The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-16
H0UsE OF REPRESENTATION.
WARRINGTON, July H. 1870.
The House met at nine O'Clock.

The House met at nine O'Clock.
JOB DETECTED.
Mr. DAWES, rcp) Of Mass, made supplementary report
on Miscellaneous Appropriation bill, striking that
paragraph relating 10 the municipal ypoinments of
ngon which in the report made last evening
he entirely Ignorant his colleagues the
mttee how that paragraph had got into the report He
knew nothing of until he heard read from the Clerks
desk The report was agreed to.
THE TEXAS ELECTION CASE.
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GRAFTON against Conno and that Grafton mot e
titled to the seat and that the consideration Of the RICH.
THE INDIAN APPROPRIATION BILL
received from the Senate announcing that
had passed the bill appropratng $4,000 900 for the
service with substitute, beng the Senate Indian Appropr
Mr.. SARGENT, lrep Of Cal. moved s reference to the
PAiNr and GoLMAs tdem) of Ind, objected. and
T. s BE- By call
a. the Gs ne M s
pration bill, and the appointment of committee Of con-
Mr. DAWES called the attention Of the House serious
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had been the continuous Of the government ever
sOmmee Of Conference. Nj. sarsens declined serve
The SPEAKER ssrsapea Ii: paas
SR Indiana slsssn sssS. Sse
member entitled to the seat and that Mr. Reid should be
nsnts allowing thoSssHd dollars J1.sDS ssssr Of VIZ
81 Texas, for prosecuting their respective claims
men til two O'Clock p NJ was concurrsd in
Tho SPEAKER presented he resignation of Mr. Davis of
SHORT RECESS TAKEN
that S q
gain time 70 attend the conference on the indian Xp.
ScooE House TOOK I'LL fifteen minutes
After the recess Mr. Dawes offered concurrent rcso,,
ton posgonng the hour of adjournment until ave O'Clock.
THE ooNrnRrNon REPORT ON THE INDIAN BILL
Mr.. Dawes, from the conference committee the In.
amendment with The oond.on That
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he House gained nothing but assferenos
hi s ss nssso wit"
"vote," !. Question" &C. The question put and the
ANOTHER xxrENeroN OF THE sFssroN--A SCENE.
Mr.. DAWES renewed the resolution extending
the session III Ave o'clock, to allow time the
grossment Of the bill.
Nj. ELDnIpaE, deml Of Wis, sought the noor and was
notified by the Speaker that II he persisted occupying
floor there could not be an adjournment to-day To
REPLIED an excited that the action Of the Speaker
was outrageous. Loud calls to order.
The SPEAKER put the question postponinQ the hour Of
adjournment, and declared II carried.
member the democratic side called for the yeas and
Mr. ELDRIDGr moved that the House adjourn and called
for the and Nays saying that he had done
his rights had been overridden by the Chair.
The SPEAKER evinclpg much earnestness OF
that one motion TO adjourn in order and had %
journment rs against this factious action.
The question was on ordering the yeas and nays.
Mr. MONEFLY, (dem.) OF Ill., said that the Speaker had
right 70 mako an argument In that way.
The SPEAKER said he had right protect the majority
against the minority.
The and nays not ordered and the House
fused to adjourn
The yeas not ordered on the resolution
poning adjournment, and the resolution adopted
THE CUBAN QUESTION.
Mr.. WKINsoN, (rep) OF MIMI, moved TO suspend the
rules and adopt q resolution recng the imminence
e. war IN Europe, ths state o. ipsurrectISn in
troll that island aud I've being seized and held BY