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no resolutions - n1aend ths rules BY
prsvidlng methad u elosing debste-
6saAtw Mory>n lAlA} resumed the
noor end continued M sxgunsnt begun
on Saturday N sppesini0a - the pro-
posed rule and 70 tAs elsesisns hill
At TO Sssstos Morysn yielded ipr =
motion BY senator Woleo<A Call to
proceed - the consideration Of the sp-
parliament hill Senator Dolph tors)
moved to lay that motion On the table.
snd the motion was rejected amid much
spPiaass-ysaA -; nays s. sens-
tors Cameron. jones tNsv-), Stewart.
Teller. Washbarn and Wolsost voted
With the Democrats. and senator In
gals being paired with Senator Sam
derA The vote was then taken On
senator Wolcott's motion TO take up the
apportionment bin. and 1t was carried
-yssA -, nays, 81
There was no distinct outbreak Of
applause 1t the FINAL success Of the
movement against the elections bill and
the proposed cloturc rule, but the
feeling Of Publication was NOT tho
less great on tho Democratic side.
The resolution for the amendment
Of the rules having been this
displaced and relegated TO the cal-
endar, - the elections bill had pre-
viously been, the Senate proceeded to
the consideration of the spportionment
bill The reading of the bill and report
continued till o'clock and the bill was
then laid aside till o'clock to-day
when it comes up as unfinished busi-
ness. The Senate then approved the
journals of Tuesday and Wednesday.
Morning business being in order,
memorials Of the Idaho Legislature
were presented and referred ON the sub
ject Of the persecution of Jews in Rus
STA and against the reduction of duty on
lead and lead osss-
The credentials Of Senator Vest (Mo !
for his third term, commencing March
next, were presented, read and placed
on file.
A very large number Of petitions for
and an equally large number against
the Conger lard bill were presented by
Senators, principally from the Western
States; also for and against the Terrsy
bankruptcy bill.
Among the pension bills reported and
placed on the calendar was one for Mrs.
Mary Ann Doherty-s bill for whose
relief was vetoed by Mr.. Cleveland two
years ago, attracting at the time much
attention; also the House bills to pen
sion General Nathaniel p. Banks and
General Franz sigel.
The army appropriation bill was 70
ported, and Senator Allison Qa) gave
notice that he would call it up this
week. Senator Dolph (Ore.) offered .
resolution (which went over) instruct
ing the committee on the Judiciary TO
inquire and report as to the power Of .
minority of the Senate to compel the
attendance of abssntees.
Senator Plumb Kan.) offered reso-
luton, which was agreed to, calling on
the Secretary of the Treasury for in
formation as to amounts of coin and
paper money in existence in the United
States, the average amount of cash held
by the Treasury, the purposes fer which
they are held, the amount of each held
by banks, the amount of each in actual
circulation among the people, etc.
Senator Blair IN. H. moved to pro-
coed to the consideration of the House
bill providing for the adjustment of the
accounts of laborers, workmen and me-
chanics arising under the eight-hour
law.
Pending action on the motion the
Senate adjourned.
WASHINGTON, Jan 27.-The Senate
met at noon and the journal of Thurs
day towering the proceedings of Thurs
dag. Friday, Saturday and Monday
was read and approved. The creden-
tials of Mr.. Stanford and of Mr..
Irby % Senators-elect from California
and South Carolina for the term begin
mig March 4, 1891. were presented,
read and placed on Gle.
The Republican Senatorial caucus
committee on order Of business have
agreed to recommend to their col
leagues that after the apportionment bill
il acted upon, the eight hour bills and
the copyright bill be taken up in order.
house.
WASHINGTON, Jan. e7-The journal
having been approved Mr.. Boutelle
Me- moved that the House go into
committee Of the whole on the navy
appropriation bill. The yeas and
nays were ordered and the clerk
had called but few names
when Messrs. Mansur and Heard
Mo.). returning from the Senate side,
spoke q few words TO their Democratic
colleagues. Thereupon Mr.. Rogers
tArk) arose. and, interrupting the
call. informed the Hovse that the force
bill had been defeated. Then the Demo-
cratic side gave cheer after cheer. the
spesker's gavei being Intellectual for
s,me moments 70 check the Democratic
enthusiasm
The roll-ssA vas continued. however
The House went into committee. but
the bsttie Wa net Jet over. Mr.. Kelley
KAN said that . gentleman on the
ether sd had said that good news had
been received from Tie senate
NJ did not dcubt that IL was
good news "a the assassins of
John NJ. Clayton Democratic Kisses.
They wouid throw mp their hats and
cheer aad say: THAT viii give Ne fur
khs~ permission "a a. ssssinase and kill $
Something had been said about betrayal
Of party plrdrea He knew Of no such
berzysl 90 far "a this end of the cap
hoi WAS concerned Gentlemen a the
other siAs whs hsd betrayed their party