The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-03-10

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tex }, StOckdaie, stone (West Va.),
'Meet, Tarsney, Stone (Ky.), Ezra
aylor, J. b. Taylor, V. A. Taylor,
cry, Tmmon, Townsend, Tucker,
'urner, Walker, Warwick, Washing
m, Watson, Waugh, Weadock,
Wheeler lot Ala), White, Whiting,
Vike, Williams On. CO., Williams
ny, wilson (Was hington), Wilson
,Mo), Wilson (West Va.), VIM,
Wise, Wright, Youmans-l90.
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wigs, Beltzhoover, Bentley, Brickner,,
Buchanan New Jersey, Bunting,
Bushnell, Gable, Campbell, Castle,
Causey, Chaplin, Chapman, Clancy,
Obj (MiSs"urD, Coburn, Cochran,
Coolidge, Coombs, Covert, Cox New
York;, Crosby, Curtis, Daniel, De-
forest, Dunphy, Dun brow, Elliott,
English, Fitch. Funston, Geissen-
haner, Greenleaf, Grant, Hall, Hal
lowell, Harmer, Harter, Hayes Qowa),
Herbert, Hoar, Hopkins (Pennsyl-
vania), Houck (Ohio), Johnson (Ohio),
Ketcham, Kribbs, Lapham, Lit
tie, Lockwood, Lynch, Nc
Aleer, Mcdonald, Mckinney,
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Page (Rhode Island), Page Mary
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worth, Warner, Wheeler (Mich.),
Williams (Mass.), Wilson (Kentucky).
-e4.
The speaker announced the result
and Immediately added "The clerk
will read the journal of yesterdays
proceedings"
The House then took up the pension
appropriation bill. The bill passed
and the House adjourned.
THE SENATE.
WASHINGTON, March THE first
half hours session of the Senate was
consumed in the presentation of petit
and referred was one by Mr.. Sawyer,
to authorize the establishm ent of
postal telegraph service.
Mr.. Morgan moved to reconsider
the vote whereby Mr.. Dubois was de-
clared entitled to retain his seat. He
said his sole purpose was that the
southern senator's, all of whom were
excluded from the chamber when the
act of 1866 was passed, should have
the right to say something as to the
proper construction of the attack I'M
der the constitution. After colloquy
between Messrs. Morgan and Teller,
the motion was laid aside temporarily
as was also a motion by MIR. Morgan
to reconsider the vote by which Mr..
Claggett's claim was rejected.
The resolutions heretofore offered by
Call in respect TO the railroad compan-
les of Florida, influencing the senate
rial election of 1891, and for the OPEN
ing to settlement of the railroad land
reservations of that state was taken up
and Call addressed the senate upon
them.
The pure food bill was then taken
up and Berry addressed the senate
He ascribed the motive of the bill tC
the syndicates who controlled the larC
e industry of the country and wht
a sought to put down the cotton seed OF
industry which competed with then
I and brought to southern states $15,
= 600, 900 per year.
Palmer expressed sympathy will
u the purpose of the bill. The question
was then taken on Cookies motion
o (made some days ago. to strike on
J. sections and vote; it resulted yea
;, 10 nays 10, no quorum and the senat
IL adjourned.
=, CONGRESSMAN KENDALL STRICKEN
WASHINGTON, March 7.-Represen
g. tative John w. Kendall, of Kentucky
It was suddenly stricken with apo
o plexy this morning and now lies ia
}. very critical condition at his residence
near the Capitol. Soon after being
o stricken he relapsed into unconscious
n ness and has been in that condition
q ever since. His son expresses grav
a doubt of his recovery. He is So year
g old.
:. MIR. sPRINGER's CONDITION.
: WASHINGTON, March AT 2 a. IN
: a bulletin was given out at Springer
/ residence stating his condition wa
. somewhat improved and the reques
; was added that the family be moi dis
> turbed more than was absolutely nee
. essary. At noon he was resting easy