Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-19
WASHINGTON CITY.
ANOTHER FAILURE TO CALL THE
LANGsT ON-veNAele CASE.
lively scenes In the Housc-Kiigore Of
Texas and Amos Cummings Kick
Down the DBors.
Iron Our Regular Correspondent

opestiou on the Langston case but failed
ard had 90 adjourn and go into caucus.
MANY Of the Republicans are getting very
tired Of this fight. They want TO put
through some business bills. and are be-
c,nn,ne q fret because the leaders are
irving % scat contestant who they know
was NOT elected and VINO il opposed by
tho most prominent Republicans in Viz
GINA. wnltc and black.
Thcre were lively times IN tho House to-
day. The Rad Gals attempted TO lock the
Democrats ia the hall during a call Of the
Hlu~o. several attempted 10 20 ont. One
OF these was Colonel Buck GilcoTe, 81
Texas. perhaps the finest specimen OF the
we,l-3Cyeopel man in tho House. When
be reached the door an employee SAID that
Do Was sorry. hut the gentleman could not
a. through the door. Then be sand that
DO was acting under orders and repeated
It
THT rFxks WAY.
By whose ordcr?" demanded the
i.y order Of the Speaker" replied the
10 d the speaker said Colonel Kil-
gore ,mUhaIC3l.v. and with that be
lichcj the door heavily and threw his
whole. weight a-aiustlt. The holt snapped.
and as thc door flew open 10 Init Governor
sr' tow of blood. Mr.. DIugley was on
fac other side % the door. aud was trying
81. ret lu.
Colonel Kilooro Of course. was very
-.-rr that Governor Dlnalcy should have
I..l oven slightly injured. tie so ox-
pressed himself and sir. Dngley SAID 1t
was alright. as u was purely accidental.
orHTB DANDY EIcKEKs.
Congressman Cummings also kicked
H..u door and Sir. Haukhead. of Ala
t.l haj lively .yat with "a doorkcepor.
s. Reed had issued orders 90 keep the
members inside the hall. but they amount
ft to nothing. over one Of the windows
D.. the House there isA sign TODAY r adj
ing" Reeds MeD1ceric. DO not disturb
On. animals bv stirring them with UNI
Nr.l.as and DO DO. feed them with peanuts.
lley will be dismissed and fed III an
Colonel OT0rrau was on hand early
0rI never was % fight better conducted.
Ne watched every point The odds We're
largely against LlW with such tyrant m
tlo chair. backed. too, Ov about 1876 Re
Yluilraus who Were constantly m the hall.
iut Colonel OFcrrall, who has been
studying the SITUATION carefully. and
Who Us determined 90 trv every
parliamentary strategy O. retain Mr.. Ncua-
tlc lu lIs scat, was fully equal o. the occd-
s.on. Hc was Lob.y assisted by Judge
Crisp. of Georgia. At one time Colonel
tterrall aud Judge Crisp were the only
Democrats in the ball. They had 10 re-
main to block ,hu game of the majority
and a. make points against the rulings OF
BoS Reed.
CrI,r LIS Loosf.
The woul3-he Gar went 90 greater
l.lpth TO-DAY than hc has ever gone since
Do attempted O. override the Constitution.
D.. directed the Clerk 90 proceed with the
roll before call vi the House had been
dispensed with. This was "a clear violation
~ th- rules. and when Judge Crisp pro-
tested Reed, lu Tire most lusoleut and
l.n.ut manner. offered him gTatuitOus
insult iu bis usual STYLE judge Crisp Is
generally EoOd-uatur q man and IT has
been remarkable how be has kept his tenn
scr under the most trying circumstances,
tu' to-iav bee let loose. Tie was mad, and
hlI cause ~ Dee. He said he had rights as
n..utor. and informed Reed plainly that
I. EeedI was the servant Of the House
aai Dot u.s. master, and that mo- tyIant
should usu1p the rights Of members.
THE r0Nr CARRIED.
old Boss Reed rctroated. and the Demo
rr- carried their point. IL was an eX-
..tg dl. .akon all the way through, aud
.Vt..e iu the galleries became much
Republicans finally gave up the fight
f.r flr IaU. and shortly after 3 o'clock adj
' I'Ilri tle House and went into caucus.
I..t. lt0Hell, ana few more seem deter
l..i t0 k,cp mp the struggle, and there
va- % report ont to-day that they intend
g 'ar up the doors tomorrow and torclbly
make tic attempt 90 keep the Democrats
- tle bail.
ADtNGtRoUs RxrrEDWNT.
This would Doe a very dangerous expert
mont. ana ~ the policy d carried ont
-m. body is going % get hurt beyond a
doubt as the Democrats are lucensed and
wI stand 200 such tactics ou the part II
tl- lalolical Radicals who are trying 90
r.u SIT. \ouable oi hs seat. When the
Republicans We're 100 minority lu the last
Congress Reed was the ring-.eadcr IN
breaking DUorums. By every device lm-
b-ulh.a bee and the balance OF the Ee-
Yaulual- prevented the Democrats from
ursrstu1 FELTON, ot California. Now the
Democrats age irving Co save one ot their
.Wu mon, and they are going 90 exhaust
every means within their power before
they allow another robbery 10 be COM
mlttcd.
ry uoos oH CROOK.
Tho situation j.. au uncertain one, 1t
must tr admitted. and Is the Republicans
can av llY h0't .r crook count quorum
they .Ie going o. Iut down the brakes and
turn ono tWo or three more Democrats this
Session.
BILLS DBL tYEu.
Both Democrats and Republicans are in
ceu-.d because 40 the session Of the House
le.I last night u consider bills from the
MI. tary Committee Sir. Cannon and
other. prevented tine passage of two bills
o. construct ral1WayS Co Federal ccmete-
res lu Virginia The committee had
agreed o. lef these bills go through. one
Wa, GO appropriate $1,000 for Winchester.
being to.oue. OIcUa4l-. aud the other
was -4.NuJ Tor yorktown, being Mr.. bow
denis tili. Ia h.- remarks Colonel O'Ferral
.-il that there We're buried 20 Winchester
..i-l Federal soldiers 40 Antetam 3,l2i,
aud 40 Gettysburg $3.50. AT Winchester
tlere are only five acres Of ground en-
closed n tho cemetery, 40 Antletam ten
acres and 10 Gettysburg seventeen acres.
There is uo roadway o. Winchester, The
keeper Ot tle lodge. Colonel O'Fcrrall SAID,
cannot even step within the enclosure
from hls back door without walking on
-l-Vcs.
CANNON DISTRICTS.
Colonel OFerIan also showed that II
vs., necessary 90 purchase q small addi-
.ul piece of ground az Winchester. But
ME Cannon objected. He knocked at
t..A tlc Yorktown and Winchester bulls.
He complained that the appropriations
t4vt already been too heavy TINS session.
.Ht eouse4ueutly these measures were laid
aside.
TOsTMAbTEEs APPOINTED.
To-tmasters for North Carolina. 4. Rob
l,-. Battleboro', Nash county, rice ". Z.
DAVIS. removed A. X. Duncan, Clayton,
johnson county, rice ID. +. Massey, de-
ceased.
FlFTY-FiRST CONGRESS.
No Quorum Again in the House-A spicy
CoilOquy.
fBy telegraph TO tho Dispaieh-l
W4snrNGroy. ID. c.. September l8.-The
RESOLUTION offered yesterday by Mr.. Plumb
-. LavL hill ~ tho