The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-31
II|SE PASSES PENSIONS.
a.crs TO OBSERVE MEMORIAL
nay IN THAT MANNER.
! special Rule to Take Up Anti
rvrst Resolution Withdrawn and
,eo Pension Bills Go Through
After Talbert Gets in Distraction.

~AsHINGTON, May 3o.-The galleries
ne house were thronged today with
Law crowds and almost every seat on
a. Noor was occupied in anticipation OF
nneninr of the debate on the anti
y resolution and bill. After the read
- the journal, Dalzell presented the
rfal order from the committee on rules
tbe consideration OF the resolution
4 constitutional amendment today
n tomorrow, with provision LOT vote
-orrow at 5 o'clock, and the antitrust
~ IN Friday with provision for vote
/ o'clock on that day.
100 followed a remarkable scene. Dali
- asked for the previous question on
ID .uIe Brown appealed to Dalzell to
Shdraw the demand In order that the
s,se might adjourn out Of respect TO the
ssrh,s side is agreeable to that" OBJ
X.,ved Richardson. tho leader OF the NIL
uonty. .,,o.a .r.Ar An.
S.so,, nver the evidence of discussions
q The Republican side.
:, an not authorized to withdraw the
n. - replied Dalzell, hesitatingly. Then
.p"t will withdraw the demand to al
~ s,,y gentleman to ask UNANIMOUS con-
that the house 10 py, 1ate'e pension Bills.
Ioebs s,.eI, lacked about him. but no one
..csnted his offer. though dozen mem
ssrs were on their feet: Wnereupon'
rnsl,elI himself withdrew the special or
~ and the speaker under the operation
~ y he r,lle displaced yesterday by. con-
m.ance REPORTS, directed the clerk to re-
mi The first of the 1870 pension piils. sne
ppo VI Of which Talbot blocked last FRI
~ With the point of no quorum.
VA parliamentary inquiry, shouted
BROWN several times: - .,
"will y be In order now 10 h'oVe ~
sc asSsrtainly. certainly" came from the
"Tbe chair will entertain motion to
lsdiourn," replied the speaker Inc chanr
rspsed and meantime several members
rsowded about Brown and evidently dis
msded him from making the motion, Tor
y took his seat without accepting the
'p s,ss re1,,,ar order was demanded from
I.verai parts of the hall. Richardson
,sised question as to whether the regu-
| a. order would not be the Chinese com
mission bill, whlcn was sen whsch a mo-
,ion IN stroke out the enacting clause was
sending when the house ad1ourned Inc '.
sceaker decided that the commission Dill
nd not the pension bills was nrst III Or
fhereupon Dalzell asked unanimous con,
Isent that action upon the commission Dill
IN postponed
/ aAs this Is Decoration day., SAID
Nx,ee. II move that the house now ad-
The motion was lost. 1o7 to 1888 on ris-
- vote was then taken on the penang
sssstion---to strike out the enac,inS
Suss OF the Chinese commis.sion 5iii;
| The motion. was lost ivo 20 i'o anu '"'
h.,,n,, then gave notice that as soon
!. the pension bills were disposed OF ne
mid again present the special ORDER Tor
u consideration OF the ANTITRUST reso-
TSer the first pension bill had been
~ Nv The title and had advanced to
~ third reading stage. Taleert demanded
l Jhibert explained that he was exnaust-
!. avery parliamentary expedient TO de-
~ the passage of these bills. because
vas opposed e ons s threush.
Tks sneaker decided that any member
Ina the right TO demand the reading OF
sngro,si ater Taibert again rose and
rs nroceeding to say that In view OF the
isct that members were greatly Interest,"
NJ In these bills he would Withdraw MS
seisction when Grosvenor interrup,eo nc .s
s,,s;ss ssaii rsm sosss Carolina.
| This aroused Talbert's Ire. o,.,.
l aAlthough the gentleman from ONO
retends 70 represent the pre Taienr, ""1
| III mol be driven from my intention py
III conduct. I withdraw the objection.
Applause.) na In ro,,d
Alter these bills had been disposed oil
Delzall said. Having celebrated Deco
| alton day by the passage OF these pen,
In bills, / move that as tur.ner I'. ~ "
q respect the house do now adjourn,
The motion prevailed without DIVISION
| ma A. $50 ~ m, the house adjourned.