The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-22
House or Representation.

Ia the House Mr.. Davis Of Kansas intro
duced q joint resolution providing for an in
restigation OF the recent colliery disaster at
Krebs. Indian Territory. BIZ a commission to
b appointed By the President. one member
from the Department Of Labor. one from the
Geological Survey. and one civilian.
On the question Of consideration OF the reso-
luton o little controversy arose between the
Speaker and several members. in tho course
Of which Mr.. Reed Of Maine asked II. under
certain conditions. the occupant OF tho chair
could withdraw his recognition Of members.
Speaker pro tem.-The present occupant OF
the chair is under the impression that he has
seen previous occupants OF the chair with
draw recognition. having been misled in
tOmaking it lLaughter
Mr.. Reed-Did the proceedings mect the ap-
prevail OF the present occupant OF the chair =?
Renewed laughter l just wanted to know
The resolution went to the Committee on
.,Mr' Bland OF Miss curi introduced bill for
Mr.. Cultivate Of Ohio offered a resolution
asking tho Secretary OF tho Treasury for u
statement OF tho drawbucks paid on imported
IA, r 1 mn sa,t mnnet the provisions OF the Mckin-
MI Harvey e q Ok II iahoma reported from tho
Committee on Indian Affairs the joint resolu-
allotment OF lands in. Oklahoma Territory to
we Arrarnhoes and Choyennes. and asked for
MS ,c consideration. Dir. Harvey explained the
necessities OF the appropriation. the one made
Sytho Fifty first Con ress for the same am cunt
having been exhausted
Dsy ISL Mssonr rsa mson 81 Kan sns
NJ NJ simpson inM :aid that thS allotment asents
iosthis purpose. but dfficHity" how oxsted
Mad the people wanted to get into this land.
ahsy had gone into Kansas under Republican
party they had lost thsir fnrs. and Wan. S e to
anew anew under this Democratic Administrations.
oR fS pe and All s hSss
e, 'pSrtb people Of tho Country. Applause Oh
Mr. Nckler y sout, Dakota asked Mr.. simp.
s %n upon what authority he said that q preNi-
w n. Representation had been sIuandered.
MMr Picklcr-What committee?
tlMatE slmpson-A sell-consttuted committee
Mr. HcIler-Ahi '''0' ''""'''
a, IT. Simpson-A committee consist tin e largely
sid. epaolicans. Laughter on the Democratic
and nh ,hia Joint resolution was changed into bill
re Sp tssatS,hh hin FROM the commttoc on Rules.
,f US N exclamation. s said that tho rules
nrs sae main were those OF the Fiftieth Con.
hsf isi Ile changes being very few lie asked
ihIst icy be printed IN the Record and in pam.
Tbs' HHs nGeeration OF the report next Monday.
Ha th when i reassemIled the order provided
ns ,,,ssol'ition adopted some days ago. tho
snd RanJtil91h OF portra Its OF ex-Speakers Grow
er's taTi,uall. was carried out. lii tho Speak
HEslghters;, Mrs. Lancaster and Miss susie
coIIIInarI! MT EtXsSneaker Grow was on tho aoor:
I'm, which. with TINT OF Mr. Randall. wers
d ssto on large easels In front OF the Clerk's
Smith o o tHe noor with him was Green Gay
U nd..aa an old,tipe member Of the House.
Who cams 70 Rspresentatives Of Pennsylvania.
@s state Tho LesisIatSre app g T "a ~
Stess G seissfss 0E re puTpSss and The
are npo cue artist to paint the portraits. They
s sesses. but as works OF art The presentation
srsa eGh y, was made by the Hon. s. W. Stone,
nrssna.Gg lor tlln Committee Of the I.egislaturs
md Ie h IN the House. He made an elouuent
Wees t oi h PRESENTATION. reviewing til. SER
House a me pennsylvania Speakers Of the
plauded " N'''' N"os iouhuly APP
wrishte s were made by tho Hon. Myron D..
Old Stn,t' WI" represents sN-Spenker Grow 4
u district; INC Hon. William NcAiner. Sic
riott R 70 e,X,Sl.aker Randall: tho Hon. Mar
grne,i nioslnS whose eloquent remarks were
nan, Democratic successor 10 Wr Randall ii as
Ehn , IMAM q the Committee on hppropriations'
sna 2 moved thatthe House accent the port raits
1919 she non; y. "a Henderson, who had been
on TnNSsa With Mr.. Randall on tho Committee
AS''Sps'snonA Mr. Holmsn's resolution