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for him TO say. he added. that he did not favor
tho action OF tho Finance Committee. but he
would endeavor to bring II up Tomorrow unless
It should intorferc with an appropriation bill.
Tho substitute having been read at the re,
quest of MIR. Quay tsep., Pa.), Mr.. Quay moved
to recommt the report to tho Finance Commit
tee. with instructions to report back tho original
propositions
~ second tho notion" said Mr.. Mitchell,
(IRep.. ORR.
MIR. Hill Dem, y. W suggested that tho mo-
tion was not in order during tho morning hour.
= do undcrstand the Senator from New York
to object to the motion2" Mr.. Quay asked.
II suggest tho parliamentary inquiry" Mr..
Hill returned. las to whether It is in order"
"Tho Chair sustains the point of order Of tho
Senator from New York." said the Vice-Presi-
dent.
II want to know" Mr.. Quay persisted. "if the
Senator from New York made the point"
1.-THE point has been made and sustained by
tho Chair" said Mr.. Hill, "and decline to dis
cuss 1t further"
"Then ask unanimous consent for my mo-
tion," said Mr.. Quay. MY request is to recon-
NIT the report to the Finance Committee with
instructions to report the original bill and tho
amendments as separate propositions"
ITO which," said Mr. llill, II object"
Among the numerous bills reported and placed
on the calendar were these: Granting pension
Of 81 90 n month to the widow OF Gen. Thomas
Ewing also a pension of 5000 a month TO tho
widow OF tho late Walter Q. Gresham: tho
Military Academy Appropriation bill. which
Mr.. Teller tRep.. Col.) said he would call up to-
morrow: the Invalid Appropriation which Mr..
Allison tRep.. la.) said he would call up Mt an
early day. and the bill to prevent the desecra-
in Reporting the flag bill. with amendment,
from the Judiciary Committee. Mr. Hoar lRep.
Mass.l, snd that. while he had voted in commit
tee for the report. the more he Thought OF 1t the
more difficulties nni objections there seemed to
It was a very tinlcult thing TO deal with. and he
questioned whether it would not be better TO
leave the matter to the good taste and good
Mr. Turpie dem. Ind. introduced joint
sS. ne ID sntes sensors
vote. He snid that he would address the Senate
regarding 1t on next Thursday.
commit tho Mouse Tariff bill. with the free
silver substitute to the Finance Committee. with
sitions: and asked for Its Immediate considers.
alton. The objection came again from Mr.. Hill.
The proposition to amend the rules of the
Senate by distributing the appropriation bills
branches OF the service to which they apply, oc-
cupied the Senate during the remainder OF tho
session l'y vote 81 A. to 20 the senate b d re-
by n vote of 40 TO ~ 1t decided to take up Mr..
Dnboiss resolution to amend the rules;
The resolution was discussed until ot1 O'Clock
when 1t went over without action.
IN THE HOUSE.
Mr.. Dingley rep. Me-; Chairman. reported
Hose today tie Bona iii With the senas
substitute. with II recommendation that the
House do not concur IN the substitute,
Mr.. Crisp dem, Ga.) stated that the report
was not unanimous; that the minority of the
committee recommended concurrence In the
Mr.D!ngey gnvc notice that he would call up
the report for consideration Immediately after
the District OF Columbia bill had been disposed
The House ut p. NJ. went into Committee Of
the Mhole for tn. further mi Of ,hs
matter under consideration be ing the motion Of
Mr. Hainer tRep.. Neb:' to strike out the item
for the Relief OF Destitute Co!ored Women and
Children. The committee refused to strike out
versing its action regarding the previous items
covering approrriations to private institutions.
Asylum met MIR. Hainers motion TO strike out,
and tho debate was renewed.
Mr. Bartlett. Dem n " said he arose resets, to
institution. Ho was not afraid. he said to adj
yocate the appropriations to all these institu.
within the power of Congress to dele gate to them
mitted 70 them II The M spirit that had animated the
committee in the last two days had been the un-
American. anti i-Catholic spirit Of tho A. y. A.:
Nebraska tMr. liainerj in his welding tho bat
tie axe against these appropriations. The mo-
tion to strike out agreed to by 4 vote OF 90
toes; also motions to strike out tho 1ppropri-
alton of 81 800 to the association for the works
Of mercy; of 81. 500 to Snint Rose Industrial
School. and OF 81 800 to st. Joseph's Asylum.
Appropriations OF 81. 900 to tho Young Wo-
mems Christian Home and $4,000 for the In
dustrtal Home School were retained. it being
conceded that they We're not sectarian.
The consideration of the bill WAS completed,
but the House adjourned without taking a vote
on It,
bill passed by the House authorizes q COM
mission to treat with the Shoshone. Arapahoe.
and BRnnack Indians in Wyoming and Idaho
for the surrender OF any rights which they cou-
tend they have under treaties with the United
States TO hunt upon unOccupied public lands.
This bill is result OF the outbreak at Jackson's
Hole last summer.