The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-28

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! Mich, and the information will be mail
| ed in plain sealed envelope.
other Indebtedness and provides that or
| failure to comply with the condition.
| contained therein the trustee may claim
| the deed or sell the property. Severa
amendments We're offered and debated
| till finally the whole thing was brought
| TO q vote and indefinitely postponed By
big vote
NO ANTI-PASS LAW.
The senate also played horse with the
anti-pass bill, till all the members got
tired, when they ran off and left the
| thing to drivel to death from pure neg.
lect. There will be no anti-pass legisIa.
ton this year.
THE SOLD OUT CROWD.
sold out! said Superintendent Stryk-
er yesterday when the Brown railroad
bill was defeated in the house. Its a
plain case. A lot of these Pops have
sold out and are voting for the very
evils they promised in the campaign la ST
faH to remedy. It's discouragng-dis-
couraging"
Women in the gallery cried and wo-
men on the floor stamped their feet and
grimaced and disturbed their complex
ions and uttered very peppery remarks
about 1.-THE mean things who voted with
the Republicans
I'm ready to quit. A people that
would send such lot Of soapy, dishonest
rascalEons up here don't deserve any,
thing in the way of relief, and I'm ready
to quit. I've lost faith in humanity.
damned if L en't''-Rosencraft of
Ashland.
legislature. Ed Little.
"Oh-h-um. Governor Leedy.
1.-The boys are digging a grave for
Populism. Brown of Pratt
The senate bill is bosh. It isn't as
good as what we have already."-Judge
Doster.
The party ought to be beat in the
next election. ''-Dunsmore and big ma
jority of the house employees.
I'VE ought to have had the Brown bill.
Wasn't either one of them much good
/ wouldn't be surprised if this spoils
Browns boom for congress.-Jerry Simp-
son.
Brown killed himself and his bill. too,
by his vote against the anti-oieo bill and
his speech against the farmers and dairy
men of this state. He has lost caste in
this legislature, he and Fairchild. If il
hadn't been for these two men we could
have had this bill. This house will not
follow Brown of Pratt any longer. A
great many of the Populists voted
against his railroad bill for the reasons
I have given, but they will vote to put a
maximum provision in the senate bill
Brown has played his card and lost
Gillespie of FL Dorado, and thirteen
other Fopulists.
The amendment offered by Hackney
provides that within sixty days after the
passage Of this act the state board of
railroad commissioners shall establish
maximum rates and shall change them
whenever they shall deem il necessary.
The vote on substituting the Harris
bill for the house measure was as follows:
For the substitute-Aker, Armstrong,
Bacon. Barker. Basgall. Botkin, Bennett,
Bradley, Brooke, Brown of Cowley,
Brown of Greeley. Buell.. Burkholder.
Burtis. Conger, Crosby. Cubbison. Dali
ton. Dewitt. Doyle. Ernst. Feighner,
Fitzgerald, Fouts. Gates, Geisler, Giles
pie. Goodno., Graves, Grimes, Hackney,
Harvey. Haywood, Hickman. Henlinger.
Henley. Hollembeak, Irwin, sJackson OF
Comanche. jackson of Harvey, Johnson
Of Chase. Jones, Daddie. Keefer. Lambert
Of Lyon. Larimer, Lawson. Labdell. Lang
ley. Marks, Mccarthy, Mckeever. Moore
Palenske, Perry, Polsen. Reed. Seaton,
Seaver, Shouse, Simmons, Singleton.
Smith of Brown. Smith of Sherman. Stu
art. Tapscott, Taylor. Turner. Try. Vogel |
gesang. Wallace. Wlters, Williams
Against the substitute-Barkley. Bean. |
Brown of Pratt, Carr. Csssin. Cieark, |
Davis. Dingus. Eperson. Fairchiid. Far |
rell. Fell, Foley, Fulton. Gray, Harbaugh |
HiAner. Ingle. Jameson. Jaquins. John |
son of Nemaha- Kelson. Lambert of Lin |
coin. Lewis, Loomis. Malin. Marty. Me- /
Trath. Merrill. Mott, Muenzenmayer, |
Ou.cait. Patton, Raxenscraft. Richards. |
Russell, Rutledge. Stevens.
Steiner. Trueblood. Ward, Ward. Wehrle,
WeilsD. Wright. Street.
Absentees-Finney. Hackoush. John /
50 NOT Labe;,e, Maxwell, Me;zier. Mont
so-nery.
The Pops who voted % table Hack.
1ey : amendment are put down by the
ea5ers on the black list as incorr gibles
and are the following; Armstrong.
Montgomery. Jones. Walters. johnson
+ Chase. Basgau. Paienske. Smith Of
Sherman. Conger. Marks. Turner.
Lo5dells motion % table the amend
nent offered by Hackney was lost by
-cte Of 81 70 IS. but this IS not regard
d as test vo;e for its adoption. Il the
amendment Is adopted il will make the
Harris bah jcst about the same as me
Brown bill printed in these dispatches
oGay and viii mean several days wran-
IL in the house and enough waste OF
ine in the senate TO Kill The measure en-
rely There seems to ~ little probable
" of getting any railroad legislation or
ny other kind now.