The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-29

applause.
THE VOTE.
yoaa- Renubllcans. Messrs. Atchison,
Adams. Aldricb. Anderson. Andrews, Aps-
lev Arnold QaJ. Avery. BabcOck, Baker
Cid). Barrett. Bartholdt Belknap, Ben
nett. Bingham, Bishop. Black q. -
Blue. Boutelle. Brewster, Bromwell, Bro
elus Brown. Bun. Burton Ohio. Calder
head Cannon. Chickering, Clarke tMo),
Coddmg. Coffin, Connolly, Cook (Wis.)'
Cook 0ll). Cooper ONis) Corliss, ,ous-
ins. Curtis OaJ. Curtis lN. -, Dalzel'
Daniels Dayton. Diugiey Doiiiver' Dove
nor. Draper. Evans. Fairchiid. Earis,
Fcnton. Fischer fietcner fooie' oss'
Fowler. Gamble. Gardner. Gibson, Gillett
CN. Y). Gillett Cass), Griffin, Griswold,
Gr0svonor. Grow. IIadlcy, Iagcr, liainer,
Ialfcrmau. Hauly Hardy Harmer,
Hatch. Hcatwole ueincr. HemenWay,
henderson. Henry Ondianal, Hicks. Hin,
Ifitt Hooker Hopkins, Howe Howell,
Hubbard. Hun. Hulick. Huling. Hume,
Hunter. Hurley. jenkins, Johnson Qnd),
Johnson a. ID. JOY Kiefer. Knox. Culp.
Lacey. LefcYer Lightly, Leisnering, Leo
nard Iorimer. LOudeuslagcr. Lowex, Ma
hany. Mahon. Mccall (Mass), McLcary,
NcIwan. Mciklcj0hn. Mercer. Miller (W.
Va). Nnliken, Mnnes, Miner tWis),
Moody. Moseley. Northway, Overstrcet,
Parker paync Phillips. Pitney, Poole,
pueh Qmgg Rycburn, ROyse Russell
(C0un1 Scranton shannon, Sherman,
sImpkns Smith Gl). Southard, South
wick Spal ling, Sperry, Stahi, Steele,
Stewart CN. J), stewart OAis). Stone
Charles W., STROBE, strong, Taft yaw-
ney, Taller. Thomas, Tracy Ireloar jp-
degran, Van Voorhis, WadswOrth. Wall
kcr (Mass) Wanger, Warner Watson
OndJ, Watson lOhio), Wellington. White.
WILDER. Willis, Wilson On. -, WOOdman,
Wright-1Gg.
Democrats. Mr. Hutchison-total, 10.
THE NEGATIVE VOTE.
ys-Repubicans. Messrs. Aitken,
Baker (N. I'D. Barham. Beach, Bowers
Brodorlck Burren. Burton (MO). Clark
Oowaj, Colson, Curtis (kau). Danfred,
Dewitt. Doolittlc. Edy, Ellis. Gran, Har-
rs. Hartman, Hermann. Hnborn. Hyde
Johnson (C&l). Kerr, Kirkpatrick, Lin
ney. Long. Loud, Marshall, Mccall
CTcnnJ. McLachlin Miller kan). Mon
dell. Murphy, Pearson. Picker, Prince.
Reeves. Settle, Shafroth, Snover, Towner
Walker Wa). Wilson idaho, Wilson
(OhIo), Wood McClure-li.
Democrats. Messrs. Abbott, Bailey.
BaukLcad Bartlett (Gal, Bartlett
(Ncw York;. Bell Crexa) Black
(Ga), Buck, Catclug- Clardy, Clark
(Ala). Cobb lAlaJ. Cobb (Mo.). Cooper
OFlaJ. Cooper CIeXasl, Cowen, Cox.
Grain. Crisp. Crowley, CulbersOn. Cum
mings DoArmond, Denny Dinsmorc,
DOckcry. Downing, Elicit, Elliott. Erd-
man, Hart, Heudrick, Jones. Kendall,
Kyle, Latmer Lawson. Lester. Liyings-
ton. Maddox. Mcclellan, McCreary, Nc
Cull0ch. McDoarmon. Mckenney, Mo
Laurin. McMillin. Meredith. Meyer. Miles,
Miner ~. -. NcilL Otey. owens. Pat
teis0n. pcndlcton. Price. Richardson,
Robbins, Russell (Ga). Sayers, Sorg,
Spencer. Stokes, Strait, Sulzcr, Swanson,
Tarsncy. Tate. Terry, Tucker, Turner
(Ga) Turner NaD. Tyler, Under
wood. Walsh. Washington, Wheeler.
Williams. Wilson (s. C)r Woodward,
Noakum-S2.
Iopuilsts Ncssrs. Baker Kanl. Bell
(Col). KEN. shuford, Skinner Strowd-e.
slveute. Mr.. Newlands-1 Total. 1876.
There was no division upon the second
section of the bin, and 10 was declared
adopted. and the BIN passed az 1926 o'clock.
Mr. Lingley, chairman of the Commit
tee ON Ways and Means. stated that a
general understanding had been had hF
which no business would Doe transacted
next week, SO that members who SO de-
sired could spend New Years at home.
Three day adjournments would be taken
and business resumed ON Monday, Janu-
moved that when the House adjourn to-
day fl De until Tuesday next Agreed 20
Mr. Tarsney offered "a resolution au-
thorzne "a re0pening of the contest of
NanhOrn VS. Tarsney, from the Fifth Dis
trict of Missouri, for the purpose Of TAX
ing evidence i'm behalf Of the cOntestee
discovered since the termination OF the
period within which under the law evi-
dence could be taken. IT was accompa-
nied by the amdaVts of two election
clerks in Kansas city. 10 tho effect that
upon certain ballots the name OF Tarsney
had been erased and Vanhorn's subsll-
tutod evidently hy two persons only
Mr. Tarsney made a brief statement OF
the case. saying that when the testimony
closed 10 was not possible 10 have known
for whom The ballots i'm question had
been east.
He asked that the resolution and am-
davits be referred TO the Committee on
Election No. .. before whom the contest
is pending.
EVIDENCE NECESSARY.
MI Johnson Wep). of Indiana, in-
sisted that a member should make
prima facie showing I'm the House he
fore tie matter was referred TO a COM
mitteo.
Mir Crisp said the matter must go TO
some committee, The House being un-
able TO reject It,
Tho Speaker referred the resolution 10
the Committee ON Elections No. p as
requested 10y Mr. Tarsuey
Mr. Hit Rep), Illinois. chairman Of
the Committee on Foreign Relations. re-
ported. ana the House agreed TO rcso-
luUous ordered 10y the committee at IT'S
meeting yesterday calling upon the
President for the correspondence I'm the
state Department upon the Waller case.
the ease of the American steamer Henry
Crosby. fired upon 10y Santa Domingo
troops December no. 1898 and the matter
of the cuban insurroction.
And in regard 10 the rev orted Bos-
ten. England. and Edinburg speeches OF
Ambassador Bayard. whether or not the
President knows that suc, speeches were
made, ana If So. whether any action has
been taken in regard thereto
Mr. Cummings Dem). of New York.
called up the Senate joint resolution. di-
recting the Secretary Of the Navy 10
accept the ram Katahdin and make IL "a
part of the navy and after brief discus
sion IL was agreed TO-
At 4.90 o'clock the House adjourned
until Tuesday next
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PRFPARING FOR I BOND ISSUE.