Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-08-03
A HOUSE CAUCUS.
The Advisory Committee Sub
mits Its Remedial Report.
THE DEADLOCK AS YET UEBRoKEM.

LII hAIA1AAIOOA NJ 4 LII 1AfbANN-NA~--~s
The Representatives Assemble in Regu-
lar session. Fnibuster and Adjourn
Untn o-Morrow-Jerry simpson ODE
fends the Publicity Of the Cherokee
strip Letter.
lBy Telegraph TO the Evening JournaLl
WAsHINoToS, Aug, 3-In the House
to-day Mr. Kilgore objected to the ap-
proval Of the journal in the absence Of a
quorum and the roll was called, showing
1870 members present The journal was
then approved Mr. Holman Dem Ind)
moved to adiourn, but being appealed to
by several members, withdrew the
motion.
Several kilograms from absent mem
bers were read at the desk, and the fol-
lowing were excused for illness; Messrs:
Layton (O) Hopkins pa, Cogsweh
(Mass) and Morse (Aiass.l
Mr. Simpson (kan.) referred TO "A
speech made by Senator Perkins last Sat
urday in which the latter criticised him
lSimpson) for making public letter re-
gerding the cattlemen on the Cherokee
strip. written by Henry s. lands, OF Medi-
cine Lodge, Kun. Mr. Simpson stated he
had no improper motive In publishing the
| letter and he denied the imputation made
| by Senator Perkins Several members
/ thought that the gentleman from Kan
sas should not be allowed TO notice any
thing which occurred in the Senate but
\ Mr. Simpson was allowed to make the
above statement
The regular order was demanded and
the speaker stated the pending motion
was that of Mr. Bingham Ciep., Of Pa)
to lay Mr. Holman's motion TO reconsider
the vote by which the Senate amendment
20 the Worlds Fair clause was concurred
in. on the table Mr. Bailey Dem, Tex.)
moved q recess until . o'clock. which was
loft.
Seeing that 1t was impossible to make
any progress after several roll calls, at
l2:5j the IIonse adjourned until
tomorrow.
Tho House to Cnucuses the Situation.
IBy Telegraph to the Evening Journal.l
WAsaIi Gros, Aug 3.-There was
caucus Of Democratic members in the
House at two o'clock this afternoon to
consider the Recommendation of the ad-
visory committee Of ten.
The caucus at 305 agreed upon the
mode of procedure as outlined by the ten
Democrats appointed TO arrange a COM
promise A separate World Fair bill
win be brought before the House, but
the members are not bound TO vote for
any stated amount to dispose of the mat
ter on or before Saturday.
The caucus. to the minds Of several of
] the Texas delegates. Is evidently not OF
a binding character and three members
e Of It. Messrs Kilgore, Bailey and
Anthony refuse TO lave anything to dc
= with IT,
The following report Of the peace com
a mittee wns submitted and unanimously
b adopted
q "rhis committee submits 20 the Demo.
p crats of the House the following propo
sitiona, 80 being understood that it does
/ not commit any member Of the commit
g tee of the House for or against the
Worlds Fair appropriation:
T. First, reconsider the vote by which the
House had receded from its disagreement
from the Senate amendment and send thu
3 Sundry Civil bill back to the conference
d 20 reduce the amount TO So, 500, 600 ap
il propriating this 20 aid i'm the success O
the fair aud that final vote upon i
5 without interruption be taken not late
s than Saturday, August 8, at p. m.
3 Second. that pending the conference
d on the Sundry Civil bin amendment ap
propnating S5.O00,t the Durborroy
bin be taken up
Third. That meantime last year
4 Sundry Civil appropriations be EXTENDED
4 and tho power Of the House be extende'
u to enforce the attendance Of absen
members.
Fourth, That whether the Durborroy
h bill. as amended, be carried or defeated
r. the vote thereon shall be regarded as
Il settlement Of the question and the sun
.r dry Civil bill shall be considered as with
out the Senate amendment.