Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 4, 1893, Page 1

i TWENTY-SECOND YEAR. THEIR 0 Twenty-third General Assembly Moves Off Almost on Schedule Time, able hit while offe would call a pal hehad | of boys, who ar grace with ched the throne of divine an carnest supplication for a blessin the deliberations that none of the seats be come vacant during the sickness or death absent Taylor filled and reverend selgnors rais INDEPENDENTS ORGANIZE THE redtion and aln Democrats They Elect ent Speaker, Combined with the Gaffin to Be Per S0 many young girls » and raiment tuted over the me KRUSE SEATED FROM KNOX COUNTY t disgraceful Norton Custed by Vote of the Combine with Little Ceremony. systems that s reputation to hold a place in the is a movement on foot in senate to do away SOLIDLY DEADLOCKED IN THE SENATE | rood sense of the members of Efforts to Organize the Upper House Are 8o Far Withoat Avail ars ago will not again be enac Norden's Chase of Van Ca DRAMATIC SCENE IN THE SUPREME COURT One of the much wanted m house this afternoon w man who so diligently prosecuted for the missing county clerk of Knoxwounty earth and compelled Justice Maxwell and Justice 1 finally ran him to County Dec In the eyes of old man was a her the manner in which it suceess excited nothing but s of the indignant democrats and inde- . but his persis TaxcorN, Neb. 10 Tur Bre. | characterized b, the organization of the house this afternoon but, as predicted by T deadlocked organization not yet been off the certainties of the m lock will be broken, tisfied with the turn affairs have s 4 prominent democrat said this Pelling of his experi Norden said this morning. the senate and that ofivial at first claimed that he was not rrow that the after a drive of twen in the morning. supreme court was considerable delay independents 1 of the house that to think that consulting an who has lent the scheme to delay the issuance of the as possible » summoned to assist vassing the vote Delayed AllL They One of them lived at Broomfield, over forty cranky tonight that theve is no living This lion and right when work of can ways, but it is about time for the lamb to take in the lon.” situation is that the de ble o get the concessions that y desire in the organization of the senate. miles in another were placed the hands of the for service and then a long wait en- Norden persisted and finally he ently on very good foundation that the stock having another This time the the work of i Attorney Fox got i his hand \lengthy speech to the board, as to ex for them to go ubout the duty they had been called wpon to por ced permission to draw up a legal document, and after delaying until he had laboriously and with no incon- i fort prepared ntirely foreign to the work in_ hand, i the responsibility ir own way. e the combine that was sosuccessfully «d through the house, and this same interest is supposed to be deadlocking Just what their purpose is has not ascertained, though the gen been definit _\m-d~. l'ulks have been more corporations and their contingent has taken a very ssive hand in the proceedings up to the present time. q democratic deley Dougelus county will be seated, and it is known of doing the work in th Came Back Flylog. contemplation, making some ugly 1if this high-hdnded pro- K this morning. publicans ar to what will hap cedure is carr Matt Daugherty in waiting with an special carand a track cle spendents. will ) all trains 16 D ) the passage of a sadical stock yards regulation bill, 1” \I.A\ entered d in but little more than an I'he regular train was then wother special stood 1 and the then precious cc ity of republican deal to do with the failure of that element to vods had a gres The track had a few minutes de Successfully get t Democrats in Trouble, suburbs, no stons were made until Lincoln and the certificate was handed to the proper was reached a democratic relations betwe . Norden's work was after all in vain MeKeighan few minutes te Both of them sure thing, so they claim, and have a dead But he got the certificat pendents ever have g and determin cally ofticial they find the venerable bailiff of the Nebraska supreme court a man with ex- perience that will stand them in good stead. indevendents (ualms of conscience tonight for eed of o man n to run to after o ‘Washington they had in ¢ braska legisl apturing a-majority of the Ne- Bryan visited confided his MekKeighan friends around Lincoln and hugs the 1 rotundu with much pertinacity In speaking of Bryan's boom, a well known information esented by Norton Kuox county official is pr when hie sent the teleg oy .lnl of (In fact that a special un b wag doubilces the consummation of all y i \mvlvr certain circumstances, state m-! come in i Too Utterly Lovely. rotunda was the scenc ist this_eveni Shortly after 8 o'clock Representatives Por of i very in ators drawn organization houses of the legislature, that » was filled with two classes of called from their rooms the presence Porter was handsome. gold-} wn making the stately edifl Congressman Br resentation other class included the tfusand and move applicants for pl | friends and disappointed ces of honor and profit, and | their enemies of L i motley-wore on the floor tod rim that ther in i man's beiy compliment for his y and said he was here was nothing criminal house today dea that the needed as confidential ad s might be ey nicely and Con Ythan took tne be similar ornament patted the deme ud they had ressmun MoK and asserted who had the vote their convictions partisinship, for some vigorous com- ht on the Hoorand when 1ie 10se to vespond n.»nm. hed iuto a disser tation on the one pulled his coat t all, and he sat down crowd wanto manhood t Me. Caspor ¢ the senate aud hou! wendation for his fig disappointed applicants will flud themselves fuce necessity of cleaning cuspidores or ny of them have giver their temporazy quarters at the hotels have commencod taking their my counters and sleeping at night on the fortable settee ers and Poynter kies, and declaring that th sanship had been broken 8 + example set and indenendents would of the republi of the hotels Already in Bad Shay The plight of these placelunte ridiculous if it were not pathetic. ty of them have either by the thou they have do lief that re: for the asking selves fortunute if at the end able Lo find fricnds with thew passes to their ywed by so wrand good worl they was in plain sight now were loud calls for been deceived promises of friends or dervoort but ot show up, and Cas 1 headed for the ¢ merative pl o ] e e (3o g 2o COMBINATION COMBINED, Independents and Do Lower House, Ms Organize the It lacked but a few seconds of high noon when S 5 place at the sp sound of the gravel rang through the hall of represcutatives for the first time during the Twenty-thivd general assembly their places and the gal- lobby were crowded almost to And among the hundreds of men who are anxious to serve their state, for a co tion, there axg o half score or more g men of the cloth who are none the less for the position of chaplains becius profession, which teaches them not their minds on earthly things. And speaking of the clergy, C Gearbart wade what the irreverent gallerics llu spec! :tators encroached on the space set DAY MORN OMAMA, WEDNE | apart for the legislators and the small army secking appointments as pages, pre-emptied all other available space and the overflow squeezed under the y tables, and toward the brains and disposition | of the correspondents. The secrctary of state said that by the power in him vested by the legislature of the state of Nebraska he called the house of ropresentatives to order apd immediatel d Elder Howe tooffer prayer. The vener »divine stepped forward. e members rose totheir feet and this brief but fervent suppli cation ascended to the throne of grace | maker and raler and the supporter of this world: we upon us in 1 ome to Thee askine Thy blessing ypening of th Tature, and asking especinlly that Th cive it W lom in all fts deliberations and the counsel that cometh from above, thit is first pure then peaceable and filled with good fruits May the Taws that shall beenacted by this les istature Do for (e good of 1he whole state yeaehing every fanily and every Institution i 1L and elevats e peopl of the state We pray Thy blessing upon us for the fature a5 1UHas been in the past, Thou hast glven to us cloth and bread, and_ sheler, and warmth, Thou hast optned Thy hand and | supplicd the desire of every Hving thing Sl eontinue Thy goodness, euide s in the way of truth as a state, and bring us at lnst to everlasting life, through Jesus Christ, our | Lord, Amen Called Norton's Name. | The presiding oMeer stated that he would | all the roll of those who had certificates of election entitling them toseats upon the | s | floor of the house, and asked Rev. L. P. Lud | den to assist him. Mr. Ludden took a roll prepared by the sceretary and began the eall, while the opposition that had been an ticipated did not develop. It was not de. | layed, however, for the combined forees of opposition were in waiting for the veader t veach the name of the contesting membe | from the Twentieth representative district When the elerk spoke of Norton, Porter of | Merrick demanded to know by what authot ity thatname had been placed on the list | He said that the secretary of state had assured him that it would be called at this time and asked why he had put it there Secretary Alien replied thit ho had made up the list from the certificates sent in by the various county elerks and that the name of Norton had been placed there instead of that of Kruse in accordance with a writ of the supreme eourt of the state, Ratsed the Question Quickly. ‘T demand to kno said Porter, ‘“by what authority the supreme court decides who are members of this house, and we pro pose to find out befc e go any further by | 4 what authority that body assumes to decide | who a itled to seats here. We want 1o understand this that we may vote lezally, 1 demand that the name of Norton be stricken from the list, or that the 1 Kruse be added to it We ask uoth fair deal ingz, but we propose to hay . Watson wanted the gentleman from Mer- vick to und 1 that the secrctary had acted in accordance with the rulinz of tl and that if any information was d sired as how that court had arvived at its | conclusion, the clerks of that court were Proper persons to give that information | Casper of Butler took up the democratic end of the fight, and said that they | knew where the seeretary ot the authority, but that they objected to the supreme court vedistricting the state to suit _its own con- | venicnce, He insisted that the secretary and the court w aking an unfair ad- vantage for partisan purposes. Porter again took the floor, and suid “We recognize the supreme court us the | | highest tribunal in the state, but if itover- | steps the bounds of propriety and tramples our rights under foot we idly by and sub o | left.” | not bound to sit it to it. We may be su k- Dut we still have alittle herse sense Arguing the Matter, Watson called his attention to the fact that the supreme court had done nothing [ more than the district court hiad done in_the Clay county cases, and Elder at_once arose to explain the difference in the legal aspect | | of the two cases. The secretary read a section of the ruling of the supremé court in the matter, and said | that he had based his action on that clause, | [ declaring that the certificate had been | | wrongfully issucd to Kruse, and was there- fore null and void Porter insiste grounds to sus! | tar that this was not sufiicient n the action of the secre- | id declared that the independents | pend the time until doomsday i pocessary in order to i ustice | Casper shid that they recognized the cute ness of the little trick and appreciated it | but they did not propose to allow any su- | | premé court or any other body to prac any He proposed to make a fai statement of the silaa- tion. and said that the people | of Boyd county had paid their tukes i Holt county. and nothing was heard of the propo. | sition” to_annex it to Knox county until it | wus found necessary to defeat an independ- ent candidate for the legislatur Melesson called Casper down, and asked | him a few questions regarding the action of the candidates on the tickets as to the in- tention of counting the vote of Boyd county. The house was uo nearer a solution of the question than it was at the start, and the secretary ordered the clerk to proceed. Por- ter protested, but without avail. Porter Pressing is Claims. As the clerk continued to call the name: Porter lifted his voice several feet, and d elared that he appealed from the decision The ary declined to recognize the ap, and Porter vehemently insisted that | the chair entertained it, he would put motionhimself, but before doiug so od whether the elair would give them satisfaction on the matter as soon as the roll call was completed, and before the house proceeded to the temporary organization. lie secretary said he would stand by the voll as long us he was presiding ofticer. The clerk kept on with the call and Por put the appesl from the decision of the chair | and declared it sustained. It did not s the call, however, and Portor then told the independents not to answer to their nam ome_of them heeded his adyice, but it did affect the proceedings, aud when the call completed o demand was made for o ification of the ¢ ler to get on these names. 1t was stated that all could | vote on the organization whether they had proviously arvanged or not and the selcetion of a temporary speaker was declared to be in order. ‘or Temporary | Watson named Church Howe of ha, | and Porter immediately renewed his motion | to strike the name of Norton from the list | . That precipitated trouble son of Fillmore declared t dents proposed to have their rights, in spite of the supreme court or any other body, and they did not want the organizztion of the e stolen from the hunds of the people by r methods. They would not lose unless the other fellows had” the necessary votes, and wanted it understood that no other means be allowed to come in Watson said that the republ simply decided to sustain the supreme court until the proper time came for the house to pass upon the matter under its temporary organization, and insisted that it was the | | other side that was moving uafairly. He | | did not think it vight for the opposition to | pack the house and applaud to the echo. profane denunciations of the supreme court { The republicans reproscutod the law aud, order part of the house, and they proposed to” | let the house settle the question fairly Casper then asked as a favor that the voll | | be called on the ction of temporary | speaker in order to have a fair expression and avoid confusion, and the request was granted. The independents saw that they we feated on the fivst point raised, and confiden in their strength submitted o' the vefusal of | a verification of the original call. They pre- sented the name of Sheridan of Red Wi and the call was ordered. It resuited 400 tavor of Sheridan, who voted for him. self, Howe not voting. Barry of Greely and Watson of Otoe were appointed a committee t the temporary speaker-clect to the | He said he would try to be fair aud | thanked the house for the honor conferred | | | | | 1 Named Clerk and Committe 1, and Dob- the' indepen e ans had How to | Brie Johuson ws amed for temporar ‘ clerk, and wheu Howe moved his clection | acelamation it was quietly carried The chair was instructed to appoint a committee of five on credeutials and | JANUARY NAl‘MIH' RESUBMISSION | from his pocket. Thismbtion called forth derisive shout from both fior and gallery Sheridan proceeded to read the list as soon was restored smmitted was of Greeley, Watson of Otoe RRichardson of his ofMce. fo be fair and | the judgment of tho court as given lust Fri able in every ruling and protect iber of each \ LOOKS LIKE 3 also of this city.e stated urt that Mr. N short notice of neys an the ot ification of the dec the matter be d He said that the speaker was helpless of the attor: » for the mod Legislature of S the High Lic Dakota Organized by s0 Element, making this a profitable to every was then Eote port of the committe lared urthil 8 o'clo Got Two Reports, nding the re itinls & recess could arrive. Unanimons on Porter moved the elect as permanent chief o Maxwell's Judgment. GOVERNOR MELLETTE'S FINAL MESSAGE s Maxwell str. members we nd it wasene Howe demurred on the not be done quired the vote of every record in that matter Porter rejoired t ally moved the ¢ Howe seconded it ound that it could as the constitution re essary to call the show the presence of the ree had been wyitte erests of the State in Botter up as reported in T The only contest was in the cas 1l the committee reported he had finally the Oceasion, ustified by pu was signed by fourof the members and Wat son stood behind the majority report purported to review the case and wound up by peSh i an i courts of Justive and free instituti was declarved clected That was as much happiness as the erats and independents wa and flushed with victory the republicans in carrying 4 motion Journ to tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock iber of the hous: at noon today Chief 10 court admine Mee 1o the coming mems dustice Bennoett of justice was speaking justices wer ordinary interest in his v first opport istered the cath of was the certificatothat was ori lerk of Knox ¢ court had no authority 1ly issued which the sene ginally issued ate and newly ehosen oficers filed Norval suges inclined to think that the de was the very one which would 3 low the judg J to mix up in Mellette, the », delivered a his administration and of the department He said that made in the coll rigid examination into the affairs of the rail- roads of the state ganization of the divisions have been operated at a loss The common schools still suffer from lack retiving ex- address, covering, yuse itself was the sole judge. The report of the ninority recited that the supreme court had grdered a sued to the DEADLOCKED IN THE SENATE, court as expressed cting Tts No responded with considerable warmth T would do 1 ontemplate Boyd county and that the deal of the matter Kruse had be fon of revenues n anmulled by th How They Saved As soon as Casper finished r The hands of Hu-l president's Same Power. and a deeree upon matters not contained in | the pleadings would liko to that sinee the or- ding the two who is responsible for Majors took his seat and called the s Then he said: The hour fixed by the constitution having o, the senate will come to order. Chaplain Gearhar of Divine Providence upon the liberations, the senators standing it was not a fact that he had read as vo » had not been ‘nee of the committee, Casper admitted that such was d said that it was the wajority of wn up or read in This aroused Justice tion of an interested lisf nactive participant from the posi- | | mends the abolition of the ! report of the | tion show that the educations i satisfactory agricultural college’ had eny in the unwonted pro deliberateness said to the chief justice “Tbeg your pardon, the dee of the court s saying that nts of eduea- institutions being drawn up whi deliberating opening de- s was based tson then demanded to know whether tion was instituted by the com touching the ca Casper again ad- be understood contemplated no cancellation of the ce cate that had been issued enator Darner nominated Pivtle penitentiary | the best managed institutions of the kind in "he development mitted that such was not that the memb just what it v 1ot think that thel placed in nomination Senator Mattes of Otoe service for Frank R ) t were taken, the division o the grea committee “knew of the great formed the same then went on to explain that judgment being an nembers of the immediately nounced and when the other court left the drew from the court which had b train in order that h o WS any ust over the whole mattor for nothing, took up the question of the islature to see mty were not lose” fiow wonders and pos- There are now ninety-nine deep L in the state. being upon s Watson then duty of the ple of Boyd and moved t1 wells in operati om and toc that the peo disfranchised, adoption of minority repovt. smended by moving the adoption of jority report. the phase of the Dby the supreme _court, and s the intention | Morrissey five, AS to the State Mining Inter. wight redch his home Then the party who prepared came before the en prepared, and asked for in to the cortifi 1o expedite moving that the licutenant gov int a temporary secretary thought it could not be done. y and declared or vote was taken with izth of the thy ne interests s state during the last structions in vegard Soldicrs' home has been man- commendable 1500, and up to 155 inmates, sm epidemics. as touchied upon that if it wi | members to its decisions, the relative stre and then, on motion of Mattes ¢ | onded by North of Platt recess until 3 o'clock. 1 him that the judizme contemplated the cancellation as well go out of ‘The state has been very free fi t understood,” “that l take unon mys: Just the Snme After Rec T O o L e d o1 of the refusal of th ke any provision ation of general gov xehanged Some Complime orter insisted that there - than the supreme court the state under sed o be operating “Who interprets the legis| the supreme court?™ “\Where it is cess from noon unt ken with the idea andidates for 3o'clock had lature to m; it of the stat of the work of the S upoi the judgment of v that the judgment of the court was just was something nd that was themselves, sian Pamine 1 h adjournment was in vain, for Mound Sensation. 50,000 pounds of flour ‘I|Nl two cars of corn. No more sensation:l words had ever upon the bench of th X st time in th governor called demanded I * being p nh.n.m ary of recommer < and announced another preme court ¥ i tory of the court * was the reply, * for tempora fore adjournment. cn independents still sticking to their b Senutor North of Platte county wanted to lnow by what authority the licutenant gov- gentlemen present as the chief justic wdinz members of rooluess of the assoc was in great contrast to the evident angs w intensely Uy asserti republicans, | "Phe house ovganized electin son of Aberdeen, speaker, and J Salem, chief clerk. It was then stated that favor of setiing out both Kru until the question Watson would nat ry Resabmussion, was finally alluded to the fiantly that the juc Cooper wiis the eandida | vesubmissionists and won easi forced them to espouse ‘the « man from the very start, regardless of als of the cuse. 110 nowssettle it for the time . but - Watson in- ot justor right to attempt a member out of the pl he had been duly elected, just opposition hiad power to do so “You cracked not know ofticially assumed that the gentlemen the desks held certificates. Moore of Lanc: that the sena | to their senato X the appointmentof a committee u fals and remarked “Let us b act as one,” but tain gentlemen vre: it out on their own ion and they had enough 1w of the vener: sitting behind Controlling himself wi Justice said to Judge Post on hi “Lam glad to know responsibility.” Judge Post’s turn to vigor of mwanner distinctly former coolness, i m'l,llll) thi\'f sionists feel very confident of winuing as ster agreed with theothers as yet no official title He moved for being in the wa, sisted that it wa you assime the ix to fifteen in Tho Cxciting qu appointment naimed Kelly of Mintohuh o rules of thie house, itenant Governor Herris 8 for the senate, Horner of Hughe Burt of Huron i No'further nd | fora day or two, but it is generally belioved Dollard of Bon Homme will be chair. to us this morning when you |m.mmm zo on us," retorted Casper. never had the bulge on twho proposed to fight 3 responsibility that properly rested upon e in holding myself responsible for the matters that are ned in that i chief justice] if you ar Brockway of 1d Crawford of aken advantage of it.” Casper moved the previ ing as u reason for so doi linz would othe until 6 o'clocks and it would do no good. f one mind on that point, and the vote wis orde amendment which was the minority report They were led by Dysart of Nuckolls, s motion for i committee the table, but at i the motion | motton might be dis- us question, moved to la edentials on quest of Tefft order that the origi of the opinion you are the fist 1 that clarge 3 cts to this court and T wish stood by all the ovis contimi that has even plac 1 submit these it to be unde bar here present in ord no misunderstanding in Perhups what 1 have said is sufficient.” of Brow on i bers of the ‘ R own over the appointe 1 Duty Bound to Organize, Tefft differe adoption of the s0 far kept his counsel well. ad that he has che | commissioners, John Brennan of Rapid City, nle Conklin of Clarke It is geners ad Seated Kruse, was defeated, the democrats and inde pendents votin, clected 1o 4 probubly Joo Rt spublican stato Titus Corkhilliof Deadwood, pre- ve_turned down, srravilie will bea Corlehill is unpopular and. weak i republicanism. comwissioner and mi is conceded to the Black Hills, of Sully county is lik ce looked as if he was about t, but he thou t, in which he control his feclings. below and suid v 51 yotes, the republicans er KKruse’ nor Norton vot- better of it and afte made a visible effort believed that it v ent to keep the duty of on voting for the tary until o mine inspector, and Jack Gray of T » had been ele ysart made a personal ex )y He believed that this session ganized s previous scssi old rules should moved that the motion off man from Lan A division w eport. was adopted by the would call the eis and” Kruse was formally declared is reputed to b did not know until he re A motion to 1journ until morning w a vote of 5 to 40, ui tion of names for declared to be in orddr. £ Oakley of Lancaster n and Barry named ( . therefore he 2 by the gentle- caster should lie on the s called for and v a vote of 15 to 11, The balloting for A sumed and the results showed by courtesy were all of the 1y to be privato ‘This evening occured the grand s of the Locke hotel avations were made for 1 the history of the med Jensen of Fill- fiin’ of Saunders. then Jensen se- the proper and he had supposed that the He had left as the deci cured the floor to suggest i do would be to have the members the house procecded any appointment of i | prominent porsons in all | The city is crowe | opened with a reception to 'tho stito oficers, ited orchestra furnished the end of it ris of the state. ng of the decision thought it had a tendency to 4 crats and independents together, and w fact just what they wanted, as it was giving them a reason to advance for their conc 15 the politi- same opinion still. \tor Pope attempted xities of the situ ) the lieutenant governor be designat sworn in before ve the demo- iittee of thre s of the supreme court to inform him that the members of the house were 1 Pierre’s celeh ‘er been seen ching this has ies state ofticers o legislature and their were present A1 parts of the eling and Miss ( amined but this did not suit the | in the state. moved that tor from Nuc the motion of the Saline county statesman be “Oh, John, we rtér insisted ha did need it. Howe retorted that he was g the gentleman fre the gentle- The motion prevailed and another ballot No change in the two more ballots w 1 tosee that ould recognize | toTue Bee.]-The independent ¢ the Louse held another caucns at the Lindell this evening to arrange | am for tomorrow. was somewhat prot understanding prevailed all the way throug “The only matter decided upon definitely w that nothing further should bo As a velief from the | within five minutes of the time that o i i monotony of disagreement the senators went oiticers - from o present, and ancy of the scenes, A special to i fuil regimen addéd much 1o the MINNEAPOLIS, the Tribune from Picrre, 8. D., sa ful poll of the sion question forty-one fo Senate, eighteen against twenty-one for four doubtful | showing, undoubtedly carry. he one who diss wary to Start Sou Senator Moor there was no on the resubmis- the house thirty-five *He is the one whose daring that Kruse's certificato organization Sergeant-at-ir 10 enlighten him, o precedent of beginning ernor was abl that it was a mattey ate must have must be somebody with whom to fil titicates of ssistant and the ¢ and an assistant It was decided that the dem while the packed gyllery legs and shouted, The speaker WILL CONTINUF v IN COLORADO, ndents will sele presumption on the part | While the indey committee on ereden ny certificates had been filed, this absence, Populists and Democrats Will Organize the tials before busis for the )y divided altern reason that As they re-enterdll the hall es s and specta- DeNvER, Colo legislature will conve Colorado state maiden effort the oftice of s evitable motion senator placed it on i | | | i motion to dispense with tors burst out in _the bent but weld known greeting was modestly acknowledged, ing his seat in the under the speaker chief justice asked the speaker to huve the rd as thew names were would have t » the independents t themselves with the as wttempt will be made tomorrow to se inate officers a able to name all the chiefs would have: had to Nuckolls county is mauifested in rezard to the organiziion of the two houses and numerous eaucuses vepublicans, democrats and populists but nothing definite has yet been decide lect any of The sub: matter will be left until turned to 4 more normal condition of mind, The members of both the ) in high feather this evening and some of them scable extent tirely due to thei anization of the i rought up his old motion for the appointment mmittee of five on | credentials members step fory 4 upon discussion the motion to table wis de- ialled and subscribe te the oath wlthough it wis and one afterwards cou the justice, thas the veadily and Dysurt mov Tonight will be given up to the consideration ship of the hous «d some time of the speak the chair cast the deciding in fayor of his own motion Tefft stated that in the appointment of a committee on cre dentials the of the regulal senate journal of s and speaker R. L. Wooten, Jr., & Jis the fayors mented on b members wrote A without apparent on, and the list proved to be very legi- subsequently i is usually the ca phy of 100 individuul ration wis ci ess incapturing ite in the houss publican from Douglus ¢ sm of the senate. s in the lead s availed them selves of the first opportunity to g vs rest that has offered itself since last ourse and he referred Lo the U the popu- is_grouped in different sight by the representutive the ona offered body of Lwo years ago. all had signed the oath ministered to the members in corridors of th but his motion casting the decisive red Without | Wiiom. Goyernar-elgol Waite is oftico-scekin to pay for u hed corporations themselves the the oath pre N promising the state and After further xpressed his belief to compel a legislative elect temporary oficers until it could be d Sketeh of the New Speaker, chiampions of the people The selection of scribed by the constitation, upport the constitution of United States s ot from the T'wen tative district, Winnebago comnt isequently 37 uated at the seventh represen to influence legislation con them smiled oath, while u two years hence ho present logisla 1 have vote for th their action Two more ballots were taken with next United States he vigorous wording of ‘tator declaved that if the members pro up to it they might as v it where they were. High sch nn] journed until 10 o'clock tomo OW Iorning. PENNSYLVANIA'S LEGISLATURE, raising on an extensive min Elected § Disturbed Ttsj0p and Organization. HARRISBURG aunders county, for ten yours where he b and during that time has been | nd Justice Post Huve organization the same names were presented by the same members, Keckley seconding the nomination s called and iaflin 55 and Jensen I ok several times elected axcoLy, Neb., ‘The exciting scenes at the or Ihe veturns of election of members and was & member of iature from that distri people’s independent party, ganlzation; formenly Heo has a special into ganizution of ded in sensational features by the still more exciting events in the supreme court room @ short time be- fore the house was He belongs to the nd since its or sented by Mr, A independents sen was given the support of all the exception voted for Gay which transpived When Crawford | chief clork substituted for the ction of Wilbur P. Higby unent awarded on Satur wis reached the returns certie I).m;.ln Wi called to order this morning looking o & reduction of freight rates sction of an | ker of the Twenty-third Nebr independent | first, and in case it she cannot elect an independent it will de ald develop that we Henderson, Kruse in the contest question of the legality of moved the court | that the decree be wodified 10 coulorm W Usual exprossiohs, ne ssid bhat Lo fully senting James realized the responsibility resting upon the Boyd county 0h Wi the men arewhether T suppert & | Higby's slec | weconded it by pulliug a list ulready prepared ‘ speaker in falthfully performing the dutics republicau or & democrar.” ineffectual attempt was madodo ohet