The evening world., 1894-08-13

arl ~
VIII never e"u u'''''
grip. a. ~
= seu,,. Crnferrees Coerced.
There was enthusiastic applause ~
,n,s Mr. Wilson proceeded to state
,ns' -, .,,,,,.r,aos hat h.en
that 'he house ''.s..,,,,,-,
willing TO concede almost eve! INNS
except those v.'a, ,'e s,o onntsrrees
and coal: that the senate 'o', :"
had also seemed willing to Concede much
- Ria much tho same views, hut
ene A d,,nina,ad NV the
were apparently dominate" y! "
knowledge that II they conceded what
s,n.y th.msaIve. we're willing TO concedc
~, '.,s -, ,,,,., .nd the agree
the bill could not pass anu '"e
ment would be useless.
NJ u-,iso, cIo.,d NJ II O. o'clock, haN-
.. nson 49, !, n.,s under.
Ing talked JUST an hour. IL "Hs
stood, however. that he had not yielded
tb. f,oor permanently. but would resume
,a,.r ,f,e, HE conf,re,c. associates.
Me,sra Montgomery, .LcMillin and Tur-
''NNee 49,. .,.,,,,,,,,, "a
20 details Mr. Mon.uomery then took
-, a.. -, .,,,.,,,,is,.d nrb,, Mr.
the moor and suostahua'so Mn'' M
Wilson had said as TO the details Of the
Confidence
CrI.n Much In Earn-st.
s,.,.sr Cris, fo,,owea Mr.. uontgom.
.ry peI He smoke p with, with much spirit and
eayrnes,ness and soon the caucus was in
sar inmnIt Of an Snt nus u round after
,o,,nI ~ annI,nss greetinr his inter-
Iuua IL ppp,,o ~, r. cri,icai Condition
and Of The npparent need to accept the
senate bill and then. IL need be, TO in
fro,i,,ca senarate hills for free sugar
free iYon ana free coal
..s ma, MN"
senate b' OF No "''
Mr.. Crisp followed in the line OF Mir
.aither the senat, bill or n" b!ii." He
ss,a Thai as Ions as there was a desper-
ate chance of SECURING The conce rstons
the House demanded he was In favor OF
standing our: but he was now satisfied
the time had come when further insist
c.osed His remsrks nv Offering n resolu-
lion i,,siE,,cting me Hoise conf"rrees to
recede, and TO agree TO the senate bin;
.,,so recomnenS,nr that the Ways and
~ net9r ',,ei,'na rcn,r, rara;e tiIIi
for free suepr iron and coal.
The resolution in full is as follows:
'.
Hcso'"'i"n LOT neces"h'
a the order h.r.oer. ,n made .Hi reaS..ns
vote. Of the two houses on H. n. i.ss'. be re,
seinded. That the con;err.eH heretofore appointed
og The par, 81 the HSu,s be discharged from fur
Ssse from y, 10 ,ns ssa a amend
sscsnIyes Fur,h.- thai The Hons, shall =, ono.
ps,ceed TO the consideration of separate bills
pisrins the following articles on the tree list
barhed rire "
Tie commiuse on Rules Il. reanssted e report
AZ ,,sh ,n,,on IN, I h,,t. luz p'o"'p' ~''o'
s"Sn nSn ' 90 , ,, -,
- sreat Dulss .. app,asuse sree'ea the
IeaulnS OF tne resoIutioi,. out ha!L u
dozen irate ,,n Democrats a,, were on theI,
among them being Bourke Cochran OF
New 'orh'
rnie VAS - adopted iimitinS he furthe,
sneecbes Ia fiye minutes Then Mr.
Cochran delivered a Vigorous and clio.
auci,t speech against surrendering TO til,
Senaie ..Retter ma IN riff iegislatIon tina
The Senate hill =" he said
Mr.. Cochran declared that there was
no necessity for the House to surrender
statement that four Democratic vote,
in The senate would be lost To- The bil'
IL the fight proceeded. He demanded
the names of the four Senators, but Mr.
wilson refused 10 give them,
The nreytous question wa. hernandez
on the Crisp resolution and ordered bs
a vote OF ~ to q. Among those who
the Louisiana members. Cochran, OF
New York and others. Fifteen minutes
was then given to the opponents of the
re repudiated the statement made by
c9ssra r, that tx the Senate {. bill was
A Louisiana Protest.
Mr.. Robertson OF Louisiana. objected
.,gar nrovis'onn and SensrsI,v VI rne s, az
ssdnpp ~ tra.,ncn ~ ,ha' ptsIn',o
in Ssanst the treatment Oh the Louisiana
A. ,ha ho,,r =, I, o,o,oo,, ,,,.ou al,
uoaae was ~ ma, .pnros cnoS tha CIV 81,
az .'yotei Voier' vent nm from ths
impa tjent member. f
Wilson Against Hasty Action.
Turing the ffteon ,,inu,as. d.h.,,
han man Nuson rose anu pieaueo VIII
he ssiS US, hot 10 .ake acton to-day