WASHINGTON, Jan. 24th, 1916.
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The SENATE was not in session today


The House was occupied till about o'clock
with the Florida Election case. Speeches We're
made by Mr. SrEPHESs of Ga. in favor OF MIR. Ca
BELL. and BY Mr. SEDDoN of Va in favor OF Mr.
BRoCKESBRoUGH.


Mr. SAWYER of Ohio then moved the Previous
Question which was lost by a vote of 6s to %.


Mr DAVIS of KY. then addressed the House in
favor of Mr. CABELL.


Mir GORDON OF n. Y then got the floor, and after
Welding it TO Mr. CABELL for an explanation, moved
the Previous Question. This was carried.


The vote was then taken on vacating the seat now
held bv Mr. CABELL. Yeas and Nays ordered.--
Yeas lOi-Nays so.


The vote TO give the seat TO Mr.. Brocken5rough
was also taken by yeas and nays. Yeas 99-Nays
- So Mr. Cabell was turned out with the ceruf
cate OF his election by the LocoFoco authorities OF
Florida in his pocket, and his place was given 10
Mr. Brockenbrough


Mr.. THOMPSON of Miss. moved 10 reconsider the
vote that Mr.. CABELL might retain his scat TIL some
day in February, US he could produce votes not yet
counted cast in the same way as those proved by
Mr. Brockenbrough Yeas and Nays ordered
Yeas s6-Nays o.. So the House refused to recon
slider.


Mr. HAMLIS here made an attempt TO state that
Mr.. Cabel might contest Mr. Brockenbroughs seat
but he was received with such laughter that he was
not heard.


Mr.. Brockenbrough was then sworn in and the
House adjourned.