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! Passage by the Democratic House of the
Mills Tariff Bill.
WASHINGTON, July 22d.-There was a
large crowd at the Capitol yesterday to
| witness the passage of the Mills tariff bill.
The galleries were filled to overfiowing,
and the bright summer toilets of the ladies
present gave warmth and color to the
somber tone of the chamber. There were
but few absentees. Every member who
was able occupied his seat Mills was the
central figure. He was attired in a new
black broadcloth suit of clothes. He wore
Prince Albert coat, unbuttoned, with a
black tie and his gray moustache had been
neatly trimmed and his hair was carefully
brushed. He realized that his labors were
at an end, and he was conscious of victory
He took the floor at 11:30 o'clock to make
his closing speech. The previous question
was ordered without objection by the Re-
publicans. A few trifliug changes in the
bill were ordered, and the Texan began his
argument, which was of considerable
length.
When Mr.. Mills sat down he was given
a regular ovation by the Democrats, who
rose in body aud cheered long and
loudly.
On motion of Mckinley of Ohio sepa-
rate vote was taken on the cotton tie
amendment, and it was defeated by ITO TO
12S. Kerr of Iowa (Rep.) voted with the
Democrats and was loudly applauded.
THE FINAL VOTE.
Mr.. Mills then called for the vote on the
final passage of the bill. and it was begun
in silence that was almost painful.
Anderson of Iowa was given rounds of
applause when be cast his vote for the bill.
The tables were turned on the Democrats
when Archie Bliss of New York broke
from his party and voted against the bill
Greenman and Merriman both followed
suit, voting against the bill. But the JOY
of the Republicans was short-lived, as
knute Nelson responded aye when his name
was called, and was received by hearty ap-
plause from the Democrats.
Henry Smith of Wisconsin, Labor man,
voted for the bill, too, but when the Demo
cratic applause had ceased he rose and said
he had voted under misapprehension. He
then voted against the bill, and the Repub-
licanS had laugh On the Democrats, and
did not fail to take advantage of their cp-
portunity.
Sowden was the next one to break from
party ranks, voting against the bill. His
vote did not occasion surprise, and there
was little demonstration.
Merriman of New York voted with the
Republicans against it,
The final vore was ayes 162, noes I49, q
majority of 13.
ENTHUSIASTIC DEMOCRATS.
The announcement of the result by
Speaker Carlisle was the signal of perfect
storm of applause. The Democrats rose in
a body, and simply went wild. As one
man they rose, shouted, clapped, waved
handkerchief, hats, papers, and anything
they could get their hands on. The scene
simply beggars description. That express
sion is cid, but trite and true" The ap-
plause lasted fully ten minutes, and only
ceased when every one was too exhausted
to continue longer.
Mrs. Cleveland and Mrs. Folsom, who
were both in the Executive gallery, joined
in the ciapping of hands.
HOW THEY VOTED.
Following is the ayeand-no vote on the
passage OF the bill:
Ayes-Abbott, Allen of Mississippi. Anderson
OF Iowa, Anderson of Mississippi, Anderson of
Illinois, Bacon, Bankhead, Barnes Barry, Biggs
Blanchard, Bland, Blount Breckinridge of Ar
kansas, Breckinridge of Kentucky, Brewer,
Bryce, buckalew, Burnes, Burnett Bynum
Felix, Campbell of Ohio Timothy j. Campbell
Gambler, Campbell, Carlton, Caruth, Catchlngs
Chapman, Clardy, Carlisle, Clements, Cobb
Cochran, Collins, Compton, Cothran, Cowles
Cox, Grain, Crisp, Culberson, Cummings Dar-
gan, Davidson of Alabama, Davidson of Florida
Dibble, Dockery, Dougherty. Dunn, Elliott
Enloe, Er;nentrout, Fisher, Fitch. Ford, Forney
French, Cay Gibson Glass Grimes Hall Hare
Hatch Hayes, Heard, Hemphill Henderson
of North Carolina, Herbert. Holman, Hooker
Hopkins of Virginia, Howard, Hudd, Hutton
Johnston of North Carolina, Jones, Kilgore,
Laffoon, Lagan, Landes Lane, Lanham, Latham
Lawler, Lee. Lynch. Macdonald Mahoney, ,Maish.
Nansur. Martin, Diatson, MGAdoo, MeCammy
McCreary. Mckinney, McMilin, McRea, Nc
Morse. Neal. Nelson, Newton, Norwood, Oates,
O'Farrell, ONean of Indiana, ONeill of Mis-
souri,, Cultivate, Peel. Pennington, Phean,
Pideock, Raynor, Rice, Richardson, Robertson
Rogers,. Rowland, Russell of Massachusetts,
Kusk, Sayers, Scott, Seney, Shaw, Shively,
simmons Smith OF Indiana, Snyder spinola.
OF Geor sia, Stockdale Stone of Kentucky, Stone
of Missouri, Tarsney. Taulbee, Thompson of
California, Iillman, Tracy, Townshend, Turner
of Georgia. Vance, Walker Washington Weaver
Wheeler, Whithorne Wilkinson Wilson OF
Minnesota, Wilson of West Virginia, WISE Yoder
and Speaker Carlisle. Total. lo2
THE PRorECTIoSIsTs
Noes-Adams Allen of Massachusetts. Allen
kinson Baker of New York, baker of Illinois.
Bayne, Belden. Bingham Bliss Boothman
Bound, Boutelle, Bolden, Bowen, Brewer T. H.
B Browne of Virginis, Brown of Ohio, John B.
=.
Butler, Butterworth, Cannon, Caswell, Cheadle,
Clark, Cogswell, Conger, Cooper Grouse,
Cutcheon Dalzell; Darlington, Davis, Delsno,
Dingley, Dorsey, Dnnham Farquhar, FELTON,,
Finley, Flood, Full er, Funston, Gaines, CALM
ger, Gear, Gest, Gof. Greenman, Grosvenor,
Grou., Guenther, Harmer, Haugen, Hayden,
Henderson of Iowa, Henderson of Illinois, Her.
mann, Hires, Hit, Holmes, Hopkins of
Illinois, Hopkins of New York, Houk. Hovey,
Hunter, Jackson, Johnson of Iudiana Kean,
Kelley, Kennedy, Kerr, Keteham, La Fol ette,
I-sidlaw, Laird, Lehlbach, Lind, Lodge Long
Lyman, Mason. McComas, Mccormack, McCuI.
iongh. Mekenna, Mckinley, Merrjman. Milli-
kin; John 81. Motiiitt: Morrill, Morrow, Nichols
independently, Nuttilg, ODonnell O'Neill of
Pennsylvania, Osborne, Owen Parker, Partone
Payson. Perkins, Peters, Phelps Plumb Post
Pugsley, Reed. Rockwell komeis. Rowell Rus
sell Of Connecticut, Ryan, sawyer, Scull. Sey-
mour, sherman. So6den, Steele, stephenson
Stewart of Vermont, Struble, symes Ezra b.
Taylor, Joseph D. Taylor, Thomas of KenIucky
Thomas of Illinois, Thomas of Wisconsin,
Thompson of Ohio, Turner of Kansas, Vande-
yer, WADE. Warner, Weber, West. White Of New
Io.k, Whiting of Massachusetts, Niegharn