The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-20
More of the Rotten Rings Secret
History.
And Other Interesting kilograms.

T"tVu 'ie OEeueHtl9ls OF MS Colleague, MIR
Harris.
The President laid before the senate IN,
memorial of the lriquOis club, of Chicago
praying that congress accept the llnoi.
and Michigan canal, with a view of maxine
1t national waterway to the Mississippi
The bill reported fayorably, granting O
pension to the widow of the late Major
General Warren, was agreed to.
MIR, Hoar moved that the senate meet a;
loan
Mr.. Vest said he wanted to ask a question
on,the resolution for the committee to inyes.
tlgate the Yellowstone park affairs as soon ms
the tarill bill was disposed Of
After brief executive session. The tariff
bill was taken up, the pending question
being on the amendment offered by Mr..
Sherman relative to the duty on steel
Mr.. Beck said that ii every man who had
been active in arranging the iron SEIZED.
ule III its present form. proposed
now to overturn that work and other
schedules as agreed on by the senate on
prolonged consideration and discussion
then he, Beck, and other senator's would
offer their amendments to the
different schedules, and it the gentlemen
on the other side determined to kill the
bill, ~ they avowed they were, unless thew
could have it ilst as they wanted it, let
them XIII ii ana take the responsibility.
| Mr.. Mcpherson asked Mr.. Sherman how
much the amendment would reduce the
present tariff rates, and whether reduction
had been made in other portions of the bill
Mr.. Sherman replied that the reduction
would be greater than the reductions made
on other industries. There would
be an enormous reduction on
| the cheaper forms of steel.
| there would be reduction on every item ot
| laa sol I'M. and tln |
say without fear of contraIic.
ton that the reduction in
amount of dntes on these ella SOS
OF steel would he from 10 to so per cent,
Whisky had 100 per cent. protection;
| tobacco over 100 per cent.
cotton and wollen manufoctnres
were fully protected, He (Shermanl
| had voted to protect every article that re-
1uired protection, and he hoped
senators wAo represented otherI
protection interests would not now vote to-
strike down TINS great interest, the toundaSi
ton of the industries Of the middle states
MIR. Morgan read from Cincinnati pape,g
the following dispatch from Washington X
Please see that strong biographies
protests are sent to SenatoDp
Pendeton and Sherman again. ;,
the senate tariff bill. The scheme is TO SO, "
the bill to the house and secure conc,Hs
renee without reference to committee ms
conference. Got the IRON manufacturers nd I
Cincinnati 10 act promptly col
Sec,e,arv Arer;oo, ' f.a m; SMANr, we
| ciation '"'u
From this it appeared, Mr.. Morgan spcrs'
| that Swami had been here SUPERVISING
action of the senate, and
o. ,,o ;r n,n sohad,pn on IN ~
wbinb NJ SL nr,,,, nnu ,he teiepl
tha H." p,corJ " ,r h"" puDllshe 1
W;s o,,,i hsI,eu II
a an,I u" ','nn, u, a ION WaShi IT,
astoS 1''v ~, SUI i', iii ths senat
"'I,oI,L "'ia' ~, Tvs WORK upqe
,5a W. "a ,nH senators
Ms Nil and aamd , .eS nesireu ioO
,hn W., J Jaa "', ,S Semu w. ,ie uouse WltrSs
o,,,a uI,"y, ''oS "ou'u 'o'e uoWh "a nj
e''ie"t tha srccoo,;o, =, NJ. AMI" VI
5; sherman I,,,. !, modified his amendment
steel not otherwise ''" enSm "iyrse '"''
pal, Ii e. :, ' I; It: r:S s sis
pe aSreyu W ne woulu oner TINS ava
Sd , on mot ie Of Mr. MTeifshasnpsrcEev IL
ter long debate, adopted, .4Abi-
Queer liiRols, cogseo ingots, Cor
sIaos ov whatever process bined M
,apered or bevclIed bars s sd. day,
no "s or S'tsn dth. dna shee path HEA
and widths; steamer cranM
wrist or crank pins: cont, MD
piston rods pressed iis tbs Wv
stamped shapes or bPatter.
or plate steel or combinatioL Corr
non, punched or not puncI
molds or swagged steel, gun Nn.
oatsi Alloys useu as suosttY success. our" aN,
.oOis ora, %, AZ MeS;vr,p,,ohs an. ne union