The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-02-14
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no sal6fatioa In h hegau q ssyine
tAaS "t6s siss Of the fathse ,skall b visitsd
sDoa ths eAi3drsa, which, 10 said, vas d.
stAse way q ssyiag that the ntstaksa and
:fa1ee q oHegsnsfatioA re0eiai 70 paagus
a1othee esastatsoA. He aksteSed the history
s,.s.a;ssry 70. ~, + iSssessstso. g e
sfths legro, ~ ase to.dsy tAlsatsasd not
snly With political aflietios, bst With Q ssr.
stle war. whose weapons shall 10 the mid.
night torch and the assaasiu's. dsEwer, and
.hnes victims shall b elssplng wonsn and
ihildrsa.
The galleries wsrs crowded to their utmost
apaeity long bstors noon BY spectators nm.
AapatinG . resumption Of the coatsst ofyse
;erdey.. Nor we're they disappointed. for, 40
the clerk Rad the Journal In thu usual man
usr, emitting the detnilsd vote BY ysas and
asys on the question Of consideration
akain:s the contested election case NJ.
handed the reading Of the full vote. After
. noments hesitation the speaker directed
this to be done. This having been conpist.
I'd. nr. Bfeekinridge demanded the reading
Of the names Of thoss not voting and the
sp.aksr ordsrsd this 70 b done. also.
most turbulent aud disgraceful scenes; the
speaker Wa assailel Ia discourteous Ian.
xuage, and his sniles which were sustained by
| the House. wers greeted With hiaesx and tleri
sive shouts.
SENATE.
The Senate select COMMITTEES ON the Paciac
| railroads received the report Of Senator
Davis upon . Iii to further extend the time
Cor the payment ofths amount doe the United
States from the Central and Union Pacific
roads. The bill was read and discussed but on
conclusion had been reached when the commit.
tee sdjourned. IL II expected that at the next
nesting bills with resnrl to both the Union
upon. The eommittss hos already decided
to IMPORT the Union Pari6c bin drafted BY
senator Frye, but Il will not b given ont for
publication until the Central Pacific bill 10
also passed upon. The Union Pacific bill *.
tends for SO years, the time within which the
rate Of intersst ct per cent.
| Undaunted BY their defeat to-day, the Demo.
cratic representatives rallied in force tonight
In caucus 10 consult over the extent of the
injuries they had sustained a. q result of the
| sIWoAe. SuumBss suPpoTtou uuu cO@urWed
By the Republican representatives and to de.
vise wnys and naans to preserve such power
and innpancs az in their opinion should be
exercised BY the minority.
| No one could suEgest any new obstructive
tactics that promised well. and the general
opinion was to the effect that the program
followed during the last three days should be
continued In force. and that every patiiamen.
! tary move that would 0batruct the Republi.
| cans In their designs, should Re made The
reading Of the Journal In full In to BE- insisted
upon, and Ia expectsd to consume an hour OF
each day; the yeas and nays are to BE- de-
mended at every step, and appeals nrs to Be
and unjust by the minority.
SENATE.
Senator's Moody and Casey, Of the irriga.
ton committee, expect In few days to get
through with the affairs Of the geological
survey, who have been talking irrigation at
bin for North aud south Dakota irrigation
BY system Of artesian wells. Mr.. Moody
thinks the committee will report q bill pro.
viding for liberal appropriations for survey.
Ing and beginning system Of irrigation In
the semi.arid land bsits.
HOUSE.
| The Democrats In the house reached the
limit Of albusterin9 and abuse Qtthe speaker.
They made the usual attempts to prevent
the consideration Of the conteated election
ease. But they only succeeded In consuming
about an hour and . half Of time, when they
wers again checked. No mors epithets wers
hot-bloods tried to make disturbance.
The house. committee on territories finished
confederation Of the bill organizing the terri.
tory Of Oklahoma. A sub committee, con.
Stating Of Aessrs. Struble, Springer and Per
kins. was appointed to draw up o report on
tho full committee Monday. Tie committee.
| al On Ina T. L. t,:si
. provision making the laws ofNebraska up
plicable to the new territory. Authority was
however given to the subcommittee to sub.
stitute the laws Of some other state in tho
place Of those Of Nebraska in the event Of ita
finding that there were provisions In those
laws which were not compatible with the In.
terests Of the new territory.
Immediately after the reading Of the jour.
| nal Mr.. Cameron announced the recent Of
fiction In TIE families Of two members Of the
cabinet. and moved an adjou rnment, which
wns agreed to unanimously.
| HOUSE.
The fight in the house began anew. When
the clerk had finished reading the journal
Mr.. Mckinley moved that thu Journal be ap.
proved.
Several Democrats started to spsak, and
this called forth from Nh. McKipeya state
! '''""t that Il there was ID be any debate hs
red to hs some difference of opinion
ing the Democrats about pressing thil
It, and finally the yeas and nays were or
ID on the previous question, and resulted
s154, nays o. Mr.. Reed counted dozen
aocrats present and not voting, md de
esi the previous question ordered. The
journal wns approved by vote o: 1853 ia
none, tbs speaker declaring q q noIum pres
ent. The Smith, nckson election case was
| then resumed.
The question then required on ordering the
previous question on the adoption of the re
port Of the COMMITTEES on elections, and It waa
ordered. Yeas log. nays O. This Is the first
Republicans have had quorum voting, aud
the result was received with applause. -Four
roll calls were required bs:ote the vote came
finally on seating Smith. the contestant, but
at the end he ives declared entitled to ths
sent BY u vote Of yeas leg, nays o, amid Re
SENATE.
Among bills introduced md reiarred wa.
one by NJ. Wolcott for this admission Of the
State Of New Mexico, and one by Mr.. Plurl
for the protection Of the American bison
Mr. lngalls presented o petition asking an
appropriation Of 800 per capita for emf
grants 10 Liberia. Referred.
Mr.. Plumb offered q resolution (Which wal
agreed toy calling on the secretary Of war tc
furnish copies Of the various reports Of milit
ary 6flterh in relation to affairs ut Guthrie
and Oklahoma City. !, T.. since the opening
and settlement Of the territory.
IorsE.
Tho delay IN reporting now code Of ruler
IL not, It 10 Thought. merely for the purpose
Of diposing Of the election &c ses in the House
In advance Of action OF new rulsa. hot 10 due
rather to the fact TINT the Repnblicnn mem
hers OF the committee and republicans o. the
House genernlly do not agres on one impor
tant point-the manner Of tho announcement
Of a visable quorum.
Some Republicans, who believe TINT q
quorum in attendants Is n constitusional
quorum, also believe that the code should
embody rule giving the SPEAKERS authority
to announce that a quorum il present, when
q majority Of the members 1ars present
whether. they all vote or not.
Speaker Reed. It 10 understood. holds that
he has. under the constitution, the authority
to do this and that no rule authorizing Il
10 needed In the new code.
A Story Of Mrs. Chanler,
Miss Amelie Rives had q host Of
admirers when she lived in mniden