Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-04

who immediately cut Uff dehatc by demand ing tho previous question. Tho conference, report was adopted, and the sun,lry civil bill was out of the way so far as tho house was concerned.
 Several bills were then hurried through by unanimous consent, including the fol. lowing:
 To pension Mrs. Mary F. Wise; to cor. rect the military record of Captain Ed ward Wheeler; to authorize the DycrSbura and Mississippi railroad to construct a bridge acraSs the Ohion river, Tennessee; to pension Orcn R Mcdonald, and senate resolution calling on tho president to in- sist upon Spain carrying out her agree mcnt with the United states relative to the claim of Antonio Maxmima Mora, amounting to Sl, ,500 GOO.
 At 10 D. m. Mir. Holman presented the final report on the Indian appropriation bill.
 It showed that the senate had yielded to the house on the provision for the extinc- tiOn of the contract school system at the end of fivo years, so as to remove the time limit, and the house had yieltlc,I to the senate amendment for the purchase from the Ogden Land company of the title of the lands within the Cattaraugus and Al. leghany reservations to the extent of au th0rizing the secretary of the interior to examine into tho report to congress with out appropriating any money. The report was agreed to.
 The military tclcgraphcrs' bill was paSSed-l64 to 72.
 Speaker Crisp Appointed n Delegate. Then a resolution was presented by Mir. Bailey of Texas rCciting the provision of tho sundry civil bill authorizing the speak. CT of the house to appoint three delegates ! | ing: Ut iS the earnest desire of the house of representatives that tho speaker shall be ono of the delegates on tho part of the l house of representatives; therefore, he it
 "RcSulvCd. That Charles F. Crisp. speaker of the house of representatives, is hereby rcqurstcd to designate himself as | one of the thr,c delegates to Do selected by | him.
 Tho rCading was grCctCd with great ap. l plausc, the members intcrrupting the rcading clerk in their enthusiasm at the mention of tho spcakcr's namc. and the 1 resolution cunfCrring n most unusual com l plimcnt upon the speaker was adopted with a loud shout and without a dissent ing voice.
 The senate bill to establish regulations for tho payment of accrued pensions tc tho heirs of dead pensioners and exempt ing the pension money from heinz held q part of the a~Sgts of the estate for tho pay. i mcnt "f debts was passed.
 Mr. McCrIry of Kentucky rpOrtcd fOI I the house confrrrt's on tho diplomatic and consular bill that the senate had rcCcdcd from it's amendment for a Hawaiian a hlc, and tho cunfcrrcS wcrc consequently disrhargcd.
 Midnight was at hand, and the sccnc in the house Was hccuming morr animated and informal. The cnt rance of Mir R~'d, 1 Mir ApSlry and other latr diners out in full evening drCss gave an air of elegance to the assembly.
 Mir. Bryan uf Nebraska moved to pass the hill to place antitoXinc on inc frcc list under suspension of the rules. A scconu Was demanded and ordered,
 \ humorous dtlntc was participated it. by MrSsrS. Ray of New York and Icn,lor, son of Iowa, who did" mot wish to commit the country la the animal turturing buSi ness and was interrupted for the prcscn tatinn of the cunfcrrncc report un tho gen cral deficiency bill by Mir. Brckinridgo Ol kentucky.
 Deficiency Bu Agreed To.
 After further discussion the conferenc, report on the whole general deficiency hil was agr,,I tn The dolatc on tho anti
 tuxinr hill was then resumed.
 Mir. Bryan of Nebraska urged the i'm
 portancc of the moaSure and said it wa,
 in the interest of public health. MT Hen
 drrson uf Iowa humoruusly replied to Mir
 Bryan. The bill was then paSScd-143 tt
 Sl.
 The naval bill (thc last of the appropri
 ation hillS) having been received from th'
 senate. Mir. Talbot asked that the com
 mittcr having it in charge ho given tim'
 to consider tho various amendments mad,
 by the senate.
 X brief but spirited debate aruSc as t' the action to bc taken. Mir Bnutollo O Maine. with view to securing sOmo con sidCratiun in conference of tho amend mcntS, moved a nOnconcurrcnce thcrcOl
 and requested a confcrncc
 Mir Tallnt moved cnncurrvnce in tn senate amendments.
 , The previous question was ordered oI
 Mir Talb0t's motion, and d half hour Wa
 allowed for debate. Tho house, on mo tiun of Mir. Tallrrt of Maryland, suspend cd the rules and agreed to the Senat amendments to the naval appropriation
 bill
 , A quorum failing to vote aud a dtnd lock being imminent, Mir Reed of Main
 intCrpnSCd his Suud offices, as reSul
 of which Mir BOutollC explained his oE
 jcctiun to the procaCdingS tu be that tn huuso was called on to act on somcthin of which it know nnthing. He had mad his protest. and was relieved from all II
 sponSihility and indicated his willingness
 to withdraw his demand for second
 the committee had an opportunity to oS . 1 amino and explain he offcCt of the change
 made Mir. Talhert, having tho bill i |, Chargt, made u brief statement, and the 2 | the motion to suspend tho rules and agrC
 to the senate amendments was carried . yeas l50; nays, 3. Tho house then too
 a recess until $ a. m. this morning In the Senate. . Great crowds filled the senate gallerit n and surged through tho corridors as o . some national holiday. Tho senate r l. stunned Its session at 2 D. m. Sunday, ha' ing taken a recess at 8 o'clock in the m0rI $ ing. Tho naval appropriation bill was yt c to be completed. with important items (
 two. .battleships and many gunboats. Tn e debate on the bill continued through tl Il afternoon and evening. a final vote bein g taken at 10 o'clock. Tho bill was passe II with two hattleships, six gunboats an > three torpedo boats
 + Early in the day an agreement betwee ?; the houses was reached on the sundry civ a appropriation bill and later on the dipl s matio and consular bill. T. The latter measure carried the sena amendment appropriating $500, 900 for b :. ginning the Hawaiian cable. This WI
 resisted by the house with such determin y tion that Mir. Blackburn reported to u r. senate that the house would never yiel So and that further insistence would comp ct an extra session. In view of this stat ot ment the senate surrendered the cable ite Is without the formality of a division, a IL though it was with great reluctance by u So Hawaiian element in tho senate. n- When the vico presidents gavel call' or the senate to order at o'clock Sundi m afternoon. by ancient legislative fiction [. was still Saturday. March 9. Busine