Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-02-01

position, moved to recommit the bill
with instructions to report back the
minority substitute. The previous
question was ordered. The motion to
recommit was lost. III to 10.
There was only four breaks from
party lines Messrs Barber, Nd, and
Connolly. H.. Republicans, voting with
the Democrats and Populists to recon-
init, and Mcclellan and Cummings, N.
y. Denis, voting against the motion.
The bill was then passed, 1853 to 125.
The announcements was received with
cheers. The vote In detail follows:
Ieas-At heson. Adams, Aldril h, Arnold,
Baker. Barham, Barney. Barrows. Beach,
Bedford. Belknap. Bennett Berry, Blns-
telle, Me-. Brewster, Broderick. Brom-
we'll, BrosIus Brown, Brownlow. Bun,
BurleiSh,, Burton, Butler, Cannon, Cap
r ram c r. Io Godang connc cooper gsn
Wis, Corllss. cousins, Crumpacker. Cur
It's. la. Curtis, Kan. DalZell Davenport,
Dayton; Dick. Dolliver, Dor Dovener,
F'oote, Foss. Fowler, n. j., Gardiner Glib
son. Gil!et. n. Y. Gillett, Mass. Graft.
Graham Greene, Mass. Griffin, Gros-
Hawley. Heatwole,, Hemenway. Hender
Hicks. Hiiiborn, Hill. Hit. Hopkins.
Howe, Hun. jenkins, johnson. N. u.
ering Lowe Lybrand. McAleer Ne
Celery Mcclellan, Mcdonald, Mcintyre.
Mahon Mann 1n Mar a1 S Msrc Mo Me aeH
ris, Mudd Olmstead Oljen. Overstreet.
Packer, Parker. Payne. Pearce. Perkins.
Prince. Pugh Quigg, Ray Reeves Rob
bins, Royse, Russell, Shannon. Shattuek.
Sheldon Sherman Skinner smith ILL.,
Smith. S. w. Smith w. A. Shower.
Southland. southwick, spalding. sperry,
Sprasue. Steel, Stevens, Stewart, N j.,
tevant Subway. Tawney. Taylor Ala.
Taylor. Ohio. Thorpe. Tongue. Updegrafi
Van Voorhees,. Walker. Mass. Wanger
Nays-Adamson. Allen. Bailey Baird
Baker. Ill. Ball. Bankhead Barber. Bar
low, Bartlett, Bell. Benton. Black. Bo-
Ga, Brenner. Brewer. Brossard. Brucke:.
Brunridge. Burke. Castle, Clark. Mo.
Clayton, Cochran, Mo-, Connolly. Conney,
David. DeArmond. DeGraffenreid. Der-
ries. Dnsmore. Dockery. briggs. Elliott,
Ermentrout. Fitzgerald, Fleming. foWler'
T.: G.. Gaines; Greene, Neb:. , GT fnhrh
Miss, Henry. lex, Hinrchsen. Howard.
Ala, Howard. Ga. Jet. Johnson. Ind.
Jones, Va. Jones. Wash, Kelly. kitThin'
hIeD6TS. hllOW les, lLdIHo, La i<,'t'-
mer. Lentz. Lester. Lewis. Ga. Lewis.
Wash. Little. Livingston. Lloyd. Loud.
McCulloch Mcdowell. McEwan, Nc
Laine, McRae. Maddox, Mcguire Max
we'll Meekinson. Meyer La. Moon. MOI
ton. Ohio, Osborne, Peters. Pierce. Tenn.
Rhea, KY. Richardson, Ridgely. Rlxy,
Robb, Robertson, Robinson. Settle. Shat
roth Shuford. Simpson. Simms. Slayden.
Smith Ky. Sparkman. Stallings, Stark.
Stephens. Stoker. Strait. Stroud. \. G..
Sulzer, Sutherland, Talbot. Tate. Terry.
Todd, Underwood Van Diver. Vincent.
Wadsworth. Wheeler. Ky, Williams.
Miss. Zenord-12o.
The Senate amendments to the diplo-
matte and consular appropriation bill
We're disagreed to and the bill was sent
to conference.
Burton, Rep. Ohio. chairman of the
river and harbor committee, called up the
river and harbor bill and proposed that
30 minutes be allowed for general debate
There was no objection. Thereupon he
proposed an hour. "How much is carried
by this bll?'' asked Hepburn. Rep. Iowa.
Thirty millions.
''rrhirty Millions said Hepburn lana
YOU propose an hour for general debate.
object"
No agreement WAS reached as to tn"
general debate. The House went through
the form of going into committee in or
der to put the river and harbor bill under
consideration. The committee then rose
and the House al As adjourned.