The sun., 1889-03-04

roar deIcs description. The Speaker Welded
the ot tm9uet i2r some minutes before no could
The tlTtt ;t blll raised from his table was a
Senate bill increasing to s4O00 0On an annrooprla.
went through % Without tu,Si obioetion. Judge Chip
man; wh9 engineered H. was warmly yarn ,r.S con, n
hurl an1ther bridge, bill through the House.
', The next Senate bill was for tho extension Of
aeiloiwstone Park. WATCHDOG H9lman askea
Eensipin Of 500 per month to the widoT o Of Gen
tOEE AZ held ot 4 and i xss passed ,,o 10..
sgsasM At sNSTSS5 d that "a sas s
@s wsa n sssap 70 rys bsa2 for
an similar favor on behalf Of Kansas ?, City; Gen.
was to be i9srodased" "hs hs wanted want 70 take hand
in it. The Hon. Chas Dougherty threatened to
r. bill unless n HI fSad
Vile Charles '1S @SeR Rho,i' OF hsde PRf wasi"d
to, squeeze in pension bil hanging BY the, eye
was diflcuIt thing ioH to smooth down ali these
fell9ws fellows Bat the ireRas of Mr. smmons s3c,
hopper and he blushed ike a schoolboy when
the hem members applauded It's passage.
table was Joint resolution for the relief Si the
Venezuelan TRANSFORMATION Company, ltwas
so05sT from sRSyys . %hs #
~ When the Speaker announced the noxt bin
IN Allentown. fa. Mr.. sowdsn had been cling;
vetoed a similar biz approprlatinE slOo60O,
nd the es1 ,Ss S t9 M S M
fse true t sentloman. MAN. r Mr DibSis oi south
| lla pnhurd iSi n "a
sill rsmembe red Mr sowden's ,,onpo.
bI bftI0n Hs his ysr and bd5 MoFS2r
Randall asked unanimous consent to ALLOW. the
M hIll tS % remain upon the speSker's table Here
back cSGy Beors he ns could Ss assertan % whas
Was going on Mr.. Blanchard objected to Mr..
ibs and sc t1t Eanss hn s sG
Grounds: ii carried this motion would XIII it.
Mr.. handall appealed to the House "a, nnd the
upon the Speakers table and has some lie yet
leit in it. The President, it is said, iavors its
The next bill upon the srcakcr's table was
one n m ior m the relief o man whSse steSmhoat had
Bnyne sought unanimous m consent, but Buck
That's ali right" the General shouted. with
smile. III get 1t through the next Congress"
aS n John G lhS @hed 'Rs va saye
The Speaker axe hep i"id before the House the
usual run OF Executive COMMUNICATION.
aIlcIO tUeIH WAS u Hessitst lTcUl luc IlNSl-
dent, acEompanyinG the, report OF the Civil
Se5yiee T,I .i Reform Jommlsfioners 1t was printed
sideraion % Of the Bin forieitng railroad land
grants. 1t had led to the tilibustsrnG scenes
said that he would withdraw it in tho interest
Of conference rerorts upon approrTTIati9n 10 bills
late Gen. ' Bnrnes tLronsR the. House by by
s o s tor i ,ha ss Of r s
College by the n military ~ during , the var; +, .,
preparation bill. Tho committee refused to
entertain the Senate amendment eppropriating
S5I5.O0O for fresh supply OF water for Wash
ington. 1t also refused to entertain a Senate
amendment, attaching the French ,spoliat,n
sams sams tsrrss to tss i Ih9 appropriation Tor tho
Tho action q the senate has I created at, bitter
sens on or IN the the biz lost Will nave
The report from the committee was agreed
tie IT, synae as aussSna nsn oas des}e
bo the % question % esSang
e%s oushy rddet '3"e%"s: over su59SSo % has BEEN
the Inhabitants OF the District viii ASK the
government to stand tn the loss, because Federal
SPOKE ieeiinGly about the swinde,, sunset Cox
asked him upon whom he fixed the RESPONSE |
bility for tho atrocious lob.
air. Randall replied
That's what thought" Sunset responded.
Rainfall answered. svSer A0""A' ~" '"''''"'' N''
Iir. Cox NEXT asked Mr.. Randall how he would
A"''S Il Would advise delay" Mr.. Eandnll re-
turned.
Gov Sayres then moved that the House in
siist upon n disagreement e the amendment.
Mr.. McComas surplemcnted this wi III motion
that the @ House recede He got the previous
We're made in favor OF the Senate amendment
BY Cen Henderson, end ,na OF l,%wa e, Ir, Mecomas Of
gla bitterly opposed it, He had n running
discussion with the Hon, james J, Beden oi
iIistructiye The eoii"Iuy created moro moro than
tho usual excitomcnt. and members thronged
the alsles and the arenas TO listen to the
speakers. Tho crush WAS 20 great that the
hrass stanchon on the desk Of tho Hon., Eernh
Wilkins Of the Washington Post was broken.
upon the scene with as much interest as
though a dog fight was in progress. The House
agreed to accept the Senate amendment-lt4
When the amendment concerning the French
%f It oS The Gr
minutes TO read it.. Members looked gloomy
the Of Gtfr sI neos the
upon the Indian AnnroprIat"1 GI M The nrsyl;
homa. Gen: Wcaver's face, showed no war
paint. and 4 he carried a scalpinE knife 1t was
The deficiency appropriation report again
camo ur. and tho question rccurred upon tho
amendment providing for tho payment OF tho
spoliaton claims. Mr.. Springer asked unan-
imOus consent to refer 1t hGck TO the confer
rces. with instructionsto insert that tho claims
be thrown out. or. McComns otJered. Then
the flibuster!ng began. Mr Springer moved
that the House take reces, until O'clock.
Mr.. Crisp moved to amend by making 1t $50.
Meantime two ,unimpoltant Gonfcrcnce re-
were ~ESGGd o to- 2se sn9 Sy OF M sbt
house at Otter Creek Lake Champlain. Tho
other, by Mr.. Perkins OF kan-as, PROVIDED for
the allotment Of lands in sevcrulty to Indians
in the Indian Territory
Tho hullabaloo increased. Members. wero
smoking in the back OF tho hall, and tho fumes
Of Mr.. Washington's cigarette were again
borne to every nostril. IN tho height Of the
tumult caused by the nibusterin4 Mr.. Case
well Of Wisconsin asked what had become Of
tho Presidents veto Of the Direct IaN Refund
ing bill Tie Speaker repllr! that it WINS on
his table. ready 70 be considered it any time
regular order. Crtsp,,s motion ior a recess
until $50 was voted down NJ Springer de-
manded y Quorum. and himself and Slr. Nc
Comas were appointed telers. The hlibustrr-