The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-04-18

Fischer. Miner.
Fletcher. Mitchell.
Foote. Moody.
Foss. Morris.
Fowler, N. ]. Mudd
Gardner. Northway.
Gibson. O'Day.
Gillette, N. z. Olsted.
Gillett, Mass. Often.
Graft. Overstreet.
Griffin. Packer.
Grosvenor. Payne.
GrOut. Pearce.
Grow. Pearson.
Hager. Perkins.
Hamilton. Pitney.
Harmer. Prince.
Hawley. Pugh.
HeatWole. Quigg.
Heminway. Ray.
Henderson. Reeves.
Henry, Conn. Robbins.
Henry, Ind. Royce.
Hepburn. Russell.
Hicks. Shannon.
Hilborn.' Shattuck.
Hill. Sheldon.
Hooker. Sherman.
Hopkins. ShOwalter.
Howard, Ala. Smith, Ill.
Howe. Smith, S. w.
Howell Smith, Wm.A.
Hull. SnoVer.
Hurley. Southard.
Jenkins. SOuthwick.
JOY Spalding.
Kerr. Sperry.
Ketcham. Sprague.
kirkpatrick. Steele.
Knox. Stevens.
Kulp. Stewart, N. ].
Lacey. Stewart, Wis.
Lands. Stone, G. w.
Lawrence. Stone, w. A.
Linney. Strobe.
Littauer Sturtevant.
Loudenslager. Tawney.
Lowering. Taylor, -.
Low. Thorpe
Lybrand. Tongue.
Mccall. UpdegraH.
McCIeary Van VOORHEES,.
Mcdonald. Walker, Mass.
McEwan Walker, Va
Mcintyre Wagner.
Mahon. Ward.
Marsh weaver.
Mercer. Weymouth.
Mesick Williams, Pa
Miller. Young, Pa
Mills YoSt-Total 178.
Caused by Representative BOutelle of
Maine afaer the announcement chang
ing his vote from yea to 'present.O
Nays: King,
Adon,cO1 Kleberg,
a H. Knowles,
Bailey. Tanham.
Baird. Iatimer
Baker, Ill. LentZ,
Ball. Lester,
Bankhead. Lewis Ca;
Barlow. i+"ia'
Bartlett Livingston.
Bell. Iloyd
Benner. Lorimer,
Benton Loud,
Bland. Love,
Bodine. NTSn.LoIoii,
Botk1n- Mcdowell
Bradley. McMiIIfn
Brantley. ,McRae,
Bremen. Maddox,
Bromweu. McTu1re,
Broussard. [H [HIdIieAAAS'
Brown. Marshal
Brucker. MARSHALL
Brundige. Martin,
Burke Maxwell,
Campbell. Meeklson,
CaruacJx Meyer, Las
Castle. Moon
Catchings. Newiands
Clardy. Norton, Ohio;
clark, Mo. Norton, S. C.;
CLAYTON Ogden,
Cochran, Mo. P+y, PPa+y,
Colson. Pierce Tenn.
Cooney. Rhea
Cooper, Tex. Richardson,
Cooper, Wis Rtdgely,
CoWherd Rixey,
So1, Robertson,
Davey. Savers
Davis. Settle
De Almond. Shafroth,
De Graffenreid. Shuford,
De VreiS. SS!!nPson'
DlnSmore- Slayden,
Dockery. Smith, KY;
Dorr. Sparkman,
briggs, Stallings,
Elliott, Stark,
Ermentrout, Stephens, Tex;
Stocks.
Strowd,
Sullivan,
Fowler, N. G. SullOway,
Fox, SulZer.
Gaines, Sutherland,
Greene, Swanson,
Griffith, Talbert,
Griggs, Tate,
Gum, Taylor, Ala;
Handy, Terry,
Todd,
Henry, Miss; Vandivep' i'
Henry, Tex; Vincent,
Warner
Ga; Wheeler, Wash:
Hunter, Wheeler, Ky;
Jett, White ILL.,:
Johnson, Ind; Williams, Miss;
Johnson. N. Oak; Wilson,
Jones, Va; Young, Va;
tones, Wash; Zenor-
Kelly, Total 156.
Fourteen Republicans voted with the
Democrats and Populists as follows:
Bromwell, Brown, Colson, Cooper of
Dorr, Johnson of Indiana,
Johnson of North Dakota, Lorimer,
Loud, Mahany, Mann, SuIloway, War
Ter and White of Illinois One Populist,
Howard of Alabama, voted aye with
he Republicans.
Washington April 1S.-The Cuban res
,1ution as amended by the house was
'eceived in the senate at 1858 p. m.
On receipt of the Cuban resolution
rom the house, rs senators answered
% their names on the roll call. On
notion of Mr.. Davis the Cuban resolu-
ion was laid before the senate.
Davis urged the senate to agree to
louse action and avoid delay and NOV
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