The sun., 1889-03-04

for roll call was refused, and the galleries
Mr.. butler OF South Carolina went over, and
tried TO quiet ltiddlelerger, but he wouldn't
keer still. l!o objected 20 bills called up from
tho calendar by Cp,lom and Davis OF Minneso-
Mr.. Harris oi Tennessee called up bill, and
Rlddleberger again broke out:
naiGn, The Of The achsi 6It have the
The voice OF tho reading clerk was raised
TO such loud ntch in read inG the hill rs to
drown the ruini ans In sound Tho galleries
were n good denl more Interested IN Riddle.
berger than In the other proceedings. Prcsi.
dent ingalls, adm nished tho visitors that there
must he less confusion or business could not
Thcn the Senate agreed TO take up House
OF fte1uont Interruptions from itidlIeberppr.
Il hAng r wo or s% ,b 9s
similar interruption, also secured the passage
OF a private claim bill. Mr. Riddleberge was
Il had tbs floor" he said, "beforo tho Sena-
tor from Arkansas was recognized"
The. Chair declines TO recognize tho Senator
from Virginia any iuriher n,,s.,
There was a little discussion ovor Mr.. Jones's
objected to It's gonsilsrati9h: but no attention
was paid to him Mr.. Hearst of California
tried to secure action on n resolution IN, regard,
deprelations but was defeated by an objection
from Mr.. Edmunds. Mr.. lliddleberger was on
6erent, Temarks, and wanted e take, The floor
had finished his dialogue with Mr.. Hawloy be
BItler Of South Carolina lie retire from the
cham ter for ew minutes nut md then in eame lnse
from Mr.. ingalls,, and said, in a thick. inco-
herent manner: ,
This evening have eeGraphed my ress. sig.
] could get no recognition from TINS Senate. !
am only now waiting tho answer that he shall
give me. because hone that lie may relieve
mo from that responsihility."
gT Wh wr nss1s msh bm to
yield to eft him call up private bill
berger. ,"The Senator would not ask me to DO
that u Republican Senator from Virginia could
not be recognized by the President pro tempore
"The proposition made by the Senator from
Nsns ala II MR. sa Of T s"ss bnF Seos s
the Senator from Virginia to take his seat. He
will not be allowed 10 proceed without permls-
sion from the senate. which mus. be upon mo-
tion. The Sergeant-at-Arrns OF the Senate
will see that the Senator @ takes M hIs ;n sent; 49,,
=" will DO TINT, sir said the Nirgnian. and
The Senate resumed its routine procedure
for five minutes. when liiddleberGer again got
%arnns mi Hseh Cha M ire in s
with the rule OF tho senate he said. that II
any person intG;rrnpts m The proceedings of she
Sergeant-a Arms will execute the order OF
The long. ,ank North Carolina scrgeant,at-
Arms started around the circle OF seats to the
outer row near the door. OF tho Republican
CLOAK room. where ltiddleberger sits, The
Virginia Senator was IN his seat again by this
time. The Sergeant-at-Armsh had no occasion
to execute, the order at that time, but soon
ssy aa na hs sben F
geant-at- Arms CanGday turned back and walk
Ing up to him urged him IN low tone to sit
hs feet and shakHg
nshf him By the Wrist Of the ot hand anS
his coat lapel. Riddlebercer seized his desk
with, both hands and braced himsolf for,
Canaday but the serGeant,at- Arms was
prepared for ,he emergency. 4 bury, broad
doo resdS eS9 for hand in he
fray that Canadhy had foreseen; he came TO |
his chiefs rescue by seizing Riddleberger's |
lot 60 his grip on the desk. He was hustled on |
the double-Iuick through the cloak room door. |
distance Of about ten ieet. and out OF sight |
A lady in the gallery shrieked and tainted. |
and one or two babies walled. The galleries |
applauded and hissed tho removal OF the yir- |
Ingalls, that they must not repeat tho offence:
was very docile after his removal |
and remained In the CLOAK room for some time.
Canaday at intervals to see that he did not
break into the Senate again;
At 10', +. N, tho Senate had cleared its cal
endar OF all the House bills that met with no |
objection. and passed several resolutions for !
printing documents. and 4 recess was taken |
until midnight 10 give the con inference commit |
er urher w"rk
with Virginia friend In quiet frame Of mind |
ater one or two ontbursts OF wrath, during
CaDaday. A. w, l..