Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-17
THE RUSSIAN JEWS CANNOT IN
WADE ENGLAND.
Eyraud aud Gabrielle, the Slayers
OF G0uffr. Disagree Before
the Court.
RANcHmEN PROBABLY LYncHEo
TN COLORADO.
Tile DBke Of Marlborough Said TO
Have Invested Capital in Coal
and Iron Mines.
Telegraph 10 the NEWS
~ CONGRESS.
Providing TOR ~ Holiday Recess
Protests aud Complaints.

~ ,FFs
PROTESTS aud Complaints.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.-In tn.
House Mills fez.l, rs 3 previous
question. offered n concurrent r-sc.
ivtioi providing tor n holiday + :. 5
from December -, 1880, to January
5, 1891. Referred 10 ways and me- Us
| committee.
DunDen Mimi called up the
apportiOBmeht bill and briefly ex-
planned il provisions.
There wss a diversity OF opinion
among the niembefs Of the House a
TO whether the present Representa-
ton should stand or whether II
shu,,ii &c inc.eassd.
Ii was finally determined by the
committee 10 accept 355 a the
proper number.
Al r an Intellectual effort I, SC
cure an agreem1nt as Il the limita-
ton Of debate, DInneii gave notice
that he would call the previous
question nj . O'Clock this after.
noon.
Flower IN. " protested against
the passage Of the bill amt severely
criticized the ceusu> returns OF New
York CITY.
Mill trex. said he believed that
New York had lost enumeration TO
20 which she was entitled, hut her
loss was not as great as thai Of his
own State, which amounted 10 500, o
900.
MeRae tArk.) gave notice OF an
aEleddtient increasing Tie Gerfe-
sent,lives TO $50.
Outhwaite (obiol stated that great
injustice has been done his State in
taking the census. Under the CEN
sus Illinois had become the tnir,i
.;istc In the Union. IL was no. true
That Illinois had grown 50 rap
idly, nor that Ohio had fallen oil 10
sach an extent. The whole CENSUS
uugh, To he rriaken, 80 Representa-
tiveS could toe apporiioned TO pIu-
iat!on and MT according TO scheme
OF political advancement.
Frank ;sIo.l earnestly advocated
the bill. which was based upon tie
bill originally introduced by him
SILL
EiowertN. ~ offered an amend
Tilent, incIe;isin. % thirty i've Tn.
REPRESENTATION from New York.
S;iuOla ~. " said when the
people OF New York found they had
bten WIsngesi, they applied TO the
Secretary OF the Interior, but found
no relief. The Secretary wrote n
b!aciguari, impatient letter.
which ives nawcr,hy n animate
from . nlan eating himself q great
nian.. The census, as taken by Su-
perintendent Porter, va. Z crime
against the Republic. |; was a
wrong poryetratsd hy the Superin-
tendent, and he knew IL AMI hi.
heelers knew IL.
Covert { y. Y. argued in support
Of an amendment providing n re
count Of New York aud Brooklyn
and additional representation fUT
the State should the recount show
an increase 0. 10000 over thu
Federal census.
Lind tMiDn. supported McRae's
amendment 20 the Appointment
bill. He thought il should lie satisfac-
tory anu just TO tie county. itwar
con ceded On both sides that there
was difficulty in regard TO the cen
sus in New York City. Ia order 10 a;l-
pease the feeling Of New York, cor
sidering its larye''frsctiun, Iii would
ba but iaif and Just TO give that State
an. additional preventative. Thu
same WAS true OF Arkansas and Min.
nesois, and this bill, while il Nigh,
fit the theary Of tils committee, did
III Injustice 10 those States.
Briggs Gal. compliance that san
Francisco had not mad fair emu
mpIation, not one enumeratOr there
being a Democrat.
Peel ARK, declared that ATsan'
-. had los. 100, coo by the count.
Ddnrell, in closing the debate,
spoke earno5tly in favor Of the bill,
and expressed regret at the attscs
made an the Secretary OF the In
terror 10y Spinola. IL had never
seemed reasonable to the COMMITTEES
that New York should be granted q
special privilege. No other city had
come here uisregarding the law, anu
he regretted that the venerable
gentleman from New York should
let fall from his lips an attack upon
an. official Of the Government, Il
which the latter could not reply.
The hour Of ; O'Clock having ar'
riveJ, Dunnel demanded the pre-
vious question. BlOut ga inter
jected n motion 20 adjourn, and
during the progress Of the vote the
democratic members took their hat
and overcUats aui lsft the hall,
showing a disposition to break the
quorum on the EeXt vote. The
motion TO adjourn was lost-yeas,
lis, nays rs.
AT tue suggestion Of Bl0unt GA
Il Was agreed that after the two
hours debate tomorrow, the pre-
vious question should I've considered
rs ordered, and the House adjourn
ell.