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present and not voting. Thssr
spes ker may direct that tha
brought to the bar of the bons
name recorded as present 4
quorum. 1t is said that this a.,
criticisms of Reed rule" in III
of counting Z quorum. The nrn,
would be guard ID by the fo,n
bringing members to the bar or I.
, here there would be no ouestn
thc actuai presence. The feor,J
strcng that some ID, mocrats ore :
accept "heed rules" on the opo,n.
tier without any excuses or eY,
Washington. Feb. oG.-The h,,
the Bland seignicrage bill pces
OF in the house Despite the )
verses Mr.. Bland has met in his
to procure a quorum, he is as DE-,
rs ever to fight it out on this
takes all winter. If he does
cecd, however, it is not probable
Speaker and his associates on
ccrnmitte" will permit his bill
block the path Of business. A,
ponents of the measure have now
en- open tilibustering policy, a
be formulated by the committee
to prevent this and bring the 70
ly to Mr.. BANDS motion. A ca
be held tonight or tomorrow to
the question of an amendmen
rules ahicn will either give th,
the power to count a quorum O
in the power to compel a vote
alternative Of fining him. While
seem from the number who s.
caucus bill--116- that a majori
DE- .rocrats favor some method
venting tilibustering. somc of
ing members do not desire to |
modification Of the rules al t
this long fight. With eighty
they think they should first
their ability To extrieate themse
the present humiliating position
tcrwards, they argue, the even
past two weeks would fnrnl
justification for sucl. mo lift
the rules. The outlook for tn
full Of contingencies. II stil
the Bland bill may drift into
neLtary contest over 4 cham
rules, iii which event Il ere vii
litter opposition anifested
Democratic side, especially #
posed rule contemplated lodgll
speakers hand the power 10
quorum. Pending the resu
silver fight the Democratic OPP
the measure, no matter what
favor with regard to chan
rules as an abstract propesl
contest anything which IS O.
lessen their powers of obstrl
seigniorage bill. If the silver
ter out of the way before the
week the contested election cas-
Pre- priation bills will follow.
The senate has made but |
ress in its efforts to clean up IN
in advance Of the Forthcoming
of the tariff bill in the senate.
Washington, Feb. 27.-Ihe r
iE the house to-day were full
ing Incidents. Mr.. Bland being
secure a quorum, concluded TO
debate on the bill to proceed, a
time declaring that he would
the assault tomorrow. Two
speeches followed, ore by MIR.
Colorado, who denounced the X
for submitting to the crack OF
Reds whip, and warned him
ton Of a president were throw
Ecrse in 1896 he would rue his
ing course, and the other 10y
ian Of Illinois, who condemn
severest terms the action Of
cratic colleagues who were I;
in the filibustcr. Toward the 6
session Mr.. Pence's reflections
Pitkler and Ellis lOr.) drew
a statement which Mr.. Pence
lied as absolutely untrue.
twice called to order and the !
vote, refused to allow him to 2
is probable that Mr. Pence's
be the occasion Of further co
morrow. A resolution intro!u'
Boutelle for the rrta of Mini
from Hawaii. 1t recites the
the United States has always
to intervention by a foreign
its domestic affairs and the =
not enforcing upon a weak p
We object to from Il strongJ
cites the praiseworty forbeara
Hawaiian government toward
and the specialties of conn
kindred that bind the United
these islands, and ccacludcs Il
be resolved, That is the Sc
house that most sacred obi
E ,od faith, the highest mutui
of the United States and u
government Of Hawaii THAI
Willis shall be recalled. A bl
the agreement for the purcha'
frt m the Yankton tribe Of $40
for settlement has been intr
Representative Lucas of Sou
1t proposes to appropriate $bW
inD &1m 0(M iYnnladio tply avail