The evening world., 1894-02-01

clock on this railing was pushed from III
stand Until II tottered n was about tt
'front.' and PPe er,iS a1 he clock and forcet
hack the crowd.
Cardinal Gibbons Present,
Cardinal Gibbons was one of the dis
bate. to-day. The Cardinal arrived
shortly before Don and was escorted
e Speaker Grisp,s Privese room WhSr,
sentative Cochran and others; After.
wards he was given a seat In the Speak
erss gallery.
great just before p o'clock that the
Wives of members were admitted to the
moor In the rear OF the railings, and
some OF them even came inside the rails
Among them were Mrs. Cochran, Mrs
Bynum, Mrs. Lacey, Mrs. Crisp and
Mrs. Patterson.
Ovations 90 Leaders.
The leaders on both sides were accord.
cd ovations as they entered the hall,
As ex-Speaker Reed pushed through one
Of the lobby doors on mis- way TO his
the, applause which greeted his appear
ance was prolonged for fully half II min
ute. Mr.. Reed bowed his acknowledg.
ments. A similar demonstration occurred
when Speaker Crisp, dignifed and erect,
assembled the rostrum and called the
House to order.
skirmishing Over barley.
The speeches were not to begin until
noon according to the special order. The
hour which interviewed after the reading
Of the journal witnessed a continuation
the barley schedule.
on Monday and yesterday Mr..
Lock wood. Of New York. succeeded In
preventing q vote on these amendments
by flibustering. and as soon as the read
,ng of the journal was completed he fol-
lowed up his obstruction programme by
though there was manifestly a quorum
present. the rules required that the roll
be called. and the Speaker had no alter
M. Lockwood knew that IL he could
hold the fort until high noon he would
again be victorious.
Twenty Minutes for RoII-CaII.
sDuring the progress of the call, the
crowds at the doors of the public gal
leries became SO great that the Speaker
was obliged to call upon the doorkeepers
to see that some OF the people gave way.
Twenty minutes were occupied in the
p ps,,.sne; of 4 m sRsssssr announced the
Mr.. Lockwood attempted to continue
his nlibustering by moving to adjourn,
but the Speaker refused to entertain the
motion, on the ground that 1t was not
provided for in the order, He laid before
tld AlouSG "
tions. and then the committees were
called for reports. AS soon as this reeu.
lar routine business had been disposed
of. the special order was read, and then.
at u.2 o'clock, the House went into
\ Committee OF the Whole for the further
consideration, OF the Tariff bill;
Mr.. Richardson took the chair. and an
nounced that the pending question was
to close debate on the amendments IL
Mr.. Wilson and Mr.. Warner. the
came forward to be counted. The public
was being treated to a taste of the la
borious and uninteresting parliamentary
wora Of t per WStin 4 rh bin m in the C Q n nit:
ried. 100
~ FiltbusterinE Goes On.
Mr.: Lockwood was again on his feet
namentary inquiry as to whether, II the
Committee placed a prohibitivc duty on
barley, q yea and nay vote could be Sc
cured In the House.
The Chairman replied sharply that he
could not bind the Speaker by his deci.
sion, but that q yea and nay vote coul!
be secured II the demand was seconded
by the constitutional one-ff'h Of the
House. He then stated the pending
amendment to be on Mr.. Tracey's amend.
ment to the Committee amendment to in.
crease the duty or barley and barley
was lost-4gl to 100.
MT. Ptckier's amendment to substitut,
tn Mr prf Psyns e!s'y su Ssi atso ( !SS' cents pc,
bushel on barley shared the anne fate
The vote would then have REQUIRED
Mr.. Wilson interposed with n substitute
to place harley on the free list. This
was voted down. without division, and
to make the duty 10 and 20 cents PEI
tbuaifel. respectfully, on barley and bar
TO this MI. Payne offered an amend
ment. II. was quickly voted down. Mr.
Lockwood, who was still inaustrIously
sparring for time, demanded n division
and teliers on each vote. His owr
amendment was lost.
As Noon Approached.
Mr.. .Tawney. of Minnesota. offered NJ
amendment to make the duty 20 cent
per bushel, n It, TOO, fell by the way
Side, but the purpose for which the MI
clustering. had been inauguratcd WAS sue
cessful. The seconds were ticking away
The two hands of the clock opposite tn
Speakers chair were pointing to noor
motion.
Before the vote could be taken, chair
man Richardson raped loudly for or
The hour Of y o'clock having ar
rise and report this bill to the House"
Final Battle Higgins.
The Speaker reascended the rostrun
z Richardson moved around to the are.
in front OF the Speakers chair. and. &C
S Sorass ,n 70 f RsrlEis Hmm M f9r ,Hu H,p re
had had under consideration House Eli
1884 CTarir bin, and reported Il, to tn
Hous with sundry appointments. I'll
Speaker then announced that three hour
I. wOnld ha allnUp6 for closing Ashptn