Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-06-11

ercst-bearing bonds of the United States
for any purpose whatever without further
authority Of Congress is hereby pr0hib-
ited."
The vote on its final passage was as
follows:
YEAS.
QRepublicans.)
Brown, Pettigrew,
Cannon, Pritchard,
Dubois, Teller,
Hansbrough, Warren,
Mitchell (Ore.), Wolcott-10.
Democrats.)
Bacon, Morgan,
Bate, PascO,
Berry, Pugh,
Chiffon, Tillman,
Daniel, Turpie,
George, Vest,
Harris, walthal.
Jones Ark.) white-17.
Popullsts)
Allen, PETER,
Butler, Stewart-5.
NAYS.
Republicans)
Aldrich, Hawley,
Allison, Lodge,
Burrows, Mcbride
Chandler, Nelson,
| Culom, Platt,
Davis, Quay,
Gallinger, Wetmore,
Hale, Wison-16.
Brice, Mitchell Cwisl
Caffery, Palmer,
Faulkner, Smith,
| Hill, Vilas-9
Lindsay,
The voting did not begin until 6:3O
p. m., at which time the chamber was
| dimly lighted and the galleries almost
empty. A flood of amendments were first
| voted down, all being defeated One by
| Mr. Aldrich of Rhode Island gave the
| executive power to issue bonds in certain
| emergencies, another by Mr.. Aldrich
provided that the act should not impair
| the obligation to pay in coin. Mr.. Hills
amendment that treasury notes be retired
when redeemed was tabled-43 to II Mr..
| Quay's amendment for the substitution
| of coin notes for treasury notes was de-
| feated without yea and nay vote. The
| last preliminary vote was on Mr.. Hills
motion to postpone the subject until next
| December, which was defeated. Then
came the final vote.
River and Harbor Bill
| The report of the Committee on Rivers
| and Harbors recommending the passage
of the bill over the Presidents veto was
made by Chairman Hooker, and the re-
port was read. Mr.. Hooker moved the
passage of the bill saying that the COM
i mttee was Of the opinion that the Presi-
! dents message covered every possible OBJ
| lection to the bill and that the report an
| swered all objections. "A1any members
have asked me for time to debate this
| matter" he said, "and to yield to their
| requests would take much time. Without
expressing any opinion on the question
whether there be debate and to test the
| opinion of the House on the question
whether debate is necessary will demand
| the previous question"
Instantly Mr.. Dockery Dem.) of Mis-
souri, was on his feet demanding recogni-
| ton, but the speaker told him that debate
was not in order. Members were shout
| ing Vote, vote,' but the voice Of Mr..
| Dockery pierced the uproar, shouting:
"The gentleman agreed with me yesterday
| to have debate on this bill. This is un-
| fair unjust, unmanly." The House de-
manded the previous question-17S to 60
by rising vote, and only 46 rose to sus-
tain the request for yeas and nays.
Under the rules the vote on the pas
| sage of the bill must be taken by yeas
| and nays" the speaker announced. us
there no rule by which we can have de-
bate" asked Mr.. Dockery. Not if the
House orders the contrary" said Speaker
| Reed. "And the House has so ordered
to stifie debate" responded Mr.. Dock
cry.
The bill was passed by vote of 900 to
GO, wide margin over the necessary two
thirds.
The Democrats who voted to pass the
bill over the veto were:
Bankhead (Ale.), McCulloch (Ark.),
Berry CKy.), McMillin (Tenn.),
Buck La.), McItae (Ark.),
Catchings (Miss.l Meyer Ga.),
Clarke (Ala.), Money CMiss.),
Cobb MOI, Ogden Ua.),
Cooper Fla.), Owens (Ky),
Cooper Texas), Price Ua.),
Culberson (Texas), Robertson Ua.),
Cummings IN. Y.l Sparkman Fla),
Denny (Mlss), Strait Is. c.,
Dinsmore (Ark.), Talbert Is. C.),
Ellet (Va.), Terry (Ark.),
Elliott IS. C.). Turner CGaj,
Kendall Ky, Underwood dd tAla.),
Kyle (Miss), Washington (Tenn.I
Latimer Is. CO., Williams (Miss.),
Lester (Ga), Wilson Is. C.)-39.
Little (Ark),
The Republicans who voted against
passing the bill over the veto were:
Allen Utah), Long Kan.)
Anderson (Tenp.l Mccall Tenn),
Andrews (Neb). Mcclure (Ohio),
Baker IN. H., McEwan On. J),
Brown (Tenn), Pearson On. c.,
Calderhead (Kan.l Pitney IN. j.,
Connolly Qll), Scranton Pa.),
Grout (vt), Settle IN. CO.,
Hager Qowa), Shafroth (Col),
Hainer (Neb.), Sherman On. ",
Hepburn Qowa), Strobe (Neb),
Leighley Qnd), Tracewell Und),
Linney IN. c., Updegran Qowa)-e8
Told in a Few Lines.
Barney Barnato has guaranteed the
payment of the fines of the reform pris-
oners released at Pretoria.
Fire partly destroyed ID. Lutz & Sons
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gheny. Loss, $4,000, fully insured.
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