The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-13

say. Mr Weaver stated lost nicb,
Nhen interviewed as 10 how long he nro
po-eu 10 keep mp this state OF affair. Ina
N ne would never surrender. but that b.
might compromise. This seems to iudi
,ate That II the House will set aside
uay lot me consideration of his NET bill
n. ihe oklahoma bill, Weaver will be con
leht' Already Oyerures have been smoker
of, and 10 is probable that the hin NAV IA,
brought mp and indefinitely nosfno1ed
which will 10 all purposes Kin il eo far a.
- further seton on it during this session I.
y, concerned %
rv lime is growing short and none of the
u appropriation bills have yet been intro.
q uuced' and u Is now very probable thai
49, as iS usually the case they will be rushed
+. through during the last few DAYS Of the
10 NEW FISHERY COMPLICATION
10 has arisen which will neccssits,o o,o,I,o-
-c commission being appointed similar to
% sng recent fishery commission which
p lailed TO do anything 4 NIicbiran fsb-
q eihlah, through Congressman Chipman.
p mas petliiOncd Congress 10 demand con
IS wv rom canada 10 make good a seizure
+. OF MS hshing nets while fishing I'm wa
lefs around Drummonds island near
@ the sioux Ste. Marie The claim is based
70 on the assumption that be was fishing in
q american waters, as outlined bv the
r. maps prepared By the government The
q Oahaaian authorities claim that the nets
e We're within the waters over which thew
have jurisdiction.
e AS VIII be observed. this time the con.
] iroYery is about the lake fisheries I'm.
stead OF those ON the coast. and perbans
lhe matter viii assume such shane fbaf
M iaiuro there viii De no question as no
. Where the American line terminates and
that OF Canada begins
An entcrprisng museum MANAGER of
ms city has made AN offer of 81 600 and /
expenses to Osgo0dbv. of " Aurcbi.on /
Letter fame, it he win consent TO aD. /
pear IN bis show during the inaururafion /
week An answer has not vet been
received
'oNGtEs,ioNM PROCEEDNGs--ENArr
In The Senate to-day consideration Of
the iaril bili was resumed and some Inn.
p0rianl amendments were adopfeI
+ W hen the tariff bill was taken up af tbe
closing OF tie morning lour. Mr. Nor
gan sent 20 the clerk desk prop0sod
amendment which he said he would
oiier at the proper time An laws and
parts of laws which exempt from bo
payment of duties ON any articles of
commerce upon which duties are imposed
in this acc, when in transit through the 4.
United states TO or from The Dominion of
canada or amy province thereof. are
hereby declared 10 be imperative
4 Few changes were made In the
phraseology of the administrative see.
uons, and the reading of the bin was
finished at l0jthpare
Paragraph relating 10 lead was amended y
30 as TO read Lead ore One-h1lf cent =
per pound, provided thai silver ore con.
tanning lead shall be q duty OF one and u
one-hali cents per pound on the lead y
contained therein"
Mr Allison offered two amendments "
which were passed over without action
The first increased the rates on saws
from q, 8, and 13 cents per linear foot no o.
10 9, 10, and lj cents. The second %
amended paragraph 402 so as 10 tC
make it read Gloves Of an de-. fC
-cripiion composed in whole on In o.
IHrt oi kid or leather, whether p
molly or partially manufactured. valued OF
20 not more than - per dozen pairs. $ll p'
per dozen pairs, and % per cent ad h
.1'1lem valued at more Chan - and NOT W
more than sS, s. and % per cent 0d
a'orfw. valued AT more than $3.50 per 10
ent aI g00rtm. G
The senate, by q vote of 2i 10 l9. Ii
greed 20 the amendment 90 the wood fl
'ulp paragraph, making 10 read Ne. ga
hanically ground wood pulp. 80 80 per R'
on; chemical wood pulp, uubeached.
rs per ton bleached So per ton
Mr Gray offered am amendment t0 add
% the paragraph permitting the importa- DE
ion, free OF duty. of lumber. timber.
&C., necessary tO the construction and
quipment of vessels built I'M the United
tate- lOr foreign account and ownership
7 for employment in the foreign trade. Ih
latcs, deck beams, f0rgiugs. compost sh,
on metal and all structural shapes. i'm Ro
uding machinery and parts of machin- ~.
-y" Mr Gray argued that the omission 0ei
machinery would be iaConsistant and ter
logical All
Mr Chace If you built engines and u.h
pliers free why should not the same
as0ns apply % the whole ship HI5
Mr.. Gray much protection learning abl
.s certainly made the Senator from VIII
hOde Island mad
Mr Frye said that American builders
ere building ships more now J
r Central and South American UNI
lde than England or Germany sue
Rs ln the course of his remarks Mr. tue
ye intimated that he favored an Of Duii
r. Gray.s amendment except that part anu
10 referring 10 machinery and parts of al y.
ichinery ulsi
Without acting on The amendment the war
nate went into secret session and at ,Aey
. T. NJ adjourned mere
HOUSE nun w,
A temporary truce was declared be- sln '''
cen The friends and enemies of the Fan,
lahoma bill to-day. and the House R,i
)ceeded with It's regular business .nnt
10 appropriation bills were passed and fbe
eral other important measures acted n'cl,
pm. Mr. Randall of Pennsylvania. cit,.
cred a resolution su-pending the rule tbe
uiring the House 10 adjourn at 5 mn,
lock each day Under objection from odr
Republicans, 10 was referred 90 the ~ .,
nm.ttee on Rules r.
ln The question OF taking up a bin in ~,
ising 90 $50 O month the pension of ta =
,abcth O.. Scott, lir Weaver came for IN
"a and declared that he would refrain d.,o
n making any dilatory motions until ro, -
heard from the Committee on Rules. L;.
he Pension BIN was passed, and the nco ,'' ,
ise then took up the bin limiting the eTsi,
for the purchase of a site for pub sbo,,i
building at san Francisco 20 $500 80
and agreed 10 the conference re- De5 D.
he bill was then laid aside and the ,Lo
-ideration of the diplomatic and con- ,ro.t
T appropriation bin was proceeded Ctbc
r McAdoo, of New Jersey, said that TL.
0uld not allow the bill % pass with clsr1,
emphasizing what he considered 10 80;
be popular demand for ,o I@
LIsHlNG UNITED STATES MINISTER'S
ABROAD m
OF the great countries Of Europe
by Minister in this Cons
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