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promptly objected. Then MIR. Anderson Of ii
| linos ,clinched the business by moving al
sm o %EsGf lacked s apo,ser S amend Msn
ment making II II 40 T. NJ. This turned tn,
kcy on the whole pickle, -, l. a.. ,.
He said that tho first question was on tn
amendment to the aInendmsnt On the al
vision there we're yeas; >; ma nays; , ho6 Mr ston'
4 tier some timo had been spent in the copn
Mr peTkins in OF Of Kansas raised hob about It. Il,
SAID ina; i had been q sent n there , ey ans an error
endar. II was referred to the House calendar
This was taking 1t out OF tho fire and puttnf
n!I Mr Msmn len mnGI & Chairman OF the District Com
mittce, next s!iid that he had BIZ IN a rather
peculiar c9ndiion 1t was, Was tho bin o lSr the a In
been passed by tho House through n mistake
and had been ,yanked back from the Senate
Its further consideration and put it on its pass.
age. This required unanimous consent. The
House was disp,9sod to accommolate M the gen gen
et seid t that the the increase mere Ind already been made
sona ,nS to s'fr the Fresdent Ths put Mr. Hemphi
in as peculiar u position as his BILL and he
withdrew his request,
water bugs on mill pond. The Hon. $. Jack
conference report on tho sundry Civil bin. He
said that j. was privileged. ana he desired to
"A conference report has already been made. .
replied Speaker pro TEN. neckery, against
which the question Of consideration has been
tnt oson has hsys
made to amend that in the second degree, and
the H9pss i. is nov y9tp r Randall rosne bs
right hand. II don't want to be embroled in
that controversy. l ask the gentleman from
to me 70 to make ne, report in relation to the Sun
RoEeT 2; Mills tried to help Mr.; Randall ont It;
There was no objection, and Mr.. Randall
turned in his,report. The conferrees had again
widow OF Chief Justice Waite, and relating to
ioped and Mr. Ran9a s oyoi dsP2h tha TH Se
House further insist upon its disagreement
amen n IT. Randall il got 3 the eoSs Yeas and
s the The psuSsa to do sG sy pS0
disagree cments, and third committee OF con-
ference was ordered.
pounding the desk with the Gavel. 1t was owl
dent that something OF great Importance was
hs. G aoS oS s sa4 Bdws MR. S kan sfa
owner could have by applying to the prospect
John nhshe H ssiipp DSnham Hn
9f Illinois, Morrow Of Celitornia. Stewart no Of
Vermont, GEosvenor ot Ohio. Cannon OF III.
money Enoe Of Tennessee came in with his
sawiust game and Caruth of kentucky tried
hd to It by ng Xn the rabbits 9ers
fruitless. A sand club. would have been re-
CURED to get tho money from Mr.. Burrows He
held on to it liko railroad corporation to
forfeited land grant,
Gen. McCook next turned up with message
from, the, Senate. The police were active I'm
weayer's loom, Gen. McGook announced that
ment to the bill re1niring life-savi appli-
ances on steamers. He also announced that
the Senate had agreed to Its report Of the COM
mittee Of conference Of the Naval Appropria-
This gave Mr. Herbert OF Alabama. Chairman
Of the Committee on Naval Affairs. IA change 10
throw in the same report on the part of the
House conferrees. They agreed upon appro-
nriating money for the electric lighting Of tif.
q naval war college and u torpedo war college
a an tss %
auring, the ship to make nineteen knots an
prJdns or the OF TWO
Eunboats and one ram. Tho 2.o0O-ton shin
Taa ssd ps 81 3 Rsg ssss. fy sSs f
made m S it .2l .Silos6. Tho House agreed to the
scratched his head and sat down. His arduous
labors were over. and he had done his work TO
the complete satisfaction 0! the House.
There was no cessation In the uproar.
steady stream OF members poured to and from,
the restaurant. and the cloak rooms were filled
the attraction in the Democratic cloak room.
In SOFT sweet voice he sang the lovely air:
Sing sing away; ts my delight
T0sH ne e s Gay gga4Ees nld s'nE .Sy: Sy sy
TumorrOw's Rose wedding day.
Meantime Cen. McCook turned in another
message from the Senate. 1t was startler.
Direct Tax RefundinR bill over the Presidents
veto. The announcement set the hall to buzz
Ing Leading kepubisans conferred together
Gen. Oates. The Republicans de-
sired TO follow the tactics Of the senate in tho
II they get IT, 1t is. doubtful whether they have
strength TO pass s. the measure over the vetp.
sonioreRce. The Speaker appointed Mr.. Peel.
the part he House hau mr.
,nce report on the Naval Academy bill. It
.erm Is six years. MI. Cannon began 10 .ques-
stenpg i mem bers il provides that iiiteen 'i Of
no cadets instead OF ter shall be enrolled az
ofllcors OF tho navy each year Mr.. Cannon
proughs out the fact that there were already
|. 100 officers In tho navy. John Allen then
asked II 1t was proposed to make up in officers
what we lacked IN ships. The hall rang with
aughter. The Speaker cleared the aisle by an
use OF his gsvel. and the House
agreed to the conference report.
Here Mr.. Sowden OF PENNSYLVANIA discovered
hat Mr.. Blanchard OF Louisiana was absent
He made II strenuous effort to getup his Allen
own bin. but Judge payson objected. Sow
len made u heartrending appeal but Payson
was ms firm as u rock. Mr.. Sowden then asked
whether 4 quorum WAS present The tellers
.gain reported yeas 8. nays l13. This was At
ess thnn quorum. Mr.. Sowden moved call
II the House. Tending that motion Air. An |
lerson Of Kansas moved to adjourn The par |
iamentary situation stood as follows:
FlrSt-AIr stones motion that the House tnke !
recess TIL II: 80.
Second-The motion Of Mr.. Anderson OF H. |
inois to amend by making 1t J. 40
Thrd-Mr. Smiths amendment making It |
l:4O. |
Fourth-Mr. Sowden's call OF tho House.
Finh-A motion Of Mr.. Anderson OF Kansas |
hat the House adjourn.
The House refused 10 adjourn.
Mr.. Sowden then ithIreW his motion for a |
oil OF tho House. and the tellers resumed their |
laces on the II 40 amendment. MIR. Sowden |
withdrew his motion ut the request OF expert /
need members. lhoy saw that a call OF tho .
iOuse would show no quorum present. Afisr
I,i la N hut ~