The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-11
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cotted-Latest Phase of the 80" Strike.

WASHINGTON, March 10 The Senate
to-day, on motion of Mr.. Edmunds,
passed bill 10 remove the political disa'
bilities OF John Rutledge of South Caro-
lima
Mr. Faulkner introduced bill 10 vail.
date acknowledgements made by Stale
courts or United States courts in the
States of deeds filed for record in the Dis
trict OF Columbia.
Mr. Palmer presented petitions for a
civil government OF the Yellowstone Ma
tional Park. He also presented letter
insiDuaiing that these petitions were be-
ing circulated In some private interest.
Senators Vest and Dawes declared that
they believed the petitions TO be entirely
legitimate and expressive of a widespread
interest In the proper government and
protection Of the park.
On motion OF Mr. Sherman the Freed
mans Bank bill was recOmmtted To the
Finance Committee for further consider
alton of amendments proposed in debate.
The committee will add some restrictions
proposed by tie Comptroller OF the Cur
rency.
At the close of morning business the
discussion OF the alien land law was re-
sumed
The bill amends the present act by ex-
Guiding mining property in the Terri
tories from its provisions, and was finally
passed by vote of 81 to i3
Mir Butler then took the floor in oppO-
sition to the Dakota admission bill.
THE HOUSE.
The sixth day of the deadlock i'm the
House opened this morning at ll.4j with
q demand for the regular order by Mr.
Reed II required some investigation of
the journal 10 discover what the regular
order was. Ii was found to be Il motion
made yesterday to take recess until 1880
Mr. Weaver held that this motion had
expired by limitation, and be was sus-
tanned by the Speaker pro tcmp0rc, Mr..
Hatch.
Mr.. Oates then moved 10 take a recess
for ten minutes. Mr.. Weaver moved 10
amend TO fifteen minutes, Mr. Rogers to
twenty, and Mr.. Anderson Of III nOis 10
twenty-five minutes Mr.. TarsneY then
moved that when the House adjourn TO.
day. It be until Saturday
The point Of order was raised against
this motion that the time was beyond the |
limit Of adjournment fixed by the Con.
slitution The point of order was over.
ruled on a precedent established by
Speaker Carlisle last week, and the yeas !
and nays ordered on the motion.
The vote upon the motion 20 adjourn |
to Saturday was yeas, 3 nays ia.
The question then REQUIRED upon the I
motion That when the House adjourn it !
be until Friday, and The yeas and nays
were ordered.
The vote upon this motion disclosed !
the fact that no quorum was present and |
a call of The House was ordered
The roll was called, and Mr Taylor in /
trOduccd resolution. directing the Ser /
geant alarms 10 arrest the absent mem I
bers and arraign them before the bar of /
the House 10 present excuses for their !
absence There was opposition to the
resolution, and Mr. Tauibee called for /
the yeas and nays on the passage of H.
Numerous expressions OF disgust were
given vent to by the Republicans at this
new form OF lih5ustering, but Mr. Taul-
bee mustered thirty-ninc votes in sup.
port of his resolution, and the yeas and
NAYS were ordered.
The resolution was carried, and the [
Sergeanf-st.arms was dispatched in
search of absentees
No overtures towards a compromise
have been made by either side.