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by all dealers in contracts for sale Of seri-

by all dealers in contracts for sale Of agri-
cultural products.
The question then came up on Mr. Daniels
motion 70 strike out the next section, upon
which another long debate was started,
IN the midst Of which Mr.. Allison again
took the door, and said. after consultation
with the Committee on Appropriations. he
bad reconsidered the action he desired
taken on the adjournment resolution and
asked that 10 be referred 10 bis committee.
IL was 90 ordered.
The Senate then adjourned, no quorum
being present.
House OF Representatives.
Hon. L. L. Anthony Texas was sworn in
this morning as the successor Of Mr.. Mills.
Mr.. Wheeler Dem, Ala. rose to ques-
ton OF personal privilege, etatlng that the
gentleman from Georgia (Mr. Watson) had
attacked him Mr.. Wheeler Yesterday. He
proceeded to read from the Record.
The Speaker could see no abuse Of par
hamentary privilege and ruled Mr. Wheeler
out Of order
Mr.. McMillin Dem, Tenn called up the
resolution from the Committee on Ways aud
Means for final adjournment on July 4th,
and submitted sn amendment substituting
July S0th for the adjournment.
Dir. Hatch Dem. Mo- said he would op-
pose fixing any day for final adjournment
until the Senate had finally considered the
Anti-Option bill.
Mr.. McMillin said he thought Congress
should get away as soon as possible and
hoped the members would vote for the reso-
luton.
Mr.. Cultivate Dem. Ohio said thero
was on important appropriation bill pend
ing containing an obnoxious amendment
appropTiating 10, 900 900 for the Worlds
tair. % 1t had been said that the Sundry
Civil bill would bedefoated if this appro-
priatiou was not made. He had no sym
pathy with that sort of talk, but as 1t was
manifesty impossible to get through by
Saturday, he hoped the resolution would be
amended and August lst inserted rs the
date.
Mr. Fnloe Dem. Tenn thought Con-
gress should not adjourn without first dis
posing Of the resolution respecting the dis
missal OF Commissioner RAum.
Mr.. Cummings Dem. n. " moved TO
make the date Monday. August lst.
Mr. McMillin then demanded the previous
question. Ordered-1b3 to 19.
The vote on the motion Of Mr.. Cummings
resulted-ayes, Go; noes, 10.
The flibustering tactics of yesterday
were then resumed, this time under the
leadership of Mr. Cummings On. ", who
succeeded Mr. Cultivate They were con-
tinued with slight Interruptions until 4
o'clock. when the House adjourned.
At one stage of the proceedings Mr.
Wheeler Dem, Ala who had been trying
all day to reply TO Mr. Watson's remarks Of
yesterday. arose and said the gentleman
.rom Mississippi (Mr Lewis had not an
swered to his name, and he moved that he
be excused.
Mr. Wheeler then claimed the right Of de-
bate.
The Chair, Mr.. Dockery Dem. Mo J, said
debate was not permissible.
Mr. Wheeler then appealed from the de-
cision Of the Chair.
The Chair stated that he would not enter
tain the appeal
Mr. Reed (Rep., Me-, with an expression
Of great astonishment rushed down the
aisle aud fairly gasped: DO / understand
the Chair that it refuses to entertain an ap-
peal 20
You do" responded the Speaker pro
tenn.
Representative Henderson, of Iowa:
'Hurrah for the CzarW (Laughterl
The Chair subsequently entertained the
appeal, which the House rejected
The motion to excuse Dir. Lewis was
voted down.