New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
PERSONALITIES IN THE HOUSE.
TILT BETWEEN MEssRS. MILLIKEN AND HEARD
THE SPEAKER SEVERE UPON MR.. ENLoE
prcrvEcc ~ ROTH BRANCHES.

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BUSINESS IN BOTH BRANCHES.
Washington, July 14.-In the House to-day Mr..
EnlOe, Of Tennessee. rising 10 correct The RECORD
stated that Saturday, during Mr.. Dngleys speecn
on the silver conference report, he had asked the
Speaker whether the clock had stopped meaning that
the time had expired. The Speaker had replied that
the time had not expired This did not appear IN
The Record He did not know whether it was the
fault of the reporters the editor of The Record
lie did not wish to be put in the attitude Of being s
nored by the Speaker.
The Speaker suggested, causucauy, mat IL "ouu
be difficult to put the gentleman in that attitude The
Chair was unable to understand 80 whom the gentleman
referred as the editor of "The Record
Mr. Enloe expressed his own doubts on the suoJec''
The Sneaker declared his inability to resolve the
oentlemans doubts lie presumed that inc reporters
had acted in accordance with parliamentary law IN
not reporting what ought not TO have been reported
Mr. Enloe inquired why it ought not u nave bcel
reported
The speaker remarked that he had not sufficiently
distinct recollection of tie circumstance to enable MN
10 SAY He presumed that the matter had been lett ou'
of The Record" as such things frequently were IeIl
ont "Thc Record" by no means perfect
transcript of the proceedings and never lad been
Tho House then went into Committee of the Whole
DIr Dunnoll Of Minnesota in the chair on the Diu
known as the Atkinson bill supplemental to the act
authorizing the construction of the Baltimore ana
Potomac Railroad in the District OF Columolal'
After an argument in favor of the bill by Mr. Heard
~ Missouri in which he declared that 1t would be IN
fair to the railroad company TO compel II TO leave us
nresent location Mr. Millken, of Maine, suggested tat
nothing was fair in the gentlemans opinion that was
not in favor OF the company
Mr. Heard resented this remark and declared thaO ne
was no more in the tolls of the railroad company thah
was the gentleman from Maine. The gentleman was
reckless in his statements.
Mr. Mlisen replied that he was entirely correct in
his statements.
Mr.. Heard denied that the gentleman could prove
that.
Mr.. Miken asserted that he could prove 1t, II the
gentleman wonld give him an opportunity. lie hoped
that the gentleman would not be so excited In favor
~ the railroad as 10 bulldoze himself into his tMr
Mlken's) time.
After debate Mr. Moore, of New-Iiampshirc, moved
that the bill be reported to the House with the recon-
mendaton that II be recommited TO the Committee on
the District Of Columbia, with n,tIucuohs To Iepoi'
back substitute providing t1a; before January S -
station from sixth and sts 10 the lhcrHcc'loh % %
Virginia and Maryland avcs. TINS Was asreeu %
10 81. The committee accordingly arose, ana to
norted its recommendation 10 tn House. Inc rtO'nI
mcndaton was agreed TO. 80 to 81. and accorulhsg
The bill was rccommltted with Instructions as stated
Among The bills reported to-day from the com
rniftnos and placed on the senate calendar was IN,
senate bill appropriatng $4,000 Tor memoirs
structure at Marietta, Ohio commemorative tAe sc'lo
nent OF the Mort rthwcstern Territory. ..
The presiding officer, Nj ingalls,, announced h7
Signature TO the silver olll .
Mr Ho&9 offered resolution which was agreN 20,
directing the secretary of the Treasury 70 urnS su'h
r,Dorts of the CrmmlssoI on the Ndudtlou OF S-d ~
lhs Ncw-YoYk Custom House as nave not dlrNau!
Lrcn transmitted. ,. =, 49,. .- -,
statute in relation guano islands was taken nom the
calendar and passed