Show DISFRANCHISEMENT Senator Cullom Introdnccs a Bill to Uhfrnchise the JIonnon la Utah IS IT THE WORK OF BASMN AND THE GOVERNOR Slonlana Election Case Will Xo TrocKd In the Senate Untlt Complete J I I TEXAS 4 PACIFIC EXPRESS CAR ROBBERY Snppo ed ilunler of a Woman In Culcajo V Bank Thief aa ht 8 Telfcraph t the ELI At Tlie old Came VASIILVGTON April 10 Cullotn JaylntrodureJ a bill 1 amtndlDg I = s 7 the ICevitetl btntutej in rcfcrenco to bigamy The bill provide tbat no pcnon living in vrbatia knonn a plural or celestial marriage or who teacht nJvises or encouragta any person to enter into i ljsaruy or who 1 a member of any organlzi tiou which encourages bigamy or any pro who assists in bokmnlz I ng the ceremony of any tuch marriage mar-riage shall Tot ervo us a Juror or be elected to hold b tlet t or any office In tbe Territory of Utah aTE The nontana rietlon JtatlenKe nark bj Kehalon other Mhonh Items WASIII > OTOS April 10 Tn the Senate among the bills reported rpfed from rommittefs and placed ou the calendar wire the followng The Colowlog Senate bill appropriating J S49OW for the Improvcmmtof thu Columbia lUvtr Orrgon the expenditures not to cod IOOK In one ear The House Mil aid Trulls disabled in uattn coterminous to tho United tlu Uol States and CanaJa The Senate bill to revive tlie grade of lieutenant general of the army The president pro tem IngallsJ remarked tat he was In Ingl terdaylu allow Ing a irollou to Uke I up the Chlntu enumeration bill nhlio tbe Montana election < was undkpoted of ellhlir by being ithtr cxtpoHetl acton laid wide Informnlly or I Hall Thin the chair rults tat compkted the Montana case is to proceed until cd President pro tent Until complit cdHall Hal gave notice that aa ton as the Montana mater vas di < po ed of he would ak tlie Sennte to takr up and complUe the Coii idcnttlon ot the Cllntee Lhumirallou U1L TLo Montana election Te lonlU case was hen taken up and Call dente den-te Sent in opposition t the re pr of tlie majority of the commlt ee decLuing the npullican claimants claim-ants Sanders and lower euti led upon the merits of the caro t i alan ala-n tiie Senate from Montana At the conilusion of Calls rpeerh loar ellI In support of the major Iy report CBAV KhlLllJ TO I1O lit and then Teller addressed the Senate Sen-ate He regarded tbo question not from a partisan point of Iel L t s a question of Iiivj ou the vrorer d U ro t J determiunlloil i I of which Uexndeil I he behavior of tlie Senate in the uture The questiou was whither Montana should be allowed to select itrown reprcMJtitatlvts Tbe plain ogle of the argument on tho democratic demo-cratic ride of tiy trlismbtr wa that the right to make the relectioi was cserved t the Senate From tliat he dissented Such doctrine would ead to chaos jnd confusion What he said nould have b the condition of the Keiril if I had attempted to siy for inxhy Fcarapart ivhetliertbelej 1 leof I State in electing Sinatcry did or IIJ not express tlie will cf the pto Jo pler A good many Senators on bis tide of the chamber Including hlm Klf thcuejit that ceiuin Stales had not becu JVpresented In tie Senile icconllug to tbe will of the people lie was net inseniblo t the wrong nlilcted on tlie people of lhoc states but he had not been able to Ind anywhere under the Conslitu too authority fur the Senate to di crmlcoaquettion that aStatu had rtU a i determined for itself He did col Snow what the theory of the minority mi-nority in the Montana case tati l heir report was to b taken It was Jiat Clark and Maginnis r the legal representatives of thai hlate but if thcirargumenta were good fur inytlilng at all I was tbat nobody ha been ent to the Sole from tbatbtite lO Teller held tbat the only thing to b determined was v nether the te SAn Or JIOSTASA had spoken through Its legislature and if it had tlitru was no authority authori-ty in the Senate to reverse thnt finding find-ing or to set I Itt What he asked wag tbe controversy in the case I was whether or not live men who had Kit lu the Iron Hal Legislature were t ntitled to teats 10 i thai body If It were not tht then Lhen there was no controversy at 1 t they were Tlcbtfully thin I W the rightful House and the joint assembly as-sembly tliat elected the republican I rpblcn claimants a the rightful and only JoInt assembly of the State of Montana Mon-tana But the Senate had raid In the Turpie case that the legislature of Indiana had t decide for Itself who were entitled to teats in that body Although then might hae been the greatest outrage committed in admitting men to seats the Senate Sen-ate held in that case that I had no right of interference The rght Intercruc Tle righting of tat wring was not entrusted to Lhe Senate of the UnIt States but to the pIle of Indiana There was no legal distinction between the cases I the Senate should ever proceed to make itself the investigator investiga-tor of elections all over the country there would b an end of its usefulness fulness and besubmitted t the Senators Sen-ators on the other side tat situated n many of them were they could DOt un to insist Uiat such power should b exercised by the Senate Whether the returning board of Montana exercised its authority properly or not wss not a question the for the Senate it was a question for theLElTE LEGISLATURE OK ilONTAJ A Turpie held tat in the Indiana case the legislature itself = udicially upon tbe contested seats whereas the legislature of Montana had not passed judicially on the contested p Irorn Silver Bow bounty I I had done so there c would have been no dispute in the Sherman said thnt ho food a tbe facts sufficiently stated In the minority report to control his judgment judg-ment He read three Purl h rom the minority report and wid i tbat It was apparent therefrom tbat as to the lie representatives from SIr Bow County neither set hsd certiflcaUs according t the JaK The senate of onto was atie and in the house there were twen yfive republican members and wentyfour democratic members abut whO rights to seats thc was no question There Wai te fore a republican majority on a loin lallot or If the conttstover Sllvr nlt Bow County haJ come to be decided by the IIOUT there was a majority on the republican side by which the republican contestants could have hen seated These sensible faets bethought contained 1 the elements ele-ments of n Just decision In the eo tcr and showed that the republican claimants forseatsin IbeSnate had a majority on a joint blot and had a majority in the House withou SlHer any refirence noW County to the members from Edmunds and Kuttis badnbrie personal lilt bated on Edmund remarks made a couple of Weeks ago juttjs matters then argued on the Montana bherman asked hetlier the I twentiHvc Republican member oCt oC-t Uoiie did not constitute a majority of that body rusns AD3JED that numerically twentyfive were more than twentyfour but added that twentyfive did not constitute a quorum A quorum was twenty elgliL He went ou to Mate some nutters within his own experience iifreturniug board measures in his own State and J poke of n legislative tody of which be bad been a member mem-ber having been enjoined by a drunktn Federal Republican Judge from taking tbe oath ol office and having taken the oath in de fiance of tLat injunction He also referred to the seating of William I Pitt Kellogg in the Senate of tlie United HUtts and taid that with that a too the part of the Rrpub lican patty before his mind there was pry Ml to excite surprise In regard to any contested t1 < tone The debate drifted again in the direction of tho Purple cae and kt Voorhees spoke on that ubeit Tbo question having been pr x J by Kenna a to wliellur forty senators with unquestioned cnn jals fortytwo being a ta torytwu Ilog quorum could g 1 work and organize and pass upon the credentials of tlie other fortytwo whoo title was questioned Hoar mid he would like tonnswer II think over it before undertaking That was precisely Kenna said he question tat presented Itself lute lu-te Montana case Partial rwjxmses to the question xvere made by several natn but ICenna saiit none of them came straight to the Int Adjourned I llde WASlllXflTOH April 10 The House went Into committee of tlie whole on tho naval approprlition bU Peters moved to strike out tho en tr cur for an increase of tbe He believed the United lavy Ie bleed Uuled States hid no need of halt hll and posseraeU all the cruisers tint it fII Cannon said ho did not know much about the nary but ncver heltsS he began to su pett that be tuew as miieh us tlie experts un HIP loor ai i had watched our naval uogress and feared that those stiips imposed to 0 built would become oboe before completion lu I len iu a small and jowerful navj Ineludln tho l4t y of ldN r vc rn but tlie Xavy i > rartmcnt tne reported that the Vatrc and 1bal uow building u ould never 0 uplicated Hewaslo t in thecou fliclng opinions of cxjieru KcrrIasaid he represented a 1 strict inwhleli there resided many Quakers who sent him numerous letitions requesting him to vote gainst any nj roprlatloii for an II I creieorthe navy They knew this nitration for warfare was in tiie lltection of a war with foreign coun rtt After fuither debate Holman moved to strike out the aragraph nMdlnifor thtte batUc hpsl Ill eaving in the provlcious for armed cruier Agretd to Adams III offered an amendment amend-ment proTiJing for three low ttr tn Cst and 1 harbor defense vessels ves-sels of the Sfonitor tlt at acost not t exceed JJ5M0K > etcll Lost Pi tcislhcn withdrew his motion to strike out the entire emus Tlie Im was thu favorably reportctl t tinIou e lot no nCI eton was aku and thu HOUMS adjourned Tren nrrrrclier JlUTlMORCApril 10 The Archer Arch-er investigating committee made tlie discovery today that In nddl iontol33ULXcoJoa U > Ud oIlbc ton 1 130 culo bnt State tbat Treasurer Archer disposed dispos-ed of for his own account over S5S O e In regltered bonds r mi sins d Oi olroa CHICAGO April 10 Jennie Mc Jarvle a whit woman was found tleftd on OarfleM Boulevard a few weeks ago killed by a blow from a jillbrd ce and the man thought to le her murderer Ale Rice 141 ocked up Rlcu tas tbat D IIn < ey killed her but the police think l Rice did the deed UuMy W Opelkey and George Gibson all colored are also under arrest A Skipper CaitKbt Wi > Mi Eti Man April 10I E H bmlth who skipped from New York iu January List with a disreputable Troman ant afterward rrdicd a bogus cheek on a bank a Natchez Miss for 30000 wasar r lc here by a Pinketton detective y rctterday Ho will return to Xat ehe Smltli was an employe oft orbln Banking Company of 2ew York and is raid t tw a defaulter tUtution to n considerable extent to that In brnTbleTn Fallout DILLAS Tex April 10 Charles and Commodore Miller indicted for robbing an express car on the Texas Pacific road near this city a year ago were placed on trial today 3 After the robbery no cine could be obtained t the pirpetra tor Several months later the 1111 irs were arrested foranothercrimc Lbarles turned Sea crldence and confefced tat he nnd hia brother committed thu express robbery had raped two white women robbed stores and residence and sand Wgged r destrlans The case has jeeu tIe from lime to lime but without comics t8 conviction or acquittal Commodore had a wsjs until now maintained hl innocence in-nocence but when he learned that Charles had turned States evidence and would co free he hastened to confess himself and told more crimes than Charles had made known This rau < ed a cn ition In cojrt and the casa was aJjourncd until tbe 12th unt te I2hLk Z4ue > EjrramL CITY OP MKXICD April 10 A rsan coming from Acapulco anJ registered here as Baron Paulan was arrested on suspicion of being Kyraud Ute French murderer mur-derer whom he resembles lie W finally released as there T a no positive proof against him However How-ever it I tlie general opinion that ho was Kyraud He Is still watcedBrID Brsaln Their Libert jr O3WEGO JC April IOn Griffith and daughter of Xle Mich brought here some time ago on the suspicion of being tbe notorious sU dfr fr p 8 Uoh ous Mrs Bender and eau httr were released today on a habeat carpiu writ by Judgu Collins P < 1 Ive tffldavlts were produced show rg that they Were in Michigan si t coxaraitteoVj bo time the Dee cilices were |