The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-09-06

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recognized breed, with record of pedi-
Ne, etc. The motion was defeated; yeas.
nays, "a. The senate then considered the
|raRraph regarding gloves, which Plumb
yesterday moved to amend, striking
4 the additional rate on mems gloves.
'e motion was defeated by % to 30.
lamb was the only republican who voted
\.
Iouay moved to insert in the free list
d animals intended for geological collec-
ms for scientific and educational purpo-
Agreed to.
:,lumb moved to strike out hides, raw or
cured, from the free list. Defeated,
as, Is; nays, %.
Davis moved to insert binder Irvine on
|, free list. Vance moved to amend the
,endment by adding cotton bagging.
hce's motion was defeated; yeas 10, nays
Davis amendment was agreed to; yeas
mays Is. All democrats except Blodgett
,ed aye, in company with the following
med republicans: Allen, Allison, Cullom.
Wis, ingalls,, Mcmahon, Henderson,
tchell, Moody, Pierce, Plumb, Power,
syer, Spooner and Washburn. The neg
We votes were given by Aldrich, Blodgett,
meron, Chandler, Dawes, Edmunds,
arts, Frye, Hawley, Higgins, Hiscock,
ar, Platt, Quay, Sherman. Stewart.
,ckbridge aud Wolcott. Paddock stated
ia subsequent stage of the proceedings
1t he was unavoidably absent when the
70 was taken on Davis amendment. If
had been present, he would have voted
it, as he had done yesterday.
&fance moved to insert on the free list
Iaber, hewn and sawed, squared and sided,
sawed boards. plank, deals and other
nber of hemlock, white wood, sycamore.
tie pine and Eastwood. Henderson
IIved to strike out of the amendment the
rds "hemlock, white wood, sycamore and
.swood." After considerable discussion,
,nderson's amendment to Vests motion
reiected-yeas, 3 paddock, Plumb and
lshburn); nays, AZ. Vests motion was
b rejected, ingalls,, Manderson. Paddock
Plumb voting yea. Plumb moved to
Ter in the free list lumber, sawed boards,
inks, deals and other lumber of white
,e. Reiected-yeas, %; nays, 81, the
oraska and Kansas senators again voting
h the democrats.
Paragraph oil, in schedule ., relating to
yed boards, ETC., was taken up and the
nmittee amendments agreed to. Also
amendment offered by Aldrich to place
uty of IS per cent ad valorem on posts.
road ties and telegraph poles of cedar.
motion of Plumb the duty on pine clap
,rds was reduced from 81 to 81 per thou
ID.
The committee amendment putting
la on the free list was rejected. Mica
then restored in paragraph 1856 at the
b of IS per cent ad valorem. Paragraph
twas, on motion of Carlisle, modified SO
10 read, "All mineral waters not arti-
a." Quay moved to strike out of the
, list paragraph 1855, sulphate of qu:nia
all alkaloids or salts of cinchona bark.
b motion to strike Quinine out of the free
was defeated; nays Is. yeas'3S.
The committee amendment placing
,nges on the free list went over until
morrow. Paragraph 7O3, putting sugars
u above No. - on the free list, also went
II without action. Paragraph lib, plac-
tin ore and tin on the free list was
Tended on motion of Aldrich by adding
words, until January |. 1892, but not
reafter." The consideration of the free
having been concluded, some of the
ceding paragraphs we're taken up again
modified. Aldrich gave notice of COM
tee amendments, including one impos-
a duty (after January IL, 1922 of four
It's pound on black oxide of tin and on
block and pig tin. Adjourned.
Ei the house. on motion of Breckenridge,
contested election case was brought up
Breckenridge was allowed the floor in
.own behalf. He denied that the MUIR
3 in his district as charged were politi-
The men who charged. either on the
sr or in the press. that the people of Ar
lsas or any group of people representing
Y state had ever shown sympathy with
infamous murder of Clayton; that he
.ecksnridge) had knowledge of it in
rem0test degree, uttered that which was
iardly and mean, and which they knew
pe false. democratic applause.
breckenridge continued by arraigning the
hmittee as biased. Clayton. he said, was
bosom friend. 1t had been said he
uld have resigned after the murder. To
y he believed the Clayton murder af-
led the result of the election.
% then turned his attention to Judge
Clure, stating that on the return of the
.-committee the republican members en-
Ped Mcclure for high judicial position
arkansas.
lacey, of Iowa, chairman of the sub
,mittee, said he recommended Judge
Clure in strong terms, believing him to
one OF the best and most compstent men
arkansas. Breckenridge proceeded to
te from statement made by Mr..
ekburn, q republican, to show the bad
hacter of Mcclure. He criticised in &C.
- language the action of the sub-com-
tee, asserting that he had been denied
aesses, after he had been promised they
lid be accorded him. No greater de-
cherry of free ballot had ever been
lmitted than that committed BY, the
Jour conclusion, and / will take an appeal
he people, regardless of the party, in the
riot have the honor to represent on the
nd ground of common honesty, and in
iember they will reverse both your con-
lion and the method of your conclu-
l." Democratic applause
alzell, of Pennsylvania, read in detail
A testimony bearing on the theft of the
lot box in Plummerville, and said its
II was absolutely necessary to BreckeI-
res return. Yet he stood here and
irted it had been stolen by republicans
lis republican ballot box. The house
ID dumbfounded in the face of such a
time embodiment of impotence. He
,mented upon the backwardness of the
% of Arkansas in endeavorinR to hunt
n Clayton's murderers. From her desc
,ed soil the blood of John n. Clayton
a to heaven, not for vengeance. but for
ice, and the members of both sides
here as sacred ministers to execute her
he debate having closed, Crisp, of
tgia, moved to recommit the case with
fuctiOns to tho committee ON elections
eport which of the gentlemen had re-
ed majority of the votes of the second
riot of Arkansas. Lostcyeas, Us; nays.
A vote was ther taken ON the minori-
resolution confirming Breckenridge's
Il to q seat. Lost-yeas, 81; nays, 105.
resolution declaring the seat vacant
agreed to-yeas, los; nays, G.. The
Sc then took recess. the evening SEES
to be for the consideration Of private
sion bills.