The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-03-09

| Washington. March lin the h, lsa
| Mr.. Rlard moved to dispense with fur.
/ tier proceedings ur der 'he call and on
| that motion Mr. Reed forced the yeas
and nays. Further proceedings und r
the call were disp, nsed with-1SS to s.
and the vote then required upon Mr.
BANDS deMand fer the previous ques-
ten on the motion to limit debate The
| deadlock was broken OH this vote after
| two weeks of tilibustering. The demand
| for the previous question on Mr.. Bland 5
| II otion was sustained-17! tc I. Loud
! cheers greeted the announcement Mr..
/ Tracey intme.ia .aly moved to reconsider
the vote by which the demand was sus-
t;ned. a quorum having been secured,
Mr.. Cuthwaite, from the committee on
RIBS, rep Gted special orier 70 Iis
charge the committee of the whole from
further consideration of the peading bill
Ithe seigniorage blD and providing that
/ fter two hours considea ation ia tho
louse the previous qae stion should be
considered as ordere. on the bill and
pending amendments, no Intervening mo-
titps to- be IL order.
Upon tie adoption Gf the order Mr..
Ouhwaitc demanded tile previous ones
ZION. AS the roll cali W; $ .lrecetdn.
Mr. Reed precipitated a lively scene by
challenging the correctness Of tie tally
Amid cries of regular order ha explained
that he challenged the announcement
ulon the statement Of Mr.. Tracey. who
had kept tally
lAe speaker suggested cmphaticali,
that Mr.. Tracey was not the keeper of
the rolls Of the house. Nevertheless.
Nr. Reed insisted that he was entitled
to respectful treatm mt. The speaker
had his name called on the demand Of
the previous question on the adoption Of
the special cider. and it was sust., ,inea-
- to 1o-one more than 4 quorum
ne vote was then taken on the adop-
ucn OF the special order. The quorum
was lost on the vote on the adoption of
the special order-1G5 to 11-three short
of a quorum.
The house was again blocked just as
the last barrier was being removed and
MT OuthWalte stated that this question
would come up as soon Us the house con-
veEsd tomorrow. and he moved an ad-
Journment. 1t was carried and the house
adjGErned
The senate held two hours session
to-day, the whole Of which was given to
speech by Senator Frye in opposition 10
President Cleveland's Hawaiian policy.
Washington, March 3.-The house has
entered upon the consideration of appro-
prlation bills. The fortiication bill, car
lying something over S2,OOO,O0O was
Pissed in twenty-five II inutes, and then
the pension appropriation bill was taken
up. This bill usually leads to consider
atle display of political feeling and to-
day vas no exception. An altercation oc-
Cured between Mr.. Meridith of Iir-
sinia and Mr.. Funk Of Illinois over the
former > attempt to prove that there were
many fraudulent pensions on the rolls
which almost resulted in personal col
lision. Mr.. Meridith. who was the az
gre ssor, rushed over to the place where
Mr.. funk was standing and shook his
list in the latter's face. Hot words were
spoken, but friends interfered, and the
speaker restored order before any blows
were struck. Hon. Galusha A. Grow.
recently elected cong1essm an from Penn
sylvanla. was sworn in.