Show A HOUSE COMEDY In AVTilcUS > ctcral of the Actor 1111 SoI1J ltat Conspicuous Parts A NEW YORK BANK SUSPEND G PAYMENT t11 t I And a Scandalous CAse ofDtlibcrate ITrccUnj Is llnmrfil to LIlIt AN EPIDEMIC BAQINQ IN COOK I COCNTY TEXAS Arre t at Hearer For Jlnnler A j Riot Iletwecn Whll ana IttU I I byTtjesraphtothe SETSI IIIItC InonnoJl The llonis Coutliluei Iti ttrelj l eIIDrc WASHINGTON Jan Oln Ike Cenalt thu House bill A to the elutv on tilk nLboii IQ Wis ra eel by the Scnatw VrUhout ellvkion also the Scnatti bill instructing Uio ijuj riu teiiilcnt of Census to gather infi mation about niortgagv on borne and anus Vance aelelrweel the 8eiint on the Jfigro IniniiKmtlin Jilt ite loue Ull1ll drhlctorizoq I ugaUs twutfjieecli as au oratorical IIJTIU tbciiuie cotictaling a raucitjr of Ideas Jle acknonJciIgeJ the mil lennium httti not et daw nc1 on the South and that the laud of recon fctruction was not yet n Liutl of perfect per-fect rightiwiMHTN llurcfcrnil to the northern Jocularity oCr tile blocks of five the ejection ofcol orcd chiMreu from tthllo kchuol de uri IfOjicJ that in timusomu awxirnplishcd black man might be sent to rcprewnt the country in some other land betides llaytl and Siberia II Jteforring to Drills remark about the South standing on a volcano he toid the South needed no help It could uagc the war without asiittaucu I from anybody and could unlljr maiiige aim ocr comu on uprising of seven million negroes Then thvre voud fconiu a solution of Um msro Jfolileiu which would tiy solved Given a highspirited cultivated dominant dom-inant race occupying a free state and with that race a race of manumitted man-umitted divta of recently barbaric origin how should the two l > e mule to dwell together In peace and lOgi i I fraternity It is a fundamental principle of Aintrican law that the innjorlty diall ruh willi limits but it is priuciplo of natural law thai the stranger must rule without lhout limit The ilfgro I not iiicarablu of civilization but t is incapable of keeping up with the civilization f the white r His Vance solution of the problem was simply hans olf In conclusion he said addressing hlmlf to IngalU I 0 cannot help either the black or the wlnti commou decency retjulres that you boulJ hold your Jieacc lie could nt he said sup Jiort the immigration bill It did not reach the case Hamilton spoUe briefly Wliileln full accord wuh the proposed nieas I uru he did not think rp remedy met the requirements of the case adjourned After executive irsion tlie Senate 10nr Tlie following Is l I continuation of the noify proctodiugs In the House beyond what apjeareJ in the tlt Krachlc elisjatclies In jcittrdayb NEWS WASHIXGTON Jan 30 The i question recurred on the demand fur the previous question fur the np provalof the journal and thO jeas and najs Invlng been ordered the ol I older dont vote t was passed around the democratic side of the chamber and studiously obrfwl I II Before the vote was aniiuuiiced lie Speaker dlrectet tleieJerk 1 n ordtlie names of Uilrty numbers vbom he enumeratird as present I anil the SpcuLer then announced Uievotu to fstanJ year 160 nays 1 and added Which inadditlon to ltl tlie gentlemen present constitute a quorum and the previous question is oretered onen Tliisbrougbt fjjrili aeiorm of applause ap-plause from the reimbllcau sule Sjiringer of Illinois made the point of order that ito quorum had plut orer Jo l oted and said that if the Speaker r decided he would take an app The Speaker taU the chair declined de-clined to entertain an appeal from1 the gentleman from IllinoK Applause Ap-plause on the republican si Jo and Liscs from tliu democrats Then amid wild cheering on the Democratic tide lirecVenridgo of Kentucky ruheddouii theaUleand I standing in front of the Speaker exclaimed claimed From that we appeal rln there is no appeal pending tliere was was an appeal yesterday but this is a diflVreut appeal because tlie Speaker is assuming tint the Iou wi sustain his tlecblun of yesterday and so Is carrying by his maul own vote today the Cnn hu has CHKEIt AK1T31 C1I1KU arose from the Democratic Mde mingled i min-gled with hisses from the Ilepubllcan bide until the House resembled a I perfect bedlam I n the midst of tliu tumult the Speaker stated the tumul Spker pttL que ton to bon the rcotloji to ajiprove the journal and the yeas and nny having been onjend he directed Uio clerk t call the roll Ou ing to the cnu lou my Democratic numbers num-bers did not understand thcquestion as put by the chair anj another scene of excitement ensncddozcnEof members arising and demanding to know w hat they were to vote uf on The Sjieaker attempted in urn restore order though one democrat was heard to shout above the turmoil tur-moil that the House was as much in order as the Speaker A lull occurred oc-curred however when Carlisle anKeand said hehoped that the roll call would b hop until order was restored as several members did not understand the queton The Speaker then restated the question and a vote ale yeas 101 nays 1 The journal was declared to stand approved and after another storm occasioned by JVIr > SpringerR persistent persis-tent efforts hlch iu the end proved successful 1 address the chair the HOU5 became quiet and thu floor was accorded to Mr McKinley wh I spoke upon the appeal taken ytlr d3 and supported the Speakern discussion I was time t ftipthl fiction let them Let the members be honest DEKETT TllE Bl tin t-in n contitutional way by debate by amendment by a yea and nay veto expressive of their judgment This controversy was to determine whether the majority sliouIJ rule and govern or b sulject t the tyranny of the minority The p sition of the gentlemen on tlie other side meant that Ihrr would cither minor rule though they were In the minority The republicans in Htcd that while they were In the mnjofity the other side would do neither Applause from the republican repub-lican fdeA We settled I nat question n-at a great deal of tthat the minority caul J not ran this country upplausofand we Intend to settle if 1 can in the broad light of public opinion and In the preeenco of tiicty millions of people whether the constitutional mijority of this House shall do tlie Luslucu of the House Applajse Turnerof Oenrcb believed I Ilie wild view presented licre ta eiiKraftal on the practice of the HOI elt would Inauguralah reign of anareliy aud profligacy I ujiprece dectcdlu the annals of SHe S-He controerted tho power of thu Speaker on the Journal to have tlie names enter KutterMorth otOhlosnld tlieques J 1m went I thu rower 7f the ma 14 Ii R J u 7JJ THIS COCNTRY This was a government of the people peo-ple itwas ngovernment of the majority jority that nutliorjti Tliv Majority in thu IVjlmloa must exercise and jovbfllmeiit whieh was iu keeping u itlTlhe furtherance of tbe 1omtl tutiou I hid been urged that I was for the member ti jiiutterUo himself and to Ill coiutitiientsaloiie whether he ouIJ YQtuaud < UICI1T lili duty the speaker toirotvwl had to a Tight lit contended t > rthrtn e members wlio had re fssed l vote on roll call w ere procnt la thelreeat Alllhatwaslnvolvtil In the appeal wa simply a question of fact Did any gentleman whose name was elijJereJ by the count tlm eicclaro lie in his place and delr was uoV prweut > otoue under ccneral tiarllanieritafy laxt llm r5i > viikr lilU U Hht to count the niembera if there was no quorum to I < Mop all buiue The princinl was dktinctly established that tho pre siJIugolllcer might count aritl I was his duty to count the number of meml TH who nxltlit l present ito constitute a quorutu I The gentleman gentle-man from Kentucky Carlisle had declared that Under tie Speakers decision onw rtpreRnUitlvu could < a n bill Tllh 107 members sitting in ttielr seats In silence So he could and 8 he ought to I 107 members sat In silence and refused to votei w hen their votes w ould DKFEAT Tie IROIOSlTJoi then tho votu of the single member i ought to joss thu bllK When r n tleuuiisit Ititiielr etrtbj nhd rtfuso tUHrfonnai > ublIo duty they arc repudiating a great public trust CarlLJe n Speaker lias repeatedly signed I bllH and resolutions rtlilcll never received a constitutional con-stitutional majority Ho hat d done it over and over again and had done I too when tlie pub lie record of the lou announced by himself showed tint less than a majority cf the Hour had loteil Tho action of the democrats yesterday yester-day hail never bteli dreamed of by the fathers of the Constitution They never dreamed of sullen I silence as a stalesnnnlike way of thstroyiUga IJUbrum He was not saying thu democrats were doing dltlercutly from what the repuli lican party had done for yeare but no minority ever carried on filibustering filibus-tering that I was not afterwards ashamed of the whole proceeding This mode of stopping legislation had never Inen thought of 13 the framers of thu Conetltullon lithe gentlemen on the oilier side were going to have a revolution let them have I In a proper way and get out of the House Applausi on the republican ldeJ They had nobui ncss to turn upon the republieTtut who were her and ready to do business I busi-ness ami UC CAL THEM 15EVOIUTIOMSIS The gentlemen on the other side wanted to peri tuateafictlouwhkh declared that although the members Were prcfvut In their scabs they should be held to bu constructively nWnt w hither here or 10t Hedu iiied thu soundness of the proposition proposi-tion That woulu have done when It was lieM that the members M ere ambassadors from their States I would not do In January 1S90 Hu wainot hereto leglIatesimply for himself aud his constituents Hu hhu custuent vas her 10 hgWatn for the whole country and the whole country had a right to exact of him that ho b in his place aud perform his duty The Speaker had not oidy di harged tho duty which devolved upon him in this matter but one which he could not avoid under his oath of office of-fice if hu would A member on 11e democratic side suggested that there was no rnlu for what therepublicans were attemptIng attempt-Ing to dot do-t w Jiavu n rte Butter worth retorted and you have discovered dis-covered ILu Uuttervvorth concluded conclud-ed The right of a minority which Uio constitutional fathers cns1ut = her provided for wai to amend or to do w hatevcr they wished to perfect legislation but tho sovereignwill of the people lf 5u represented in the mijority and until that be ovprtlirown Ilf nEVdLTJTIOX OB OTHERWISE the detision ot the Speaker must b upheld as vindicating the rights of all tho people of this country McKlnlcy moved to la on the table theappeal 1 from the Sjicakcrs decision Shouts of disapproval were heard on the democratic side but McKInley adjourn McKIn-ley persisted and Springer mon to OU a rlillis vote the result was announced 124 153 ajes nays 19 Springer demanded the yeas and nil swith the result of yeas 145 lJ C nays 101 SotbeUouso refused to adjourn and the question recurred on the motion to lay the appeal on the table on which question the yw and nays were demanded from the detaocratlc sido The clerk proceeded pro-ceeded with the call nQ democrat c lemncrl responding and the most of them leading their scats and retiring to the cloak rooms The Speaker however follow tUtliu 1 call and noted down the names of the democrats demo-crats present and not voting The nonvoting members were again elk but still no democrats responded ponded When the vote was eompletedthe Speaker took the return from the tally clerk and ordered the clerk to record the names o twenty lx democrats present and declining 1 vote Hi then Ge ANNOTOCED THE VOTE us 1G2 yeas and none in the negative tg tive and declared the motion to lay the appeal on the table carried There tc reshcuts6f noquorum and exclamations of Indignation excntol IndlgaUon ont on-t democratic cJc but in the midst of the tumult and uproar the Speaker recognized McKinley for a moon to adjourn nhlchwsd put aud declared carried Before lieleft the chair amid the shcuts of u champ from the excited democrats demo-crats hu touted long enough t give Springer a chance to tnyXliit he had demanded the jeas mid nays Thu Speaker xald he hd beard no request for the yeas and nay but would recognize the demand and H Springer the rood satisfaction of having the jeas and nays calleil with the result of r f9 nays 57 The House adjourned until tomorrow to-morrow The republicans ore jubilant nttheirRiciTinuKl the democrats are correspoudinglydflririeuV I rllrO Otl r neyeDle Siorx CITY l Jan 30 ThU evening Leander Anderson ajed f6 lot an J killed Anna Carlson aged 16 and then suicided Tho Cirl hail refused to accept the attentions atten-tions of Anderson who was madly 4n love with her |