The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-29

Ster. BromWell, BrOsius Brown, Bull, Bur
ton OF Ohio. Calderhead, Cannon, Chick
Connolly. Cook of Wisconsin. Cook of IL
linois, Cooper of Wisconsin. Corliss. COu-
sins. Curtis of Iowa, Curtis Of New York,
Dalzel, Daniels, Dayton. Dingley, Dolll-
yer, DOvener, Draper. Evans Fairchild,
Faris, Fenton, Fisher, Fletcher, Foote,
Foss, Fowler, Gamble, Gardner, Gibson.
Gillet of New York, Gillett of Massa-
chusetts. Griffin. Griswold. Grosvenor.
Grow, Hadley. Hager. Haiuer. Halterman.
Hanley, Hardy, Harmon Hatch, Heat
wOle, Heiner, Hemenway. Henderson,
Henry Of Indiana, Hicks, HILL Hit Hook
er, Hopkins. Howe, Howell, Hubbard,
Hun, Hulick, Huling, Hull Hunter, Hur-
ley, Jenkins, Johnson OF Indiana, Johns
son of North Dakota, JOY. kiefer, Knox,
Kulp, Lacey, Lefevre. Leighty. Leisenrig.
Leonard, Lewis. Lorimer. LOudenslager,
Lowe, Mahany, MahOn, Mccall of Massa-
john. Mercer, Miller of West Virginia.
Milliken, Mines. Minor of Wisconsin,
Moody, Moseley, Northway, OVerstreeL
Parker, Payne, Phillips, Pitney, Poole,
Pugh, Quigg, Ryeburn Royse Russell
of Connecticut, Scranton. shannon, Sher-
man, Simpkins, Smith of Illinois, South
ard, Southwick, Spalding, Sperry, stahle,
Steele, Stewart of New Jersey, Stewart
of Wisconsin, Stone. Charles, Sisrode,
Strong, Taft Tawney, Taylor, Thomas
Tracey, Treloar, Updegraf: Van Noorhis'
Wanger Warner, Watson of Indiana,
Watson of Ohio, Wellington, White, VII
ber. Willis. Wilson of New York, Wood
man and Wright-169.
Democrats-Mr. Hutcheson. Grand to-
tai, 10.
Nays
Republicans-Messrs. Aitken Baker OF
New Hampshire, Barham. Beach. Bowers,
Frederick. Burrell. Burton of Missouri,
Clark of Iowa, Colson, curtis of Kansas,
Danford, Dewitt, Doolittle, Eddy, Ellis,
Graf, Harris, Hartman. Herman, Hi
born. Hyde. Johnson of California, Kerr
Kirkpatrick, Linney, Long. Loud. Marsh,
Mccall of Tennessee, NJ lachlan, Miller
of Kansas, Mondell, Murphy, McClue
Shafroth, Snover, Towne Walker of Nir-
ginia, Wilson of Idaho, Wilson of Ohio
and Wood-i7.
Democrats-Messrs Abbott, Bailey
Bankhead. Bartlett of Georgia, Bartlett
of New York, Bell of Texas, Black OF
Georgia, Buck, Catchings Clardy, Clarke
Of Alabama, Cobb of Alabama, Cobb OF
Missouri, Cooper of Florida, Cooper OF
Texas, Cowen, Cox, Grain, Crisp, Crow
ley, Culberson, Cummings, DeArmond
Denny, Dinsmore, Doekery. Downing, Ell
lett, Elliott, Erdman, Hart Hendrick
Jones' Kendall, Kyle, Latimer, Lawson
Lester, Livingston, Maddox Mcclellan
McCreary. Mccullough, McDearmond
McKenney, McLsaurin. Mcmillan. Mere.
dith, MEYERS. Miles. Minor OF New York
Neill, Otey, owens, Patterson, Pendleton
Price, Richardson, Robbins, Russell OF
Georgia, Sayers, Sorg, Spencer, Stocks
Strait, Sulser, Swanson, Tarsney. Tate
| Terry, Tucker Turner of Georgia, Tur-
ner of Virginia, Tyler, Underwood, Walsh
Washington, Wheeler, Williams. Wilson
Of South Carolina woodward anc
Popunsts-Messrs Baker of Kansas. Bel
Of Colorado, KEN, Shuford, Skinner anC
StrOwd-total 6.
Silverite-Mr. Newlands-1.
Grand total. 1856.
There was no division upon the seconC
section of the bill, and it was declared
adopted and the bill passed at3.2J O'clock
Mr.. Dingley, chairman of the commit
| tee on ways and means, stated that q gen
| eral understanding ha0 been had by whicl
| no business would be transacted mex
week, so that members who desired coult
| spend New Years at home ThFee-day ad
| journments would be taken, and business
would be resumed on Monday, Jan. 6
Under that arrangement he moved tina
when the House adjourned to-day 1t b'
| until Tuesday next This was agreed to
Mr.. Tarsney offered a resolution au
thorzng re-opening of the contest o
Van Horn VS.. Tarsney, from the Fiftl
district of Missouri, for the purpose o
taking evidence in behalf of the contestel
| discovered since the termination Of tn
pe6iod within whieh under law evi
dence could be taken. 1t was accompa
MED by the affidavits of two elfctioI
clerks in Kansas City, to the effect tha
upon certain ballots the name of Tarsnel
had been erased and Van Horn substi
tuted, evidently by two persons only. Mr.
| Tarsney made a brief statement of tn
case, saying that when the testimon!
| closed it was not possible to know fo
whom the ballots in question had beer
| cast. He asked that the resolution an,
| affidavits be referred to the committei
on elections No. 2, before whom the con
| test is pending.
Mr.. Johnson of Indiana insisted that
| member should make a prima face show
| ing in the House before the matter wa
| referred to a committee. Mr.. Crisn sal,
| the matter must go to the set committee
the House being unable to reject It..
| The speaker referred the resolution 4
! the committee on elections No 2 as re
| quested by Mr.. Tarsney.
Mr.. Hit, rep, of Illinois, chairman o
| the committee on foreign relations, re
ported and the House agreed to resolu
tions ordered by the committee at #
meeting yesterday, calling upon tn
| President for the correspondence in tn
state department upon the Waller case
I and the case of the steamer Henry Crosby
| fired on by San Domingan troops in De
| cember, 1889, and the matter of the Cubal
| insurrection. And in regard to the re
ported Boston, England and Edinburgh
| speeches of Ambassador Bayard, whethe
| or not the President knows that sucl
| speeches were made, and If so, whethe
any action has been taken in regart
| thereto.
Mr. Cummings called up the Senat
/ Joint resolution directing the Secretary o
| the Navy to accept the ram Katahdin
| and make il a part of the navy, and afte
! brief discussion it was agreed to.
AT 1880 o'clock the House adjourned unit
| Tuesday next.