The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-10
iDilworthy" Is at The bottom Of this whole
matter, and wants to ayeuge his own de-

matter, and wants to aycnge his own de-
feat.
THE RADICALS Try TO GET N Az ARMY ELL.
| Mr.. Ryan tRepHblicap), OF Kansas-it be-
| ing Morday-mored suspension OF the
rules that he might introduce and pass the
| committees army bill with the restrictive
clause. This excited Mr.. Atkins considera-
bly,, and caused a stir on The Democratic
side. Mr.. Atkins moved to adjourn, and
this was received with dersiyc laughter by
the Republicans. The House, on stand
ing vote, refused TO adjourn; but the DEM
ocrats demanded the ayes and Goes, when,
by a vote OF 1G5 to 100. the House did at
O'Clock adjourn. This means, they say,
that the Democrats intend to pass the army
bill in the regular way; but il Clymer had
not gone around and told members that
there was mistake Of $4,000 IN the bill as
printed adjournment would have been
voted down and the bill passed. Messrs.
Randall. McMahon, and other Democratic
leaders favored this course, but Mr. Atkins
declared he would resign if it was done.
This movement indicates clearly that the
Radicals will not fight the army bill.
TIE CAUCUS on THE WARNER SILVER BILL.
At the caucnS Of Democratic senator's this
afternoon on the Warner silver bill it was
developed that twcnty-six Democratic scna-
tors were for it and ten against it. 1t re-
mains to be seen whether, when the Coke
| resolution comes up tomorrow, enough
Republicans will vote with the twenty-six
Democrats to carry it. Upon this public
sentiment tonight is divided-the hard
money men contending that its defeat is GER
tain, while the ultra silver men think it has
a chance OF passing. The latter show a
good deal Of feeling.
BEIEF NEWS ITEMS.
The Senate committee to-day disagreed to
| the House amendments TO the joint resolu-
ton amending the sundry civil bill OF last
session, and there will be conference.
And now ther say there will be 4 deficiency
OF Sl50,000 in the money ont OF which in
ternal.revenue officers have to be paid.
Congcr and Frye talked it over with
Rutherford B. to-day, and Hawley, Keller,
and others were also with him.
There are to be interesting exercises at
Valley Forge on the 10Th, when Senator
Bayard, it is reported, will deliver an ora
ton.
The feeling was to-day that Congress will
get away by the 10th.
Rev. Dr.. \. L. Dickinson was at the Cap
itol to-day.
Secretary McCrary still hangs fire, buthis
friends hope he will get through.
Colonel VI. D. Balls daughter has gone
to Alaska.
misunderstanding Hawlcy has gone to
Illinois. and Representative Vance, Of North
Carolina, is sick.
The judicial appropriation bill will he Ia
ken I'D tomorrow before the army bill.
Judge Hughes arrived to-day from Nor
folk.
Associated Press Reports bT telegraph to the Dis
patch.
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS on THE SILVER BILL.
WASHINGTON, June 9.-The Democratic
senators held I Caucus to-day TO consider
the ACCESSIBILITY OF taking final action upon
the Warner silver bill during the present
session. \ thrce-houis' consultation de-
veloDcd such irreconciahlc differences OF
OPINION dlIlOUS Tue sCEstoi3 l'ltSShL UNIV lLS
caucus broke up without action either rs to
the merits OF the bill or tue pending motion
OF Mr.. Cukc to bring it directly before the
Senate by discharging the committee.
COMMITTEE WORK.
WASHINGTON, June 9.-The House Judi
ciary Committee to-day considered the bill
introduced by Senator Bayard entitled
..Bill in relation to iuries, and to repeal
sections sol. $40, and ST. of the Revised
Statutes" which passed the Senate last Fri
day. No action was taken.
The chairman appointed 4 subcommittee
to examine into the articles OF Impeachment
asains, George +. Seward Minister to Chi
ma. but report will not probably be made
this session.
ANOTHER WITNESS ARRESTED FOR Perjury.
WASHINGTON. June 9.-Mr. John De La
cey, another OF The witnesses for Spotlord
in tho senatorial investigation. was arrested
this afternoon on complaint OF Cavanac,
Spofford's agent, upon the charge OF per-
Jury. lie gave bonds in The sum OF 5000
for his appearance at the Police Court to-
morrow morning.