Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-21
WILD SCENES.
~, srHerAnr.Ar.sams CALLED
"" upon FoR ASSISTANCE.
M. Election plll, George Speaks for
Three Hours and a
Half.
n, rs,raph 70 the sKws.i
~ CONGRESS.
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astormeioud bursts w w " """se'
w,s,uSarOS, Jau. e0.-rhe clerk
,..v,ng concluded the realizing OF the
iarnal Hand made the point that the
,,asi vas not Rad In full, and de-
nIst that a description ofthe vari-
n..rerltlye commune ATOMS, resolu.
,oas, Hills aud petitions which were
r.srfnd under the rules and not IN
orn House he read.
Nh sp-aker ordered the clerk 10
,.si mi Tarlion OF tho Journal. lts
Ealing was not completed until ]
srbsn ensued one Of the widest
..srss Of confusion the House has
an during the present Congress. The
aosaker having stated the question 10
~ N. approval Of the journal, and
having counted aud stated the nfii rmn.
,lre vote. Mills (Tcxasl, rising TO a
documentary question, asked whether
ne M ipef question was not on order.
iuy HE proylous question. This query
wa based upon the fact that when
me clerk had finished reading the lint
nan Of the Journal 1.-THE portion usually
radl, Mckinley (Ohic) Ind demanded
the previous question.
The Speaker, In response 10 the In.
oulry, stated this was n fact, but said
ihe demand WIS withdrawn after this
railing o. the complete Journal. Nc.
llnley corrOh9raicd the statement.
Mills then expressed his wish TO de-
hate the question on approving the
journal. but the Speaker declined 10
recognize him on the ground that the
II use vas dlv.d ny.
Then the ssoun.clond burst. with
excited gestures, Mills strobe down
aud, shaking his list at the Speaker,
rolrri out volume OF denunciation,
accu.ing him Of pnctlclng fraud on
the House.
"You arr pspelrating fraud upon
The H0un' he Numbered, "aud you
know ~ aud his party colleagues
burt into round Of applause md
cheers and gathered around their
champion, but the Speaker wns i'm.
moycable aud amid the excitement
t,uucsted Those opposed 10 approving
M. Journal ~ rise. phlegmntically he
poun,cd one, two, three and announced
HE motion "a carriuL--D7 to o. The
tsA& -uu hAl "oft 0tiihtttcu W tut
democrats aud ordered and "a the CLERK
prOtcded 10 call the roll Mills poured
lai bis Recommendations. Again he ac-
rused the Speaker Of pcrpctratlng n
baud upon tho House, and referring IN
Mckinley, said: eve did not expect
The gentleman from Ohio 10 lend him
ielf 10 such proceedings. We relied
on the gentleman from Ohio, for we
believed him an honorable gentleman,
AMI VIZ knew he Indicating the Speak
ri was not.
Perkins tsarcastically)-Ani he lin
flcating Mills)i- gentleman.
Allen mis-. l--'rhat IL more than
can be said VI some persons ON the
other side.
Then, as the clerk went on monoton.
ously calling tho roll, Mills ignoring
HIM proceeded substantially IN fol.
lows' "fou do not dare to 20 beforc
The country with such n revolutionary
measure A- you are PROPOSING TO pass.
We have u right, under the rules, 10
leba,e the question Of approving the
lontntl, ami You Undressing the
spealetl are denying that right
Democratic cheers.)
Ken llowa)-Such proceedings ~
These are lrraspunlle aud they are head,
td Wy "a man who Inns helped treason
before.
Mllls-You are traitor yourself 10
lhe Constitution and laws. You ARE
nying TO surround the ballotbox with
nl,ayoneis aud deprive the people OF
ihrlr rights " representation.
Ihen followed enthusiastic demo-
rnllr applause, while the republicans
crowded 10 the bar Of the House and
announced their dlsapproval by Misses
me House wns n regular babble Of
llgible
Cutcheon Mich stood In the center
OF The aisle aud, M Mills went ON r..
Rea'eu with indignation aud emphasi.
lheon word "b0sh."
Mus reply TO this exclamation was:
hslng IN another resolution Of cen.
iufr thcn.n
ny thls Tine affairs had approached
near " a personal rupture between
ne gentlemen on the opposlnp side,
ulAl the Speaker was obliged TO cal
upon lhe congratulations for assist.
.hge anu that officer, bearing the mace
W Hoht " HIN, induced Mills to TAX,
~ slA1 ana this storm passed away FOL
AT, me lonrnalwas approved-yeas IA
=, MeComas MIDI moved that ia,
hVuse 80 into committee Of the Who'll,
W. lhe District OF Columbia approprla
noh wv. Tho motion was agreed to-
years las' nays lO5, and Accord ngl,
he mouse went into committee OF la,
"9glu on the bill indicated.
4, hemphill Is. O. detained against
sue election blu. The negro question
W. nf1nght up by Richardson (Tenn)
""o quoted newspaper extracts relatiy,
~ lnu treatment Of negroes In tn,
No'thcrn states. After n long dis
pus5loni during which no progress WA
maui on the bill, the commilte ROSE
"hu adjourned.
IN TIM SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Jan. a0.--In the Sen
~ W. lne resolution offered yesterday by
uuNchell, calling on the Secretary o
a, Tor statistics aud information n
We site for a gun factory on tn,
sholnc Coast, was taken up and dis
'u.sed. Allison asked that the resolu
Dn should go over till tomorrow, In
1imhtlng that tho location OF nm ad
,,' Hohal gun factory should not be re
,leitl TO the Pacific Coast, but tina
Me interior Of the country should b,
'onsluered Ia tho matter.
Mllchell nssented and asked unanl
nous consent that II should come al
omorrow a. unfinished business In In,