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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-31

NcCreary. o. oentncKy, demanded cog
nitlon. aud proceeded q make order orr OF
chaos by explaining how maisef~ stood. ana
asking that Mr.. Springer be reccfrn.us
Thls request the speaker granted, ana M
springer sisted his grievances lie ue-
msnded correction Of the record.
hclAlne f6at II was She privilege o'
every nissn'er N see that he wss eorre.u.
recorded IN il. fEe SPEAKER stisisiiien slr.
Springer. and the latter eat down Whnou,
further interference. Mr.. NShiutey aou
Mr.. Busefworth made long speeci'es M
support Of the Spcsser's ruling, ana NJ.
Turner, of Georgia. spoke IN .opposltlon 70
il A, the close of Mr.. Batorworth's
speech. a noilcn 10 lay the appeal on the
table wa. made by 81. Mckinley.
A motion to adjourn was teereuPon made
by Mr.. Springer and was voted dO1n.
The vote proceeded on Mr.. MckniSS's
motiOff 10 Democrats responded. aDd
most OF them left ihtir seat. Tho speaker.
however. noted aOwii iiio tafncs OF the
Democrats present aud not rot'1s. The
vote resulted Yeas, 1872; nays, none.
The speaker moac tie Clerk read the
names Of those present anil ret voting, and
declared the motion 20 lay on the ta'le car
ried. There were loud and indignant shout,
OF protest from the Democratic side, bat
ihey rere rritnoht avail
Mr.. Mckiii,cy rioyed 60 adjourn. AMI The
motion was pat and caff'Ae'' and the iiouse
adjourned until tomorrow.
A CONSIGNMENT OF WORM EGGr.
The Secretary OF Agriculture has just re-
ceiyed from Europe a consignment of SIN
worm eggs. which he will distribute 10 all
people Who desire 20 raise silk ~or'ss ana
who are 80 situated that they can do so eni-
isflctoriaiy. lie Wi.i aiso be able 10 FUR
nish books Of instruction IN silk cnlture be-
fore the agricultural season opens for
three seasons ne has been purchasing co.
coOns from American silk growers M an
average price Of niroty cents per pound.
and ne wishes a stiil furtacr supply with
which to continue the experiments now be-
ing made at Washington In refsrcncc 10 the
origin Of silk from cocoon. fii who sex
market for a cocoon or who wish -ilh worm
eggs or books of instruction or Information
Of any sort in relation 10 the industry can
obtain the saine. free Of charge, upon apph-
cation TO Hon i. VI. Kusk, secretary Of Az
ricultute. Washington. ". g..
cAfnsb NOTES.
The Senate in secret session to7lay. cor.
drined the nomination Of lhOnlas H. Borland
10 be United States Attorney for the Eastern
District Of Virginia.
Representative Edmunds has bill pre-
pared for introduction 10 appropriate flV,-
900 for the erecti0n II y monument mt ked
Hill. Charlotte county. virginia. IN mem
Ory and honor Of Patrick Henry.
senator oray to-day introduced b,l 20
make an appropriation n Sl0,OO 10 be I'M
mediately available for continuing the I'M
proyement OF the inland water way irom
ChincOteaguo Bay, Virginia. TO Delaware
Bay, near leWes,
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ITEMS IN VIRGINIA.
HEARING m THE GAMING CASES
At LYNCHBURG.

The Fire Department of Alexandria
News From Pe's-hbusg. Ashland. Nor
rcih aHd other Points-ciIpped. Culicd
and Condensed.
LfNcHBURC, Va, January 80. Special.
Mrs. Mosby II, rayne, Who was tillca YES
to-day, was the daughter 81 .he late Charles
J. Morris OF Richmond, and sister Of
ME K. /. Lacey. Mrs. Walter smith and
Mrs. Lawrence Morris. Of this city; Mrs. +.
J.. Courtney, Jr.. Of Richmond, Mr. Walter
Morris Buckingham. and Mf. Garland Nor
ris, OF Roanoke. Mis-. Payne leaves little
boy agcs ter Sea's, Tie only child.
The residence, in Campbell county, Of Mr..
y. ;. Peters, one Of our delegates in the
House OF Delegates, was hrctrr into yes
terday and a rolhc's vas attempted.
The large h0mber Of persons arrested IN
tho ely some time ago on the charge OF un.
lawful gaming were given hearing before
Mayor Manson this morning. A large num-
Der Of spectators were present, Gnu these.
with the arraigned parties. completely filed
the courtroom. All Of the accused waived
8 preliminary examination. and were con-
sequently seut on 10 DE tried by the grand
Jury. rom some hints let drop In the
Course Of the affair, some interesting facts
IN regard TO the ins and outs Of poker and
setback" playing are promised at the
coming trial.
William Burton, Height brakeman on
the Virginia Midland Road. was crushed
between cars while engaged i'm coupling on
a side track at MOnireai this morning. sus-
tanning painful taodgh not dangerous in
luries. ne was taken to his home at Char
lot'psNille. on the north-bound passenger
train this afternoon.
Fireman Sheezy. one Of the men injured
IN locomotive boiler near Blackstone yes
terday morning, has since died from the in
iuries caused by the escape Of steam. The
other two men are getting ON well and will
recover.
Active efforts are being made 20 build
railroad from Liberty. i'm Bedford county, TO
connect with the Richmond and Allegheny
at Big Island. twenty-threc miles distant.
and il is believed the scheme will succeed.
The sales Of tobacco here. thUngh not in
so great quantities as usual average very
large prices.
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NORFOLK BUDGET.
The Fight Oyer the Electoral Board-Ihe
Contract Labor Cases.


NORFOLK. January 80 Special. |-Politi-
cal circles have been i'm a furOre since noon
today, when telegram from Richmond
announced that the Electoral Board for
Nolfolk would consist OF II. l.. smith, A. T..
Thorn and T.. L. Guy. Mr.. Thorn who Is
member OF the Executive Committee. i'm
mediately telegraphed Senator Turner that
under no consideration would he serve
and Mr.. Guy. il is understood, will also de-
cline. There has been a light over this
board for a month between the two Demo
cratic factions and the Norfolk delegation
have been criticised by both sides today
because they did not put the name OF X. X.
Pin on their slate. Pitt was the only man
endorsed in mass meeting by both factions.
In the United states Circuit Court to-day
Judges Bond and Hughes presiding, the
first Of the contract labor cases, that OF
WOrslev. Cox 4 Co., charged with import
ING. under contract, their own English cot
ION GRADES. in violation Of United states
statutes on the subject. was taken up, eNi-
dence was heard, and argument COM
menced. and the case continued until to-
morrow.
A negro named George Hodges was ar
rested here to-day Tor stealing 800 pound,
of cotton from Norfolk cotton dealers.
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eRlEF KILOGRAMS.

a scranton. ra. special says: Grand Mas
tef Workman POwderly publishes a letter
denying the Interview Of his reported candl-
dae5 ior Governor ou The Democratic ticket.
hf. rowderiy says ho has not denied being a
candidate. but dld not inieud saying any
Thing on the subject just yet.
lelograms received ia san Francisco ro-
llft another heavy snow-storin on the Sierra
Nevada. aud another blockade OF the Genital
Pacific is Anticipated
The ifnex mn Bank OF New York. shut ia
doors at 1890 m. yesterday, being unable
90 DID ef li, ob1sati0ns
iil Nes York State Federation Of Labor
leAeidtl cnd.ised ,he Australian ballot
iyslen. -.
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cIipped. cuiied and Condemned.

Sir. William L. Taylor, living near Estil'-
Vile. had his new barn destroyed by fire
Tuesday morning. II contained twenty
four horses and mules, twenty-siX head Of
cattle. 800 worth OF harness, over 800 bush
els Of corn, together with a large amount Of
hay and farming implements.
Last Saturday, while Mr. David Condor,
near Summerdean. was harvesting "A three,
inch ice crop, peach trees were in bloom in
the orchard Of his nearest ncighbor. Mr.
James i. Clemmer, and i'm the front yard Of
Mr. Fix and orchard Of Mr. Baylor.
Franktown j. growing slowly but surely
and no doubt viii in liihe be "a thriving city.
Two new buildings are talked of, and viii
soon be commenced. which. with those
already finished, will perhaps incite tie
people 10 further improvement.
Cards are out for the marriage at 81.
James Episcopal Church. Leesburg. at ! T..
VI, Tuesday. February r., lN0. Of Miss
Annie, daughter Of the late Il. VI. Bcntly,
and Mr.. Howard Scribner. Of Philadelphia.
In difficulty with Samuel Deshaso in
foundry in Fredericksburg, Tuesday, Ben
iamin Patterson Lad his arm broken and his
skull inimed by being struck with plow
handle by Deshazo.
The iron bridge across Goose Greek on the
turnpike between leesbnrg and fafmwell.
is being rapidly put in position, and VIII, II
is thought. be- ready in "a few days for the
accommodation OF the public.
The twenty-secOnd annual session Of the
Grand Lodge knights Of Pytnias Of Nir
ginia will be held az suffolk nest month
beginning Tuesday evening, February 18th,
at S O'Clock.
Rev Robert Campbell has declined to ac-
cept the call rendered him by the c0ngreea-
fiOn Of the Augusta Church, near Fort D.
lance. familiarly known as the "Old stone
Church"
Mrs. Rebecca Wildman. an aged and we'll
known resident OF l,eesburg, died on sun
day last. at am advanced age. Her funeral
took place on Tuesday.
Rev. John Lloyd. of Abingdon. IS holding
a series OF meetings. which Will continue
through the week, at n. Johns Chapel, ON
Reed creek.
Bishop Custs. of Wilmington, Del. will
celebrate Mass and preach IN the Catholic
Church at Cape Charles City next sunday.
Three wagon-load- Of gypsies are camped
IN the woods near Grocer furnace on the
Roanoke dummy railroad.
Mr. W. B. Hawkins has accepted the
agency Of the Norfolk and Western Rail-
road at City Point.
Mr.. Ashby Jones, of-Richmond, will soon
erect on Bone Island magnificent cottage,
10 cost Si,JOO.
Rev. Mr. DlIgett. Of Petersburg. held
service in the Episcopal Church at Suffolk
last Tuesday nieht.
The venerable DR.. Pryor, of NOttoway
county. has recently celebrated his eighty
fifth birthday.
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North state GleanIngs.

ON last Monday revenue officers seized
the distillery and eighteen barrels OF corn
whisky belonging 10 Mr.. II. r. forbis, OF
Crowder's Greek. Six barrels OF the whisky
were not tax paid, and the other twelve
were. There were about 800 gallons OF the
whisky in all.
Mr. and Mr.. W. G.. Corpening, ofllartland.
celebrated Yesterday their golden wedding
having been married Just tiity years on thai
day. ON the 18th Mr.. C0rpening celebrated
his seventeen birthday.
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TERRIFIC HURRICANE

Cause. Great Damage IN rrnssian saSoDy.
IoNDoN. January 3O.-A terrific hurri-
cane passed over N0rdhausen. Prusslan
Saxonv TODAY. causing great damage.
When the storm hurst upon the town a
lineman was engaged in repairing wire
ON the roof OF "A house. I he force Of the wind
swept him from the roof. and IN
his fall he struck the top Of "a
lamp-post. which passed through his body.
killing him instantly. The cNertions Of
several men were required to release me
dead body from it- implement. several
steeples were blown down and many roofs
were l00sened or torn entirely away 10y the
gale. A lorna 10 also prevailed az Blanken-
burg. pr0strating the tower Of II. George
and inliicting other damage.
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SOUTH CAROLINA COUPONS.
Their validity 20 Bo Tested In the United
states Courts.

CHARLESTON. :. G., January 30.-Re-
ceiyer Chamberlin, Of the south Carolina
Railway, to-day rendered TO the county
treasurer. In payment Of taxes OF the road,
bond. and coupons Of the state, known as
the ..Green bonds,' which were re-
pudiated. The county treasurer refused TO
receive them and the case viii be carried
to the United states courts. IL is said that
a large amount OF the south Carolina rail-
wav bonds are owned by three large insur-
ance companies in New York city, who are
also holders Of the repudlated state bonds,
and that test case will be made 10 compel
the state 10 acknowledge the validity Of
these bonds.
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wYTHE COUNTY CHIPS.
Activity In Real Estate saies-Personai
Mention.

Mention.
WYTHEyILLE, Va. January ~ lope,
cial. a company las been organized ana
chartered under the title of the Nv ytheville
Developement Company" which has been
taking options on many Of tine most desii-
allie PROPERTIES in and around here ms
act taken in connection with the recent
LARGE purchases of mineral properties IN
mis- immediate vicinity seems 10 indicate
thst Wytheyille Is 10 nave part III the
General prosperity Of southwest Nirslhiia.
I'M the last two weeks lots IN the new Sity
OF Radford have again advanced consiueI,
AIN I'M value, and are selling rapidly All
of the lots purchased year ago mat nave
been put on the market have sold at iion
6tty 10 one hundred per cent. advance
Engineers are now at MAX MeauoMe
la,ing of lots, selecting site Tor the IRON
n,rnace. which is % be built tins spring,
Miss Annie lee Boiling and MISS Mar!
Kent daughter Of Dir. r.. +. Kent, Mylhe
county's representative IN the Ieslsial'Is'
two Of Wytheyille's prettiest ana most az
tractiye Young ladies, will spend inc ies' VI
The winter in your city. .,., ,..,
'' N'ss Hattie Tlnsley. OF Richmond, VINO
has snent the fall and winter IN Nythe'i',
returns home next week.
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DANVILLE DOTS.
The Dead Body Of an Insane Woman
Found-The First Train.


DANyILLE. VA, January 30. Special. r.
On Monday last Fannie Reynolds, an insane
colored woman, wandered away from her
home in this city. Her relatives searched
everywhere for her without result until To-
dav. when her dead body was found IN the
woods near the Richmond and DanNille
Railway. two miles south of the city. She
evidently wandered about the woods until
she died from exposure and starvation.
The first regular passenger tram on the
Atlantic and Danyille Railway viii leave
here for Portsmouth at O'Clock tomorrow
morning
The surveys Of the DanNille ana East
Tennessee Railway being now sufficiently
advanced. work on that line viii commence
al this end al once.
Two tenement-houses on Valley street,
owned by Mrs. Mary q. Meade, and occu-
pied by colored people, were destroyed by
ire tonight. Fire caused by explosion OF
lamp. one Of the occupants lost nearly all
of her furniture. Buildings were insured.
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p,o,ou. Bohemian strikers.

VIENNA. January 3O.-suiking glass
workers 10 the number OF i've hundred, az
,,oblonz. Bohemia, made an attack upon
the factory in which they had been em-
ployed, and. efiecting an entrance, destroy ed
Nh the machinery. Tne police attempted to
otell the disturbances, and conflict be-
t~een them and the rioters ensued. Two OF
,he mob were killed and number Of Others
injured.
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FROM CHARLOTTE.
Purchase OF a Cotton Factory In Georgia
An Enthusiastic Alliance Meeting

Purchase OF a Cotton Factory In Georgia
An Enthusiastic Alliance Meeting
CHArLOTrE. y. O., January 3d. >pe-
cial. -Messrs. &. +. Gresham and J.. J..
Linnell. Of Charlotte. have bought cotton
factory near Augusta, Ga. Mr. lIwin' al
present superintendent Of the Charlotte cot
Ton mills. will take charge Of the Georgia
mills.
Receipts to-day by wagon - bales,
market firm, at 99lOAc.
Drummer Evangelist Fife is reported 10
have made 800 converts in shelby.
The North state Club, according 10 a re-
liable member, can be counted on for SJN
toward the 2cth Of May celebration.
There was an enthusiastic alliance meet
ing yesterday at Hickory Grove OF over one
thousand farmers.
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HORRIBLE.
An Old Negro Man Cuts III. Throat In
Court.

Court
CHARLESTON, :. g.. January &.-A hor-
rible story comes from llollyhill, Orange
burg county. IN this State. Richard Good
win. am old negro, cut his own throat IN
court. while being tried for rape and incest.
The trouble grew out OF the fact thai one oi
his daughters swOre out an ailidasitagalnst
him for rape. Trial Justice Mhetseli, Of
Orangeburg county. issued warrant
AGAINST him. had him arrested, and was
having preliminary hearing, when
AT the conclusion of his daughters
evidence Goodwin drew his Barlow knife
and began 10 hack away at l..s own throat.
None OF the bystanders interfered with him.
and the wouid-be suicide was allowed 10
hack al his throat for fifteen minutes before
anybody started for doctor or a coroner
Neither official was found, and az last ac-
counts the old man was still alive.
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INDIANAPOLIS, lND., January 3O.-I'resi-
dent lIarris0n's house on north Delaware
street was entered last evening by burglars.
They got away with jewelry and other
property 10 the value OF 81 200. The house
Is occupied by Henry ;. Frazer and family,
but much Of the Presidents property 1,
still in the place.
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PETERSBURG POINTS.
The Old Grays' Association-ENtending "A
Kailroad->otes.

PETERSBURG. VA, January 3O.--Iepe-
cial. The Old Grays Association held
meeting in the Council Chamber last night,
aud decided 30 celebrate their anniVefsaf.
win a banquet on the night Of The 22d of
Fcbr,larv. The place AT which the banquet
viii be- held will b. determined upon al
n,turs meeting Of the association.
A special meeting OF the Chamber Of
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RACE RIOT.
Riot Caused BY a Negroes Attack ON
white Child.

White thtld.
MACON, Ca, January Jo.-A race riot
occurred az Calhoun county yesterday
during which one white man was fatally
shot and three others seriously wounded. A
number Of negroes were also shot but none
were killed. The row was caused Dy a
drunken negro striking a white chiid ana
the subseouent attempts Of officers 10 arrest
him. The town was full OF negroes who
had come from all parts Of the county 10
witness the execution OF Polk Newton, a
negro murderer.
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Commerce will be held at the Tobacco ES.
change tomorrow afternoon 10 consider
matters in reference w the Virginia ami
JstolinA RAILROAD
he DollingDF1Ok Hotel. the name Of
which has been changed 10 Southern Hotel,
has been thoroughly renovated and the pro-
prictOr. Mr.. Holt, formerly from Indiana.
expects 10 have the building opened 20 the
public in q few wTehs
TIE Mal0aca extension Of the Petersburg
and Asylum Railroad is being pushed 10 2
completion with all possible speed. The
road has been finished to n point within
three hundred Yards Of the Norfolk and
Western Railroad. The annual meeting Of
the Petersburg and Asylum Railway COM
nany will he held ON Tuesday tho ilth Of
fehruaiy
The Hastings Court, Judge ID. NJ Bcr-
nard presiding, vas in session to-day and
disposed Of some civil cases.
Mr.. II. W. Jones formerly agent Of the
Norfolk ana Western Railroad Company IN
this city, who was recently appointed agent
Of the same road in Norfolk. left for that
place this morning 10 enter upon his duties
there, Mr.. Jones will be succeeded here by
Mr.. X. r. Ruilin. who for several years past
has been agent Of ihe Norfolk ana Wcstefn
road al CPS Point
A grand german is 10 be given at the Ii
brary Hall tomorrow night with fine sup
per. The music is 10 be furnished by Rein
hardt's string band Of Richmond, from
which city large party is expected.
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ABOUT ASHLAND.

Regret at the Departure oi ie'' -
white, Minor Notes
ASHLAND. VA. January 30 Special =, =
pex + 4 Whitley. has been transierfeu
Church Of Richmond. 10 Ill the place,
made made" vacant By the resignation M Of
Rev. J. Il. sturgis. Mr. Whitley n"'
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IAGnIrrE cArsEs RIOTs.


BARCELONA. January 3o.-Ihe American
squadron OF evolution, Rear-Admlral John
g.. Walker, commanding, arrived mere To-
day.
MUNICH. January 3O.-Dr. ilatienger.
professor Of theology ia the University oil
Wurzburg. died to-day.
ROME, January 3o-A deatn RON genuine
Asiatic cholera has occurred in Bologna.
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GLApsTONs's SON MARRIED.

IoNti0S. January 80. MIR. Henry ola1.
stone was today rigrried 20 Miss Kendall g.
daughter Of Mr.. Stuart Kendall, member Of
Parliament.
BRILLIANT AFFAIR.
The marriage If Mr.. Henry Neville Glad
stone 10 Miss Maude Rendal. which TOOK
place to-day. was an Unexpectedly brilliant
affair. i'm view o. the previous announce
ment that the ceremony would Doe cnafac-
terized by almost severe simplicity
The wedding decorations were ca'en-
siye an the bride was attended 10y
seven bridesmaids. each attired in
"A costuHe Of Irish p0plin, and superb.
The number bf notable persons was very
lard. Foremost among them. in respect oi
attention bestowed upon him by esef' body
fortunate enough 10 get near him. was lne
venerable ex-Premior and father OF tue
bridegroom. who was in high spirits. ana
Joined ia the singing with the Nigor ani
earnestuess Of a schOOl-boy. The record oil
ihe marriage Was signed by Sir William
Vernon Harcourt, Elrl Roseberry, aud harl
Granville.
IA GRIPPE CAUSES RIOTS.
LONpON. January 3o.--,erious riots nave
occurred at ihe University 0f Naples, grow
ing ont of tie opposition Of the students 10
the reopening Of the University during me
Of influenza. Bhus iar the
students have the advantage, the INSTITUTION
remaining closed.
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After the regular routine morning pus
ness was completed to-day the senate list.
ened 10 speeches by senator's vance ana
Hampton on the race question and senator
Buffers Negro Emigration bill. Mr. Nance's
speech took humorous turn. ana was IRE
quently applauied by the crowded gale.
ries. lie began by saying that "the SINS OF
the fainer shall be visited upon the chii-
drcu." which he said was another way oil
saving that the mistakes and crimes OF one
gouerati0n remain 10 plague on another
generation. lie sketched the history OF
slavery from lis introduction TO It's aooii-
ton, ami sand that for the sake OF the negro
we are today Threatened not only Win po-
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tfr. Henry Gladstone ms been married to
hfss Randall. daughter Of a member Of Par
Iament. striking glass wOrkmen At Cob
i.nz Bohemia. made am attack on the factory
ln which tlcy had been employed, and de-
tfilYti all the machinery. terrific hur-
fcne at Nordhausen. In Prussian saxony.
caused great damage. Serious riots have
occurred 40 the University n Naples among
fac ctiuients on account OF the reopening ~
ihe university during the prevalence Of In
luenzl.
CEEKRhL.
Ihe validity Of coupons OF South Carolina
repudstel state bonds ia 20 be tested IN the
lnici States cOuris.-pTesident Harri-
slns house Doe indianapolis WAS entered by
burglars and robbed wednesday night.
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81 appear from the decislon." cried Mr..
Surineer The Speaker refused TO recOg-
ME him and Mr. Mckinley arose and pro-
raedei 70 speak. Without minding MI.
Mckinley. Mr.. Springer continued 10 speak
al the top Of bis voice.
The gentleman from Illinois Is not 10
order said the Speaker.
Il am in order" cried Mr. Springer.
.srhe gentleman will take bis seat said
the speaker 80, ,f.
Il will not take my seat SAID Mr.
-uringer. There are no rules 10 make me
tika my seat" shout after shout greeted
this sally, and then scene that riFaiied
any Of those enacted yesterday began.
Nr. Mckinley continued TO speak on the
question raised about the power Of the
.teaker to count members as present who
= fused 10 vote in order 10 secure a quorum.
Mr. Springer, in quick, sharp tones con-
,i, ued ~ deny that be was out OF order'
lie was cheered by the Democrats ana tne
II. n enabled Mr.. Bland, Of Missouri, to
o~a,..s, against the nJn-recOgnition OF Mr
nr;o~er. He was declared out Of order by
~. sn, in order,r cried Mr. Bland, ex
,.i,,dly. amid cheers from his colleagues;
Thlnss began 10 quiet down when hr