The morning times., 1896-06-09
ALL LEAVES IRE REVOKED
House Finds II Necessary to
Maintain a Quorum.
RECESS TILL THIS MORNING
Another Stormy Scene Concluded the
Session Yesterday-Mr. Terry Was
Refused an Appeal and Bedlam
Broke Loose-Large Number of
Bills Passed.

a scene closely bordering on the sensa-
I uoual occurted in the House yesterday
| shortly before recess was taken, the con-
ditions being precisely similar To those
! which last week uIovc Mr. Mchillin to Il
state of furyl that resulted i'll his Icing de-
clared disorderly
| In this instance it was Mr. Terry who lost
his temper, aud Mr. Dalzell was the of
| tending speaker pro te!npore who refused to
entertain an appeal from the decision Of
| the chair
The Democrats had reached their last
| ditch III 1ilibuster To prevent the con
| sidcration OF the, Aldricl- Underwood CON
| tested election case and seized upon the
conference report on the District appropria-
| ton bill as means OF continuing he fight.
| When Mr.. Dalzell decided that 4 motion
| upon which the House was dividing could he
| wlthdrawu MIR. Terry made an appeal IRON
! his decisiou which was promptly over
| ruled.
RILED MIR. TERRY.
Mr.. Terry then stalked down the aisle
| us voice trembling with anger, ana silak-
| ing his finger at the Republican side of the
chahlDer denounced what he characterized
| as tue arbitrary ruling of the chair which
| deprived members of the right to appeal
A't' "NAU "fEt uIO"utU III ii CCDtIIIOuS
| chorus OF yelis and mock applause from the
| Republicans aud the vigorous humping OF
tue gaSel. lie shouted that the action OF
| the chalr was an outrage upon the rights
| OF the minority and an invasion upon The
| constitutional prerogatives OF the House
| lie continued TO vOCiferate his sentiments
| until he had concluded to his own salts
| faction
When Mr.. Pitney's amendment to the
District conference report regarding cleo
trlC lighting had been agreed to by Il vote
or I79 to / Mr. owen said.
II move to reconsider the vote
Air Reed The rules or the House require
the chair to refuse to entertain diatOry
motions. This vote iudiCa tcs that the
House has about made up its mind Oh this
subject
Mr. Owen But this is such a good thing
that | want to clnch it.
Nc. Reed But the time spent in clinch-
ing it might be considered time lost
EIGHT HOURS OF SATURDAY.
The House yesterday sat eight hours in
continuation OF Saturdays session; by
this parliamentary fiction continuing in
effect the resolution OF last week making
IN order motions 10 pass bills under sus-
pension of the rules. Operating under this
resolution, the following measures were
passed
House bill directing the construction OF
n FEDERAL prison at Leaven worth, Kans.,
To cost not exceeding 81 80 900.
Bill making further appropriations OF
sos 600 to pay DEFICIENCIES for the current
fiscal year.
Senate Joint resolution directing the Sec
retary of the Treasury or order a scientific
investigation Of the Alaskan fur seal fish
cries.
Senate bill re-enacting and amending the
law of 1889, for the protection If the
salmon fisheries of Alaska
Amending the law relating to the en-
ployment of sailors-aboshing imprson-
ment for violation Of contra CT and the sys-
TEN OF allotmeuts of seamen's wages, and
improving the quality and, value of the
ration provided fen them.
House Joint resolution Clothing the pur-
chasers OF Tie. No!the rn Pa cific~ T.4ilrcad
al foreclosure sale next month with the
rights and privileges of the original CCr-
poration and >impesing the same cbliga-
tons.
House bill establishing new division
OF the Eastern judicial district of Texas
and providing scmi-annual terms Of court
at Beaumont
ALL 1 EAEEs REVOKED.
Senate amendments were agreed to to
The House biit 10 expedite the tranSp, rta-
ton OF impurt packages valued at rot ex-
cee(ng $500 and rot more than 90 pounds
in weight Is =
: final coneereuec report was presented
aud agreed TO cp7tic ~ stoflice bill
In order To Inafntain the presence Of a
quorum the House adopted resolutions
offered by Mr. Dmgley revoking all leaves
of absence except those granted on account
of illness. and directing the sergeant at
arms To telegraph ether absent members
that their presence here is necessary to
the transaction Of public business In
this connection, TIE House heard with %
piause. the message announcing that the
Senate had passed without amendment
the general deficiency bill, which the
House passed Saturday afternoon.
Twice Mr. Daniels, Rep, New York,
endeavored to bring up for consideration
the report If Elections Committee. No. l,
on the contested election case of Truman
II. Aldrich. Republican, VS. Oscar W
Underwood. Democrat, from the Ninth
Alabama district. The first time the
House refused-53 TO 64-to enter upon
its consideration; the vote on the second
motion mad not been announced wien.
at O'Clock. q further recess was taken
until % O'Clock this morning it will
he III order then.
There will be. it is understood, no adj
journment Of the House until it finally
adiourns for the session.