The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-03

KI000&R 49,
Wasn6ngssn City. yune s--Trs hooss -
vsss1 sssesf to-day 20 passing ths river
ana hagtpr bGr over f5s prsss1e7f's veto.
80 - urs.a ffnw. ~ vote ef Isl 20 n.
Jobu :. waist. sks p~mocrasse rn~r,sr
from t,se Esxhsh View York efsfriet. whose
p,axs ,v1,y b. esje1 By Joan Murray Eissh-
III. REG. Both 81 th<s< actions were fore
xons cancellations. 10 th>T excited eofn-
narasSvsav Htsis Interest. sithosxh sssre
vas : fan bouss - vote on the river and
hartoy bsrl- II was psssee ~ - 20 -.
many uors votes than fhs fSo-f1sr2s
n>esssary 10 override Q veto. sst = was
rSs.ed vfshsas debate. although porksry
PROTESTED veh<m<r,ty nat DEBATE had
been promised Thirt5-nin> Democrats
vos~6 20 override the presidential ohfse-
sscns. and svenfy-stx Republicans stood
BIZ Mr. Cleveland
rhs naval appropriation bsii was re-
ported from conferences. With an sgree-
nens on al the items bss tbs number OF
bafsfssfssne.
The approach o. shs end Of the session
was impressed upon the house by several
suggestions to-day. A rule from the com
psfftee on rules for the meeting OF the
hoa&e 81 II O'Clock. an hour earlier than
usual. dvr,nr the remainder ~ the session,
was adopted. Mr.. Dsnxify called otenfaon
20 tbs fact that several appropriation bills
vere yet IN conference. said he noticed
that many members were leaving the city.
and begged thu other Members % remain
and keep q quorum. His appeal was re-
inferred bY Chssrmsn Cannon. OF the ap-
propsiaffons committee. who said: In
my ttsAgnsnt thsrs is no probability that
this soasion win end before wednesday
Of next wsek, and probably not before Fri
DAY or Saturday. n we.do not keep
auornm ve viii NOT get away for month =
Babcock. chairman Of the District Of
Columbia committee. reported agreement
On the gaa hill. which reduced the price
~ Rxs IN the district 20 81 for tbs govern
m~nt and u.is for private consumers per
See8 feet. which he estimated xoaid save
fhs citizens sf3fn1 year. The report
Vas adopted. - 10 -.
The report of the committee on rivers
and harfsor~ recommending passage OF the
bill over the presidents veto was made
BY Chairman Hooker and read The read
Ing was followed by applause. nsost Of u
on the Republican side OF the house.
Hooker moved passage Of this h;ii. say
ing the committee was Of the opinion that
che presidents message covered Every pos
sibis objection 10 the bill. and the report
answered all the objections. MANY mem
bers have asked for time TO debate this
matter" saii he. and 20 yield TO their
sequesfs would take much time. Without
expressing any opinion on the question
whether there ehouid b. debate. and 20
sssf the opinion on the question whether
debate IL neeessary. viii demand the pre-
vions question"
Instantly Doc4gsry vas demanding recog-
milton. The speakes told him debate was
not IN order. Members were shouting
"vetr. vote"
Dockery shouted: The gentleman
agreed with me yesterday to have dsba;s
on this bill THIS Il unfair. unjust. I'M
manly
The house demanded the previous ques-
tion. II 10 o. By q rfsfns vote. Only 10
rose 10 sustain tbs reaues, for the yeas
and nays.
'sfnder the rules. vote on passage Of the
bill must b taken by yeas and nays"
thu speaker announced.
rs there no rule BY which Ne can have
1shAtsy' asked Docksry.
Not n tia house orders the contrary"
said the speaker. "and the house has so
ordssef" To sfins debate" responded
Tho hin vas passed. ~ vote OF 10 10 en-
Tho Democrats who voted 10 pass the
eili over the veto wore: Baakhead. Ala !:
Berry. Ky. Buck. La: Caschingx. Miss. I:
Clarke. Ala: Cchb. Mo-. Cooper. Fla /:
Cooper. Tx: culberson. Tex Cummings.
y. r.: Denny. Miss: plnsmore. Ark. |;
~ u.
Mass. Kendall KY: Kyle. Miss: ratimsr.
Z. G.: Lester. Ga: Little. Ark Mccuiioch
ARK. MnAs1Iin. Tenn: MrRae Ark |.
Meyer. la. Money. Mss: Ogden. la !;
Owens. Ky: Price. Ia; Robertson. Ia. .
eearkmsn. Fla; Strait. =, G.. Taibert. &.
G: Terry. Ark: Turner. Ga: Tyler. Va |:
Underwood Ala; Washington. Tenn. !:
Williams. Miss: Wilson. 3. CO.
The Republicans who voted ae-sSns, PASS
ms the bin over the veto were. Allen.
Utah; Anderson. Tenn. Andrews. Seb. :
Hsker. ~. H; Brown. Tenn: caiferhead.
KAN Connolly. IN. Grous, VT: Hax1r.
IA Hainer. Neh. Hepburn. la: Lsigsty.
Ind: Kinney. ". C. Long, Kan: Mccali.
Tenn: Mcclure, nh.cl McEwen. N y.
Pearson, n. g.: pitney. ". j.. Scranton
Pa. esttfe. ". G.: Shafroth Col. sher-
man. n. Y; Strobe. Seh.: Tracauci,. In.
uptsxran. ia--T
Among announcements MADE for ahsen.
members was one that Crisp would havs
voted 70 pass the biu over the veto An
effort made nv Hooker to secure m,
printing OF fa,opp copies OF the river ana
hart~or veto and the rcrnstaittee.H repl,- v-a
blocked hv an objection
Long called up the contested slectss,
ease from the Eighth New York alst~,s,
the majority report beng "a u,s3,,
Walsh. Dem, ana seat Mitchell. psr ~
debate consisted largely OF the afseaxs,r.
OF teehricaiities. although there were y 81.
dental attacks uroa the methods az r..
many hst. Or . rising vote The rsse,yssor
TO seat Mitchell was adopted fsx - - n,
the roll call the vote was fss 20 - ws,rsel
toek the oath Of ofstcs rs soon as the yo,s
had been announced
chairman Bca.e'ie Of TIRE naval eo-s-s,..
tee, rsee partial report on the naval s,ii
= further conferences GA shs naf,ipSAlo,
was ordered.
IRE forfiacations otl was rsnar..s ,-o..
eNafsrehce by Hai-er. The ascpttnn 81 ~,
tspoFt WAS prevented by Ken. who mas,
we point Of no dnorsrn. ans the sou,ss a,
as p. m. al focrnes. :"