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Speaker Crisp then made ruling which.
although he has made it several times this ses-
members. Mr.. McRae ARK. presented q con-
ference report on an unimportsnt measure, and
Mr.. Dingies (Me.) made the point Of order that
there was already one conference report
pending that on the sundry. civl
point of order. There was, he said. no con-
ference report pending on the sundry civil
bill. That had been disposed Of, and
the conference committee had been
discharged from further consideration Of
the subject. and no new conference had been
ordered. There were various Senate amend
ments pending, but they did not have the
privilege of a conference report
Ihe amendments, however, are unfinished
business. and as amendments to a general ap-
preparation bill have the point Of vantage, from
which nothing but matter Of higher privi-
lege-such as conference report-can dislodge
them.
rrLisUsrKRISo COMMENCES.
Mr.. Cummings dem. y. ~ moved TO make
the date Monday, August /.
Mr.. McMillin then demanded the previous
question. Ordered-15S to H.
The vote on the motion Of Mr.. Cummings re-
suited: AYES, 65; noes, ITO.
Mr.. Cultivate, pursuing his filibustering
tactics Of yesterday, then demanded the yeas
and nays. Refused.
Mr.. Wheeler (dem.. Ala. moved TO take re-
cess until O'Clock. Lost, ayes, s; noes, I76.
Mr.. Wheeler then demanded teilers. bnt voted
alone, the entire House remaining in their
seats. He then called Tor the yeas and nays
lost.
Mr.. Wheeler then moved short recess until
las. but being appealed to by Mr.. McMillin to
cease his filibustering he consented, and vote
was then taken on the resolution for adjourn
ment on Saturday, which resulted: 121 to 81.
Mr.. Hatch (dem-. No. demanded the yeas
and nays. Refused, and the resolution was
agreed to-
The regular order Of business was then taken
up, being Mr.. Bingham's motion to lay on the
table the motion of Mr.. Holman 10 reconsider
the vote Of yesterday by which the House de
cided to recede from its disagreement to the
Senate amendment on the worlds fair. Several
fhbustering motions then ensued.
Mr.. Bingham moved to Law Mr.. Holman q
motion on the table; Mr.. Cultivate moved to
adjourn, and pending this, to adjourn until
Friday
Mr.. Cummings rdem.. N - moved TO sub
stitute Monday. The yeas and nays were de-
manded on the latter motion.
The vote resulted-yeas. L; nays, 16i-no
quorum.
Mr. Brown dem, Ind. J moved call Of the
House. Refused.
Mr. Bushnell dem, Wis., moved to adjourn.
LoSt-20 TO A.
Mr.. Williams dem, ILL., moved call of the
House. This vote resulted 81 to 20.
Mr.. Cultivate dem, Ohio demanded tel
lers. Not ordered
The call Of the House then proceeded; 20s
members answering TO their names, further pro-
ceedin IS under the call were dispensed with.
MIR. Stump dem, Md submitted the ma
jority report Of the special committee on emf
grafton and Nr. Wright reported the views Of
the minority.
The roll was then called again on the motion
to adjourn until Monday.
This vote resulted l TO 1S1-no quorum.
Mr.. Martin (dem Of Indiana moved call Of
the House, and, with the thermometer at 100
degrees. the reading clerk went through the
alphabetical list Of members.