, Dolliver. Durborow. Edmunds.
Ellis of Oregon, English OF California Err
loe Epes, Erdman, Geary. German Grady.
Gresham, Grout. Hager, Hall of Mime
sofa. Hall OF Missouri Harmon, Harris.
Harrison. Hatch. Haugen. Hayes Hoard
He.ner Henderson OF Iowa, Henderson of
North Coraiina, Henry. Hepburn. Hit, Ho,-
man, Hopkins, Hudson. Hulick Hull.
Hsnter Isirt Is,ar GIhn5en e North pa
Lane Lapham. Latimer. Lawson Lester.
Little: LIVINGSTON. Lucas. Lynch. .ataidox.
Mcguire. Mallory. Marsh. Marshall Martin
OF Indiana. McCreary OF Kentucky, Me-
Dearmon. .MeEtrick. McKaig. McMillin. Me-
Nagny, McRae. Money. Montgomery.
Moore Morgan. Murray. Mutchler. Ne.il.
Ogden, O'Nelll OF Missouri. Outhwate Pat
terson, Pearson. Penileton oe West Virginia.
Perkins. Pickler. Piggott. Reilly Richard
son Of Tennessee, Robbins; Russell OF
ley. Simpson. Smith. SnodgraSs. Somers.