Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-04-28

to saw that the arguments adduced changed
not single vote. Pending further dis
cussion. the house adjourned.
WASHINGTON, April 21.-The debate In
the House to-day was dull The speakers
confined themselves to presenting the legal
election case, and their associates PAID but
little attention to the discussion.
WASHINGTON. AprlI Pat the cOnclu-
sion of Mr.. O'Ferrall's speech on the
Noyes-RockweR contested election case,
the previous question was ordered Wlthou'
division. The question REQUIRED on INC
resolutions OF the minority as subStllu.c
for the resolutions OF the majority, A sep
arate vote being demanded. the iirst vote
was taken on the first resolution OF the MI
nority. which Gas substituted declares
that Moves was not elected. This was car
ried. Yeas. 140: nays, 49, Then came the
vote on the secondSubStitute resolution. &C.
claring Rockwell entitled to his seat. eshls
was agreed to. Yeas, 12S; nays, LOG. .hen
Mr.. Bryant (Neb.) came forward with
motion to recommit with instructions TO
the committee to take further testimony
bearing upon the sixteen Boyle votes ana
the twenty eight marked ballots. rms
was defeated, yeas, ITO; nays, l25; ana
then the resolutions as amended were
agreed to without further opposition.
Thus Mr.. Rockwell was retained in his
seat. The House then took a recess until
s O'Clock, the evening session being Tor the
consideration of private pension pills.
measure made its appearance IN the
Ho1se to-day in the shape Of bill intro
duced by Mr.. Storer co. to provide for
international ration between gold and Sill
yer and to suspend the purchase of silver
bullion from and after July l, 1898. 1t
differs from previous propositions IN
the same line by instructing the Presl-
IN lot
the states of the Latin union on this sub
ject and when treaty~is concluded with
the Latin union, with or without the con-
currence OF other nations. the ratio agreed
upon is to go INTO effect in the United
States. 1t is provided that if no agreement
is reached by July, 1, 1898, the operation
of the present law relative to the purchase
of silver bullion is to be suspended.
WASHINGTON, April 25.-The pending
question when the House met was the mo-
ton made by Mr.. Reed Me. Saturday. to
lay on the table the resolution expunging
from the record such portions of the speech
of Mr.. Walker Mass which were not
uttered on the floor, and which reflected
on his colleagues MessrS. Williams and
Hoar. The Republicans retrained
from voting. and the result was yeas,
E; nays, lSS-no quorum, A call OF
the House was ordered, and showed that
there were 213 members present, and the
question REQUIRED on the motion to table
the expunging resolution. The motion
was rejected Yeas, 5; nays, 1876. The
tmotion to reconmtt haYing- been defeat
'cd-yeas So; nays B2-Mr. Boutelle
was lost-yeas 10, nays 1853, and there
upon Mr.. Townsend (Col.) came
forward with motion for a recess until 5
o'clock. The recess motion was lost-yeas
0, nays l46-no quorum. After some time
spent in tillibuste1ng, q call of the House
having been ordered and 22O members re-
spending. further proceedings were dis
penscd with. and the vote REQUIRED on the
motion for a recess. This was lost, but as
no quorum voted the House adjourned.