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Show HOUSE AXD SENATE. The Apportionment Bill: Consideration Consider-ation cf Ike Election Bill Continued. THE RUSSIAN JEWS CANNOT INVADE IN-VADE ENGLAND. KvrauJ aud (iibriellc, the Maters or 0'onfTi-, DNagrre I'tfcre tlie Court. RANCHMEN PROBABLY LYNCHED IN COLORADO. The UoLc of 3Iarlbarocgh SM to Hare Inrcsted Capital In Dul hail Iron Mints, Telegrams to the New .! IX .. lies'. I'lovlillu; far n Ilullday Crcess. l'rnleslw ntut lumplalnl. WASHI.voro.x, Dec. 111. In tlie IIousu MliN (Tex.), as, a j-revious Hueil'ou. olTered j eoL'cttrrrtit rc-lu'tlotl rc-lu'tlotl itovldlns for a holiday t- s Iron) December 22, 1SW, to Jauiury 3, 1S9I. Itefcrved to ways aud mt us tominittee. DuttuUI (Minn.) called up the apiaitlolirnctt Mil and brieily explained ex-plained itt provisions. 'r.':eruwii a diversity of opinion amoi; ihu itiembers ul the House a: to whethbrthe pre-Seat representation representa-tion , tbould stttid or wliellitr it ImfiM be lhc?ejsed. It was fiualli' determined by the ccmuiittec to accept SK as the jitui r number. I Af rati ineffectual elTott te ic-cureanagleemutas ic-cureanagleemutas t the limitation limita-tion of debate, LMuneU gave notice that he would call thu prevlou-iuet!o!i prevlou-iuet!o!i nt ." oVIcek thU after. ncoiti l'iower (N. Y.) protested ajainsl the I assage of the bill andscvereh erltleUed the eelisu- leturnsofNevi York CI11-. Mill (lex.) said be believed that New urk bad luct enumerttiou to to which she was ptilltled, but her Io3 Has not as great as that of hi? ' owu Stale, which amounted to 500,- ' 000. . j M:ltae(Aik.) gave noticc.of an oieiidthent Incteaslas thu ilerrs-' sentitlvrstoSiO. I l)uthwalte(Ohb) slated that great I injuillcc has been done ills htate iu I tak'ug the censu. Under the cen-1 sua Illinois had become the tuirtl j Htotoln Ibe Union. It wnsnottrut that Illinois had grown si nip-idly, nip-idly, iiorlhat Ohio had fallen oil" to each an extent. Theufiole cetiu 1 uughe to l-e retaken, so representatives representa-tives cculd be apnortlonetl to roju-lalion roju-lalion and n .t according to scheme' 1 of llllva! aJvauccmcnt. I l'rai.k (Mo.) earnestly advocatad , i !u bill, which was tased upon the I ' bill originally Introduced by him i 'stir. I K!ov-r(N. V.lpnt,red.-n.sdttnd 1 rheht, lucreaslti'; to thirty five the ! ret rese illation fiom New York. j Siiuola (N. Y.) raid when tlie people of New York found they had lx en wrsuseti, they apjilieil to the ' He-crctary of the Interior, but found ! no relict. The Secretary wrote a bhckguarJ, laipudent letter, which seas tijinrerlhy to aiM!iMt I frou. a m&n catling hlmseif a great I nUn." Thecvusu, ai taken by Su-I Su-I perinteudeut Porter, wa a crime against tho Republic. I- was a wrong pcrji'trated by the Superintendent, Superin-tendent, aud he knew it atiJ hi: heelers knew it. Covert (N. Y.) argued iu supjeirt of an amendment providing a re-i re-i count of New York aud rookl u land additinuil represeutailon for 1 tlie Suite -heuM the recount show 'an Increase of 1CO,000 ever tlie Federal census. Llnd (Minn.)'uprled McRtes amer.dmtut to the Apiortlnnment ' bill. He thought ilshoul 1 lesAtHfac- . torv and Just to ti e country. 11 . corjcvclrl en both sUe3 that there wasatlifllculty In nard to the ceii- sus in New York City. In order to ap- ase the fevliug of New York) con- sldcrii)g!tsUrxe,'fract"'JU,,itwoUld I bo but tuitandjtisttogive that State all additional p preventative. Tl e rame wastruuof Arkau-asand MIn ut&U,and thiA bill, whlli it m!j:hi lit the lh"r of thi' Comuiittee.did a.l iuju'tlce to those States. Riiggs (Cal.) coniplalutd UiatSau Franci'tohad not had a fair ecu mriatlon. net occ enumerator there being a Democrat. 1 Peel (Ark.) dtcitred that Arkansas Arkan-sas bid lost 100,000 by the count. I D.mcell, iu closing Ihedebitr, , sjoke arneitly in favor of the bill, and expressed regret at the attsck I made on the Secretiry of th I n-terior n-terior by Spinoli. It had never ;eemed reasounblc to the committee thai New York should be granted a special privilege. No oilier city hail , come here uNre-gardlng the law, and i he regretted that the enerable I gentleman from New York should let fail from his li s an attack upon an ollki.il cf the Gjvernmtnt, lo which the latter could net reply. Thu hour of 3 o'clock having nr-rheo, nr-rheo, Dunne demanded the previous pre-vious question, lilout ((ia.) interjected inter-jected a notion to adjourn, aud durinc the progress of Uiu vole the democratic members took their hat and overcoats and left tho hall, shuwing adirpneltlon to break the quorum on the Cext vote. The motion to adjourn was lost yea, IIS, nays 145. At the suggestion of RiiHint((;j.) it was agreed that after the two hours' debate tomorrow, the previous pre-vious question should bo considered as ordered, and the Hous adjourned. adjourn-ed. SENATE. iVAMiKbTUX, Det. 10 Pending further debate, the Senate prpceed-ed prpceed-ed to consideration of the Llection hill, and Morgan ccneludtd his speech against it. lhediscufslou was then tetncorjrlly suspended and Pugh gau notice of an amendment nqulriag that de,dty rnarshalsctc, be of good niorj' character and able to read and write. Blair presented tictitlou from labororganlzatioBSpraj'iugCougrfis to set a-lde conIderallou of the Election bill so that labor legislation might be acted upon. Hoar cbiecleu snd Kenna then addnsed the Senate In opposition to the Election bill. Dalph took the floor, but scon yielded on a motion to adjourn. Tlie llrason IVtia . Chicago, Dec. le In an interview inter-view today regarding tlie railroad meeting In New York je-lerdav. President Blacketone, of the Chicago Chi-cago & Alton, sold be thought such a meeting at this time inexped.ent. The Farmers' Alliances, which are so powerful in State legislatures, are not likely to view with equanimity equa-nimity the formation of an association associa-tion backed by E? iern capitalists which they look upon as inimical to their luterrsLs. For this and other reasons tlie .rsltnn did not send a represeiitativn to the conference. |