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New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
A FILL COMMITTEE FOR THE TARIFF BILL

A FULL COMMITTEE FOR THE TARlFF BILL
THE MEASURE NAY BE READY FOR THE SENATE
RY JULY 1-PRosPECTS OF LONG SESSION.
Washington, May 27.-The Senate Committee on
Finance to-day took up the Tariff BILL On motion Of
Mr. sherman, il was voted to consider the bill in
FRI tommittee instead Of referring 1t to subcom-
NJ. %. When the motion to consider the bill in
l,g committee was made the Republican members
ur,,ent were Messrs. Morrill,. Sherman and Allison.
As the latter was chairman of the sub committee that
preparcd the substitute for the Mills bill in the Lth
Congress, and the motion was considered virtual
notice that his services in that regard would not again
he required, he rcfrained from voting After the
other Republican members came in, 1t Is said, they
entered their protest against this course for the
reason that it would tend greatly to retard the
consideration Of the and Its report to the
senate.
senator Sherman asked at what date the bill
would be ready for submission 10 the Senate, under
the plan adopted. lie answered that he believed it
could be ready by the 1st Of July. The members
Of the committee who expected that the bill would
he prepared by subcommittee, believe that it could
have been reported under that plan to the Senate
by the 10Th of June. 1t is said that none of the
other Republican members Of the committee had any
notification OF the plan 10 move CohSIueIdihon OF tHc
bill in full committee.
Upon the subject of giving hearings to persons and
DELEGATIONS interested in the bil senators Morrill, and
sherman expressed themselves In favor Of so doing.
and fhe latter was not Inclined to fix limit
tbe time to be accorded to the various Interests. II Is
believed that when the committee meets. Thursday.
hearings Will be formally agreed upon Members Of
the Finance Committee who are opposed 10 this plan
of procedure express the opinion that II must If per
sisted in, inevitably result in session Of Cor greSs
prolonged greatly beyond any date heretofore fixed
for adjournment.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
p,pr1sTs AND TIE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
4 r1Ny SPEECH BEFORE THE HOME MISSION
SOCIETY ~ CHICAGO

rrNy SPEECH BEFORE THE HOME Nlss1oN
SOCIETY N CHICAGO
CHICAGO May - special Before the t,'sr 5rn,,'a
par,i., Home Mission society today Dr II. r
,nd,,, On MISSION Work in Mexico In Mexico. 10
pa ~ - I'm, ,vcnry. three workers representing
rho society. and Of that number all ou' iour u ", ~
- ,,,.a belners The Rev. Dr. q. roster Wei
.,cd tho society in behalf of the MethoHi't nh'>e''
Of Chicago. lie said IN part ard au
va osI, votr cooperation in resisting any ana al
Efforts Of foreign mtererehce VIII p,t T and Method.
=. yiil con,ncc the man on the oanRs OF ue s,inc.
,hat he has no authority under tle sSS S wf1s
lt vi We ,c,rh i'm our public schools. ms one tuls
" ccriain. Onr good old mother EnsllSh ii i'iS inoy
WIN be taus' v !" c ait Ppepeie6 the INVASION OF fOren
Sr,,s In me Revolutionary War we s'rals'ene" "a v
Pn.rI AZ family unpleaSantnesS IN lsbi- no tls
,uC e yet down 20 business and unite all our toccs
W. viii take care of rum and Rorlanisn even .et
s,on sO,, ~ ,yh,t we shall do for our brothers Va
black we answer Keep them an N orlg p"'"'o'
and label them with truth ana righteousness j.,
Dr Fosters remarks were enthusiastically received.
losing session was largely attended and was full
of interest aud exciting discuss9n Inc honhatbSiS III biS
made YESTERDAY were T,ied ~, he Y,pjnnaI fesge re.
no,ted fayornc tie objects set forth IN he pctt1g.
The League seeks 70 secure s ,hc % ccnmo,
i,tive safecuarl, for the protection OF te rvunui'
hl r'teu, and TO prevent all Sectaran or denomi'
national anproprations Of public funds. .,s,,r.
Ie Efy H. ,Nc he % Of the recent decision Of tho
supreme Court. and hoping that tonsS w0nr
,rhe 9," rsv J. FsScN. Of Talequah: the Rev. W I.
ncus me leE Nr ryars. * York; and the Rev j. =
ons We're adopted condcmnrg lotteries as wicked ana
dcriorinc no State should license them ne To.a @
aI" nonl,cr OF Arkansas the Rev. r. {. Mitchell o,
io,.,,so the Rev " A Burch, Of Cincinnati ara
the Rev DT ,Snananolis he lad advocated arson and
aPpsassinaion among the white people OF the so'dn
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
nrlrGaTEs TO AN INSURANCE CONVENTION

The regular monthly meeting OF the Life ihsu'ne -
,.soc,tion Of vew.York was held MazLettis no. ioS
wcs, For;y.nnth-st.. at o'clock yesterday '''o 49,.
DELEGATES were present from all over the state a'u ~.
,rncal business transacted the election OF
"a rsnresent the association at the National coh'eh
he held At Boston on June Ii. This VIII os ~ =,
N.tionol convention OF the life insurance fraternity S
Locked upon by movement OF great mpol'a'. -,
dclrcates chosen were Tildcn Bodgctt Gooige B h'
Julius +. Jerome. l.. Spencer oobe' n :" ID n,.,oI
C;ufford Moore. The alternates John l. u p'' So
IulIus T. Gcrow George +. Hadley and Robert j. ,
raw. An informal dinner followed the business ~ -
st which ouliord L. Morse presided. and IL was WV
after the dinner 70 hold another on June :.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
RETyTOy or THE Blue AND THE GRAY.

Vicksburg Miss. May - (SpcciaD.-Thc reunion
of the Blue and the Gray was complete success, and
was attended by thousands Of people. At O'Clock
D. m. big procession paraded the streets with the
Grand Army Of the Republic occupying the post Of
honor. followed by the Confederate Veterans. GOV
einDr John ~ stone, Of Mississippi, delivered the
address of welcome. lie followed by General
Grover of New Jersey, and General steven ID. Lee 0f
Mississippi gave the welcome in behalf of the Gray
and Colonel f.. r. Lee. OF ILLINOIS, responded In behalf
OF the comrades who the Blue. Speeches
also made by Gncral l.. McCaskcll and General G.. r.
Hooker, Of Mississippi.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
To COMPLETE THE GRANT MONUMENT

Washington. May 27.-Nr Flower. Of Ncw-lork.
today introduced in the House Joint resolution ap
propIlaunc 100000 toward the completion Of the
Grant monument AZ Riverside Park, Ncw-lork city
The money is 10 lie paid 10 the Grant Monument
Association by the secretary Of the Treasury. pro
l.dod that hc snail tlcn have satisfactory evidence
there shall have been contributed 70 ana IN the
hands oi the treasurer oi the association not less than
500, 900 toward the erect on Of the monument
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
THE WEATHER REPORT.
FORECAST UNTIL p. N. WEDNESDAY.

FORECAST UNTIL ) L. ". WEDNESDAY.
Washington. May 27.-tor New England Eastern New
York and Ilstcn Pcnn>y lyonl warmer fair weather
except stationary temperature In Hampshire and Yer
mont and rin followed by fair along Massachusetts,
Ehod, Island aud Connecticut coaat rain IN Maine.
For Ncw-Icrscy and Delaware fair; warmer Thursday
morning.
For Maryland and Texas. warmer and fair.
For the Caroinas fair. preceded by rain along the
coast
For Georgia. fair; warmer THURSDAY morning
For Alabama. Mississippi, Louisiana Arkansas. Ken.
tlcky and IcuncsS'c, fair weather. warner increasing
.oudinc,s and Ian, during "Wednesday night.
Tor Western NewNork. Western rcnns l,anla. Yves
virginia, Ohio, Indiana. Illinois Missouri aud Kansas
Wcdther followed ny rains and local
Michigan. warmer. fair weather. followed by rain
For Wisconsin; Iowa and Nebraska threatening woath.
er aud rain. with local storms Marlntr
For Minnesota Colorado and the DaHo.aS cloudy wealth
er and rain colder by Thursday morning.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
, rosroS CATHOLIC PROTESTS.

pos,on. Nav ~ CspecaD.-rhe controversy over
Aha ,.xt hooks in the Boston schools goes on. Az
mo meeting OF the school Committee tonight JoSeP"
d Failon one OF the two remaining Oathohc "i.
hrs M the Board submitted bitter protest aSs''.
,,ro.s,e 4. Ccnerol History and Shcldon's Genera
iistoy. which have been recommended by tic .,s h
io,itv NJ the Text Book Committee FOR use w 80 t''
Gtgh schools lie said IL would lead to the breahins
nm of the school system.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
NOMINATED BY THE PRESIDENT.

Washington. May 27.-The President today sent to
the Senate the following nominations,
Edmund WIP. smith. District Of Columbia, Secretary
of LEGATION and Consul General a BOeOta, George H.
Wallace. Of Missouri. Consul General AT Melbourne
United states ConSuls- Aqula j. DauEherty. Il II
nnOis Callao. Peru bonneville Wildman. Of Idaho
at SINGAPORE samuel l.. Graccy Of Massachusetts,. at
Foo Chow, China.
Rockwell j. Flint, United states Marshal for the
Western District of Wisconsin. WlthdIawn-Samucl L.
Craccv 10 be Consul at CardiH.
BOctius II. sullivan, yor General Of SOuth Da
kota: Thomas T. Cheney, Pension Agent AT Concord.
~ IT, william X. lloyt, Of Wisconsin, Commissioner
I'm and for the District Of Alaska; George G. Gintv
United states Marshal for the Western District Of Wis
ron
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28

Tribune once. May Isl a. m-Leht rain fog and
cloudness marked the curly morning yesterday, but the
skies cleared later and then the air grew drier a. the
wind got around TO the northwest. The temperature
ranged 81 and 7s degrees. the average to7iJ
being H. higher than the corresponding day last
wear and 7A higher than Monday
In and this city to-day there will probably he
slightly warner, fair weather with q dry air.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28

and similar proposal from Mr. Holman met with the
same fate.
Various amendments making appropriations for
specific points along the Mississippi River were
offered and rejected among them one offered BY Mr..
Boatner, Of louisiana for 100000 for the protec-
ton Of the harbor Of Natchez
Mr. Tarsney, of Missouri, offered an amendment
rrovidlng that the 100000 appropriated for the i'm
nrovement of the Missouri River from its mouth to
Fort Benton shall be expended under the direction OF
the Secretary Of War in accordance with the plan
recommended by the Missouri River Commission. Re-
iectcd.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
MIR. CARLISLE on THE FINANCE COMMITTEE.

Washington, May 81 tspecal).-Thc Senate Demo
cratic caucus decided to day that Mr. Carlisle should
have the place the Finance Committee made vacant
by the death OF hi, predecessor Mr. Beck Thi,
honor though usual, was not expected. and the
minority has wisely strengthened itself for the ap
preaching contest the tarr bin by thus pushing
the cx-Spcakcr to the front. Mr.. Carlisle viii also
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
BEFORE THE SENATE AND THE HOUSE.

Washington. May 27.-In the senate to-day Mr..
spooner called up motion TO reconsider the passing
Of bill some weeks ago. 10 pay $4,000 10 Margaret
Kennedy for supplies taken for the Of the
lie explained that the biz had boon reported al
versely from the Committee on Claims. and had
passed the senate by inahvertcnoc The bill was
Indefinitely postponed.
The conference report tho bill n simplify tho
law In relation the collection of the
agreed TO- The law IS to 90 into effect tho st Of
August. 800.
In the House Mr.. Baker Of New York, introduced
a resolution appointing Monday night next for the
consideration Of bills that have been reported by
Committee Commerce and providing that after
that day the House shall take from O'Clock
til e consider further such bills.
A bill vas introduced by Mr. Russell. Of Connect
cut for the construction Of "A lightship with fog ~ig
nal al 60 nhcld Point Conn, aud one by Mr.. Quinn,
Of New York, providing That all railroads shall
automatic danger signals and alarms on all trains
whether carving Passengers freight. and upon all
bridges which span the boundary line Of states
suc signals and alarms 10 be substantially the
throughout the United states.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28

serve on the Committee Territories and on Woman
suffrage Mr.. Blackburn will succeed Mr. Beck on the
was an amicabe one, Mr.. Vest retiring from the
field IN Mr. Carlisles ravor. The Missouri senator
is already on two excellent commttees-on the
Judiciary and on Commerce. The appointments were
announced I'm the Senate by Vice President Morton.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
HANGED HIMSELF 1T rTGUrY CNc

Camden. Me, May 27.-Seldon Dun,on. member of
the firm o Payson, Dunton q Scrihncr. living In Union
Me- committed suicide this morning hy hanging. lie
was eighty one Years old and regarded wealthy.
business trouble wa, probabi the cause OF his act.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
poyDs OFFERED AND ACCEPTED

Washington. May 27.-ro days bond offers were as
follows Registered issi7 200 10000, 80 000 $50.
600 al 100: registered 4 l2s-sl3,0O0, $4,000, at
lO3 l-2 All the offers were accepted
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
A cEX.rs nEronr oN rrnLc INpEnrEDNEss

A CENSUS REPORT pN III bLlC INDEBTEDNESS.
Washington. MAY -. The superintendent Of the
Census has issued the following order to AL Ccnsns
supervisors:
You viii please instruct cnuucra'os,. in where
r~r.ons rrf," answer the questions the population
schedule relating o. physical and mental disabilities %
and 2 - the question, tlauc to farms. hoa'- and
sag~- 20 80 inclusive cntcs the proper cole
run words refused o. answer" ~ further steps
viii the part ~ tho supervisor or cnumer
a'or and al legal proceeding, VIII he Instituted by the
Washington Office through the Department u Justice.
The Census once today made public the first
results Of tho Eleventh Census IN relation state and
local finance. II consists of preliminary report by
kcndrick Upton on state Indebtedness and pre-
lminary report 10y +. Campbell Cop'lnd IN charge of
local finance the indebtenc,, Of the 2-O9 counties
In the United states. The report shows that the
principal Of the state debts at the present time Is
s22s 670 -lT II this amount soi o5l,3ob Is bonded
debt and s337 725dlo floating debt. This shows
net decrease n the total debt during the last years
Of go the bonded debt having been decreased
by -Gi .Os3.4lo and the floating debt increased by
soGe3.7c4. The changes IA the debt by SEQ.
graphical divisions. have been as follows:
Eastern states total IN 1870. sJ"3'i.ooO; decEens1
since 1850. ell l,291,lln
Middle states total in $780, sSs tOs,4I2; decrease
since 1850. I'll 3s5io1
southern states total In 1890. $i07 075l6Oi7 decrease
since issO 20 or 96i.
western states total in 1890 $i7,5ol 26I decrease
snce 1850. tJ.1j2 go.
Grand total 1890. s92s G1os sl7 decrease since
1850. 80 .ij? ioi.
The States have reduced their debts to this extent.
says the report. mainly by applying the redemption
Of their obligations, the revenue, not needed for
rent expenses. The total bonded debt Of the United
state, /, To- have been fl,7Oo 993 100 ia l-7O
and 57l9.l7H,51O IN 1880. The bonded dcut of the
several state, In --O $3.50 O37 IjG aud /, 3lVI,
0ji eos AZ the present tlnc, naluE total decrease
Of II O5i 7D7, 1SO. As - county ndcbtcincas tn
port shows the bonded debt Of the = '09 counties IN
The United state, and Tcrrolc, to bc 513O. ,0j0
as against tlOi I93.7j2 In $3.50. The noltng debt
OF these counties In lSrO 3lG.7i3.33l. The
present floating debt Of these counties Is $lf935. sci.
a decrease of ~ 7Sd. 400 This shows increase In
the total debt Of the counties of the United states
during the last ten years Of $2li1i,T36.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28

Nv customers speak so highly OF Smith g. Angell's
Goods that shall not keep other Kind of black hosiery
Prices are low similar good, crock
tottcn. FAENuAM, IL West ltthst
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28

A cIenr compile Nion bright eyes and nrm solid
nc>h aTc few evidences Of IL health giving properties
while not dctractng whit from the motLcr care
cannot lay great stress Oh the merits OF Melllns
Food" writes father.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
CURED By CUTICURA.

CURED By CUTICURA.
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KNEE TO FOOT RUNNING SORES.
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New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
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New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In tho diagram continuous line shows the barometer
fluctuations yesterday observed ut the United States
Signal Service station a this city The dashes indicate
temperature noted at Perry's Pharmacy Sun building
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
AWFUL BLOOD HUMOR.

Terrible Blood Poison. Suffered all man could suffer
and live Face and body covered with awful sores
Used the Cuticura Remedies ten weeks, and 10
practically cured. A remarkable cnse.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
coxrEnR1xc or TIE GENERAL PENSION BILLS

CONFERRING on TIE GENERAL PENSION BILLS
Washnct0n May 27.-rhc cOnfcrecs the General
Pension bill, held another meeting to-day. \ final
agreement was not reached. but there Indications
that this result Is likely soon 10 be obtained. The
senate cOnfcrees arc 50 pronounced In their oppos
ton TO the service pension features Of thc House bill
a, to make IL probable that those sections must be
sacrificed If agreement Is 10 he reached. In return
for such concession on the part Of the House the
Senators are willing to drop the dependent pension
see, ,9ns Of their bill. that the outcome would be
simple disability pension bill with graded pensions
ranging from 40 to $12 MONTH Another conference
will be held on Monday.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28

THE LAKE BORGNE OUTLET SCHEME REJECTED
Washington. May 27.-Thc House today went into
Committee Of the Whole On the River and Iiarbor bill
The amendment Of Mr. liouk, of Tennessee, allowing
John COwdcn and his associates TO construct the I,o
Rorgne outlet for the overflow OF the Mls.lssinni
River gave rise to debate n which the merits of The
outlet and lcvoe systems compared and dis
cusscd The amendment was lost without division
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
COMBINING TIE nLA1R Axp STANFORD BILLS.

COMBINING THE BLAIR AND STANFORD BILLS.
Washington, May 27.-Mr. Mcclammy. a farmer
from the lid North Carolina District. to-day intro
duccd "A bill in the House which combines the promi-
ncnt features Of the stanford Land Loan and the Blair
Educational bills. 1t authorizes the issue Of legal
tender notes TO the amount Of III lS000o0,o00. They
are TO be distributed among the various States, ac-
cording TO population, and then to be loaned 10
the people upon mortgages. The loans Will bear
interest at the nominal rate Of per cent per annum
Not more than ~. 800 is TO be loaned 10 any ona
person. and preference is to be given those whose
lands are already mortcaged to the end that they may
take up the high ncrcst-bearlng liens upon their
property. The interest received upon these loans
Is 20 be held in the Treasury as fund to AID common
schools. Mr.. McClammy hopes TO have his bill! sub
sttutcd for the Farmers Alliance Grain SubTrcasury
bill, now before the Ways and Means Committee.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28

Not single voice raised, when the resolu-
tions had been read, and their adoption moved, on
the criticisms upon Fish and Gibbs. On this
point not member Of the committee had word
TO say in opposition, although some of the friends
Of the two Assemblymen had struggled hard
against the presentation of anything resembling
q censure of their conduct in Albany. Colonel
Cruger asked TO be excused from voting, as there
were certain parts Of the resolutions with which
he was not fully in accord; His request was
readily granted, and when the motion TO adopt
the resolutions had been put not a single vote
was heard against them. The announcement oil
the result was greeted with applause.
The committee appointed To examine the new
laws made preliminary report which was as
follows:
Al meeting of the Republican State Committee Ia
The morning subcommittee appointed 10 confer with
he Executive Committee OF the Republican State Editorial
Association. advise 20 what action was advisable
under the election laws. The Subcommittee recon'
mend:
First. Consultation with emnent legal counsel. in
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-08-06
"Hungry 1. tI,e Best sauce"

A. a rule, q person who has Q good
Apostle has good heal:" But bow
many there are who enjoy nothing
hey eat, aai cit down 10 meals only
~ ~ Lnrlea.an; deity Natures ar,
lY.es f4E This condition are 80 hap,
p " continued in Hoods Sarsaparilla
Il - ~ restores good digestion, crea
tcs 40 sPpeiite, aud reuovates and
talrzes zoe Mood 80 that the bene.
acl>I ,b G. Of good food is impaired
.A9 rs ole bgjy. Truly hunger is
e. ne.t sauca, aud Hoods sarsap
...I:a .s41ces hunger.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-08-06
Merit WINS.

Sc desire u say TO our citizens
az tot years We bare been selling
~. klng's Sew Discovery, DR.. Kings
New Life Pills, Buuklsu's Arniea
Salve and Electric Bitufs. and have
pever batallsd remedies lhat selling
se.!. " Tat nave given such uniyar.
sYl tl*facaion. We do DOT hesitate
/, .aaransse tbeassgszg Lime, aud We
ssaub rady 20 refund The purchase
r1ce. III satisfactory re ulls do not
c,llow tBsir use.d These remedies
Esye won thoirgreat popularity pure.
" % their merits. H. Blaoknall It
5 u, DTuggigt. 'r VI