The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-12-15


Strict Party One.
Washington, Dee. 9.-The Torrey bank
RI ptcy bill was straLg gled unexpectedly
by the house just as the consideration of
tie bill under the tive-minute rule WAS
shout TO negin. Col. Oates, the champion
of the measure had declined TO permit
tie house to vote on his substitute pro-
v;ding simply for n voluntary system of
bankruptcy, whcrcupon Mr. Bland of
Missouri precipltateI the entire question
by moving 10 strike out The cnacting
clause Of the bill Nainly the adyoca ties
of the measure protested that it was UNI
fair to reject the bill before the house
had had a chance TO perfect 1t by amend
ment. Their pleadings were unayalllng
The vote was decisive. 1t was carried
by a majority of 142 to Ill. Judge
TCrrey of st. Louis the author Of the
measure who has been here for ten
years promoting the interests of the bill,
sat disconsolately in the gallery. The
vote was not a strict party one. An
analysis shows that 115 Democrats, Is
Republicans and 8 Populists voted to
strike out the enacting clause and Gi
Republicans and A. Democrats voted
against it, The full strength of both
sides was pollcd on the vote, and the
defeat of the advocates Of the bank
ruptcy bill was crushing. The motion TO
strike out the enartine clause was as
follows:
Yeas = Anderson, Alexander, Arnold,
Avery, Bailey, Barker I<aul. RanEbeal,
Barnes. Rarwiy, Bell (Colo), Beltzhooyer,
u al n n.
ard, Bland, Boea, Bowers, Branch. Braw-
ley, Brett, Brickner, Brook shire Brown,
Bryan. Bynum. Cabanissa CadHns, Can
ION (CaD. Capehart. Caruth, Cockrell,
Coffeen Cooper Ind) Cooper (Tex),
Cousins. Cox, Crawford, Culbcrscn, Dan
iels, Davis 1kan.l Dearmond, Denson,
Dockery, Donovan, English, Enloc Eprs,
Fellows, Funston, Fyan, Geissenheiner,
Gillett tMass). Goodnight Grady, Grout,
Hager, Haines, Hall (Mo) Hammon,
Hare, Hartman, Hatch, Heard, Hender-
son (N. g., Hepburn, Holman, Hudson,
Hunter, lkirt, Johnson InGo, Johnson
On. d. Kilgore, Krihhs, Kyle Lacey,
Lane. Latimer, Livingston, Lucas, Lynch,
Maddox. Mcguire Mallory. Martin Gndl,
McCreafy ,ky1. McCnlloch, NcDannell,
Mckais, McNIillin. MeIaurin, McRde.
Montgomery, MorS. n. Moses, Mutfhler,
Paschal. Patterson, paynter, Pearson.
Pence. Pendleton TEN. Pendeton CIV.
Va.l. Pickler, Reilly, Richard (0hiol,
Iitchie Robbins, Robertson H4a.l, Russell
(Ga.). Schermcrhorn, Shell, Sibley, Simp-
son, Sipe Snoagrass. Springer. Stalings,
Stockdale, Stone (W. Na.). Talbert 6s.
c., Taibert (Md), Tate. Taylor lnd.l,
Taylor tFenn), Terry, Tucker, Turner,
Turpin. Tyler, Washington, Wells, Wheel
er tAlal, Wheeler ILL, Whiting, Will
iams Gll1, Williams (Miss), Wise,
Wright Ial
Adams. Aldrich. Babcocl,. kak-
er q. IL, Baldwin, Bartlett, Bah TeS.),
Blair, Boatner, Boutelle, Broderitk,
Brosins. Bundy, Caldwell, Campbell, Ca
ron ILL., Childs, Clancy, Cobb tAlo.),
CossWe!l. Coombs, Cooper (Wis.), Covert,
Cummings, Curtis tkan.,, Curtis (N. W
Davey H.a,}, Doolittle, DLrborrCw, Erd,
man, Everett, Fletcher, Funk Gardner,
Gear, Geary, Godzier Griffin, Hainer,
Hall (Minn.). Harmer. Haugen, Hicks,
Hit, Hooker G.. ", Houk Ohio. HUI
ick, Joy. kiefer, Lawson, Layton Lester,
Lockwood. Loud. Marshall. Mahon,
Marvin lN. ID. Aleer, Mccall Nc
Cleary tIinn). McDearmon, Mcdowell,
McEttrick, Meiklejohn, Merser. Milliien,
Morse, Northway, Oates, O'Nell (Mass.l,
Outhwaite, Page, Payre, Perkins, Phil
lips, Pigott, Price, Randall. Reybnrn,
Richardson (Tenn.), Richardson (Mich) J,
Robinson Pa) Russell Comm. Ryan,
Smith, Sperry, Stephenson, Stevens.
Stone. Strait, Storer. Strong. Tarsney,
Tawney, Tracey. Updegraff. NanNoorhis
(N ", Van Noorhis Ohio, Wadsworth,
Walker, Wagner Warner. Weadoek,
Wilson Ohio, Wilson NNash). Wilson
CIV. Na), Woomer Wright Mass. I'LL.
Upon the announcement of the vote the
house at o'clock adjourned until Mon
day.
An attempt to drive the bill for the
admission of Utah as state through the
house during the morning hour was de-
feated by determined hlibuster, led by
Mr.. Dinsley of Maine, and supported by
almost the entire Republican side. The
course Of the Republicans foreshadows
the policy upon the admission Of not only
Utah. but the other Democratic territories
! Of New Mexico and Arizona, bills for
which have already been favorably re-
ported by the committee on territories.
Mrs. Hall Acquitted.
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