The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-08-03
THE MILLS TARIFF BILL.
Dramatic Incidents Connected With It's Passage
Through tlc Ilol.e by Maturity ofThirtccn.

According Ia general expectation the Mills
tariff Till passed the hons" IN Saturday,
am! II lirg" nitcnnmrr OF people were pres
cut In sr the closing debate.
TIN central figure was Mrs. Cleveland who
gave the Endorsement of her presence to tho
Mills hill when Mr. Mills made his opening
SPEECH, aud who WAS there To represent the
president am! his approval AT til"
rl"sr. In the executive" gallery In"
Silrs We're Mrs. Secretary Emliroti aud her
daughter aud til" wives of a few senators aud
bureau Officers. The diplomatic gallery was
.ii!,,! with people whu ur" not diplomats. al
though some of them have been and uilrrs
hope t" h.. TIL" SPEAKERS s"'r, in the gallery
was occupied Ivy TIA" wifi. "f he speaker and
invited guests. aud I'LL the rest of galleries
were rrimnri tn til" last rr.mnan: of stand
in. room by crowds which will always con.
l,ir@ntcat the capitol Whenever there is II
"ill day.
III" m"m'mrs cam" early aud were in their
nnr. w!nu the :.,vrl fell. they did not leave
tlmrn until ii irll again, Miirn he long roll
had l,"rn twicrr;,ilr,i auirlc I'LL WAS declared
passed by thirteen minority. MIR. Mills rn'l
dN al :;,r and white "f i.i,isin!l", was :un";g
III" 'irs; to take u seat. The previous ,l,i"s-
,i'n IVES tn l." moved liz ll!"u. anI Tia.
house. crl,N"..,l at n. Promptly ut l.:;n
Mt Mills commenced the ,rr,' nf;n hour.
which was :" Rios. iln d,hnir.
I'll, rr,Ni;n,s question vas ordered ut ]
"cl,rk. and at once .,;tii:ni. of the long
roll r,y;,n ll.r roll r;,i; ua:, followed with
'ln ntvatrs; interest, I'll" speaker did not
find it necessary tnrnm!ua,i.l ,l" i",.sc to
silence Ii w:i. sni. Suiuriluw uf lri-
ma,r effect Wis ndio ;n i!ir roll call hy Ill"
rra,iii:. of tie hitter uf Mr Randall lust lc.
:,rr ia Hlt,"i h. ANNOUNCED! his opposition
f., Tia" hill
Ma: l.:,nluli':, !rti"r, ,la.r,l June 10 aud adj
~ i, 4 III,
lta vniruu Mr. Mills 'u;iir iii! is Ia liz
tak.'u saturday. III. Ills; inst ! fear INV
strength. by reason nf recent illness. will not
l"'rmi! MY l..-,.li, il, liz. house TN that dy
and ii nl'srni wan: y"u Ia s,.ctit, me !, p.ir
with some our VIII" iavuis thu, hill, rs
,lon lnit. Give Iii. Immediate care ~ do
not want To h" misunderstood! lwan,i, an
Eurr,tri and distinctly known that | am uu.
posed In h. pss:,:s,ui I'll" ill! in question.
As III roll ,rurrrlpl the first mi,,c to at
tract attention WIS that of Anderson of
Iowa. III" VOTED. rs liz has. done throughout
The congress, with the Democrats and for the
!'!l In" democrats ;pi,l;,,ulrl his I,.spuIlsr
as il in >"au'in. an in-,"m.rn; vote they
bad >.'oir' la vir,",y. They soon learned.
however. t!l:, Il" laughs l.ts; who laughs lst
for hardly had lii" vntru. Anderson been ~.
corded TOR ,hr hill wrn Hiss uf New
i"th. II B.n",.Ilt WHO represents manu.:,c-
tnrl's. and who snid ilr,i lie should vote
far NJ" mills III liz wuull liz. defeated by
4.nin, Vote" hay in - clear vui.e. This w;,s
:. hrin"cri!'i" Hpi"n'..''r - Republican oliver
Tl'" next n'lm" ia attract i,;"ni"n WAS HAT
%; l;r"wrr Of N"rh t;,',iina. liz voted for
tli" lhil l",'is" u the slight reduction on the
'"l''"'n tax.
1l;'r r:.ir" upon he roll call the yr.,atrst
sensation "f II" ,!ny--kuui. Nelson III Min
I,S"ra Both side, watrl,c,! lin closely. for
both sides "<pr',",l his vote Both sides mn
d"r>"nd tll;, HE. had his ;,s-ur;nrr thai Ii"
would vut" wlI. rli"n IL. s:,,,. "a: favor oi