Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-05-22
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
John G. Carlisle on His Way to
the United States Capital
to be Sworn In
Human Frailty Results in a
Shocking Double Murder
in Georgia
A Young Society Lady of Ham,
A Young Society Lady of Ham,
ilton, Ohio, Suicides on
a Flying Train

WASHINGTON. MAY 81 instructions
we're sent from the treasury department
oday to the commander of the Bear, at
seattle. To proceed to the Alaska waters
IN her annual voyage Of protection to the
zeal fisheries. The instructions this year
10 the commander of the Bear are similar
TO those of last year. but are more explicit
IN some matters of detail about pursuing
vessels.
Senator elect Carlisle went to New York
tonight and he will not take the oath OF
Office in the senate tomorrow. He expects
to return 81 as to take his seat on Friday.
His resignation a u member OF the house
is in the hands of the governor
of Kentucky. There is some specu-
lation as to the possible position
on committees Ia begivcn Carlyslc. Beck
was a member of the committee on ap-
preparations. The committee on finance
is among the most important committees
OF the senate. and the select committee on
woman suffrage. II j. possible that IN
view Of his long service ON the ways and
means committee Carlisle will succeed to
the place now vacant on the finance com
mlttee. VI so he will have an immediate
opportunity Of going over HE tariff ques-
tiOn. The other committee places that
will be- awarded TO him will probably he of
minor importance. The democratic caucus
will be called in the near failure To re-
distribute committee places
The Tinted States Brewers Association
met in convention in this city today. AZ
ter hearing reports Of the president COM
mittees and board of trustees they adj
journed until tomorrow.
The house went into committee of the
whole on the tariff bill. Baker. of New
York. offered an amendment providing
that all articles on importation into the
United States, whether embraced In the
free list or otherwise. shall be subject to
and pay no less rate of duty than il or
NAV be imposed BY the country OF export
on like articles imported from the United
States. Anderson, of Kansas. opposed
| the amendment, saying IL would place II
in the power Of the Canadian government
10 regulate the United States tariff. But
terworth, of Ohio. also opposed ID. saying
IL would wreck the interchange Of com
modities between the United States and
every other country. and would work
great hardships up0u people. He regret
ted that members OF the ways and means
committee had taken mp all Of the limited
| time of the house with the amendments,
| 10 the exclusion of that free conference
/
hour before noon the house was in the
greatest confusion. aud when one minut,
before 10 o'clock Mckinley yielded The
remaining time to Mr.. Frank, of Mis-
souri,. the excitement became 50 great that
the noise was almost deafening and Mr.
Franks voice could not be- heard six teel
| from where he stood Suddenly out O
the hubbub arose the clear voice OF Mr.
Mckinley calling. Mr.. Chairman, Mr.
Chairman" Quiet was regalned In mo
saent and republican leaders called TIT
iattention of the chairman to the fac
that IL o'clock. the hour agreed to for tn
use of first vote upon the hill to b
taken had arrived. lie moved that th
committee rise and report To the house
This ceremony having been performe
by the chairman Of committee OF III
whole. Speaker Read recognized Mckln
ley who In deliberate tones demanded th
previous question aud moved a thir
reading and engrOssmeut of the bill.
division was demanded by Bland. Of Mis-
souri,. and the speaker after counting th
votes declared that l3s had voted In th
affirmative aud l2s In the negative. III
yeas aud nays were demanded by Me
kinley. The speaker announced that th
yeas were ldl, Maya iij. Coleman. {
Louisiana. and Feaiherstonc. of Al
kansas. republicans. voted with the demo
Gratis against the adoption OF the motion
Butterworth. of Ohio. aud Adams, Of lll
nois refrained from voting. When Ill
result of the ballot had been announce
Mckinley arose and asked the gentleme
of the minority to name the amendment
offered by the WAYS aud means committt
as they were read on which ballots wei
desired Carlisle said that the minorii
desired 10 vote only ON the amendment
which made an Increase OF duty. III
clerk then began to read the amendment
tIl... 10. l.I fltaf Inc .ipft a q
tin plate the democrats called for q No
before the report was dcclared by u
speaker. Kerr. Of Iowa. aud Thomas.
Wisconsin. republicans. who had Vot,
with the democrats against the incrca
changed their vote and Lind. OF Mimi
' sofa. another republican, announc,
| that he had voted against u
\ amendment under misapprehensi,
and therefore changed his vote. III
speaker then announced yeas $50. AZ
nays 40. Applause from the demOcra
greeted the announcement OF this vol
which came near being democrat
victory. Butterworth. flack and llendo
sou OF Iowa. Kelly. Mason. behave
Mudd and Taykr Of Illinois, voted wi
means amendment. making yarn made
iute dutIable AT 81 instead of 30 per cen
was read. Carlisle asked FOR vote.
was explained that by a topographic
error jnte yarn was made duilable In I
bill at 10 per cent. when the ways a
means committee did intend that 1t shou
be dutiable at IS per cent. The dem
Gratis, however, decided to take adyanta
of the error and called for vote. NJ
Kinlcy called for yeas and nays and I
=, clerk started on the mOnotOny OF the c
n' on this amendment: yeas ll3. nays ]
ie This was the trst democratic victory n
great democratic applause greeted I
announcement of the vote. The repuh
cans who voted against the amendms
were Anderson Of Kansas. Feath'
- stone. Kelly, Lind, Taylor OF llllnc
: Dehaven. Fleck. Henderson of low
Lacy, Snider, Kerr and Dunn'
The next vote was ON the amendment pl
yiding that manufacturers Of camels h
\ be taken from the free lists and be ma
- dutlable as third-class wool. This
adopted l43 to l3s A vote was also tai
on An amendment to q paragraph VIII
provided that on wooden and Wors
yarns made wholly or Ia part OF We
worsted or hair, valued al not more u
thirty cents per pound there shall
sice the duty imposed on 2 pound
unwashed wool of irst-class. The amel
ment provided that the duty should
two and half times as great The V
resulted yeas 49,. nays lis. Seven rep
lcans voted with the democrats IN
~ negative.
XII The senate today confirmed the no
~ nation of John 4. jackson, to he ass
ant treasurer of the United states al
Francisco.
In the senate today the resignation
SerQcant-at-arms Canaday. was recei
and laid on the table. The silver bill |
v llouor bill were both discussed WIN
action.
- Died of a Broken Heart
a. tIsa Elarap.sp
cK Mastprson. wife ofeX-.Iudgc Nnrat VI
tcrson. Of Prescott, Arizona. whose sho