Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-29
forces. The division is not for this time

lne OTdET Ol 4SDdlet NIL JOHhsoi o~ "
 o'clock demanded a division on the ques-
 ton and the vote was taken on the first
 section of the bill.
 It resulted ayes 170 nays 136 The an
 nouncement was received with applause. The vote in detail was as follows: Yeas Republicans-Messrs. Acheson, Adams, Aldrich, Anderson, Andrews. Apsley Arnold, of Pennsylvania, Avery, Babcock, Baker of Maryland, BarreN,
 Bartholdt, Belknap, Bennett, Bingham, Bishop, Black of New York, Blue, Bou- teIle, Brewster Cromwell, Brosius.
 Brown, Bull. Burton of Ohio, Calderhead. l Cannon, Chickering, Clark of Missouri, Godding Coffin, Connolly, Cooke of Wis consin, Cooke of Illinois, Cooper of wis l consin, Corliss Cousins, Curtis of Iowa, | Curtis of New York Dalzell, Daniels, Dayton, Dingley, Deliver. Dovener,
 Draper, Evans. Fairchild, Paris, Fenton, Fisher. Fletcher Foote, Foss, Fowler, Gamble, Gardner, Gibson, Gillett of New l York, Gillett of Massachusetts, Grifiln, | Griswold, Grosvenor Grow, Hadley, Ha- ger, Hainer Halterman, Hanly, Hardy, | Harmer Hatch, Heatwole, Heiner, l Henenway, Henderson, Henry of h.
 diana. Hicks, Hill, Hit, Hooker. Hop | kins, Howe Howell, Hubbard, Huff, Hu- | lick, Huling Hull, Hunter, Hurly, Jen- | kins, Johnson of Indiana, Johnson Of 1 North Dakota, Joy, Kiefer, Knox, kulp,
 Lacy, Lefevre, Leighty, Leisenrig, Leon
 ard Lewis, Lorimer, Loudensager. Lowe,
 Mahany, Malone, Mccall of Massachu- | setts, McCleary. McEwan. Meitle1ohn.
 Mercer, Miller of West Virginia, Milliken, 1 Mines, Miner of Wisconsin, Moody,
 Moseley, Northway, overstreet. Parker' Payne, Phillips, Pitney, Poole. Pugh, l Quigg Peyburn, Royse Russell of Con-
 nectcut Scranton, Shannon, sherman, 1 Simpkins, Smith of Illinois, Southard, l Southwick, Spalding, Sperry, Stahle.
 Steele, Stewart of New Jersey, stewart of Irrv. 1,J1e N 1 Strong, Taft, Tawney, Taylor, Thomas, Tracy, Teloar Updegraff, Van Voorhls. l Wadsworth, Walker of Massachusetts, | Wanger, Warner, Watson of Indiana,
 Watson of Ohio, Wellington, White, Will
 ber Willis, Wilson of New York. Wood l man, Wright, 169.
 | Democrat-Mr. Hutcheson. Total, l ITO.
 Nays-Republicans Messrs Aitken, l Baker of New Hampshire, Barhom, Beach, Bowers, Frederick, Burrell, Burton of Mssiouri, Clark of Iowa, Colson, Gurus | of Kansas, Danford, Dewitt Doolittle,
 Eddy Ellis, Graf, Harris, Hartman,
 Herman, Hilborn, Hyde, Johnson of Cal 1 ifornia, Kerr Kirkpatrick, Linney, Long, l Loud, Marsh, Mccall of Tennessee, Mc-
 Lachlan, Mcclure, Miller of Kansas,
 Mondell. Murphy, Pearson, Pickler,
 Prince, Reeves, Settle, Shaffroth.
 Shower, Towne, Walker of Virginia, 1 Wilson of Idaho, Wilson of Ohio, l Wood AT. Democrats: Messrs. Ap- 1 bolt, Bailey, Bankhead. Bartlett or Geor- gia Bartlett of New York, Bell of Texas, 1 Black of Georgia. Buck, Catchings. Clar- l dy, Clarke of Alabama, Cobb of Ala | bama, Cobb of Missouri, Cooper of Fir | ida, Cooper of Texas. Cowen. Cox, Grain, l Crisp, Crowley, Culberson. Cummings, | Dearmond, Denny Dinsmore, Cookery, 1 Downing, Elliott. Erdman. Hart, Hen 1 drick, Jones, Kendall, Kyle, Latimer, l Lawson, Lester, Livingston. Maddox, Nc l Clellan, McCreary, MeCulloch, McDear- mon, McKenney, McLaurin, McM1ll1n, | Meredith, Meyer, Miles, Miner Of New | York, Neill, Otey, Owens, Patterson Pen l dleton, Price, Richardson. Robbins, Rus sell of Georgia, Sayres, Sorg, Spencer, l Strait, Sulzer, Swanson, Tarsney. Tate, Terry, Tucker, Turner of Georgia. Fur ner of Virginia, Tyler, Underwood. | Wilson of South Carolina, Woodward, | Yoakum-S2. Populists: Messrs Baker | of Kansas, Bell of Colorado, Rem, Shuf- ford, Skinner, Strow-6. Silverite-Mr. | NewIands--1. Total, 1S6.
 There was no division upon the second section of the bill. and it was declared | adopted and the bill passed at 3:25 o'clock. MT Dingley chairman of the commit | tee on ways and means, stated that general understanding had been had that no business would be transacted next week, so that members who desired could spend New Years at home. Three-day adjournments would be taken and busi- ness resumed on Monday January 6. Under that arrangement he moved that when the house adjourned today it would be until Tuesday next. Agreed to. Mir Tarsney offered resolution au- thorizing the reopening of the contest Of Vanhorn vs. Tarsney from the Fifth district of Missouri for the purpose of | taking evidence in behalf of the con- testee, who had discovered the termina- of tl,a uh under the Ia l evidence could be taken. It was accom- panied by the affidavits of two election clerks in Kansas City to the effect that upon certain ballots the name of Tarsney han been erased and Vanhorn substi- tuted, evidently by two persons only. Mr. Tarsney made brief statement Of | the case, saying that when the testi- mony closed it was not possible to know for whom the ballots had been cast. He asked that the resolution and affdavits be referred to the committee on elec- tions No. g. before whom the contest Is pending.
 Mr Johnson of Indiana insisted that a member should make prima facie showing in the house before the matter was referred to a committee.
 Mr. Crisp said the matter must go to some committee, the house being unable to reject it.
 The speaker referred the resolution to the committee on elections No. 2, as re- quested by MT. Tarsney.
 MT Hit. republican, of Illinois, chair man of the committee on foreign rela- tions. reported and the house agreed to resolutions ordered by the committee at its meeting yesterday calling upon the president for the correspondence in the state department upon the Waller case, the case of the American steamer Henry Crosby, fired upon by Santa Domingo troops December TO- 1893, and the matter of the Cuban insurrection. And in re- gard to the reported Boston, England and Edinbure speeches of Ambassador Bayard, whether or not the president knows that such speeches were made, and if so, whether any action has been taken in regard thereto.
 Mir Cummings called up the senate joint resolution directing the secretary of the navy to accept the ram Katahdin and make 1t part of the navy. and after brief discussion 1t was agreed to. At 4:s0 D. m. the house adjourned until Tuesday next.
 Lambert in Trouble.
 New Cumberland. W. Va, Dec. 2S.- Ex-Mayor George Lambert one of the iv, ri nf 10