Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-27
THEY NUMBERED TWELVE mall
There Was an Exceptional Attendance
OF Senators and Galleries
We're Crowded.
VOTING PROMPTLY AT 1910.
On First Article, That Of Certifying q
False Claim for Expenses, Vote WaS
Guilty 49, Not Guilty, 49,

Washington, Feb. 27.-The senate met
at $3.50 o'clock today for the purpose Of
making final disposition Of the swayne
Impeachment case by voting upon the
articles OF impeachment There was
an exceptional attendance OF senators
and the galleries were crowded. Many
members Of the house also were In at
tendance They occupied seats espec-
tally set apart Tor them IN the rear of
the senate chamber and followed the
proceedings with the closest attention.
Between the hour Of meeting and the
time OF the beginning OF the trial Mr..
Frye asked and obtained unanimous
consent fixing time to consider six
bills regulating the inspection Of steam
boats, reported from the committee on
commerce. The necessity for the pro-
posed legislation had been made appar-
emit, he said, by the disaster TO the Gen.
eral socum In New York. The time
was fixed at p. m. Tuesday.
The house managers In the impeach-
ment case and the attorneys for Judge
swayne were then ushered In and took
their usual seats and the sergeant-at-
arms for the last time made proclama-
ton Of the trials as usual threatening
Imprisonment for q violation OF the
rule imposing silence.
VOTING BEGINS.
The voting on the impeachment case
of Judge swayne began at 1910 today
on the first article, which charged
swayne with certifying q false claim
for expenses The vote was; Guilty,
SO; not guilty 49,
The detailed vote ON the first article
follows:
Gulty--Bacon, Bailey Bard, Bate,
Berry Blackburn, Carmack, Clark,
(Mont); CLAY, Cockrell Culberson Dam
Iatimer. McCreary McCumber Nc
Emery McLaurin, Mallory Martin
Money. Morgan, Nelson, NeWlands
Overmau, Patterson, Pettus, Simmons,
stone, Taliaferro, TelleT--83..
Not Guilty-Alger, Alice, Allison,
Ankeny, Ball, Beverage Burnham,
burrows Chpp, Clark (Wyo), Crane,
Cullom, Depew Dick. Dietrich, Dilling-
ham. Dolllyer. Dryden Dubois, Ellkins,
Fairbanks, Foraker Foster, tWash.);
Frye, Fulton, Gallinger Gamble, GID
son, Hale. Hansbrough, Hepburn, Hop
klns, Nean, Kearns, Lodge Long. Me-
Comas, Willard, Penrose, Perkins, Plat,
(ConnDO Plat, IN. "; Proctor,
Quarles, Scott, smoot, spooner Stew
art, Warren-49
The vote ON the second and third ar
tices being on similar charges, resulted
In each case 80 guilty, so not guilty.
CLARK Of Montana voted not guilty on
the second and third article and this
was the only change from the first.
The fourth article related to Swayne's
use OF the private car on the Jackson
VILE, Tampa and Keywest Railroad
company. The vote resulted' Guilty,
1S, not guilty, Co.,
The senators who voted guilty on the
fourth article were. Bailey. Berry,
blackburn, Carmack. Cockrell. Culber-
son, Daniel, Mclaurln Martin. Money
Morgan. Newlands, Pettus
The fifth charge was similar to the
fourth, and the vote was the same as
the vote on the fourth.
The sixth article charged Judge
SWayne with nOn-residence In the dis
trict. The vote was; Guilty, 81, not
guilty, 81. The vote was the same an
on the second and third articles except
the votes Of Dubois ana GIBSON, which
We're for conviction for the first time,
and Clark (Mont), who voted Tor tho
conviction and tho vote Of Kittredge,
which was for acquittal
The seventh article was similar 10 tho
sixth and the vote was 10 guilty, SO not
guilty.
The eighth article related 10 the con-
tempt case Of Il. T. Davis. Guilty, ST.
not guilty, 81
on the ninth article the vote wasi
GUILTY. 81 not guilty, 81,
Article 10 related TO the contempt
case OF Simeon Belden and vote was:
Guilty. 81 not guilty, 81
Article II WAS similar 10 article 70
and the vote was the same.
The twelfth and last article was the
contempt case OF O'Ncol, and the vote
was Guilty 81; not guilty. AZ.
This acquitted Judge Swayne OF all
charges.