The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-09-06
BOOKS. HIDES. TIN AND LUMBER.
These Were the Articles Discussed In
the Tariff Bill Yesterday.

the Tariff bill Yesterday.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.-The tariff bill
was taken up and consideration of the
free list proceeded with.
Vance moved to strike out the provision
relating to animals imported especially
for breeding purposes. The proviso re-
recognized breed, with q record of pedi-
gree, etc. The motion was defeated; yeas
-, nays "a.
The senate then went back to the para
graph relating TO gloves, which Plumb
had yesterday moved TO amend by strik-
ing out the additional rate on mems
gloves. The motion was defeated yeas
p, nays 30; Plumb being the only repub-
lican who voted yea.
Quay moved to insert in the free list
wild animals intended for geological col
lections, for scientific and educational
purposes. Agreed to.
Hoar moved to insert in paragraph 4S9,
allowing the free importation of books for
colleges, educational and religious socie.
ties, etc., the words "or by any college,
academy, school or seminary of learning
in the United States in its own behalf OF
in behalf Of its professors or teachers y
Agreed to.
Paragraph 5i5, putting fish on the free
list was laid aside without action.
Davis moved to insert binding twine in
the free list, and Vance moved to amend
the amendment by inserting cotton bag.
ging. Vance's motion was lost, Paddock
being the only republican voting aye.
The question recurring on Davis
amendment. Jones of Arkas moved u
add the words "burlaps and bags for grain
made of burlaps." Rejected. The re.
publicans who voted aye were Allen,
Mitchell and Plumb. Neither In.
gals, Henderson nor Paddock
voted. Davis amendment was then
agreed to; yeas 3S, nays IS
All democrats, except Blodgett, voted aye,
in company with the following named re.
publicans. Allen, Allison, Cullom, Davis,
ingalls,, Mcmahon, Manderson, Mitchell
Moody, Pierce, Plumb, Power, Sawyer
Spooner and Washburn. The negative
votes were given by Aldrich, Blodgett
Cameron, Chandler, Dawes, Edmunds
Evarts, Frye, Hawley, Higgins, Hiscock
Hoar, Platt, Quay, Sherman, Steward
Stockbridge and Wolcott.
Paddock stated at a subsequent stage
OF the proceeding that he was unavoid
ably absent when the vote was taken Oh
the Davis amendment. If he had beer
present he would have voted for il, as b,
| had done yesterday.
| On motion of Carlisle, the wore
"degras" was struck off the free list il
paragraph 5l3.
Plumb moved to strike of the free lst
in paragraph 579, hides, raw or uncured
whether dry, salted or picked. Rejecte,
yeas, 10; nays, %. Affirmative vote.
| h.rn N.
by the following republicans: Allen
Allison. Cameron. Cullom, Higgins, In
gals. Mitchell, Moody, Plumb, Quay
Stewart, Washburn, w lson of Iowa, an,
Wolcott. The other democrats voted il
the negative, together with the following
republicans: Aldrich, Chandler, Dawes
Frye, Hale, Hawley, Hiscock, Hoar, Nj
MILAN, Pierce. Patt and Sawyer.
| Vance moved TO insert in the free list
"timber, hewn and sawed, squared and
sided, and sawed boards, plank, deal
and other lumber of hemlock, Whit
pine and bass wood.n
Manderson moved 10 strike out Of th'
amendment "hemlock, white wood, syca
more and bass wood.n After consider
able discussion Manderson's ameDdmen
10 Vests motion was rejected. Yeas
paddock, Plumb and WashburnD nay
~. Vests motion was also rejected, In
gals, Manderson, Paddock aud Plum
voting yea.
Plumb moved 10 insert in the free lis
lumber, sawed boards, planks, deals an
other lumber of white pine. Rejected
yeas -, nays 80. the Nebraska and kansa
senators again voting with the democrat.
Paragraph 2ll. in schedule ID, relatin
10 sawed boards, etc, taken up and con
mittee amendments agreed 20, ais