The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-01
BOSS REhD's GALL,
spEAKtR REED ANo MR., MlLLs HAVE
A LIVELY TILT,

nsne, 'stuning Not matter ~ Personal
pryllege-The 0entieman rpm TeEaa
Called to Order--Iand Forfeiture niii
l, Passed tho Senate IuBselution to-
I auestinH Tho President Va Return the
Okiahema nili Passed noih Houses
The olher nasiaess'
WAsmNdtoS April DO,-The senate
yesterday passed the lamd forfeiture bin
aud began the discussion Of the euatouA
administrator bill,
Amor the transaction OF some routine
moming lalsineas 'nf little public im'
p0ftanee, tiie consideration Of the land
fatoituie bill VIA resumed, Mr., Plumb,
who has charge Of the bill, discussed
nv, Calls amendment ~ 70 lands In
Florida Mr. l1att offered q concurrent
resolution, which was aReed 10, re-
qucstlng the president 10 return the
Oklahoma bll He explained that ow.
Ing 10 an ouOr Of his own che word
"weat" had been used Ia place Of the
word "east In tho
peas ipion of HoundaFies,
Argument ON the land forfeiture bill
waa then resumed and on motion Of Mr.
Dolph the amendment Of M, Call was
laid on the table and the bill was passed
without division,
Tho senate then took up fhe customs
administration hill, known aA The Nc
Kinley bill, Tho committee amend
monta and two formal amendments OF
Mr.. Eyarta were agreed 10, Other
amendments were offered aid went over
until today Az b!BO y, a., The senate
adjourned,
The nay In tho House
In the house yesterday Mr.. Pierce, Of
Tennessee, rising 10 u question Of por-
HOnal privilege, denied ntntomont made
a few days ago by Mr., Evans, Of Ton
nemce, 20 the effect that there had been
n bRllotstnAlng in his district The
speaker ruled that this did not present
a matter Of personal privilege,
Mr. Pierce responded sharply that
he thought II did,
The speaker said that the gentleman
had no right 10 make such u response 10
the chair.
Mr., Mills, Of Texoa--why did not the
speaker stop the gentleman from Ten
nomee, Mr. Evans, the other dayG
The spcakor-Tho speaker was not
present when that occurred,
Mr. Mills-Then y0n ought not 70
stop the gentleman from Tennessee now,
Tho spcasOr-That does not follow.
Mr. Mills-lt does follow,
The apcakor-Iho chair does not do.
sire 10 entor into any personal contr0-
yeiHy with the gentleman, and he thinks
that " the gentleman viii reflect lac will
not pcrNHt IN the !mprGprcty.
Mr. Milla-l do mot wee tho im-
propricty, whom one gentleman charges
another with fraud,
The apcnl,cr-The gentleman from
Texas viii plengo bo IN order
Mr., Mills--l am In order and the
speaker N more out of order than the
gentleman from TeXas,
Tho Railing lsslmply an outrage.
Tho matter wna thon dropped
BY II vote of il8 10 90 the house went
into committee Of the wholo-Burows
OF Michigan, I'm the chNir-on the bill
providing for the classification Of worst
cd cloths ~ woolens,
Az this point the committee rose TO
receive from the senate concurrent
resolution requesting the president 10
return the Oklahoma territory bill Mr.,
Perkins, Of Kansas, asked For the im-
mediate consideration Of the resolution,
stating that clerical error had been
made In the bill. The concurrent reso-
luton was agreed 10 and the committee
OF Che whole resumed its session, Dis
cussion continued for the balance Of the
session on the classification Of worsted
cloths as woolens, but without action,
and the house, at $3.50, adjourned,