The morning call., 1894-12-14
COLLECT THE INCOME TAX.
SUCH Is the Sentiment of the House
of Representatives.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Is. The House this
morning postponed until January Is the
WiIiams-Settle election case and Immediately
went into committee of the whole for the fur
Their consideration of the urgency deficiency
bill and appropriations. The pending amend
ment was that of Henderson (R.) OF Iowa TO re-
duce The approximation of $780, 900 tor special
examiners TO $125.000. l. was lost-59 TO SO.
The committee then rose and reported TO the
House with favorable recommeu dation. The
previous question was ordered, and Cochran OF
New York moved TO recommit the bill, with in
structions to strike out the appropriation for
the collection of income tax. Cockran's motion
was defeated-49 10 100. The vote In detail on
the motion is as follows:
Ayes-Adams OF pennsylvania, Aldrich Baker
of New Hampshire, Bartlett. Bingham, Boutclle
Cromwell. Brosius eBundy, Cadmus, Campbell,
Clancy, Cochran, Coffin, Coombs. Curtis of New
York, Dalzeli, Daniels, Draper, Dunn, Fielder
Garuner, Gear. Gessenhainer. Graham. Grosve.
nor. Grow, Harner. Hicks, Hooker, Lefevre,
Loudenslager. Marvin of New York, Mcdowell,
Morse, Page. Reyburn. Russell OF Connecticut
Scranton, Sckles, stephenson, Stevens, Stone,
StorreT, Thomas, Wadsworth, Wagner, Weaver,
Wooner-49.
Nays-Abbott, Alexander. Allen, Arnold Avery.
Bailey, Baker of Kansas Baldwin, Bankhead.
Barnes, Barwig Bsckner Bell of Colorado Bell
of Texas, Beitzhoover, Berry, Black of Georgia,
a,
Branch, Breckenridge. Brickner, Brett, Broderick,
Brookshre. Brown, Bryan, Bynum. CaDannis,
Cannon of California, Cannon of Illinois. Caruth,
CatchDgs. Causey, Clark OF Missouri. Clark of
Alabama, Cobb OF Alabama, Cobb of Missouri
Cockrel Coffeen, Cooper of Indiana,
Cousins, Cox, Grain, Crawford, Culberson,
Curtis of Kansas, Davey, Davis, De Almond, Dem
son, Dockery, Dolliyer. Durborow Edmunds,
Ellis of Oregon, English OF California. EEloe,
Epes, Erdman. Geary. German. Grady, Gresham,
circuit, Hager. Hall of Minnesota, Hall OF Mis-
souri,. Hammon. Harries. Harrison, Hatch, Hayes,
Haughen. Heard, Heiner, Henderson OF Louis
lana, Henderson of North Carolina, Henry Hep
burn, Hit, Holman, Hopkins. Hudson. Hulick
Hull Hunter, Ikirt, Izler, Johnson of North Da-
kota, Jones, KEN, Kilgore, Kyle, Lacey Lane,
Lapham, Latimer, Lawson, Lester, Little, Living
ston. Lucas. Lyle, Maddox Mcguire. Mallory,
Marsh. Marshall. Martin OF Indiana, Nc
Creary Of Kentucky. McDermon, Meet
trick. McKaig. McMiIin. McNagny, McRae
Money, Montgomery, More, Morgan, Murray
Mutchler, Neill, Ogden. ONeill OF Missouri, Pat
terson. Pearson, Pendleton OF West Virginia. Per-
kins, Picker, Piggott Reilly, Richardson OF
Tennessee, Robbins, Russell of Georgia. Ryan,
Sayres. Settle, She'll Sibey, Simpson, Smith,
Snodgrass. Somers Springer, Stal!ings Stockdale
Strait Talbert. talbot. Tarsney. Tate, TAYLOR OF
indiana, Terry, Tucker. Turner of Georgia,
Turner of Virginia Tnrpn, Tyler, Washington,
wbeeer of Alameda Williams of Illinois, VIII
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l69.
The bin was then passed, and the House, in
committee of the whole. took up the fortinca-
tions appropriations bill. Livingston OF
Georgia, In charge Of the bill, explained that II
carried S1.879. 058-S5. AIS. 646 less than the
estimates, and authorized no contracts In ex-
cess of sums appropriated. The bill was
passed without amendment, and O'Nelll d.,
of Massachusetts called up the pension appro.
priation bill. He explained that 1t carried
S141, 3S1, $40 - 100000 less than the esii-
mates. This year S15o,0oo0o0 was appropri-
ated for pensions. The appropriation in the
bill for 1896 was Sl40.oo0.0O0. The only
other change in the estimates and the bill for
the current fiscal year was decrease In the
appropriation for examining surgeons from
ST., 100000 TO 100000. Grout (R.) of Yer.
mont criticized the amount of the pension car
ried By the bill as of doubtful adequacy. An
agreement was reached to close general debate
on The pension bill at the. end of four hours TO-