| Show 1 aw pits A ETI BY jl FORTY FOOT SIXTH CONGRESS EXTRA SESSION HOUSE lit t washington 23 the ire speaker called the committees for forTe forye reports ports of a private nature atthe at the expiration of the morning hour the house resumed con eide elde ration of the warner silver bills bill the house rejected the amend ment to make all certificates a full legal tender for all debts public and privat private 6 unless otherwise provided tny toy contract the section directing the president to notify foreign governments that the United States is ready to cooperate operate co in the establishment lish ment of bf a common ratio between gold and silver was stricken out cut mills milla offered an amendment that nothing thing in this act shall be can construed as authorizing any coinage of bliver silver except into standard dollars this was agreed to almost anaut anant monal r atter after the y adoption hop tion of the tho last sec see tion of the silver bill warner moved that the bill bijl be ordered to a s third reading with a view to tak 1 nug ung u g a final vote upon it tomorrow to morrow A question was raised by reed heed and fand diA dla discussed cussed by him and garfield asto AS to why the government should pay egy in denver the price of silver in siew slew N york and then be at the expense jonseof of transporting it to washington or new york warner wanner replied that was exactly what the government did now I 1 on motion of daggett and maginnis the words carson cit cli city yo nevada and government assa assay y offices flees of were wore Inser inserted in the eighth section and then that section was adopted as a aholo yeas 89 99 nays i ai 72 the section now reads as fol lows lown the beme BoMe tary lary of the treasury is authorized and required to receive deposits of gold and silver col coi inand co nand gold or silver bullion with the Tida treasurer surer or any assistant treasur or er of the united Sta to receive bullion deposited with the of the branch mint at denver or with with the tho superintendent of the branch mint at carson city and of government assay offices in sums not less than 20 aly all and d to issue certificates therefore in denominations at the discretion of the depositor of not less lesa than 5 each corresponding with the denominations of united states notes the coin or bullion deposited for or representing certificates of deposit shall be retained in the treasury for the payment of the same on demand and certificates representing coin coln in the treasury together with those issued for bullion de posited shall be received at par in payment for all dues to the united ti tates states including duties on im jm ports provided that all certificates for gold or silver bullion shall be issued at the average market value of such bullion in standard coin of metal in new york and ban francisco for the week next preceding such deposit and provided further that gold or silver bullion which shall become the property of the government by the return of certificates to the treasury in la the payment of dues th thereto erato shall be coined and paid out the same as other money warner then moved the ninth section to read as follows erom prom from and after the passage of this act ex as provided in section 8 only coins rogina of less jess denomination than thau 1 shall be fabricated on government account but the secretary shall cause to be coined up to the full capacity of mints in connection with other coins the gold and sil all iver bullion deposited under this act and in converting converti oc bullion into bars and coin for depositors precedence shall be given in the order in which the deposits are made but chis provision shall the delivery of coin or stamped bars birs in for bullion as as rss ts determining the average market value of bullion for the purpose of ascertaining the charge rge for convert ang ing the same bame into coin as provided by section of thua the ire lre revised statutes as amended by the fourth ts action of this act bald said market rate shall be the value of bullion rated in coin of the same metal at its ts legal tender value in the cities ofner york and san francisco for ithe week preceding buch euch deposit claflin argued and warner denied that this gives back to the bul illon hs the an per cont coot taken from them by the amendment of marsh he also said he hoped his side would vote for it as it was waa consistent with the other section cannon said he would vote to strike out the section because it repealed the bland bill which required the coinage of month monthly ly if the bland bill were repealed d be might doubt whether any great amount of bullion would be deposited under the provisions of this bill some day gentlemen would find that in their anxiety for additional silver coinage they had lost what they already had the section should only be adopted with t the h B pro proviso viso that in the event bullion b be not deposited to the extent of two millions monthly shall enforce the provisions of the bland bill warner said hei her was willing to accept the amendment but he believed there would be tae plenty of bullion this bill would transfer the question from the secretary of the treasury sur bur y to the people who owned the bul bui bullion llon ilon laughter and republican cries of Thas just it conger conge r we have seen people who own bullion in the lobbies yesterday and today to day the question being on laying OB on the table the motion to reconsider the vote ordering the main question on the eighth section and amendment amendments the speaker made an explanation as to the parliamentary difficulty in which the house found itself by its action yesterday and at this his suggestion the order for lor the yeas and nays on the motion to reconsider was vacated and that motion was withdrawn the eighth section was formally agreed to and that action was immediately reconsidered also formally in this way the previous q question u ea was got rid of and the section was open to amendment thereupon ewing moved to amend his amendment of yesterday striking out the words standard silver sliver dollars and inserting the tho words wor won 8 coln coin coin cola 0 of the same metal me td sot boi so as to provide that certificates for gold and silver bullion shall be issued at its average market value 1 in standard coin of the same metal garfield made a point that the house having already ordered in the words 19 standard silver dollars the motion to strike them out was not in order after discussion the point was overruled and ewing explained the object of his amendment as being to fix the price of gold bullion at its value in gold dollars and the price of silver bullion at its value in silver dollars mills offered the following as an additional section nothing contained in this net act shall ba be construed to authorize the coinage of silver allver except into standard silver dollars s agreed to without discussion cannon then offered his amend ment which warner accepted and warners amendment thus modified fied nied was adopted 97 to 88 83 the question recurred on the tenth section providing that after this act the president shall signify to such foreign governments as he may deem advisable that the united states is ready to operate cooperate co with other nations to establish a common ratio between gold and silver conger moved to strike out the words after the passage of this act ss because congress wanted the president to do that thing sometime ago laughter warner said he had no objection to striking out those words but on motion of reagan the whole section was stricken out farr wanted to offer an amendment that all members of congress be paid only in standard silver allver dollars but warner insisted on the previous question en on the final sec bec section tiong which repeals everything inconsistent with this bill the republicans desiring to offer other sections opposed the previous question quest ion ioa warner desired to have the previous question seconded and the bill primed printed and voted on tomorrow to morrow the republicans howe however veri verj fill buttered bust buat ered to prevent this and made a motion to adjourn to monday lost losh JIS to 26 finally the previous question was seconded dand and the last section of the bill was agreed to after some dilatory moves the sergeant at st arms by direction of the house appeared opp eared at the bar of the house with 80 members in incus cus cub tody and they generally pleaded as an excuse for forr their absence from roll call the pangs of hunger beed reed said he had been detained by discussion with a stranger on finance mcmahon moved in view of what the stranger must have suffered that reed beed be discharged agreed to amid loud laughter 3 am at this hour the condition of affairs is unchanged and the house is awaiting the report of the sergeant at arms who is searching for absentees many members are asleep upon the lounges at the rear of the desks while the remainder are engaged in conversation every now and then a compromise is suggested but it is invariably met with objection and there therel Is severy every prospect that the session will continue all night the usual scones attending the all night sessions were enacted in the house last night at one the sergeant at arms was ordered to arrest absentees but at three no report had been made by him which called for the remark from conger that perhaps the absentees had captured capt ared the sergeant at arms and it might be well to call out troops at the speaker stated he had received a report from the sergeant at arms arma that that officer had visited the residences of 28 absentees most moat of whom could not be found some were sick and the remainder were not in the city laughter aughter I the sergeant at armb arms at appeared at the bar of the house having in his custody newberry and mcgowan who were immediately discharged A motion to ada adjourn oum was defeated yeas 71 nays 84 af atter after ter some BOMB further delay an assistant sergeant at arms arma appeared at the bar having haying in custody hazelton w who ho exp eap explained bained he had gone out for tor a couple of hours because he thought his presence was of no great account he was excused mccook said he had bat sat here over two weeks listening to wild and insane propositions many of which had been incorporated in the silver bill and he had not thought it necessary to be up all night engaged in any movement either toward obstructing legislation or aiding in the passage of the bill he had therefore gone home and to bed he admitted he might be cally in contempt of the houeland he confessed he had a good deal of contempt for it and thought that the contempt was vas indulged by the whole country coffroth moved the member be fined 25 and kenna keana moved to make the fine flue after some discussion mccook withdrew hib hia remarks saying he had used them only in the pick wic kian klan sense he was then excused at half past 3 the following follow ng was received the house has passed the warner silver bill by about 20 majority AMERICAN NEW YORK 23 edward beinhard reinhard was today to day convicted of murder in the first degree at stapleton staten island for the murder ot of annie degnan in july last it will be remembered that the body of mies degnan was found in a ban bar reland barrei barrel and aud the case caused great excitement at the time lake charles la 23 absalom W ford was hanged banged here today to day for the murder of dr joseph bazo in june isune 78 he broke jail here last winter after abrl abri sentence tence tenee and was recaptured in henderson texas a few weeks ago after being desperately wounded he ks broke hla hia wounded leg in attempting to escape from henderson county jail jalL consequently he had to be supported by the sheriff and deputies to the scaffold where he was seated in a chair though suffering intense pain from the effort to use the wounded leg his features were calm and comp composed ossed during tha tho reading of the death warrant and the prayers of the priest he occasionally casio nally puffed a cigar looked composedly at the sky and at the crowd of over persons he did I 1 not show the slightest fear and said nothing the black cap and noose were adjusted while lie be was seated he was wag then assisted to his feet and said sald in a low calm voice god have mercy on me 11 Tho the drop fell and his contortions were violent for a few minutes ha he lived for nearly 20 minutes sayan Savan sayannah savannah as shelly Whit ewas hanged today to day at blackshear ga for the murder of his wife he be confessed his fais guilt and said the man who caused him to kill her was present about 1500 1600 people witnessed the execution he jae was calm and appeared unconcerned boston ak buzzell buzzel of lynn was last night arrested for murdering an infant found dead in the woods near maiden malden and today to day days carrie noberta roberts of the same place was also arrested sho bho confesses to being the mother of the child and that buzzell buzzeli committed the deed washington 23 may returns to the department of agriculture khow the average wages of labor without board on yearly engagements have declined from 2129 2129 per month to 2026 2026 or 48 4 sper 8 per cent during the past year tho tha cost of board of farm laborers declined 4 16 per cent or from per month to cents four states states and two territories show an au increased rate of wages minnesota colorado california oregon new mexico and washington territory all other states show a decline the decline is greatest in vermont SO 30 per centy cents cent maryland 23 per cent and virginia 18 per cent the coat of subsistence has advanced in four states and two territories new jersey Pennsyl pennsylvania vunia texas colorado new mexico and washington territory all other states show a small decline of subsistence vermont dec dee declines linea 3 per cent in the price of board and maryland 40 per cent SARATOGA aA 23 the executive committee of the home missions of the presby Presbyterian terlan terian Church nad bad a session cession in the methodist church mrs geo W gallagher of utah missionary teacher there since last july tula of the degradation of the women there which she said was as great as in china philadelphia 23 wool is scarce and prices firmer with slightly upward tendency california foria forga medium 20 6 26 coarse IS 18 e 23 hian tian FRANCISCO 23 A seattle washington Ter territory rhory dispatch says col VV V F prosser united states special timber agent has seized some million feet of jogs logs in the boom on ebeys ebels slough in snohomish river biver 3 on information that they were cut on government land it will undoubtedly be pro proved V that at least a portion of the logs are the property of private par pai ites who cut them on their own lan jan land while the most of them unquestionably belong to the government considerable excitement prevails over the matter matten and it is said that a number ol 01 loggers guli gull guilty ty of trespassing tres passing on the government domain have jumped the country to avoid arrest ATLANTA 24 in a quarrel be tween town marshal burroughs and thompson and joseph morris brothers because they hd hid been arrested and fined burroughs shot them both several times fining killing thompson and mortally wounding ID g joseph cincinnati 24 capt W B R hoel of the united stales stiles beacon light lwy living near the village of waynesville Waynes ville vilie ohio a short distance from this city for some time past has suspected his wife with holding improper rola tlona tiona with dr S B hough the family physician last night capt hoel left home ostensibly for oln cin returned and concealed himself in hi his shouse house anis morning ho he surprised his hia wife and dr hough who were together in the tha parlor and drawing a large sized revolver fired at hough but without 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