Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-24


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Cumberland Gap.
THE VOTE IN DETAIL
The detailed vote was as follows:
Chicago-Messrs. Adams, Allen Mich J,
Anderson (Kan.), Barwig Belknap. Boothman,
Brewer. Brickner, Brookshire, I. NJ Browne,
Bullock. Burrows, Burton, Butterworth,
Bynum, Caldwell, Cannon, Carter. Caswell
Cheadle, Cheatham. Chapman, Clark wis }.
Clunie, Comstock, Conger. Connell, Cooper
lOhio). Cowles, Craig, Crane, Culbertson (Pa) },
Cutcheon, Dalzell, Davidson, Dolliver. Dorsey,
Dunnell, Evans. Ewart, Fithian, Flick,
Funston, Gear, Gest, Clifford, Grosvenor,
Hansbrough, Hanzen, Hayes, Haynes, Hender-
son QlL) Henderson Qowa), Hermann, Hill,
Hit. Hopkins, Kelley, Kennedy, Kerr Qowa),
!nd) Mason, Mcclellan, McCord, McCreary,
Mckenna, Mckinley Morey, Morrow, Outh-
waite, Owen dnd) Parrett, Payson,
Pendleton, Perkins, Peters, Pickler, Post, Pugs-
ley. Ray, Reed Qowa), Rowell, Scranton,
Shively, Smith Qn.), Smith CW.va.). Smyser,
Snider, Spooner, Springer, Stephenson, Struble,
Taylor Qll.), Taylor (Tenn.l E. b. Taylor, ].
D. Taylor (Ohio), Thomas, Thompson, Town.
send (Col) Townsend (Pa.), Turner (Kan.) },
Van Schaick, Walker (Mass.) }, Watson, Wheeler
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Wilson lWashington), Yoder-l15.
New fork-Messrs. Andrew, Baker, Barnes,
Beckwith, Belden, Bingham, Blount, Boutelle,
Brosius, Drummer, Buckalew, Campbell, Carl
ton, Clancy, Covert, Cummings, Delano,
Flood, Fitch. Flower Flower, Af Fowler. rl4eH' Ges.
senhainer,. Herbert, Ketchum, Knapp,
Laidlaw. Lansing, Lehbach. Lester (Ga
Lodge, Magner, McAdoo, Mccarthy, McCor-
mick, Miles, Mofht, Moore N.H.),
ton, Perry, Quackenbush, Quinn, Raines,
Rockwell, Russell, Sawyer. Sherman. Simonds,
Spnola, Stahlnecker, Stewart (vt), Stivers,
Iillman, Tracey Turner (N.Y.), Venable, Wall
lace (lass.), Wallace (N.Y.), Wilcox, Wiley,
Wilkinson, Wright, Yardley, the Speaker, Mr..
st. Louis -Messrs. Abbott, Anderson CMass },
Bland, Boatner, Breckenridge (Ark), J. B.
Brown, Gambler (Ga.), Carlisle. Caruth, Cate,
Catchings, Clark (Ala.( Clements. Cobb, Crisp,
Fore@sO FoleorsOn hsn sn DGcaery Sc6GGsh Ellis Enloe
Hare, Hatch, Heard, Holman, Kinsey,
McMion LEVIN" McRas "n'os Mills, NAfso MongSmsry. sa
Morrill,, Niedrinshaus, Norton, Oates, ONeall
Ind.), Peel, Pierce, Price, Richardson, Rogers,
Wade, Walker (Mo.), Washington, Wike, Will
son (ky.). Wilson (Mo.), Wise-6l.
Washington-AldersOp, Atkinson, Bankhead,
Banks, Bartine, Bayne, Bergen, Blanchard.
Bowden, &" Breckinridge (Ky); Brewer, Browne
Dargan, DeHaven, Edmunds, Finley. Gibson.
Greenhage, Grout Harmer, Hemphill. Hen
derson (N.C), Hooker, Hauk, Kerr pa }.
Manham, LG, Lee, Lester Na.). Maish
exa. Norvan Mec0Mss Marss Msen n% More
Mass, O'Neill (Pa), Owens (Ohio), Randall
CMass.) Reilly, Reyburn, Robertson, Rowland,
Rusk, Scull, Stewart (Ga), Stewart (Texas),
Stockbridge. Stump, Tucker, Wheeler (Ala.),
Wilson (W.Va. )-56.
Cumberland Gap-Mr. Skinner.
MEMBERS KEEPING TALLY.
The Speaker announced that the total num-
Der Of votes cast was sos and 153 was a major
lty. During the call many members kept tally
for themselves, and so it happened
that when MIR. Mason's name was called he
shouted out ..sixty-fve" (meaning the
up to. that poipt), but corrected
himself Immediately to "Chicago,"
to the amusement of the House. The Chicago
people were jubilant upon the announcement
tine their srssIag fesIlng openly BY reason Of
to refrain from any demonstration. During
the recapitulation Of the names there
were signs Of consultation among the lead
eosn,a ers, and the the Chicago and Washington
Dockery (Mo.) when he approached Mr..
Amos Cummings (NY) and held a
whispered conversation with him for q mo-
ment
MEMBERS PAIRED.
The pairs were: Wr. WILDER with Mr.. Randall
(Pa.), MIR. Cooper Qnd) and Mr.. Williams
(Ill.), Mr.. O'Donnell and Mr.. Kilgore, Mr. Ar
mold and Mr.. Forney, Mr.. Cogsweu and Mr..
Phelan, Mr.. Buchanan (Va.) and MIR. Whit
thorne, Mr. Darlington and MIR. Cothran. Mr.
Wilson (ky.) and Mr.. Paynter, Mr.. Bliss and
MIR. Biggs.
The ebsentees were Messrs. Allen (Miss.)
Coleman, Hall. Rife, Sanford, Seney and
Sweeney. Mr.. Gambler of Massachusetts, chair
man of the special committee ON the fair, did
not vote.
The second ballot as officially announced was
as follows: