The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-27


mn DEADLOCK IN THE H0UsE-FERs0NAI
NEWS ITEMS.
frron. our Regular Correspondence
WASHINGTON. May 2G.-Proicssor Spcn-
,-y r Baird. who IS at the head OF the
,.nited states Fish Commission, went be-
r,r, ,hc House Committee on Foreign AZ
,.;r. this morning and urged that an APP
,~..ristion o. $4,000 be recommended to
.,lle enc United states to be properly re-
,.~,.cnted nj the international Fish Con-
,,,,ion 20 bc held at London in 1888. The
r,,o,t will he favorable. The Secretary Of
sr,,i. highly friendly TO il, and the Pre-
.t1,rt las called thc attention Of Congress
=, fbe subject in one Of his messages.
cr.,, Britain has extended an invitation
,.onr Government 10 be represented.
vors so HOSTILE AFTER ALL.
Tho House TODAY unanimously agreed
,.,cerer.' Hooker. Of Mississippi Dem
nm should vote as proxy for Mr.. Er-
,., 81 pittsburgh (Rcpublican), who in
'..,,,- op, oi @ "llerdic" this morning
1.g.,d hurt himself so badly that he had
,f. tscr from the Capitol TO his quar-
,.r yhi. does not look as il the bitter
nr. b..wen Che two parties to the dead
lock WIS very deep.
nus DEADLOCK TO-DAY.
Mr. ugc.brn. Of Kentucky, to-day led
Clio Democrats IN the House, and in discus
.i,rs That from time TO time occurred
.t..,d Dr. wa, more than match for
vr Caik'n. on parliamentary questions.
T,e same diotery motions were madeas on
v.,trll,. and the usual number Of roll
can. were INDUCED in. The rumor was
ala, 1lr. Robson, Of New Jersey, Was
sr,'.a. for the Speaker 10 decide against
allowing dHatory motions, but that con-
.ena.Nc Republican lawyers like Rob
ua.. Of Massachusetts,, opposed it.
Vf.n there were rumors Of q COM
promise. and predictions that the dead
mre would end in few days. There
was osilc 90 stormy time about o'clock.
and tac Speaker cXciieGly raped for
order. and called on both sides 20 conduct
themselves better. When ne said he al
md.l 20 ihc Republicans too the Demo
uat. aipauded. soon afterwards, amid
confusion. tine House adjourned. The Re-
publican, at once went into caucus.
TIE CAUSE or TIE ROW.
Tine excitement which preceded the adj
iormmmt Was principally ON the Ropub-
lean side. and grew ont Of the action OF
49,. Calin- I'm regard TO the proposition
made ly Mr.. Blackburn that the case be
submitted 10 q select committee. Mr.
Cln, after mild reply asked to have
zine 90 consult with some Of his party
hinl, in rr~ard to II. This excited the
mon, sa'wmt Republicans to 50 great
q qon hma row seemed imminent. They
voulduo' hear to if, and many declared
Mr. CaIiln, had lost his grip.
PERSONAL NEWS ITEMS.
President to-day signed the Geneva
aynd Bin
Olem Senator Mitchell, intimate poiit-
iel friend, ad to-day that there was no
chance o. amy compromise between the IN
dependents udStaNarts. The fomerme
m thcwr.
nHor Brown was at the White House
to-,ay.
Terpn va. That Nr. Corcoran, who
ha. a,ncu.e -ick. Wa. better to-day. DR..
Cr'u Tyler remained with him last
rh.
IAa0ciai.l Pres reports o. he Di,patchJ
"lo" LONG IS TIE DEADLOCK 10 cos
TlNyE:'
WASHINGTON. MAY 26.-Tlc Republican
clci- committee having reached no con-
c.''Hr q. Tive meeting which Wa- held last
u-hU the question of GLOW long Is Che
deadlock 'o .nuf'nuc:" was heard on all
side, W tir House OF Representative, to-
d.r Ilr Committee on Rules held q ae-
tlf .ou iM- morning, and while the
u'm ir arc disposed 60 say nothing a. TO
Wlat Wos considered, il has lccn learned
Df ile question under discussion was in
regard go lhc existing deadlock, members
Cd. bob parties taking active part therein.
s. conference of leading Democratic
member. was held subsequent 90 adjourn
m,ut cd ibc Committee on Rules, at which
representatives Randall, kcnna, Carlisle,
Blehhurn. springer, ana other, were
pr. 90. AZ this conference the whole sub
icc. was discussed. particular attention
being given 90 tine question a. 10 how far
OBJ. lariy could discreciiy proceed with the
Introduction Of dilaiOrY motions in order
Or prevent the consid ration of the Mackcy
rs Dihhle contesiod-electiOn ease. Il was
unanimously agreed that The minority
would be- justified in continuing It's present
course indefinitely; that Il wa, injustice to
endoayor % lorce action upon the case in
dispute: that the only desire 81 the minori-
rs was that The case should be properly in
vostigaied, and unless that could be Oh
tanned the responsibility rested alone with
the minority.
shortly after O'Clock The conference
committee agreed upon a resolution pro-
posing that a special committee OF fv,
members be appointed by the Chair to in
quirc into The authenticity and validity Of
thealidayits submitted in the contested cas,
of Mackcy as. O'C0nnor. Representatiy,
blackburn was directed by the conierenc,
committee to submit the same 10 the Ilous'
and ask that Il he received by the maiorit,
IN the same spirit OF fairness by which II i
intended by the members OF the minority
PROPOSITION or THE REPUBLICANS.
WASHINGTON, May 26.-The caucus o
the Republican members Of the ii0tSe bat
this afternoon adopted the following pro
position to bc offered in the House to
morrow:
We are entirely satisfied that the allie
cations made by Mr.. samuel Dibble as {
forgery have been fully and fairly consid
cred by the Committee on Elections ant
thereon have been fully heard: and wherea
the cause nOw comes up for consideration
in the House, and there has been no dis
ctis,ion whatever in the House thereon