Show telegraphic NEWS chandlers chandless Chand lers florida R resolution passes the senate mm 11 I 1 DEBATE Raf rattling grafflin flin C Speet speeches bea in the house faw in ing the different cities OrE OF TIIE THE FRIE V description of silcott Si leott the lh Avont ler numer oui oi othar er maragini Mara gerv THE SMITE washington feb 20 after routine business busness the benato took up chand era ers resolution calling on the adorney at orney general for info informs in tion VOU a ai i to the at quinsy I 1 aimy aim y fla it united states deputy AiB rahal saunders ilera pasto ilia 0 o resumed liia life remarks in ili regard to the tile resolution lie rent vent to 0 o the tile clerks desk arid and had read vanona various documents n newspaper per articles and the proceedings le yalta of t the public meeting denunciatory of the conduit and clur chi acter of the united states cow court and its officers in ilia northern nort heru distri t of florida these representations he ie eaid said might tend to throw some light on tile causes canses li it ailing up ta to tile 1 bail I arita at in ili conclusion pasco offered an amendment dire ting the athorne At torne gene ral to inform the benale aeo wen whether hether any efforts had been made by the depal ment of jus tico to correct the acts of he the officers of tile court chih resulted in partisan curf julifs s made up mainly fram from one political par y alao also directing Jirec ting the at attorney torney general to inform th the senate bother bather be had any information of an official letter m ritten by Sla rahal mizell directing the names of true and tried republicans lor for aurora etc hawley said the remarks of the senator sentor a from florida ani an the tile amend amendment met seemed a premature for th the e murder it was evident that the tile amendment wai intended to mitigate the ju figment of the mind on a crime which even a D lit cratic paper in floida stigmatized aa as brutal infamous and cw cowardly ardly tile senator has represented saunders as not liev ins ing been always a good man and a fair inference from his ilia remarks woul I 1 be that there would not be much objection to saunders being killed if it could only have aten done in a less objectionable way lie ile wished tile senator to understand distinctly that bis his speech waa wait regarded by tile republican mentors sen B tors aa as an attempt to mike mke a port of left handed apology for the murder and tu to evade the investigation said he tie made no excuse for anybody aad and bad had expressly declined to discuss tile question bueb aioo call con condemned downed the killing of launders but declared lucre were fewer murders in florida in the last ten years than there were in connecticut or new hampshire or even in the national capital lie ile alluded to the outrages committed by federal officers in florida and de declared it was as such acts which had led desperate m misjudged is judged men to resort to lawless actie to protect themselves he ile declared the senator from new hampshire chandler responsible for murders in florila and the destruction of the happiness of households abet e by emissaries of his life spite chandler said many indictments bad been I 1 found in florida tor for election frauds and attempts abern pis bad had been made to arrest and try 0 offenders enders fr the democrats of flor florida ida as a body in the section of the state W where here these election arop frauds di wet e corn cam mitel were engaged in the defence of thone those criminals by killing wit nesses anaf and dp d deputy p u t y marshals and there was in that s section of the slat absolute re llyon ag Airet and dallance of tile lawa iowa of the united states chandler said it wai was the duty of the governor of florida and of the senators from florida to take sufficient interest in the assassination of a deputy united states mar marshal elial and a witness before the united states court to secure it possible the lie arrest and pun punishment I 1 aliment of the criminal but he lie as said d the governor of florida aud and th the a senators from florida are e imaged in very different business what are they verbyd doing they are here trying to prevent the confirmation of the tile judge the district attorney aud and the tile marshal whose business it is to R A nish election frauds in the state of I 1 florda 1 ada rda if they can do GO so by lawful me means call moved to refer the resolution solution rp to the judiciary committee eted on motion of chandler pasas amendment wag was laid on the table and the res resolution clation calling on the attorney general for information regarding the assassination of sounders saunders was agreed eed to without division divi eion the I 1 house louse am amendments end ments to tha the senate an bill for the time and anti place for ho holbink liling the terms of the united states district court in south dakota were concurred in the educational bill was then taken up and blair proceeded with ith hie his argument in support of it at the close of beairs blairs IS speech faulkner obtained the floor and the senate adjourned THE dolse ROM feb 20 by spec special ial order today to day was bet set apart by oy the tile house for the tile debate on the lie report of the worlds fair commett Com mitt the tile galleries were well tilled filled with spectators the usually ustia lly preliminary routine of business was transacted with show of impatience A trudi the tile president was wa a read relative to the sisseton Bis Sis and wahpeton indian agreement 31 morrill orrill of kansas presented a conference f ren re report t t on tile senate bill to increase u ere aea tr the pens ons ns of hel helpless pleis soldier soldiers the agreement in makes akes the tile proposed increase take effect from the date of the passage of the bill or the tile leem issue of a burgeons surgeons certificate corti licate murrill explained that the all n evolved he the expenditure of or r 4 50 for this year ad adopted adopt I 1 td it C candler L mass explained how the tima time of tie I 1 debate on the tile worlds fair bills was to be divided one hour to the tile chairman himself and cne one hour to aich of the tile four cities catle tomorrow to morrow the tile opponents of any bill ceru to have one otie itar b jur and the remainder of the day was to be divided between n of the four cities mill texas demanded half hall of the time in fit behalf of opponents of the bills candler offered to give the opposition two houra hours but milla did not think thin this a fair division I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 1 I 1 tet feti the tile speaker eid said the question wag as t two wo told fold ferrit aa as to whether the tan fair P should hould be held acl l second at what aliat liat point tte the chair thought the debate sheild sho alj be 0 to o arranged aa asi to give tile fullest information armat ion jo to the howe iio ico upon any I 1 point it desi desired d ao have explained candll then rook took tile floor and opened lie debate lie proceeded iu ili an impartial way to explain the prova i jim of the two billi bills oneas one was intended for u ire ue e in case cue the tile fair ell should anid go to new york ork chicago or bt LOUIA louis ai at d i provided tor for an spit oi nation hy by the government of a mil million I 1 ion ami arid a half dollars to make ita its own exhibit tile lie oilier was as drawn dramn for washington it held her hora the money would be rais bawd d by the tile dit district brict government by ot bonds flower of new york fi on behalf of new yolk and arld lift was ads followed by mooar of new iiama shire covert cumin beitra y add anti quinn quin all of new now york in in fay favor 0 r of new yok 0 ik hitt then opened tila debate for chic chicago a go t and was followed by adami of I 1 illinois if n ost aleo also for chicago THE DEBATE flower b believe 4 kievel 1 the election selection of new now york meant the greatest possible of the undertaking new york would assume the financial responsibility and make the lair fair a a success A bite site was ready I 1 far r use containing onta ining acres no other city I 1 had a d met this question of site aul holved 11 v 1 it new york is is the half dav at bin io 10 i het bet eon een the gre der part of country and arid the world tile am Ain rican manufacturer and ali the agn agri cul would hive gre greater ter incentive toa to exhibit his ills wares ware s andar and pro dui dut ti it 11 new york city than any other tov r nf in fit of the fact that he wo would hilti have havo a I 1 truer local as to 10 be ins ills nit tel ted and hy by reubon reason of tile fort fai t rr er tiet that his goods would bo thrown int compan on with file wares and products in the tile greit great corn nevial ne vial exchange of the file continent artt with a guaranty on lie the pa i at t of new york of the pecuniary eik enc tea esit of tile fair with its dense population many points of it ainold accommodations for visitors and tao beautiful site new ark was hotter prepared thal than any other ol 01 her city 1 I ie asked if the house was prepared tj to vote from the treasury five or ten mi lion dollars j for the tile local location ion of the fair at chicago st louis or when it coul could 1 locate in in ne v yo yik k without any appropriation exact except pt fur hr the government exhibits in co n lusi luann malo flower d that b h li it 1 I just received a telegram tele giam to tho effect that go hill had balsi grel I the pair fair bel mr nir hitt paid chino surpassed any other place in tac fac title 3 of travel and lie tile ability to care tor for the people tito hotels N ere on an enor enormous mois scale and had never been overt overtaxed a red the city was accessible to the mining regions of pennsylvania and the great agricultural belts of if tha a commerce was carried on on there on the grandest Kraii lest ecale scale by land and water Chi cagos tonnage was second in size amon g american cities rhe the site at chicago was all ready tha land vas a level and no prepra ilon wits red it would le leavo a art arta at emp empty v space in the treasury alter after new hail blasted away t bough nough rocks to anord afford agite a cite plated alai ed inthe in the interior the fair I 1 air would mould be visited by many more people than if placed at a the tide water tha the people of chiago were unanimous they atre w ere not bickering among themselves what proportion 0 portion of the attendance at the K fair ir would be composed of foreign visitors Perhaps ona one in fifty tho nand at most ile 1 ie expected ex pec ted fifteen millions of americans americana to attend the fair would it lie ile proper to require aire seven millions of poor to tr rivel vol to the extreme edge of the country ai is they would have ave to do if th the fair should be held iteld at new york ork I 1 adams of illino illinois s said the peole peo le of Chi chicag ag workingmen kingmen business ba men and anti cap tal jallits ta lists lits all agreed in asking king congram Con grens to allow the great ce celebration le bration of 1892 to be told in their cily fly they werd wera d to meet c the he tha world knew know they have a habit of suc ce cading aing in what they undertake GI I 1 icaco had may ma y advantages art i adages as am a location for the chicago could guarantee gui rantee tile finable al euthea of the he undertaking they I 1 ad a 1 rai rai cd ed five million dollars by volon tag subscription and were to ralee five more by alie issue of another guarantee has was that tha the subscription fund while it cime giai mainly n ly from chicago came also from the out e nearly every elate state in ill the union was represented SI BE creary Ore itry ke lucky tacky earnestly argued in favor of u I 1 igo saying paying the tile three greatest t national ever bet hell in in this country bad had been held in in ahe he last east and that it nai was n naw the tura turn of the west he ill urged that the far should not ba held on the lim rim of ot the country but in the interior cutcheon Cat theon michigan spoke warmly in favor of chicago which he faid was the moet most marvellous marcellous marv ellous city the world had ev ear r lo locked ked upon taylor illino 8 said hare there waa was a great country in the west of which in new york knew little and E he a desired the fair in tha west to educate the people of new now york lie concluded by telling of alie wealth of the country surrounding chicago and aud the tile patronage which cot could id ba elnet exi eli net ted to be bestowed bestow ed upon the fair ald 5 d there parkins perkins kansa eaid said Chi chicali csizi waa was the proper place for the fair if thia this was to be a european fair let ui go 0 to london applause if 11 ft it was to be for the benefit of 0 tile patriotic pan otic citizens of thia this country it should go to the great interior citi I 1 the representative tive of tile great in dam t tries of he the country and anti hold there an exposition that would ba an ho honor not to the country lawler of Illin Il linom clim said ho fin held a petition sigred by choti andi of workmen in every city in the union except t x now york asking that the exposition position ba be located nt at chicago lie detailed dirr alvant a I 1 vantages sizes chipmin chipman sli chian elligan fol followed follo lowel wol in ill a gl glowing oll ing tribute t to 0 chicago Chic aeo it alie 0 metropolis of tile well ami and the tile future metropolis of tha whole country coi co prank frank ouri opened the bittle forst for at louis lonis gliemo for the F fair 1 ir he lie paid said wa wai as i to be chosen u biou poll iso bound U u reasons chicago vies with new york in political animus on supplement b ment cd d by y sordid merc mete nary nuts st louis offered aei of location d was mas accessible to the gvette gioi test st number of cit zena zens of the united slat alati eq and the until sooth ra ru ro republics st lou lous s boi hospitality was wai known the world worl d over b lier er till ulimae mate wa wai excelling excel lint a d ilie i lie bi I 1 tha tile world aloe wl cotte 0 tho th r of vita vir tue not a mo tv una ol 01 vice s ITI ouri e extolled pd tha ilia tn linta of the bushue P p men of st louis aloi aej lie hall there bet been HIB able to start and carry on A business buoi that had not an equal just in the tile world the people of st louia louis knew how to hold a fair and anti make it a success stone missouri lis ouri enlarged en ried upon the tile advantages of the geographical position of st louis of the mineral of the surrounding country its cereal products prod acta and its lie great internal commerce I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 ii I 1 breckenridge ee arkansas followed in the pame same line dockery of lUla sour f ia complimentary ternas terms of the tile other competing cities but dismissed new york and anti chicago on account of 0 lockton lo citon and washington fur for inane al at reas n caruth ot of kentucky closed for st louis mccrina Mc Alc Coina Comas of Il maryland aryland was for an exposition wherever it wah was to ba be to held eld but it was historically fit fi ting that the exposition should t be te e held here in wat ai hington in the district beiring bearing be iring the minme of the dis roveter of ha the continent nt he ile appt al d to th friends of chicago new york and st loil to come together in in peace here on national ground lee I 1 ee virginia coleman Ioui sarn compton Co and stockbridge maryland Is ryland aldo also ap pp ccoke oke in eivor of Wail washington hington and then the house ada burned until tomorrow to morrow the prop d night being aban abandoned donel 1 C waw harrison ll arnson it opta open to the rubi c feb 20 the formal dedication of the carnegie free library libri iry at allegheny took puce tins evening and tile institution wad was debird declared open by bv 1 president resident harrison r abe e ee elegant ant mime hall |