BOND BILL PASSES
GETS THROUGH THE SENATE AK
TER A LONG STRUGGLE.
THE VOTE IS 32 TO 25
Wisconsin Senators Are Two of Nine-
Democrats Recorded Against the
Measure--Four Populists Support it
River and Harbor Kill Passed by
House Over President's V eto.
Washington. June 3. At 7 last night
ihe long struggle in the senate over ihe
bill to prohibit ‘he issue of bonds
came io an end, and the bill passed by
a vote of 32 to 25. The bill as passed
covers only three lines, as follows; ' Be
it enacte i that the issuance of imere-H
bearing bonds by the United (Mates for
any pur] ore whatever, without the
further authority of congress is heiehy
1 tohlbitet." Tl.t vote on its final pass
age was as folicws.
Yeas Republicans: -Drown. Du
bbois, Mitchell, (Oregon), Prit
chard, Warren, Cannon, Haiis
brough. Pettigrew . Teller, Wolcott. HO):
democrats; Hyron. Derry, Daniel, Har
ris, Mills. Pasco. Tillman. Vest. White,
Bate, Chilton. George. .1 ones (Ark.),
Morgan. Pugh, Tut pie, Walthall. (17):
populists Allen, .loues iNev.i. Stewart,
Bullet, Peffer, (total. 32.)
Nays Republicans: Aldrich, Bur
rows, CuHom. Gallinger, Hawley, Me
Bride. Platt. Wetn.ore, Allison, Chau
clier, Davis. Hale, Lodge, Nelson.
Quay, Wilson. (Hi) democrats Brice,
Faulkner, Lindsay, ('affect, 11111.
Mitchell (Wis.l, Palmer. Smith. Vilas,
(9, total, 25.)
Voting did not begin until 0:30. at
which time the chamber was dimly
lighted and (he- galleries were almost
empty. A Hood oi amendments was
first voted uikiii all being defeated.
Veto Overruled.
In the house the river and harbor
bill was passed mer the president's
veto by i vote of 22b to HO, a wide mar
gin over tile necessary two-thirds. Thir
ty-tune democrats voted to pass the
bill over the veto and twenty-six re
publicans voted against doing so.
