New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-06

ocrat who voted in its favor. On call OF we
House made with closed doors, on motion oil Hi'
Nedder, it was found that OF the o'Se1lTIrS va,
Van GOrder, Mr.. Chase and judge Robertson
were away without excuse; Mr.. Collins lh'lhc'
died this morning and Mr.. McCauen was sum I'M,
mOned home early in the session L" aNcn" NV
bedside of "A diving brother; Mr.. HAWKINS WAS ~
tending his daughters wedding; MT, IifiWisTThN
has the grip and Mr. Sheord IS seriously III imt
call was therefore suspended. III 'rc |.NU
session, Mr.. Ives questioned inc poWvI ", ,,'n
of the House after the bill had been read through
but was ruled out of order; -, =. .,.. ,od hoor
announced by the president, Mr. IRWIN moved
that the vote he rcconsdered ana ll'il 'ur mG-
ton lie on the table. This was carried una me
mously even Mr.. Ives not daring TO OPPosc Wv
nrovision for the bills TesuscIAlOn, ana the
Senate adjourned 800 A.. oorI of tho
Democratic Senators had intended TO vote l"r Ihe
i;u to Sav and would have done but for the
interference of Governor Hill, VINO Is no IohEc me-,
desirous that such bill snodlu Ic'c" mn,
Mr. Hill as is we'll known, seeks the DcihoVINIlO
nomination for President i'll log?, ana IheIc
fore does not wish TO offend the western DeIho-
Gratis who desire that the Fair should he held IN
strenuous opposition offered the past wees III
the Legislature 10y the Democrats cspecE'lIE un
der Mr. Hills control to the passage o, Nv NV
Worlds Fair bill. Moreover, y is sad that AZ.
IiiIl received dispatches from Washington to-u"N
saving that the Southern Democrats pie .fnro
Washington TO New-lork. lhct% W Iffs nnind
for restraining the Democrats from XouhS ,GI
the Senate bill They obedenty iollo"eo 'i'
orders. -, - oossod bv the
Senate this week The Republicans OF Wy
Senate were confident today that II tneE , G hodv
lave sent the bill to the Assembly, inv U ,~ote
pfraid that the bill would pass the Assembly, anu
therefore flibusered in the Senate against H.
SURPRISE AT THE STATE SENATES ACIIoN'
The action of the state Senate in defeating inc As
sembIy Worlds Fair bill yesterday created no H"'U
surprise in this city, for it had been co'ue"'N w
pected that the bill would be amended passed., anu
sent back TO the Assembly for concurrence lho>o
among the committeeman who favored inc %iul'loh
Of more corpOratOrS hoped that the maj s'uSsIo V
the bill would take place in the Assembly,. Inc
disposition made of the bill by the senate WHO ais
appointing does not efectually kill the measure out
Tie margin between its life and death Is extremely
narrow.
Mayor Grant did not wish to say much aoont the
situation yesterday, but lie expressed the lear ta'
the bill now dead.
Chauncey NJ Depew also reticcnt, saying
nothing more than that he feared the bill had been
killed although il had mere chance yet.
The clerks al the Worlds Fair headquarters per
formed their tasks modify and listessy after the
senate;s action became known yesterday and went
out at night if they felt that their occupation was
The action of the Legislature. if the bills in
trOduced there are all killed. may not prevent New
influence many votes against this city in Congress.
Enough money. committeeman say. can be raised
Whether ether his 'v viii be aempcd cannot lie forc>cca
There is hope yet however. even in the Legislature
Ex-senator Plat looked exceedingly dl>Ilp'lhtco
when he heard Of the disposition made by the senate
Of the Worlds Fair bill. o. regret Il very much"
again and passed We want the Fair and We viii do
utmost 10 have it.7