The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-30

iiu= "f california H. I'll quarters thee
Ms tin same rc>p0u-r. Tn. Appropriations
Commute" and senator Vest ENir.~Itio;-
committee hti r"-"WW, ud..l th, Hill. /
seemed Co. D." national riir,,m,u. a.-i~.t!
hy ',.l IT,, r'ur''. Til, m.,,-ur, va ,N,rp-
tiosIul'.
Hehuh- 4" ucnd-rs"n
The ':i"rt~ of Chairman TaUH'r and
Sherman of New York r'I came To- Iialrht.
'r'Srfaii'u. they W,u. Lack md reported
&" Henderson. tn" Speaker hast-u.I back
{" 'E" Senate - jry once wn-o tr secure
delay. II VAS too late. Til, amendment hLd
been adopted! without dissent.
Tn" ~'t. administered ~ tho senate 20
:; 'Hi,r henderson Us rlrHr-t uuir.cri.ntrd
ln the records "f legislation. II j. the Ih-
S.ii',r@ topic ut Gi-..s.IHn among the pol
!liritrS this evening. The assertion i ma'ie
III all quarter :ht' th' Resentment -rrw-
Ing ont of the Speakers arbitrary treat
mont "f the Louisiana Purchase bin. his
packing IF the special cnmmitr'" ana cf-
forts 10 Influence III" : nate AGAINST the
mcasur- viii extend fir hcy"rd IN" present
'oTsro@s and mi in the GuioiuE Of the
iowan II IN" House goes Republican in the
Fitty-s,VCuth Congress.
Course OF the RiiI.
Will" tn" friends "f the Fair do not
veE:ur" To- admit y.t that Jh.. battle is won.
-h,rc is general belief that the House
viii HioUt tn" Senate amendment. Whom
the suniry civil hill is returned to the
House. chairman Cannon az al" Appropria
tcus Cuumittn" probably Will muv" non
Concurrence and ask tor the appointment of
conference committee. \ motion might
l. made 10y another member To- concur in
tn" amendment and force - direct vote
iWm,i ,iidt.iy IN 'he House upon that prop
o~itiou. Eut that course hardly will u"
followed. The plan probably vii! b. to lo,
the matter cr at once To- conference Tho
autm"ut having been adopted unnni-
mcu=ly hy the Senate" the Scnat, ,ouferC's
cannot w,u r-rsis from IT, especially wh,n
th,r- are r.'itioas known +" l., signed by
- III. mI'arS Of n. HCuS" urging Con-deru-
tirn uf the measure. The moral effect Of
tn" prot SIS against smothcr.nG the hill
has been good. They may not b@ presented
20 tn" Speaker iaaSmucH as the matter now
j. in strong ANA commanding shape by the
"c'iou "f the Sauarc to-day. Th'ir effect
hFs h'"n. nvyerth.."ss. noticeable aho't
Congress.
An Anxious Day.
To-day ha- been au anxious onc for
friends Of the great Exposition. and the
fayarabi. action # the Senate just before
o'clock came a. a r..i.t To- "a prolonged
strain. just before tn, vote. Governor u.
X. Francis and C"rwin Spencer We're seated
IN the gallery waiting patiently for the con-
sid ration Of the am, n!m. NJ. their minds
DIVIDED between hop" and fear. They
realized that i one Senator rails d point
of order aclirs. t;i" amendment that il was
new .c-is'atlau. the presiding officer prob
ably would rule. adversely. When Senator
Frye announce i the adoption of the amend
Iarut they looked d5z'I fer moment. as
II unable 20 realiz. their success. Then a
juEi!Iut smii" ov,rSireaG their faces. They
let th" gallery NJ once and went 10 the
door Of the Democratic side. whore they
asked Bourk,'pr Edwards ;r send in Tor
Senator Cuckr,U
Tell IN" senator said Governor Fran
els. THAT We woU.d Iik. To- embrace him
Senator IoCNr,U came out in a few mo-
m"ntS. and Governor Francis ard Mr..
spencer ErJST'd his two hands and as
sured him uf lh'ir APPRECIATION Of his won
q, rtui work.