Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-30
WASHINGTON CITY.
REPUBLICAN, SENATORS sTAvE OFF
The GkG-lAW.
Y,enf on Passing n gorce Biil-Repnblican
Attack on Reed-A short
Fruit Crop.
From Our Regular Correspondent,

Ropuilicans were going 20 get together
last night and put through resolution to
arply 90 the Senate set OF gag-rules 10
limit debate. The peppery ingalls,. of
Kansas. had forcshadowed in the open de
la'c Yesterday such n proceeding, but that
,pidcr-legced sinner from Kansas was
,,fhcr making le bluff or else
The radicals could not have their way.
q. seems 20 be the general opinion to-day
That the sticklors for the Scnaterules maze
irHlhlc in the caucus last night. 1hey 90
i1i want 10 apply the gag-law until the
very last moment. Their plan now IL To
hid long daily sessions. commencing at 10
O'Clock and 20 last until or in the eve
rlrg.
The Republicans are doing little or no
talsug on the tariff bill. They are ieav-
IN the discussion principally tot the Demo
Gratis hoping the latter Will soon tire
themselves out.
HUrKY TTfE TAuFF BILL.
10 wGs learned TO-DAY TINT several bic
manufacturers have been here within the
mast week reading the riot act 10 Allison
and Alduch. They want the tariff bill dis
posed OF 40 this session, and in advance 90
any political agitation. THIS suspense,
they have declared, Is having a bad elect
uVou the business interests OF the country
senator German seems o. think that the
D.
lil. but whether they VIII be able 10 put
A. through in time % operate at the coming
election Is question that Will have To
lc dec icd later on. The Democrats are
tIu. 20 mako the best possible night. and
thsv val resist % the utmost tins outrage
Gus proposition.
JoSEss AUDITORS.
The Senate chamber az 2 O'Clock to-day
rre.ented rather q remarkable scene
Senator Jones. II Arkansas, was making
In. tauh speech. but not Republican
Va. listening. They seemed determined
siut 90 hear ANYTHING that he said. Very
s.w EspublcAus were in the chamber. Tel
Yer VS.. on the back row chatting with Con-
rrc-smau Townsend. of Colorado. tVarls
and Hale had their heads close together IN
= couflb. Blair was writing letters AT a
furious rate. Dixon was IN hls seat on the
lack row. and would every now ana then
tt1rc az the Senator from Arkansas.
Ailrch was sitting next 90 the wall on
.1fa with ms legs crossed Paddock walk
~ through the lobby. stopped moment
~ two. aud with his hands in his pockets
booked iuteutly al Mr.. Jones. Allison
walked in and fell into char, and was
coined In few moments toy Plumb win
whpm he talked quietly. Mir. HiscocK
looked iu and went ont again, evidently
mo, caring o. taTry m the chamber.
Tho following Democratic senators were
tnechambor paving close attention tothe
Nsrr,rh of Senator Jones Carlisle hamp-
~. Mcpherson, Iurpie, VOORHEES,. vest,
tll-on Of Maryland, German Bate 1lp-
! ,u. Call Payne. and Pugh. II was duil-
hooking legislative body. and n the fepub-
lcln- stick Go their policy of saving 10
thing this thing may be kept up Tor
month or more.
boss REFD DEBATED.
Congressman Struhlo. of Iowa. one OF
fh. most prominent Republican members
~ t.at delegation. TODAY made ielocl1us
attack DOL tine House uu Boss Reed. Mr..
Strune has recently been kuockcd-out for
denomination. and IL WAS largely because
D., could lot get his public building
IU nr Sioux City passed. THIS he
charges o. Ross Reed, whom ne
lnrlv beratei to-day. much 20 the
G.i-lt If many az the Republicans even,
..I.a.-a have bils of this kind held up.
No. sad tnat Mr.. Carlisle, as Speaker, was
...f ..urteous. and conslderate; that Mr.
tr- -a usually did what he could consist
tr.'. fir every member, and when ne re-
.u..Ia request NJ was courteous REFUSAL
UtI u.f -nevrlng one.
.r. ~rruble got his southern blood up.
III pa. Ilrn at Fredericksburg. Va, and
,, ..g West when child. He has the
!.l. , head Of nuy man IN Congress.
ASA IoGTGs 10 BE TURNED powN.
uht situation is once more changed and
fhe friends of Colonel ASA Rogers of
petersburg, are to-day afraid th9t he VIII
hot bc appointed Marshal of Oklahoma.
owinr 10 the strange pressure coming
from tine West for the appointment
uf some one now idlng m the
TERRITORY. Judge Maddlll was confident
.r Friday last that Colonel Rogers would
got the place, but he H. not so confident TO-
Jas. and II afraid the Colonel viii be turn
td down
Frank 4. Martin has been appointed 10
succeed John NJ. Grlfhn 40 fredcrichspurs'
Na 10 collect manufacturing statistics Tor
tl. census. the latter having declined.
SNAIL. rBrrIr CROP.
...l..... t...,, recoived M the Infer
i''i', i' ,..'.'i' t,',, an - Tho frpit-
''',' t;,,'s and Tho ind,co.
" Nl.'u il- LII ''''' -, .,oil
-.'.t - .bc Stotes from n
..i " m.I - cyor tbon
'A-'"i" Ia, ,.o,r +, ona
''F S'co,'i ravanue
k.ptuclv sixty nine
fr.iDnaj. l-ulleries were IN operation
N l'fi. '.l ". man nan that nuu'p "a,
".t '' ii.'' ''i' wear, ~ nv" W
VISION "l .' -Ai, dls'rlcl Nhelt Ill., ,.
..iN. b'thcIlos vi'eIa ' i"''
t.'' ii' hii ii' running 'ni9 S'"i'
1908 BEANDIEs.
Thi. holds good all over the States whore
fruit hr4rI,. ore produced. with the ex-
t.It.u .f .r,rr-producing sections. The
.-.... .r., .nrl IN California. and an
i.r.r-. amount of grape brandy Will be
-..i, iu l.a. state. Nearly one million
r.H.r. of -rp. brandy were made IN
.rrin l,.f Year.
I'D k.9tu.s. last vear there were pro-
Gu..I l5l..i Gallons of apple brandy,
...t .a.I.f. .f n'ach brandy and li3 gal
l.... ~ rrat,. yrtridy Tennessee produced
ne yi,ld being isi,lo4 gallons ana I, ,yz
,t N... MI DOS as, a heavy producer
.f "unrIr ,.-k."