Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-03-01

In the House, Tuesday, the opponents OF
NJ. Bland's soieniorage bill adopted NIL
bustsrine tactics throughout The session
In the eenete. Mr. Daniel OF virginias
e SpSs1d III =. polic1 Of ar Cisvssn
senate received from the President batch
Of nominations for Chicago Senator Hill
violatsd the rules. In making his speech
public and has aroused the wrath OF some
members. IL II . matter Of uncertainty =
20 when the Senate sub committee VIII
present the tariff bill Postmaster Hes
lns, Of Chicago. pleaded with the House
Committee on Buildings for o new Govern
ment building.
In tho House Wednesday the day was
spent In an attempt TO secure vote on
Welcomed in the Senate TO the Chicago ap-s
pointments General Joe Shelby was con-
Armed a. Marshal for the western Mis-
souri, District, opposition being turned oy
q toxic Rumored retirement OF Senator
Mills from the Fins Committee leg 70
alta Senator Morgan's Hawaiian repovo
Vas adopted by Republican votes In the
Committee on Foreign Relations
The House held disorderly session
Thursday. Members arrested 70 secure 2
quorum threaten legal proceedings Dill
70 give effect 20 the Paris tribunal nno.nts
in the Behring Sea case was presented:
Pursuing custom. Washington's farewell
address was read In the Senate. Mr' MAJ
tin was selected &c carry out the ceremony
Members of the House under arrest wero
discharged Friday. but Mr.. Bland was un-
able 20 force a vote on the seigniorage
bill He was considerably ruined. ana
~Anarchistsn and @revolutionists" we're
some of the terms applied to obctruction-
iste by him. House Democrats viii In eau
Gus consider rule by which members may
he forced to vote to make a quorum. euo-
committoe of the Senate finance commit.
tee Il said to have reached an agreement
on the tariff bill
Saturdays session of the House was
brief and devoid of interest For over
two hours roll call followed roll call !no
onnon "a of the seigniorage bill throwing
aside ALI pretense OF not flibustering ana
boldly injecting motions to take recess
and TO adjourn In order TO prevonp
vote on Mr.. BANDS motion.
Speaker Crisp who had been indisposeo.
was back at his post The galleries weso
ing of the Journal. at the request OF ME-.
Grosvenor. Ohio, the time for paying tric-
ute 70 the memory of Representative
Enochs of Ohio was postponed from March
to March II. Mr.. Reed took the helm He
moved that the House take recess
i6ed IL to 10 O'Clock Monday
morning. Mr. Bland shouted so as to Dc
heard over the confusion that prevailed
something about flibuster and bonds
The motion was defeated on rising vote
M. Reed made the point of no quorum.
vhereupon Mr Bland moved call OF
the House. The call developed the
presence Of 25s members. Mr. Bland
then moved that all leaves OF absence
granted except for sickness be revoked:
but upon the statement OF the speaker 'nss
there were none such he withdrew his
motion. and the vote occurred on Mr..
Reeds motion for recess until 10 o'clock
Monday AS there was still disposition
to fiibuster Mr. Bland demanded the yeas
and nays Mr. Reeds motion was lost ~
TO 1853 Mr.. Bland. rising In MS place
.houted. at il quite evident that the bond
holders have control over this country and
therefore move that the House adjourn. |"
without division 1t was carried