Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-12
ALL-NIGHT SESSION.
ANOTHER CHAPTER IN THE HISTORY or
THE DEADLOCK.
The Scenes in the House Early Wednesday
Morning-Cams in with His
Face Lathered.
tBy telegraph to the DIspatcA.l
WASHINGTON, Anvil III.

ARLINGTON, Aprlt IL, 1889.
From O'Clock until daybreak mem
lY,rs of the Rouse sat patiently in their
seats or reclined on more easy sofas in
rcar az the ball. No motions we're sub
miiied, no points OF order raised, no
parliamentary inquiries submitted.
The advocates Of the cirect-tRx Hill recog-
hiring heir inability 60 cope with the par
Iamcntary tRctics q thetr antagonists, refrained
from any EFFORT 10 dispense With further mo-
cee1irrs under csli OF Tho Hcpse' Tho oi,po-
rents 20 tho measure Connections 81 Tho fac; that
frey WopId Re Cui-votod upon shy motion 20
adjourn dc-isted nom The efforts In that dircc-
frn, and Affairs came 90 complete stand.stil
Nov a1i then gentleman would maze a re-
marx which would arouse the iisiNili.es OF such
@ ihf'memOcrs o. we're not asleep; hut through
rgt tho ciSht there were no scenes Of sufficient
interest 20 awaken the dozen occuuants % the
galleries Who IRE peacefully dodag upon the
iorch's. ~ carly morning light broke through
trs glazed coiuuC q ite Cham Der o short in
formal reccss vas fNken 90 enable the jaritors
go clear the floor 4 the accumulated rubbish OF
fae sil-right session, but tho duty VAS very In
erlcr,tlv performed.
Atgs0 4. N. The House was still constructively
in session ~ on Wednesday Of last week. Tho
f0urcers ~ last night had sought the shelter Of
mo cloak and committeeman. or ESCAPED the
vi-iisn-c o. tho sergeant alarm and gone
home 60 breakfast Ahout a hundred monitors.
whose bright faces AMI general appearance
gave rise o. the sH7piclon ihai they wore uCt at
the.r BE- - during the Crtlre uight were cent
t-it+ about tNC ball Attending % whatever Uni
vafe duty or pere Dai fancy might suggest rs
ps.fi1te. A group of twCnty wore gathered in
fUr rrsr centre 81 the Republican sido telling
arl listening o. stories AMI lanchiuc holster
C.sv 20 times. ~ ca-n moro violent outbreak
ffo refel OF the occupant OF the chair rose and
fr.. 1u periuuti ry way, hat Eni nos ihc slight
r-I influence upon She wage on tho floor. A
-.0i'as group was seen ON mo Democratic side.
tr, If was 81 more sfaid dtmCeu0f. The floor
r.s tua oi hits q paper, de,s--ops we're covered
Will. miscellaneous piles Of rubbish, and the
chamber asa whole had an air o. troWsiucss and
faUEN". Are We sdN in session qucrted
newcomer 90 Ar. burroughs 81 Michigan.
d." e- you 500 us now ~ the very Gci OF legis-
larr- lor tho whole people, Al 80 o'cloca The
tf>. business 90 no G7y Was undertaken. Il Was
4 motion Of Nr. Dcckery. of Missouri. ihst The
No,rssopcr De authorized to open TIRE doors aud
r.nf .afa chamber Some belatol uhbus .erer oh-
..-'et from force oi hatii, ana matters relspscd
Ata Quartor-rast u NJ Belmont was brought
O. trl .2l under arr,si and formally charged
v.r absence without leave. Ito saiI be was
-s.-.l ssioriay, aud was necessarily absent IN
Sow l.rs. A uoaon 90 eIcn him was lost
raon r.gl-r''s VOC, but was carried oy 81 TO
sIcut . o'clock Mr. Coxl.s. OF North Carolina,
r..cl ihar thr House adjourn quI demanded
t..r ..f aud noes o1 tao motion. A sGiioicnt
RON Dew Vt Republicans aroused then~c'Vr. and
voted io Rave shn ayes aud noes, ana Oh. r.li-cah
vas shout CD begin Wien NJ. Ag~OD, uf Illinois,
INSIDE point Cf order thni the m rii ~ too liOlrd
Fa- u.- 20 of1er because no busiut-- had inter-
".e speaker sustained tie point and MI Ma
s... wlo is % now member. was im media ely
e.rrr-n !el by an slmiri0c thr0rg OF older
members. who nCufra,s.atcd him ou his pres
fl.. % mind and Hrumcu iu Selling ulon a pro
Ier IgrismeniSry remedy to head Oft tic dread
q t-e,-vo-e.
Asrooa approached many mentors appeared
IN. tal been ah-ent. ao1 NJ. WCqSet. If Iowa,
moved chat further proceedings uu1"r ~" call
wl'-l began az o'clo'< last evening be
..--.nsel with. The ayes and noes We're
D. d. D.
ro l.al caught uapplug several cwDe ts
TI-. relying upon Continuance ~ i-c uu-
fr.seu mDu1tolF cf tle last siZ hours. hal tenn
.ar .y ltaentei ihen elves Tor sice' or DINER
rt.rr- nmtuts. Mr. Andersen, % Kansas, was
among tho drst nBEir5 called. and tlat gonte-
r.sn wa, invi soratine hu-cf by shave AMI
trauqoo. Bat Dee vas equal 90 the emergency.
ans caused much IIefrlmclt among observer :
f~ suddenly emerging 10 he han Wuh his face
covered WIN iath-r ard towel neatly drawn
rr.l1 bis meek % answer 20 us name. lLe
ezra .riirarv number OF ro.-cDll~ aud the
length ~ r1a se-. iru Inns badly cen raj cd the
~fsrluE clerks. ANA various employees ~ me
-rlse have been tried as subs iitlies win IN
tte-'ut success. - on" clerk VAN iastLIt.o. ~
v..al so.,iiy was struggling al.nc Win me roll
..I ou Mr Wtarer8 motion t.r DOC cry, 81
.-our. generously stepped forward Gmit,t
ina -un0rlus We. rc. llo vote resulted III me
..fslt % the motion 20 dispense with Tie call by
vote 20 yeas IS. nays los, and the House IT,
htl O'Clock leave was asked that memncrs Of
re Committee on the District or '.luW ~ 'e
excused Until O'Clock % enable them O. attend
fle opening Of fhe Free bridge over toe Potomac
river iu West Washington.
Mr. Reed. however. interpreted an objection.
Unanimous consent wa given Ni. ~ 2 ne, oi Ne"
York. % have read the oclp x o.cial bdilrun
which noted 40 Improvement IN ex-senator
tolslincs condition. The readiug was listened
20 wifh close attention, Bld at lt- close Ionh J
a. pr iongei applause arose from toth Demo
Tie utter siasaatl1n o. the bUsiuess Of tho
House Remains Uurufied ny even a. iuu'h os u
breeze ~ parliamentary InoNon. Hclh ph'N
q, fn. controversy har- llEs.! into q MiroW-
l.rish state % walrug ior something - turn VI.
which win put an end 90 the present 'onllilan OF
Affairs. tul there are no indication ihot me
deadlock VIII bc troEcu during the day There
ore rlmors a1oai iAat % la, ooel dec.Hed mat
nothing huf Il Democratic caucus can nave me
effect OF termusuug ne session |hlch DrFAu
.rie week today. bat he Demo ratio advocates
az and orr9ncnts 30 the diIe.t-aN bul ore dis
trlstful ot carn other strength a1u MIS- u. tll'
n secure large number ci s.ena,uIes 70 sne
sal watch the CppC1. lion perry demands u7loit
Is vii &c ole 20 The prop ,sluon % 50 mo d
caucus whose decision will be binding
At8oc.ock NJ Iaulboe, Of kentucky, cailed
attention o. The fat tlGt the House bad been
lively TO sessi % for eight days and c"n-
'inuously ln session for cvc- twcniy-seven hours.
In the interest, therefore, OF good health AID
c.oI nature he asked unanimous consent lAhl d
recess ne TAKEN until ll:i5 'o-lno.rOW.
Nr OFeuall. II Virginia objected ana we
House again sank into a state OF "tnuocuous de-
ma daily test vote was taken al O'Clock NNr.
Tn.lnee. II kentucky, onira ius q henlir
tfrrzI urou motion 70 adjourn. lhi- Mouph
va. defeated by q vote q yeas. &c: nays. lS@-a
falling of four votes from the opp1> non ana
f.r-..-u from tn advocate Of the measure "a
c.urared with q similar veto of yesterday.
After = proposition elbmtftei by Mr. Oate9 =.
tsEe recess uu'A lla5 o'clock tomorrow hau
I.tu lectcd g. ny Ar. Reed, Mr. Aleu- Of MICH
fenr. -.-e o. q question 81 privilege" NcW
Sow. raper. be ssii. ha1 published an artlclt ~
f..Hrf ON ff
-n rr refunded % the states by the GirectiaN
ODD would te Isit 90 state agents. Ame"s 'bo'e
STATES Michigan had been nenuonel as one
which would pay ID per cent. OF me sum ~,
f...-l 10 >tat- SCENTS. lie desired 70 have rea =
.er~sn which be mad received from the Gov
ef.or.f Michigan upon The subject
SIR. brecE inr'dce - Kentucky, made POM
rf secer that the gentleman lad stated no que--
t.rr ri privilege. a. 40 charge had been made
.irs tne personal character OF tho seA''llli ~
oal as the state Oh Michigan was not member
Congress-.
vr ,len replied hat the gentleman from
r...... -r hal always been reAoy ~ ccieu1 the
f.lrrl. h.= state, and that he lAAenl "lhueu ~
l.i..l me honor OI Dis
Inc speaker having sustained the point oi
Cr.-f. Nr. Alien s8llalel himself Win we ne-
carati1u tnat tie published s.ateIn 3nt wa, i','
fu every r,sport. The telegram which III. Al
Irr desired 70 ave read Was frpm Governor
ff..e. o. Michigan, a. follows: " livery uoi ~
o. tle direct tax refunded 90 Michigan VIII ne
rlaaof iB tho state Treasury. NO coihAii''iOu
Indismavcd by Mr.. Aliens experience, Nr.
D. j.. Taylor, Of Ohio, rose 70 question OF prNI'
iDre.
The speaker warned him that nothing was IN
orlSr mat diI nof concern the CAL, but sir. ay-
lor managed o. say despite the gravel ana up
rlarirue cries % order on the authority OF INC
Governor II Ohlo. tuat the state ment NAT part ol
toe money carried by the bin 70 Ohios creol'
"a 90 ~ paid 90 no State agent Wa q he.
. r.tl-rnll va. had about AS O'Clock on Mr..
Nc0reafy's motion 70 dispense with turner pro
eee1ings under the call. Tho result Was-yeas,
a: uays 49, -,
~ho.uy after tho vote had been announced MI
Cox appealed o. thu House 70 take recess unu
tomorrow, saying that he was sure the members
would all DO bstter for IL Objection was made
however, and Mr.. COX put his request Ia the
fYrIn % a motion, which ne withdrew upon see
Ing The formidable opposition.
Mr. BreckiuridYe, ~ Kentucky, made another
eHors % adjourn the House about O'Clock. bu
his motion Was lost upon yea and nay vote
yeas, IS; nays, -
AZ Z O'Clock Mr. Taulbee asked unanimous
consent Tor q recess until il,45 O'Clock tomorrow