, 1879-06-11
Nothing Done in the Kellogg
Investigating Commit
tee Yesterday.
Sp0ffOrt Afraid. to Trust
His Witnesses upon the
Stand.
Long Jones', Diaheartened, Still Case
Wistfnlly upon 1.-THE Whits
House.
THE JUDICIAL BILL.
PAssAox p1 THE HOUSE WITHOUT MATERIAL
AMENDAGN2.

speeia1 D.poteA tr 7As 1rtsan4
WASHINGTON, D. T.. June 10-The House
passed tie littlo judicial bit! without material
amendment, There was an animated contest
throughout The entire day, the Republicans In
ststtng upon amending thej bill At every point,
hut finally 1t was passcd By atrtct party voto nf
1O2 yeas to s. nays. The Republicans did not
attc.npt to 1ltbusier to defeat the bill. Hnd
they withheld their yotes tile House would have
been left without quorum, md 1t would have
been utterly impossible tot the Democrats to
have secured q quorum Of their own number at
thts sesston, IL indeed Il would bo possible
to do 10 again In tits Congress-. There
was some ic1ay. on Ing to the iact
that printed coptes Of the bill
iai not been received from the printer, and the
11ousa began the cousde5etion OF this great
measure, which 'nbpropsfstcd. e., 8o0,0 900, with
only twenty copies Of the printed bill for the
use Of 200 members. The debate was for tho
most part thrashinE out Of old straw.
TIE REPUBLICANS WARNED THE DEMOCRATS
that the bill would result In deficiency; that 1t
wans incongruous," imperfect, md defective in
many ways tllat, while It stgnihed that the
Democrats hau abandoded their policy Of re-
pcating tbs Election laws, 1t nullltcd
those laws; and that the Democrats would
,'Aso ~ ~ NJ n. I -, s,,d
iu''ohst' ahc 'e,'osi"ss .o1ss4 ~ N.Y..
haehts' anu. so"aFu 'nc e'o.e' oue'eo w. t..e4'
IL obta,n tie floor to speak without being 1cercd
down, It will be found that the appropriations
In this bill for Dtstrict-Atrorneys and hsrshals
arc grossly Inadequate for the ordinary court
expenditures. Under the law, supervisors of
Elections can bo appointed, but not paid. There
arc restrictions In the bill which will greatly
emearrass tlit executive aepastt"ents - u''
dovefhmeat ID many paFt'co'@n' lnu u.'lo'
cfaf1 oven Te1ccted en aH'cnanehI "n'sh p'o.
posed to except from he operations Of th'6 10"
contracts for fuel clothlnet prosls'ons' a'ld
transportation of trQops'
| TIN oHEk.DAcKKas WE'RE sNuhhfp'
and an amendment proposed by Weaver, which
required that the jury Commissioners might be
.c1scte al from Grcenhnckera. Ar we'll as Demo.
crats anu henno!!eans' "os 3ejecssu " ISM, ~,
cratic votes, the Republicans all voting with the
| Urcct1becxsre. The Democrats In this bill have,
fnr tIc first time. introduced politics into the
1urv.hoY hv reu,,,rlnr that Jurors snail te 10
tsnt.,, hr na,ttsana. Thu blll dooa not eyeu
eonseaaps.a .le posa, @ assns .n,,,t..
court may haye no pred1eetlons Tor any po''sica
party. Tic House rofused to adopt au amend
mcnt to fl1 the DAY Ut iurors In the Territories
A. N mar d.x notwithstanding, tle]epatn A{anit,.
~ ~ ~, uA,' 49," ,a.a,t .,,evoa ,hot !,
MIS- oi Moatanla. VINO 'hoseo III s"o"eu t,'al u
would bo impossible Tor Jurors 10 pay the1s q
ponses at the price suggested, SO daily.
r.,,. ,p..,+rn 4.,octnt.d rr<...
10 Nv r"'" =, 11" =" ~. n..,
"Asnlseon - tsn ~, Sa"e n.,,.a, ss,,. .ae. trl..s
this morning. Mr. McMal'on reported BACK trotr
nroorattona for curtain. judicial expenses Vi tl,t
T"..s". r. ~ r.sa--.a T., ~, f,n,rn,ftt.,