Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-25
CALL USES UP BILLY CHANDLER.
Pretty Strong Chargcs-The New lamp
shire Biathcrsk!te Worstcd Again
The Worlds Fair--Notes.
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,iisarabla course pursued hv Chandlcrint the
senate was Il menus of stirring up trouble
among the ignorant classes. Chandler,
evidently smartiug under the drubhing re-
celypd offered arcsOlutiOn to-day charging
the lorida senator with having inserted
in the RecJyd language nor used. Chandler
complained that hr had been unluStiy At
tackled and he wants Mr.. Cali censufed.
woRsrvD ACAIS
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shire man was yyorsted again. Mr.. Call re-
iteroted what anpeored several DAYS ago in
The pearl and was more severe than ever
IN rh,rrino Chandler with being re-
nonsihle for the discomfort. trouble.
and murder among certain classes in
the South. The resolution went over.
n viii nroLablv tomorrow be re-
ferred 10 the Committee on Privileges
and Elections. II ought not to 90 there.
a. il propcrly belongs to the Committee on
l;ules. The oplv issue raised is whether
the Florida Senator abused the privilege
of revision in regard 10 his remarks. The
resolution viii probably sleep after 1t goes
10 tho committee. The New England ny
ena is merely smarting, aud wanted TO hit
bnck. A ceusure would amount to nothing
any way Mr.. Call nailed HIM again. and
Chandler would have done well had he not
brought up the question to-day.
TIN WORLDS FAIR.
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NAH the people c"uiu N'' l'''o 'ne e"i'orles'
HOW. VIRGINIA VOTED.
On the FIRST ballot taken IN me House
on the location III ine "old az az oil
the Virginia delegation voted Tor Nashln2-
ton except Dir. Nenabie, who favored New
York. and Nj, Wise, who supported 1t.
Louis. The latter on succeeding
ballot cast vote ior Washington
and on the two, next ballots ne
yo.ed for New YORK. On the hr-t
ballot all Of the North Carolina delegation
voted for Washington with tue exception
of three-CoWles, LH9rt, ana Cheatham,
who supported the cl0ns OF Washington.
Air. Edmunds, of the Virginia delegation,
after giving Washington support changed
and cast vote for New YORK.
Favorable reports nave becn made N
both the Senate and House on representa-
tive fuckers bill appropratns 1000 for
the construction OF roadway from Staun-