Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-17
800 PuunsERs ON sTRIEE At
beNyER.
Remarkable Action Against a Rail-
way Company in Ireland:
I CaEse CeI.ETe.
AN EX-MEM5ER OF LOUISIANA
LEGISLATURE IYNcHED.
A Pitched Battle Between Whites
and Negroes Over n Neg
~ Beer.
By Telegraph to the NEws.!
FROM THE CAPITAL
Copies OF the Tariff Bill.
Election BiIl.-sIINer Amendment.

Copies OF the Tariff BiII.-NRtiOnal
Election BiII.-sIIyer Amendment.
WAsHINGTOS, June lG.-Printed
copies OF the tariff bill, as amended
10y the republican members Of the
Senate finance committee up 10
Saturday night. were laid before
the committee today. They included
the sugar and tobacco schedules, and
copies Of these we're given today to
Senator Carlisle, representing the
minority. Several changes were
made today. This will probably be
the case every day until the hill
gets into the Senate. Ii is expected
that the subcommittee will be able
10 report the measure Wednesday or
Thursday. Mckinley said the
changes made In the House bill by
the finance committee were COM
paratively few and unimpOrtant.
~ TIE REPORT
CO aCcOmp' sy the Pure Food bill re-
ported from the Senate committee
on agriculture and forestry, Chair
man Paddock says: "While eminent
chemists are not agreed that Lard
compounds are deleterious TO health,
there can lie no dissent from the
view that such articles should be
sold under their rightful names and
markell as compounds, and not rs
the simple products which they
stimulate. The farmers who see
their products lessenci in value
every year by millions through
sUphistiCatiJn and mishranding,a and
their tables assailed in turn with
fraudulent manufactured food pro
drctS, have every reason 90 com
plain that they are robbed at every
turn Of the WHEEL
THIS NATIONAL ELECTION BILL
framed by the House republican eau
Gus committee has been printed.
The principal features are: The
chief supervisors Of elections IN jul
diCial districts are charged with the
execution # the law, which is TO
apply 10 federal elections in cities Of
21,OJ0 inhabitants or upwards. anu
in the entire congressional districts.
exclusive ~ such cities, upon appli-
cation 20 the supervisor Of 100 voters,
or in counties or parishes forming
part Of the congressional districts,
upon application Of fifty voters, the
supervisors are required 10 make. in
towns Of -. H0O people ard upwards,
! thorough hOusC-tO-hUIsc canvass
before election, 10 inform the voters
upon inquiring where and in what
box % deposit their ballots, aud
10 SrrutiaiZe naturalizaiiOns- In
canvassing the votes the state
laws are 20 govern except that
all ballots are 10 he counted
10y tens, first 10y the inspcc-
tor Of election, and second 10y
the supervisor. the local election Of
ficers and supervisors keeping sepa-
rate tally sheets, which are TO be
counted. Returns are 10 Ice made
10 the supervisor, who i 10 tabulate
aud refer them TO the United States
board Of canvasserS OF congression-
al votes, which is 90 bc appointed 10y
the United States court and CON
sisting Of three citizens Of the State
and persons OF COOL repute. not more
than two OF whom are TO he Of the
slmc political PARTY. The board is
to convene on September 18th of
each even year. and declare and
certify the result Of the election and
send one return 10 the clerk Of the
House, one TO the governor OF the
State, and one TO the proper chief
reflections.
The clerk Of the House is TO place
upon the roll the names Of the per-
sens declared elected by the United
States canvassers, unless there Is a
difference in the result reached by
them and by the State election Of
ficers-