Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-02

rest the memhrrs and then, "ThS ser geant at-arn< will bring them before the bar of the hnrse, Ieputy sergeant at arms Isaac Hill rushed down the aisle. bearing tho great mace. followed by his sStants.
 Both Brought to the Ear.
 The two mem CTS were then brought up before tho speakers do<k, with two men on each site hn'ding their arms ard Rep resentative Nochrry Mop stand rg hchind them Mir BIochI ridge was cN crdingly rcd in the face. while Alr, lIetrd. who iS q slender man, was n~h,n l,alC and lrCmh!Cd like a leaf
 When peace was restored. both men were called on to make an explanation. Brock iridge said Mir Heard treated him in$o- lently.when he rr nestled him to with draw his demand f,rt..r previous que-tinn. whrreupon he called Mir H. ard an inso- lent Ound' el
 Nlr lizard rr, "rted that he I.rcckinri1ge was a liar ant Ii"n rlin he'd MT. He ,rd $ statement agreed in sru'r Iartr, ulars with that of Bre, k'nrid9r. hut he insisted that hr would nut withdraw the word liar, which he aDn0uuCcd -iill stands between the gentleman from \cntucky and himself.
 Tine CnCOuntur huW"vcr. Viii not ~ en- tuatA in blood. trough he intrrmrdt d ion of friruds oG both parties Mr,Sr-. N;ominight and Bcirv "t kentucky acting for Mr. Er,ckinrisiEr. and Mr. l'uchery and Mir, Hatch for Mir lizard an r-uita- ble Hd ,TStmrn. "i Inc difficulties was ar ranged The gentlemen went carefully over the uthclul lepnIt uf the words utter St and aGr' uI uion a form "f apnl"gy that would hO sIt.> arturv tu the principals
 ACcuriu@IN. lust before tbe ho,3~r look a recess. Mir !i,nr,i arose and read Il type written stHt,1 .nI tn the effect that a 'Lrr- ful rTAmirHtiuu q; the words ute Cd made :, evident iH the opinion rf h. friends that aftcg Mir l.rer kinrid-r ti>claimrd the uso q! th' ltuRua4o con >i,irr q l'y him tllcaniI offensive. h. ,IlCardi should have withdrawn what he had said Mir Heard said lr tho. ght he had done eo, but his (rien.i- ~aid h" h"i not consider il my duty to dn su now " sad Mir Heard aid nuw wth.nHw wha; l said
 The Antagonist, shake Ham,I>. Mr Blcekinrid-e then Mnmpdiately aT,'s> ana Accr2.od the olive hIaIch of p,ac. T yu.II not 10 have s.ouc lu the desk If tlc IrutlemaE. said he and have made inc statement did. IL was particularly unfortunate considering the rast friendship existing tctwoen that gen tlrman snA myself l express my regret in this manner tu him and to the house 1 profoundly apologize for scene that should not hAvc happened No matter what occurred. should not have resented it physically ! sav tn th house and t0 the Eenticman that exceedingly regret what has occurred and crave the.r par, | don.
 Tho house app3auded Mir Ere, k lnridgr heartily a~ he sat down. At the request of Mir. GoodniI'.t the entire ,0lluluy was ! stricken from the record
 Thcvup"n MT Heard went over tn Mir. ! Brcck kiuIidgc s seat, and the late adver- 1 sariCS shook hands
 1 Nh hour was devoted to ,lchat, un the 1 Pacific railroad bill \ resolution was { adopted calling on the president for all l corrcSpOndCnCc and information regarding l the alleged aid furnished the rel els in 1 Hawaii by representatives of the British government and the remainder of tho day ! was consumed by the District uf Culumha q i committee
 In the senate.
 The tinan, inl question again came he | fore tho senate as an incident tu tho con sidera;iOn of the Tending District of Co lumbia appropr at ion bill. and Mir. Tellci Of Colorado took occasion. in concluding | an effective speech to givc the significant warning that he would sec to it that sC
 
 conc erned there Fh0uld Go DO Lastly ol weak financial Legislation on the lines now | proposed.
 In view ct Nr Teller S recognized posi- | tion as an authCtity among the elemon favorable to silver. the statement was re garded as having an important learing or the situation Mir. TcllerS speech wa also noticeable in rointing out that con stitutional rrnN ision existed against tn, plan Sugge>to by Mir. Gorman of adding D financial measure to one of the apprn priation bills
 Mir. Gorman explained that Inc had no intended tn say that comprehensive revo nue !ccis ation could hc ad,,"d tn an apprn priation bill.
 l MT Mrthcrsnn gave notice that he would call up the resolution disCharging tn tnance committee from further consider atiOn of MT shcrmans bill to provid temporary means Of meeting q, ,ficiencies
 Most of the day was given to tho consiIl sration of tho District of Columbia appro priation bill without completing it.
 Fourth Glass Post tmaStcr>.
 WASHINGTON Feb !-The following fourth class postmastcrs wcro appointed: ::