The sun., 1889-03-04

Eleven o'clock and thirty minutes. Speaker
p'94 f% MsMlP &r IYE{Sf BibSs make the poln,
.."Tbsts matter for the House to decide"
Hoger q. Mills then demanded the regular
order The tellsTs rsIGrtsd quorum % vosinG e.
Amendment amer 3 for RECESS at il 80 was lost.
Mr.. Cultivate. Of Ohio, amid much confusion,
nnSsy that hS hopis hH mSyeS q o
him that there was a motion pending. with 4. an
SSeHi Waito wtldrcw w his s amendment n and Mr. Mills
tackled on HIS i o'clock amendment. Mr.. MilIss
hIs lSif srp 'I uron " bis bill demanasd aIyision:
tHs nnd aFs syso PsS
whether the point Of no quorum had precedence
| OF the demand for tho yeas and nays
Speaker Carlisle had returned to the chair.
Ho said that one OF the means OF obtaining a
tS6 ySs s ana pas aH M Of hs
then ,moyed that the House take recess until
order as an amendment to the pending motion.
Mr.. Crisp OF Georgia then moved to reconsider
the vote ordering the ysas ss and nnss 1t was was
First, Mr., r, stones motion to take a RECESS
,seeond-Mr. Smiths amendment to make It
msa Ns sTSnd%s3s NJ In !Rs ss.s tH tho amend
Fourth,,Yeas and nays upon Mills's amend
| ment to the amendment.
Fifth-Allens motion to take recess until
sixth -crisp's motion to reconsider the mo
| tion ordering the yeas and nays upon the Mills
Ali these motions were based upon motion
passed. Crlsp's motion to reconsider, however.
was imperative Il the yeas and NAYS had been
os would then have Deen to
remain In session until quorum appeared or
through the glass ceiling. The wondering null
tjtude in the gallery began to yawn and to re-
die The sofas in the, rear Of. the hall were
tlled With seepers; and Peels OF Laughter came
ro fn play The IUos great s and only scott scott
was being shaved In the Demo9ratic shop. and
Tss "9a VI SSs bsSs testing
Mr.. Crisp's motion to rcconsder was passed
yeas 1 Mr. Dn5e .a ,bs1 shouted No
the motion to reconsider was agreed to- The
the yeas and nays. and the House refused to
The Hon; William, Henry Hatch promptly
The sad ff'sES soS s
III Me2s su Cen. a Wheeler shoutea. II rise to a
Of The Gensra
COPY OF tho Congressional Record before him.
and written in, speech Y; IN his hand ,i The House
that Gen. Wheeler was about to reply to Judge
payson for his his G charges on the previous even.
The gentleman will state bis question of
Thereupon Gen, Wheeler had thu, Clerk read
from the Rscord Judge Paysons charges that
Ssn Ssn EfSs obSyn ys sS and I'D bss BsHp oa H sr
The Clerk read a telegram from Gen. Viele de-
nonpeinG Judge e Paysons I statement as false
ation Of any kind. and have no interest Of any
Des anss bp FOR he
phsn chfren Of s,s lite Ions long }rendss viola
%an @hssSF s o that TIE he Snd vsG o
Il passed, would have been in tho interests OF
the Des Moines settlers There was 70 lobby
az ADVOCATED g. 6y Jadss Psyson S = had passed wv Dl'
ne Des Iolnes River lands. He had received
iowa iowa s had t9lRd him t%as tSey were
Sen ssd Sn the he fPa Hon
J; Hall had nuthorized him to state, for him
that he had meyer lobbied bic M With any Congress
terday. and that he was not an attorney of the
Navigation Company. In conclusion Gen.
any gentleman who, by direct statement, by in.
S
been an associate OF lobbyists or have lent my
Hd 70 I the S f Of any
Ignorant Of NY public career or designedly
Judge Payson made no further reply. Mem
bers had tiocked 70, the arena. eviIl.a,ntly ex-
Fh @ asan ubps w
merrlment and confusion once more reigned
Here Secretary Pruden Of the White House
message from tho President, lie had approved
% JUICE Payson then " demanded IL man the the regular
order, 1t was, upon agreeing to the motion OF
Mi r Mf Ms tahf nhdrsw IT, uH, ana NJ H 6uhwae
moved to take recess until 1890. mo quo,
rum" was shouted, and tellors were again an
the point of no quorum to allow Mr.. Richard
son to submit q privileged report from the
extra copies Of the report Of the Director Of the
Mint on the production OF precious metals for
asseS ss o. @ on aeLson ssns 5 hs hG%fs
made point Of no quorum. and Mr.. Richard
son withdrew the report.
night Seven ladies' entered the MON bers' gal
lery in evening dress and without hats, 1t was |
Taltncrs rccer,ion They Attracted much at.
tention from the members and the members
members sought % Snanmous % consen s to eon
slider, different, measures, but, Jackson In
varinbly called for the regular order.
Mr.. Sowden here said: Il rise TO point OF
order. Mr., Jackson remained in his seat when
he demanded the regular ordor.,",
III? Sneaker replied that no did not address
Guired 10 riso from his scat when he voted or
objected.
Here Gen. McCook brought in another mos
saGe from the Senate. 1t announced that the
to 61f M qTn5T G S II ,hae ns h.
sowden said that the gentleman from Penn.
scruples against the transaction OF business
on sunday. Members again tried to secure
unanimous consent. ana the disorder was sim
rly terrible Finally Mr. Mills moved that the
House take rocesS until $3.50 y. NJ. The
House divided on the motion. and Mr. Dibble
raised the point OF no quorum.
to take y rocess until some hour to-day, 50 that
ought to act sensibly. There was no prob
ability Of rerching the Indian Appropriation
bill or the thiri conference rcport On the iun-
dry Civil bill. Mr.. Jackson said TINT hc did not
think We ought 10 sit here on Sunday at all.
Meantime Mr.. Dunham of Illinois demanded
the regular order. Mr.. Cannon appealed to