The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-17


WAsnrxGrox, D. O., August 10.-The
unexpected generally occurs in tho sen.
ate. To-day resumption Of the aonsa.
tional scenes of yesterday over the dis.
position Of the four house FREQ list bills,
placing, sugar. coal, iron orc and barbed
wire on the free list, was anticipated,
but not word waa spoken on the sub
ject Everything was as calm rs May
morning.
Aftor two hours spcnt in rather In
tercstlng debate on resolution Of Mr.
Kyle, the South Dakota Populist to
prohibit the saie Of Intoxicating liquor
in the senate wing OF the capitol during
the recess, and resolution OF Mr. Call,
Of Florida, for senatorial trip by tho
committee on patents, a vote was taken
without debate on Mr.. Harris motion
10 reier the sugar bill TO tho finance
committee, and 1t was 80 referred by
vote Of SO to II. An analysis Of the
vote shows that sixteen Republicans,
thirteen Democrats and three Populists
voted for the motion and seventeen
Democrats against 1t. Eight Republi-
cans, one Populist and one Democrat
were paired in favor Of the motion and
three Republicans aud seven Democrats
against 1t. The majorities In favor OF
referring tho froe coal, iron orc and
barbed wire bills were cvon largor than
on free sugar.
ANARCHISTS MUST GO.
At the opening Of tho session Mr.
Hill, Dem. N. W by unanimous con.
sent secured tho consideration Of his
bill to provide for the exclusion and do.
portation OF alien anarchists. Mr.. Fill
explained that the bill waa virtually q
report from the conference committee.
Tho house had passed bill Tor con-
sular inspection abroad and the senate
had amended il. In conference 1t was
decided that q now bill could bo framed
moro easily than the differences bc-
tween the two houses could be ad-
iusted. Mr.. Hill remarked rather Bit
ingly that the bill was, like another
bill ovor which there had boon some
controversy, q stop in the right direc-
tion.
bill his full Endorsement, Mr.. Palmer,
(pem. Ills.,) however, announced his
opposition 10 the principle involved.
Tho bill was passed without division.
Mr.. Kyle Pop. n. d. called up his
resolution to prohibit the sale of intox-
,cating LIQUORS in the senate wing Of tho
capitol during the recoss.
aWhy prohibit tho sale only during
the recess?n asked Mr.. Platt (Rcp.,
Conn.,
ais there any rulc that authorizes tho
salo Of spirituous liquors In the senate
wing of the capitol7" asked Mr.. sher-
man (Rep., ohlo.)
"The rule prohibits tho sale Of intox.
icating LIQUORS at any timo," replied
Mr. Kyle, answering both the ques-
tions al once. sand I should like to
soc 1t enforced 805 days in tho year. y
He proceeded 70 acquit Senators OF
drinking, but said II was we'll known
that liquor was sold to strangers and
employees OF the senate. Tho practice
should be stopped.
Mr.. German moved to refer the rcso-
luton to tho committee on rules, In
doing go no took occasion to score sham
reformers. He referred sarcastically to
those who were in the habit OF making
O public display OF their virtues. He
happened to bc one OF thosc who could
deal with the whisky question without
prejudice as he did not know the taste
Of whisky, but he had never yet In pub
lie or private life, especially In public,
posed as a special reformer and then
pouo behind q door as roformers did
and take several drinks. Laughter ]
Tho rule was plain. II 1t was not on
forced, lot tho senator find ont who was
responsible for its violation aud bring
in a resolution conforming tho rcniiss
officer.
Nh. xYEE's FUNNY BREAK.
Mr. Kyle denied that he posed aS a
rotormer. Ho did not want to prohibit
tho drinking OF whisky but he did
thInkits sale should be prevented In
tho capitol. II mon wRntCd to drink
there wcre plenty OF saloons In this
vicinity. He had never loft tho capitol
at 7 o'clock in tho evening without
staggering against drunken man
Within two blocks.
"You mean without having drunken
man stagger against you" auggesteu
Mr. Gray, correcting Mr.. kyle'a Ian
Guago Laughter.
Tho resolution was sent to tho COM
Initteo.
Mr.. Call (Dcm. Fla.) then called up
his resolution to empower the commit
too on patents TO investigate tho quos'
tion Of the abuses Of tho patent system
with view TO tho revision oil tho
patent laws and to 60 TO such places aa
thoy saw ft for that purpose. 49,,
Mr., Platt supported tho resolution
which was opposed by Mr.. Camden
(Dem. W. va.), on tho Grounds that the
iunket would bp too oNpensivo lor tho
treasury, and by Mr.Aldrich (tcp. Il j
who said II tho committee wanted 10
spend tho recess at watering places NJ
the expense OF tho government they
should be frank and sny 80. Tho mo-
tion went over without action,
TIE TARIFF HILLS.
At2:Io tho Vice President laid before
tho senate tho unfinished business, tho
house bill to place sugar, raw and rc'
tinod. on tho free list. Tho pcnding
motion was that Of Mr.. Harris 10 reiGr
10 tho committee on finance Mr.. Aid'
rich Vayo notice OF an amendment no
would oiTor to tho bill to repeal tho tar
ia bill now Ia tho hands ol the Pfosl'
dent.
Mr.. Mnuderson gavO noticn oil az an
,,,o,,i,,o,,t n confinnn in force until