The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-07
LIyx wAsn1xerox ror1ca
TAsnss q Interest Hsppsaiag Ia anA 0ut Or
the Halle Or Congress. :

ton case IN Congress, and tho friends OF K0ck-
we'll do not propose to let their man be turned
out without strong protest. Representative
Fellows has volunteered to join In the debate
in behalf Of Mr.. Rockwell. and Messrs Cobb Of
Alabama and Gillespie Of Pennsylvania. mem
bers OF the Elections Com mittee. will present
tho views OF the minority on the floor. II 10
probable that Judge Culberson and his bril-
liant young colleague. Mr.. Bailey. will partici-
pate in the discussion In support OF Mr..
Rockwell's claim. Mr.. Cobb has charge OF the
minority side Of the question. and he proposes
to make q vigorous fight to save Mr. Rock we'll
from being unseated. A number OF Demo-
Gratis who may not DO sblo to participate In the
debate have determined to vote In favor OF Mr..
Rockwell. Tho rough draft OF the minority
report was completed by Mr.. Cobb to-day. and
It was shown to several members. who de-
clared that 1t was entirely conclusive as far as
they were concerned. There arc othor NOM
bers who remember how unceromo niously
certain Democrats wero driven from the House
cussion on. either side and for that reason
to shs ~
The report: a. drawn By Mr. Cobb. reviews
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has been laid. was not which Of the two can
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Calvin Green. and Oils Ferris were bribed.
slnen eHs as
OF voter for Noyes. whose name he did not
Ing, the fictitious nalno Of PoylsI Should be
Which End wa sar ssss to b ss Ss1
were given to voters BY DUNCAN Macarthur.
%h brssr OF voters hy and at Least two
bribed 1t is com m ented upon as a suspicious
circumstance that tho men who cast these bal:
called to the, witness stand. In conclusion.
ths to sh2
marked ballots nre guilty OF q misdemennor.
rns hs s nosl s
who cast them we're bribed or not.
President Horrison remembered that to-day
is "Arbor Day" In Maryland and the District
Of Columbia. This afternoon while Mrs. Har-
little Mary Lodge MeKee. went out. into the
three three trees The President tree was Planted
on the right hand side OF the eastern drive
ss sste ana hsD s.sp
the sumo driveway Just inside the gate.
priation bill. Another vote was taken on tho
motion to strike out the House amendment
GERS to net as indian. agents. The motion was
iost-25 to Island the amendment Is retained
whitelaw Reid is the social lion OF the hour
in Washington. His brief stay in tho city has
been marked by several entertainments in his
honor. and he returns to New York TOMORROW:
H 1ise. presd es candidate This sort q
i ats nna o Shs HepuSiesns
il makes yiceI1rroslden5 Morton quite uneasy
il rather dinlSut to he cheerful at
the dinnerItable and eoak;Toom tall in regard
that have been printed OF late to the effect that
Mr. Morton does not care for q second term
tho announcement is made in an evening
paper to-day. on the authority OF close friend
to presiding over the Senate Tor another four
years. q course. every one who has occasion
SENATE MS bow mas
confident that they Will desire to prol0ng their
% 5rs eas' @ to R PTanee
chicaso: today It L MISUNDERSTANDING s Hill Of
Ilnois There is lttls probability Of the Sc
to Which, lie wifi The
next Minister to France.
The special Pension Investigating Commit
tee OF the House resumed its work this
TACT Ranm toOk tho
stand and Mr. Enloe asked /: tho completed
Attorney Lemon. Commissioner itnum an
swered that the question OF completed lies
1t was an idea Of his own. put into shape after
Mr. Enloe asked II. after the completed Alcs
order was issued. George r Lsmpn sndoTyS!nd
1 nss, G dsrIned to- ng'o lot oo Wa"
Mr. Enloe ' then he read from the testimony Of
last year. but Judge fayson objected to its ~
continue, to advise his client to refuse 70 an
matter was admissible. and it was placed in
ErGe p.o1ed into the rom mater tier syo
Bureau. to whom was referred tho letter Of sIr.
Lincoln Expressed the, opinion that the com
pleted files order would enable certain attor- !
neys to have their claims takon up in advance
Commissioner Raum denied that he made
the order to show favoritism to MIR. Lemon,
Judge Payson informed tho committee that |
the movements of Mr. Linewcnver. tho Com
missioner's stenographer. about which some
curiosity Ind been expressed. would be given
receive the Information. hut instead OF hear |
Ing it the committee adjourned until to-
morrow
MIR. Chapman. from tho Com mittee on For
eign Affairs. to-day reported fnvorably to the
House his Joint resolution directing the Presi-
dent to inform Congress whether. BY the ' laws
Corning Jews. any American citizens Of that |
faith are subject to restrictions Us to resdenSe
q the treaty q 1852 between the
laws and regulations nre held by tho Govern
mento Of Russin to suPersede 50 far us Amerl-
treaty permitting, sojourn and residence 81 In;
ha6itants Of the United States IN all parts OF
Tho that this fubi b is GnH
States. as It seeks to ASCERTAIN the status
oi American. citizens Of jewish ,o,,i iaith