Hutchinson News (Newspaper) - October 12, 1893, Hutchinson, Kansas vol. October 5*5. THE First Night of the Session in the Continuous SPEAKS TO-DAY He Who Sow Favor Repeal with Flaying Their Constituents The Outcome In or ALL REMNANTS AT HALP FRIDAY b REMNANT SHOES SHOES For Only SHOES SHOES P. MARTIN & CO. One Price Cash House in Mail order department strict aud prompt Oct. 12.-All night Senator Allen held the interrupted by an occasional colloquy or a roll-call which dragged the sleepy senators to their At o o'clock a. m. the day It found Allen still holding the fort in the great against unconditional as he had been when darkness fell from the wings of twelve hours He had broken all previous For twelve hours and forty-five minutes he bad held the floor Mr. Alien seemed almost aB as when he The great seemed not to have affected his physical or mental while the floor about him was and littered with A few belated spectators in the galleries alert and very much occupied the sentinel tower for the while several nes were fast asleep in their Suddenly Turpie of Indiana came into the chamber and sought to make the point of order that Allen was transgressing the rules of the senate in reading newspaper extracts which on the house of This aroused some of his slumbering but who was in the promptly overruled the The senators sank back again to repose and Alleu At a. Wolcott rounded up the senate forty-eight senators answering to their By this day bad blotted out the garish yellow Vice President Stevenson had returned to the chair refreshed by his long The senators read the morning and chatted with a fair degree of and the senate was once more thoroughly The llowers on the desk of Senator Martin of who was to follow Allen remained where they had been placed twelve hours and added a tone of freshness to the reanimated Tke silver men were not as severe as it was thought they would for it was expected they would insist the advocates of repeal should continuously maintain a This they did not and after every roll call the quorum immediately and after an hour elapsed betoro the demand for the presence of the senaters was thus they were enabled to catch considerable sleep during the An effort was made between 0 and o'clock to reach an agreement to take a until 10 The silver said the repeal senators had forced the continuous sessions and they would be obliged to suffer the the silver men would not aid in any effort to take a recess or adjourn until some settlement of the question could be At 7:15 Shoup made the point of Only forty three short of a The quorum had broken down toe the first The thereupon was directed to bring in the and within two minutes the quorum was made intact by the appearance of three Wolcott suddenly sprang to his feet and made the point quorum A majority of the members chosen as Wyoming and Washington were only partially The vice-president rood the rule that the us was com posed of 8r> and 43 was a Wolcott appealed and Halo promptly moved to lay the appeal on the 38 to 5. Peffer and Morgan voted in the The question was disposed of a little after 8 when apparently as fresh and vigorous as continued his At ho saying he yielded to Mr. Martin of Instead of permitting Mr. Martin to go Mr. Voorhees moved to lay the Peffer free coinage amendment to the repeal on the Mr Aldric for the ayes and nays and Mr. Peffer asked permission to explain the The latter privilege was denied and the roll call was proceeded Two fruitless attempts to get a quorum to vote was This was occasioned by a refusal of the silver men to Vilas thereupon made the point of order that when a senator waB present he was compelled to vote unless excused by the Dubois being the first senator on the list who did not he directed his remarks to that The asked Dubois to explain his This he did by saying he considered the amendment too Important to be passed without Peffer had even been denied the privilege of explaining the be did not want to be a party to such a On a excuse the vote resulted 21 ayes to 29 Dubois continued to refuse to vote on the motion to table as did several other silver It is understood the silver men intond to put on the screws all day and insist that a quorum remain in the frequent points of no quorum will be Senators who had not been in the chamber for some hours now begun dropping in and the roll on the motion to table motion was again The vote 33; 17. When the chair announced the had been laid on the Voorhees was He the Peffer amendment was the only one pending except that offered by the finance committee and known as the Wilson there were other amendments which had been proposed by the but not yet been but these would be in order when offered by their He said the finance committee's amendment was how before the senate and asked that Martin be recognized to discuss the At 11) o'clock Martin was given the floor and began his * At frequent intervals he was interrupted by roil calls and by the absence of a Martin attacked the eastern whom he called and He declared if the president during the recent campaign had written such a letter as he recently wrote to Governor of or had tbe Democratic senators in that campaign made such speeches to the as they had made in the senate on ihe financial the Democratic party .in the parlance of the would not been Martin was still speaking this The programme of the silver senators ia to have Teller or Jones follow him and Stewart to follow An incomplete canvass of the senate at 3 o'clock indicated the general opinion that the continuous Bession would last at least through Some senators say they will not remain longer than that There is more or less of this kind of talk on the Republican Senator denounced in unqualified terms the story sent out to a New York paper lost to the effect that Secretary Carlisle and Senator G irman had agreed upon a measure and that it was to be placed in the hands of Voorhees to be put through the He declared that no such measure had been given to him and that the administration is not seeking a Those repeal senator who are known as staunch supporters of the administration assert they arc not prepared even to listen to talk of a and say if the night session experiment does not prove successful they will return to day sessions and prolong them until a reasonable and in the end Force the An attempt is being made by some repeat senators late this afternoon to get Vorhees to change Mb tactics and secure an adjournment of the senate to-night till and continue this line until the is disposed of IT PAYS TO TRADE WITH THE 1 KANSAS LARGEST CASH RETAILERS Silver Senators Will Not Oct. 12.-A report is current at 4 o'clock that the silver Democrats who have acted with the repeal senators in making a quorum will early this evening announce their declarations to no longer course because of the fatuity of attempting to get a If this is done it will placo the responsibility of maintaining a quorum entirely upon the repeal and of course increase the difficulty of continuing the Low Merchandise Prompt in Plain Marl Order for ALL KINDS c OF Remnants REMNANTS Remnants REMNANTS Remnants REMNANTS Remnants REMNANTS lines Not Kavor Oct. 12.-Senator Blackburn visited Secretary Carlisle for the purpose of urging the necessity of a compromise and it is Carlisle expressed the opinion that a vote could be reached and did not promise more than to consider the DOUCLASS AND They Will Meet la Joint Discussion at Next Oct. 12.-{Special.]- Arrangements have been whereby the will hold a political meeting at this place next to be addressed by 3. M. speaker of the rump house of the legislature last On the same day the Republicans will be addressed by L. speaker of the legal Efforts are being made to arrange a joint discussion between the Will Clean Out Kansas Oct. 12.-The Star's special Governor towelling's attention was called this morning to Chief of Police statement that the governor's recent order to him about gambling in Kan sas related only to pol ley The governor said bo meant business in his order to and that if the machinery which the statutes gives him as gov ernor of the state can do be will clean out liot only the gamblers of Kansas but all other vicious men who in years past fastened themselves the community and lived by defying and violating the Suspended for Attempting Oct. 12.-Rev. J. G. of thiB was this morning suspended from tbe ministry of the United Presbyterian church by the Monmouth presbytery for practicing The presbytery say his course brought dishonor on the church by vain attempts at marvelous A Street Hallway San Oct. 13.-A big combination of street railways bag just been with a capital of 818, 000,000. The combination controls nearly all the travel In the The Southern company will hold 76 per of the stock of the new Cotton Ft. Oct. 12.-The Manchester cotton mills east of here burned this 8100,000. 50 PER CENT OFF Friday 1 REMNANTS Remnants 1 o Remnants REMNANTS Remnants Remnants Weather Oct. 13.rr-[Forecast till 8 p. m. warmer except in heavy variable Our Mail Order a Big
