The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-22

= kepnbIicsns who voted finally with the Demo
: Gratis In opposition 70 the amendment were
McComSs and Mudd Of Maryland and Taylo
| OF Illinois.
, The conference committees OF the Senat
, and House appointed for the purpose OF roach
, ing an agreement on the Antitrust bill arr
! having a pretty lively time. The ma in light il
|. being made by the railroad companies on IN,
House amendment prohibiting tho existenct
saMsy pSo saReduss Ths am
was proposed by Mr.. Bland Of missouri; ah'
Will have the effect. Il enacted into Law: @
lions both in tho East and West. Con
Aldace WalEsr who gets $95Ye0 ySSs s
ISOLATION" has been In the city for a day q
two, aecompanied by the representatives 81 81
fighting tho bill anu nmendment, ana VIII no
doubt get It materially m2dnSId y h0 tS si
man Of the Conference committee that iss
struk Cling with this proposed Legislation. any u
ne MAKER Is 5n he 70 a Gsf from
and was appointed Interstate Commerce Com
missioner on Mr.. Edmunds,s recommendatiEoIn.
mnnds Hoaf and On vest and
T. Is. Taylor, stewart OF Vermont, aud Culber-
few days and nSp It Is altogether probable that
the railroads will win their fight.
Major Mckinley has secured tho passage
through tho House OF his hodge podGe Tariff
bill, practically in the shape in which 1t came
from the Ways and Means committee, and with
the assistance OF all the members OF his party
element u t' and for tho rst lime since the open;
ing OF the debate the galleries were crowded
the dSSs r SSy Of hs
| who came to the Capitol simply out OF curl;
osity. The Repu blicans were more excited i,tSt
that all hope Of securing the adoption Of the
numerous amendments which they had been
for hs na Vote You'd G Be- roached
hearing upon their complaints Ben Bnt lr.
worth and e. sre tRe Sers
Is no doubt that they gave q bad fright
TO their party eoeagues ParMi suna Co tho
mttee Major Mckinley would not admit It,
but he was very nervous and almost worn ont
e com that the opportunity to amend tbe
bill had been cut of by the committee. who
hS ao SsS the csa Sn b 4 oSH to ei
bers. The hour Of noon. which had been nxed
6 of tPs St 'ns eonuson 'a Members
Sd h sat shV sstnr Major
for chance e be heard. The c h. an
hSm ords by hcn vota
The Democrats have been very quiet during
from them th% A.. from @ .R5S : ~
to believe that. the Mckinley bill, could
not be improved upon as Democratic cam
both willing. and eager that the committee
should have full swing. as they felt that the
Democratic it would be. This was tho reason
that led them to secure, the defeat OF the
table list. They sat silent while the vote was
being taken that resulted in fixing these arti-
ss b2 o ths hs sS @ be aSy
cry than the one that, they will soon make
hS husiqEs end II tho
necessities Of the poor man and allowed the
rich to get their luxuries free. Many Repuhlt;;
8" With tn the q conaIential exPlanation to their
friends that tho Senate would set the matter
right, and that. had 1t not been for this knowl-
votes in the House to defeat the bill It is we'll
understood that the Senators on the Finance
duty in the Mckinley Bill are altogether too
high, and that the Senate must reduce them |
all along the line
Congressman Schumacher has received q
present 1t came BY express Yesterday morn.
the bundle, so he sent It down stairs with the
OPEN it aly taken out III IN the the
back yard, and m old coored man volunte
see the thing go Oh Slowly the s,0p pacEaes
was opened to view. and a rather harmless
TN the s crowd s1ed up sDsn the
enough to open the pail. 1t was empty. Moth
Ing but bright new tin pail to be used in the
Requests are being received daily at the Navy
Department for specifications for the two
,ruisers. the $500 ton and the $500 ton. Four
1rms have evinced an intention Of bidding
he Cramps OF Philadelphia. the N. F. Pal
nner d Co; = OF New York; the Union Iron
se hs sowas The
lers Tor the three tugs will be more numerous
I han those on the same work last summer.
Works Of Boston, Heaae 4 Levy Of Phia:
lelphia, Robert. Gray Of New York. Portland
jomPany Of New York John ' il. Dialogue E1SH Of
Jsmden. Samuel Moore 4 Sons of Elizabeth
ort Vulcan Iron Works of GbhcaEG ana
SIS 900 for each tug. Since the rejection OF the
hree bids received last summer the plans re-
not likely to be any bidder for the 8OO-tcn
raetl SS vessel The antTOpEaor Is only
i Rui S man not Of War, F. " ThesIer Of Bay
ity. Mich. has asked for plans. He is ship
uder and q member OF the House Naval
Treasurer Huston has received an envelope
ontaining 50 from Experimentation resi-
ent OF Evansville, Ind.
The conierrees on the Pension bin held an
Their meeting to-day but came TO no concu-
ion. There was shown, as there has ever
cen. disposition to agree upon a measure:
nd since the statements by the members OF
no q. A. i. Pension Committee to the con- {
srrees on Monday the opinion has been grow ,
lg that tho Senate Dependent Pension bill
III be reported to the two Houses as the re- |
ult Of the conference.
In the Senate to-day Mr.. Wilson OF Iowa pro-
osed an amendment to the Silver bill making
be notes issued in payment Of bullion legal
snder for the payment OF all private debts !
'ithin the United States. Mr. FRrwell pro-
osed an amendment reading as follows !
! hat all gold certificates and all silver cer- .
fcates heretofore issued. or hereafter to be
sued. or, the deposit Of gold c,9in or silver !
eceiyRbe Tor customs. taxes and public duos.
nd shall be legal tender for all public and pri-
ate debts"
favorable report was ordered to-day by the q
e en- Naval Committee upon the bill TO pro. (
lgiers La. The cost Of the dock Is limited to
ou9ouO and an appropriation OF 100000 Is
lad9 IN the bill to begin work. ARiorS is on
10 mississippi River. opposite the lower end Of
eW Orleans, and Is the place recommended s
y naval board as the most desirable point on !
ie south Atlantic or Gulf coast for the location I
navy yard q