The record-union., 1894-03-02

y vote was then taken on Tue DIdllu
substitute. No attempt to break the
quorum was made on the vote, and then
Bland's substitute was adopted-l7l 10 80.
Before the vote could be taken Tracey
of New York moved to recommlt the Dill
without. instructions to the Committee on
Coinage, Weights and Measures. The
motion to recommit was deieated-I3Z TO
to l67.
y vote was then taken on the final pas
sage of the bill. The bill was passed-l6S
to l3O. Loud cheers and hand -clapping
greeted the final announcement OF the
victory won by the advocates of the meas
ure.
Following is the vote in detail:
Ayes-Abbott, Aitken. Anderson, Alex
ander, Arnold, Bailey, Baker of Kansas,
Bankhe Bell of Colorado, Bell of
Illinois, Bland, Boatner, Boen, Bowers of
California, Branch, Breckenridge of Ar
kansas, Breckenridge of Kentucky, Brett,
Brookshire, Broderick, Brown, Bryan,
Bum, Bynum, Cabaniss, Caminettl,
Cannon of California Caruth, Catchings,
Clark of Missouri, Clarke of Alabama,
Cobb of Alabama, Cockrell, Cotfeeln,
diana, Cooper of Texas, Cox, Crawford,
Culberson, Curtis of Kansas, Davey,
Davis, Dearbond. benson, Dinsmore.
Dockery, Donovan, Doolittle, Durborrow,
Edmunds. Ellis of Kentucky, Ellis of
Oregon, Enloe. Epes, Fithian, Forman,
Funston, Fyan, Geary, Goodnight, Cor
man, Grady, Gresham, Hall of Missouri,
Hammond, Hare, Hartman, hatch
Heard. Henderson of North Carolina,
Hepburn, Hartmann, Holman, Hooker
of Mississippi, Hughson, Hunter, Hutch
eson, Jones, KEN, Kilgore, Kribbs, kyle.
Lacey, Lane, Lattimer, Layton, Lester,
Lisle, Livingston, Lucas, Maddox, Ma
guire, Mallory, Marsh, Marshal, Martin
of Indiana, McCleary of Minnesota, Nc
Creary of kentucky, McCulloch, McDan-
mold, McDearmon, McGann, Mckaighan,
McMillin, McNagy, McRae. Meridith,
Money, Montgomery, Morgan, Moses,
Murray, Neill, Newlands, Paschal, Pat
terson, Paynter, Pearson, Pence, Pendle-
ton of Texas, Pendleton of West Vir-
ginia, Picker, Post. Price, Reilly, Rich
ards of Ohio, Richards OF Michigan, Rich
ardson of Tennessee, Ritchie, Robbins,
Russell of Georgia, Sayers, Settle. Shell,
Sibley, Simpson, Snodgrass, Springer,
Stallings, StOckdale, Stone of Kentucky,
Strait, Swanson, Sweet, Talbert of South
Carolina, Tate, Taylor of Indiana, Terry,
Tucker, Turner of Georgia, Turner OF
Virginia, Turpin, Tyler. Weadock,
Wheeler of Alabama, W hite, Whiting,
Williams of Illinois, Williams OF Mlssis-
sippi, Wilson of Washington, Wise,
Woodward.
Nays-Messrs. Adams of Kentucky,
Aldrich, Apaley, Avery, Babcock, Baker
of New Hampshire, Barnes, Barwig, Bel
den, Beltzhoover. Blair. Boutelle, Brick
ner, Brosus, Burrows, Cadmus, Cald-
well, Campbell, Cannon of Illinois, Casey,
Chickering, Clancy, Cob OF Missouri,
CoggswelI, Compton, Coombs, Cooper OF
Wisconsin, Cornish, Cousins, Covert,
Cumming, Curtis of New York, Dalzell.
Daniels, Deforest, Dingley, Dolliver, Dra-
per, Dunphy, Erdman, Everett. Fielder,
Fletcher, Funk, Gardner, Gear, Geissen-
hainer. Gillett of New York, Goldzir,
Griffin, Grout, Hager. Hainer, Haines,
Harmer, Harter Haughen, Hayes.
Hainer, Henderson OF Illinois, Hit,
nois, Hopkins of Pennsylvania, Hulick,
Hall, johnson of Indiana, Johnson of
North Dakota, Johnson of Ohio, Joy,
keiier, Lapham, Lockwood, Loud, Loud
enslager. Lynch. Magner. Mahon, Me-
Aleer, Mccall. McEttrick, McKaig, Mer-
Ger, Meiklejohn, Meyer, Mutchler, Outh-
waite, O'Neill, Page, Payne, Perkins.
Phillips, Pigott, Quigg. Randall, Ray,
Reed, Reyburn, Robinson OF Pennsyl-
vania. Ryan, Schermerhorn, Scranton,
Shaw, Snowman, Sickles, ,Somers, Sperry,
Stephenson, stevens, Stone &C. W.,
Stone (W. Al, Storrer, Strauss, Strong,
Talbot OF Maryland, Tawney, Tracey,
Updegraff, Van VOORHEES, of Ohio, Wads-
worth, Walker, Wanger, Warner, Waugh,
Wells, Weaver, Wheeler of Illinois. Will
son of Ohio, Woomer, Wright of Massa-
chusetts.
Cummings then asked and obtained IN
animous consent for the bill for the recla-
nation of the United States steamship
Kearsarge, and it passed.
At 5:20 P. NJ. the House adjourned.
IN THE SENATE.
WASHINGTON, March I'm response
to resolution the Civil Service Commits
sion transmitted to the Senate a state
ment of the various alleged violations of
the civil service law since March 4. 1889.
by officers appointed by the President.
The feature of the report is an attack on
Secretary Carlisle and the Treasury De-
partment for wholesale violations of the
civil service requirements. Commits
sioner Roosevelt cites the case OF GER
tain clerk dismissed from the Treasury
Department for political reasons, and
saws when his attention was called to the
fact Carlisle took the position that it was
not violation of civil service to remove
a man for political reasons. Roosevelt,
therefore, recommends that the matter be
brought to the attention of the President.
George of Mississippi presented petit
ton asking an amendment to the COnsti
tuition acknowledging the dependence of
the country on Almighty God.
Henderson of Nebraska offered a reso-
luton authorizing the Secretary of War
to investigate the feasibility of using the
water power at the Great or Little Falls
in the District of Columbia for the gen
Grafton of electricity for lighting the pub
lie buildings and streets of Washington.
Agreed to.
Cullom of Illinois introduced bill for
the erection Of a statue at the Treasury
Department to General 4. K. Spinner.
He also offered resolution providing for
the establishment of a tariff commission
Of nine to regulate the tariff on basis of
the difference of wages here and abroad.
Mitchell of Oregon offered a resolution
directing the Committee on Judiciary to
United States has for the protection of
salmon in the Columbia River, Oregon.
1t was agreed to.
voorhees, of Indiana stated that at the
request, indeed by the demand of Mills.
yesterday appointing Mills a temporary
mem Ger of the Finance Committe.
On motion of Cockrell (Dem.) of Mis-
souri, the Senate passed, with sundry
amendments, the House bill providing
for urgent deficiencies.
After half an hour spent in executive
session the doors reopened and the Senate
adjourned until Monday.
WASHINGTON NOTES.
Favorable Report the Bill to Re-
move the Utes to Utah.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-The Senate