The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-16

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him. announced az Democrat ne pe-
lieved In the gold standard. and would
vote for It. Payne Of New York and Dali
zell OF Pennsylvania also spoke during
the day. the rebate under the nvc-minues
rule occurs today.
Few. Were Present.
This was the closing day Of general de-
bate on the financial bill in the house. but
that fact failed to arouse more than
languid interest in the proceedings Dur
Ing the early hours thero was less than
a score OF Republican membars or tho
floor. and the Democratic representation
was similarly scattering.
x.utucrv Na~mh~r. Cl..h.
Jones opened the depate IN opposiuon to
the bill. After Rhea and WilllanN4 Gias
had spoken against the bill the serenity
OF the debate was unexpectedly INTERRUPTS
"a by 4 rather sensational personal, clasn
between Berry and Wheeler. both Demo-
Gratis. OF kentucky. Wheeler secured REQ
ogniuon TO question the statements made
py Berry yestefaay a. 70 corruption n tns
recent Kentucky campaign.
II regret the necessity OF having 70
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acterixation of coebel AZ rovernor. afor
before fY,e h,,ds hurst ON anv tree In Ken-
lucky he will be its chief executive. and
he will have routed that nefarious gang
who won tneir certincates OF election BY
corrpution' lrauu ana rascanty.
Dcnoumces wheeler and Goetel.
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closed. and responded savagely. personally
and with much feeling. He said the speech
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and ] tell you that your scalp Is taken nov
by Goebel."
When reference was made 10 the irrexu-
Iarfty OF the Louisville convention whistler
sought to interrupt. but Berry waved hin,
on, declaring that the gentleman had par-
ficipated in the disorder and stood up ana
yelled down the opposition. with policemen
about him
Wheeler interjected a nat contradiction