The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27
IT. GOES 10 CHICAGO.
the HOUSE SPENT THE ENTIRE sEs-
sloh seTTLINa THE QUESTION,

The Gailsrss Crowded with Paopi'
Ansioas 10 witHs's ihs siragsls-AlI
tho Leaders MA hsen Hard Al Work
Flrst Haliot day,' bat little indioa'
tion-Eight nailois We're Necessary
The Result Hsesiysd A,pid shouts aud
Cheers
WASHINGTON, Fob, eb, The eenate has
about determined 10 investigate the
wicked newspaper men who insist upon
publishing 10 the world the secrets Of
the executive session, The matter Wai
under discussion for some time yester
day afternoon, and tho old question Of
tho adyisabillty OF opening the door
during the discussion Of nominations
was debated al length, During tho dis
oussion Mr. Teller urged upon the senate
tho adysablllty Of adopting his propOsl
ton 10 open the doors submitted during
the special session last April, Mr., flatl
supported Mr. Teller The chairman Of
the committee on rules, hr, Aldrloh, wa
not present, and no suggestion was 10
ceiyed from the committee, therefore,
aa 10 Ia attitude toward tho Teller reeO'
luton. After the adjournment OF the
senate, however, the matter was brought
10 tho attention Of Senator Aldrioh by
United Press reporter, and he said that
he would call meeting OF the commit
tee for Wednesday OF this week 70 con
slider the resolution, Senator Aldrloh 10
known 10 be strongly In favor Of open
executive sessions, and Senator black
burn probably will Join him, Tho other
membela Of the committee Senators
ingalls,, Sherman and llarrla-are OPP
posed 10 opening the doors, 10 the reaos
luton In all likelihood will DO reported
adversely, with strong minority report
In 10 favor, The senate passed the bill
10 bridge the Arkansas river between
Little Rock and Argenta, The eduea'
tional bill was taken up aud Mr., Faulk-
ner spoke al some length, after which
tho senate adjourned,
Site for the Worlds Fair
Excepting q few moments occupied In
administering the oath OF office 70 John
". Reyburn, OF Pennsylvania, the now
member who succeeds the late Judge
Kelley, the house spent the entire heahlon
yesterday In settling the question Of tho
proposed rite for tho worlds fair
When Speaker Reed raped for order at
noon there were about 500 representa-
tIyea ON tho floor, The galleries were
crowded with people waiting 20 wltneaa
tho struggle between the adhefenln OF
the rival oltlea on the floor, Chauneey
M, Depew and eX'Secretary Whitney
and others from New York City, Mayor
Cregier, OF ChIoagOl Governor Francis,
OF 50. Louis, aud host Of representa-.
tive men from these citlea, and many
Washington men, members Of tho origl'
nal board OF promotion, were In tho
galleries or corridors interested and
anxious spectators, Az 1915 p, me-
after Mr. Reyburn had been sworn In
and had taken his seat, the clerk OF tho
house read the special order prescribing
tho method Of voting on tho site quea'
tlon, and requiring some one place 10
have majority Of the votes cast
Mr., BlOunt, Of Georgia, wanted 10
know " there would be an opportunity
afforded 10 pass upon tho question 40 70
whether there should bo fair before 10.
Letting altc, Speaker Reed replied
that under the special order there could
not be-, and directed tho clerk 10 call the
roll for the first ballot,
An the leaders had been hard NJ work,
deyotIng their attention principally 20
Southern members, The struggle was
with tho leaders The first vote gave
but little indication, and aa each ballot
wRa announced the excitement became
moro intense, Eight ballots were taken,
and on tho eighth and last ballot Chicago
secured l61 votes and the prize, three
more than enough, Now York received
iO7, 81 Louis, 20, and Washington, ~.
When the speaker announced the result
and victory for Chicago the Chioas
goana shouted and cheorcd, Tho house
waa In an uproar aud In the midst Of II,
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