Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-24
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rhs Vase on the Cn,n.ss Bu,.

The Vate on the Cntaess B.ii.
WASHINGTON, March 23d.-But.
terworth's amendment to the Chi
nese bill, limiting the term of sus.
pension to fifteen years, was lost
without call of the yeas and nays.
A large number of amendments
were then voted upon but were all
lost without division being called.
The bill was then passed, yeas 1857,
nays 65. The following is the vote
in detail: Yeas-Aiken, Aldrich,
ArmAeld, Atkins, Bsyne, BelfOrd,
Belmont, Berry, Bingham, Black
burn, Blanchard, Bass, Blount,
Brewer, Brumm, Buckner, Bur.
rows, of Missouri, ButterwOrtb, Ca
bell, Caldwell, Calkins, Campbell,
Cannon, Cassidy, Caswell, Chal-
mers, Chapman. Clark, Clements,
Cobb, Converse, Cook, Cornell, >,
Cox, of New York, Cox, of North
Carolina, Covington, Cravens,
Cumberson. Curtin. Darrell, David
son, Davis, of Illinois, Davis, OF
Missouri, Demott, Denster, Dezen.
dorf, Dibble, Dibrell, Dowd, Die.
gro, EImentrout, Everett, Farwell,
of Illinois,. Finley, Flower, Ford,
Forney, Fulkerson, Garrison, Ged-
des, Gibson, Gunther, GuHter,
Hammond, of Georgia, Hardy,
Harmer, Harris, of New Jerseys
Hazeltine, Hatch, Hszelton, He'll
man, Herndon, Hewitt, of
New York, Hill, Hiscock,
Hablitzsll, Hoge, Holman.
Hoar, Hsuck, House, Hubbell,
Hubbs, Hutchins. Jones, OF Texas,
Jones, of Arkansas, Jorgensen,
Kenna, King, Klotz, Knott, Lsdd,
Leedom, Lewis. March, Martin,
Mcclure, McCook, Mckenzie, Mo-
Kenzie, Mckinley, Moulton, Mitch
ell. Murch, O'Neill, Pacheco, Page,
Paul, Payson, Peele, Phelps, Phis.
ter, Pounds. Randall, Reagan,
Rice, Of Missouri, Richardson,
Robertson, Robinson, Rosecrans,
Scranton, ShelIaberger, Sherwin,
Simontou, Singleton, Of Mississip-
pi, Smith, of Pennsylvania, Smith,
of Illinois, Smith, of New York,
Sparks, Spauliing, Speer, Spring.
er, StocRstager, Strait. Talbot,
Thomas, Thompson, of Kentucky,
Tie man, Townsend, of Ohio, TowE.
send, of Illinois, Tucker, Turner, of
Georgia, Turnsr, of Kentucky, Up.
degrAff, Of Ohio, Upson, Valentine,
Vance, Van Horn, Warner, WASH
burne, Weber, WellbOrn, Whit
horne, Williams, of Alabama, Will
lis, Willets, Wilson, Wise, of Penn
syivania, Wise, of Virginia, and w
A Wood, Of New YOrk-167.
Nays Anderson, Barr, Bragg,
Briggs, Browne, Buck, Camp, Can
dett, Carpenter, Chase, Grape, Oul-
len, Dawes. Dswing, Dingley, Dun.
nell, Dwight, Farwell, of Iowa,
Grout, Hall, Hammond, Of New
York, Hardenbergh, HarrIs, of
Massachusetts, Haskell, Hawk,
Henderson, Hepburn, Hooker,
Humphrey, Jacobs, Jones, of New
Jersey, Joyce, Kasson, Ketcham,
Lord, McCord, Merse, Norcross,
Crib, Parker, Ranney, Rice, of
Massachusetts, Richardson, of New
York, Ritcbie, Robinson, of Massa.
chusetts, Russell, Ryan, ShuItz,
Skinner, Spooner, Stone, Taylor,
Thompson, of Iowa, Tyler, Upde-
graft, of 10 wa, Urner, Wadsworth,
Wait, Walker, Ward, White, Wat
son, and Williams, OF Wisconsin-
65. The House then, at $50 P. NJ,
adjourned.
Debate on sho CLtnsss Biis Cfased.
WASHINGTON, March 2S.-Page
closed the debate with q brief and
vigorous defense of the bill and an
earnest appeal for its passage. The
amendment reducing the term OF
suspension to fifteen years was re.
jected-99 against 81.
The Ohisese Biss FrssS0.
WAsHINGTON. March 23d.-The
House, at 5:l5, passed the Chinese
bill without amendment, by III
yeas against 65 nays.
Ansi.POiy ygamy u Law.
WASHINGTON, March 23.-Presi.
dent Arthur has approved the anti
polygamy bill.
Tns U"noished Monassrs,
WASHINGTON. March 23d.-The
House Committee on Naval AT.
fairs recommend an appropriate q
of 81. SOC, 600 to complete the unfin-
ished Monitors.
star Rente OIL y Catisd,
WASHINGTON, March 23d.-The
cases of the United States against
Thomas J. Brady, ex-senator s,
w. Dorsey, III. M. Vail and others.
defendants in the Star Route cases.
were called in the Criminal Court
this morning. None of defendants
were in Court. Counsel for the de.
fenss ssid that they were not pre-
pared to plead. Col. Bliss sai d the
government had waited long
enough. He understood that one
of the principal defendants had
shown his appreciation of the
Importance of the charges against
him by leaving the city for New
Mexico. He stated that Stephen
w. Dorsey had not been placed un.
der bonds and asked the Court to
compel his attendance. Col. In
gersoll said there was no need OF
such proceedings. There was MOTH
ing in the charges to cause Dorsey's
flight. He is no more afraid of
them than Is hunger of mince pie.
The prosecution, howe yer, insisted
upon Dorsey's arrest, and the
Court said it was their privilege TO
have the order issued. The hear
was then postponed until Saturday
next.
Death Of Admiral Dp0ess.
WASHINGTON, March 2Sd.--Sec-
retary Hunt received cable dis.
patch, dated Montevideo,. stating
that Admiral Spetts died at STAN