Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-01

cnancies In the army at "a and TO
chaplains at 40 years. was adopted
The last section OF the bill had been
reached when the hour OF . o'clock ar
rived. Under the order the committee
then rose, and reported the bill and
amendments to the House. Chairman
Hull asked unanimous consent for an
additional hour for general debate. II
being Understood that Messfs. Dalzeli
utep. PENN. and MIR. Hopkins Giep,
I'D, would close for the majority. and
Mcssrs. Bailey Dem. TcxD, and Settle
Dem., ityJ. for the opposition.
Mr. Mahon uicp., Pal. declined TO
ngrcc, except upon condition that but
one vote should DE taken. Thcrcupon
Mr.. Bailey RELEASED Mr.. Hull from this
agreement, and the request WINS with
drawn.
The amendments were then adopted
IN gross after which Mr.. Hay Dem.
Val. In behalf OF the opposition. moved
to rccommit the bill, with instructions
20 report back the minority substitute.
Mr.. Hull demanded the previous
question, which was ordered.
Tho vote was then taken by ayes
nnd noes on Mr. iluii'a motion. The
motion TO rccommlt was lost. III to
10. There were only four breaks In
party lines on this vote. Mcssrs. Har-
her of Maryland and Connolly u illi-
ncis. Republicans. voted with the
Democrats and Populists TO rccommit.
and Mcssrs. Mcclellan OF New York
and Cummings Of New York. Demo.
Gratis, voted against the motion.
BILL PASSES.
The vote then came upon the passage
OF tie bill and II was passed. les to 1876.
The announcement was received with
cfeers.
The Senate amendments TO tno dlpio-
matte aud consular appropriation bill
were disagreed To and the bill sent 10
conference.
AIT. rurton ORcp.. %. chairman OF
The river and hnfhur committee, called
up ths river ana harbor bill. and pro-
posed that thirty minutes be allowed
for general debate. There was Inn
mediate objection. Thercupon he pro-
posed an hour.
How much Ia carried by this bill.
may lnquircG" asked Sir. Hepburn
uRcp.. lal.
Thirty millions"
Thirty millions" repeated Mr.. Hep
burn, and you propose an hour for
general dcbatcf l object" No agree
ment was reached as to the general
debate. The House went through the
form Of going into committee In order
TO put the river and harbor bill under
confederation.
The committee then rose. and the
House. at 1875 y. M. adjourned.
spanish wsr-hip- Undergoing Repairs.
New York, Feb. IA dispatch to ,he
Herald from 81. Pierre. Martinique.
says; These Spanish wafrhipu nfo rem
dczvourcd at Fort DE France. The
Magellancs. Vincentc Nanex pinzon.
F'iliplnoH. Rnpido Marques de la En-
scnadn. Nuova Espana. Martin Aionzo
linxon. Diego de Nclnnqucz, Mnrqu.a
de Molinas. Nasco Nuncz de Balboa aud
ucfnando cortoz.
These vessels and the transport
Patricia arr being ovcrhnulcd and sol.
oilers ON board are enjoying themselves
Rabbit Of III. iioiy scriptures.
Cut, ~. Feb. =. -fas Chlcag, Wo.
mans Educational Union today aGoptcd
the following;
Whereas. There II To be another
worlds exposition Co rlgnallzc the be-.
ginning Of the new century 10 be held
IN Paris. and,
Whereas. The Bible. the worlds su.
prcfne book. has been for our own
America the source and strength the
light and creative inspiration OF ev.
crythlnF best In our national life. char
ncter and hope for the future; there
fore be II
Resolved. That we most heartily "a.
Nor the proposition that under the aus
plces ~ the United States government,
such an appropriate and prominent ox.
hihit made Of the Holy Scriptures as
viii BE- an acknowledgment To the
world of what America owes 10 the
Bible" .-l