Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-04
SENATE AND HOUSE.
The Tariff Bill Conclusion of the O'Ncill-
Joy Election Case.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. April 3.-SEN-
ATE.-Aftcr reports from committees and
the introduction of bills and resolutions
Mr. Peters pending resolution instructing
the Committee on Finance TO report a
bill repeating all laws authorizing the
issue OF bonds or other Understanding
paper ~ the government was laid before
The Senate. and Sir. sherman moved to
refer tae resolution TO the Committee on
Finance The resolution was allowed 10
g. over until tomorrow, In order TO allow
tl- Bsring-Soa bill 10 be taken up-the
Question being on Mr.. Aldrich's motion TO
reconsider the vote by which the bill was
ordered yesterday to a third reading. The
motion 10 reconsider was agreed to: but
SIR Hoar, who had desired to offer an
amendment, declined TO do so: and the
IN again came 10 the stage OF its
passage. and was passed without division.
It's provisions are already before the pub
d.
Mr. Harris gave notice that after to-
.. ROW he would each day. after the rou-
,ue morning business. move TO proceed
o. the consideration Of the tariff bill.
A. - +. NJ the traif bill was laid before
the Senate as the unfinished business.
and Mr.. Allison of Iowa. addressed the
Senate in order TO point out what ne
called "the defects that linger around the
bin" lie spoke FOR two hours without
notes. and then yielded 10 motion 90 20
into executive business. lie will continue
his speech tomorrow.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
An other business was shut off in the
House Immediately after the reading OF
The journal by a call for the regular
order. This was announced by the
Speaker 20 be- the O'Neill-Joy contested
election Ease.
Mr.. Reed remarked that before the
House adjourned the other day it passed
an order for the arrest OF members.
Must not that first b. disposed Of? he
inquired
1t must not" responded the Speaker.
"No report has yet been made
The cali Of the roll was then ordered
by the Speaker on motion by Mr..
Springer 70 lay on the table the motion
by MIR Burrows TO reconsider the vote
by which the House rejected the resolu-
ton Of the minority OF the Committee on
Elections declaring Charles f. JOY -
have been elected a representative from
The Eleventh District OF Missouri The
vote resulted Republicans not yOtingl--
yeas l67. nays l2-just a quorum. The
negative vote was made up OF the fol
lowing. Mcssrs. Boon WepublCanl, OF
Minnesota Bryan Democrau, of Ne
lraska; Cooper Democrat. Of Indiana
De Almond CDemocraO. of Missouri; Hall
DemocraO, OF Missouri, Harris Demo
craU. Of Kansas. Harter DemocraD. OF
Ohio: Marshall Democrat. Of Virginia;
AicKeighan populisO. OF Nebraska Nor
gah DomOcraO. OF Missouri. Ryan( Dem
ocraO, OF New York and Sibley Demo
crdO, Of Pennsylvania.
The Speaker announced that the mo-
ton had been adopted, and the motion TO
reconsider lest
THIS was received with slight applause
on the Democratic side
The next question was on the resolution
declaring John J. ONeill TO have been
elected a representative from the Eleventh
District OF Missouri For this the NIL
nority offered substitute that Mr..
O'Neiii had not been elected. and the vote
was first taken on the substitute.
MR.. JOY wITHpRAws.
While this question was being stated
from the desk Mr.. JOY gathered up his
coat and hat and started 10 leave the
hall. the last vote having finally decided
adversely his title 20 the seat In cOntro-
yersy. As he retired round OF applause
from the Republican seats was given him.
The vote upon the subject was-yeas
90 nays 100 Those voting In the affrma-
tive were Messrg Bryan OF Nebraska,
Cooper OF Indiana. Cooper or Texas. De
Almond OF Missouri. Dunphy Of New
York. Everett Of Massachusetts. Geary
VI California. Grimm OF Michigan, Hall
Of Missouri. Harris Of Kansas. Harter
Of OHIO. Hendrix OF New York Hutchin-
son Of Texas. Marshall VI Virginia, Nor
gan Of Missouri. Moseb Of Georgia, outh-
waite OF Ohio. Pendleton Of Texas. Ryan
OF New YORK. ana SiRley Of Pennsylvania
Democracy. and hssN% HUDSON Of