The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-06-21

same Tariff Ch.nss. Essing made by ths
Senate F1nAnc@ Conmattss.
WA5HrSaroN, Juns "a
The finance COMMITTEES Of the ssnsts has
amended the tariff bill In she matter OF
lumber, raaking change that h important
TO the northwest. II was decided 10 make
one uniform duty Of 81 per thousand on
fine hsmlock and eli ether kinds of lumber.
II is said that Senators sawyer OF Wiscon-
sin and stockbridge of Michigan, both
largely interested In lumber, we're anxaous
for the reduction. Senator Allison is max
ing strong hght TO hare the binding twine
schedule cut In half or wiped out entirely.
There Is quite q fierce contest over the
wool schedules. Senator Aldrich resisting
any attempts 10 put downst tarIn on
manufactured goods. Senator Washbnrn
proposed an amendment TO the bill
which was referred to the committes
on finance. Ii provides for tbs free impor-
- ien. until january 1, is92, OF ell ma
@an<xy ln1ps~ted for ths purpose Of nAnu-
Ac<1nnE b&e< 6&rsx, with rebate Of duty
psfa - 2Uk& mrln94 anpryted since
5ncn<ry l. tGro - xNxapc-
eitlon - - 11o6k ri u 80 - ~ f&e
cesmnait1oe no1 1< ~x0< = l<~ w44
der.-ied. Fa1 SkN0l1 oa1 [Ce -
house, concluded thAf n -
United States did not care - r&x n NJ ss>1.
900 or $40 900 for the nsxt ~ y1Hss
for the benefit Of tin syndicste. Henry
G. wickers, president Of the Harney Tin
Mining company. arrived here with new
invoice of Black Hills Tin, but bis pres
ence had NO effect on the COMMITTEES. AZ
to-day's session of the republican mem
bers of tho senate finance committee they
finished their preliminary consideration OF
the tariff bill. Nov, % ons Of them rs-
marked, they will 90 back TO the hrst OF
the bill and begin to DO hard work upon II
settling all disputed points which have
been heretofore passed over without ac-
tion.
Texas Wool Growers Demand Amend
msnas 10 the Mckinley BsiI.
oALvEsrox. Tex, June Il.
The national wool growers convention
met at Galveston and adopted the follow
ing resolution:
that an ezsendmsns 20 the Mckinley biii
should be made by the senate which shali BRO
vide subssantialiy that all foreign woois having
ans cross or sdmixture af Merino or KnEiish
blood shall be classified 80 as 70 nay duties am
posed upen GLASS or ciass r. woois, aecordlng
20 tho nature of cross or admtxturs and that
the secretary OF the treasury shall be required
70 remove ali Samples now IA custom houses OF
che United States Cor the purpose OF classifying
forsign wools for duty, substituting usw saknpies
in seooraaaes With the prinoiplss above atassd
also that paragraph 80 In the Mckinley bill be
aEDsnasd BY STRIKING out proviso contAansd
th3xein. and thai paxagrsh 90 be changed BY
stxzhlne oaf the words sRussian eameI i thai
ws anxnektly racommsnd That any faxfhex
oh~nEes thHt nsq ~ made ~ ths Mckinley bin
shaii Be emily sseh Nill ek<e - tAzs xeak 8xe&-
~ al the unissd ss~&es protsctaon on wool -
Grown by American aockmnstars fnat ws pro-
tass emphAtieaily against sny Law that wiiL I'm
tsrms o. by implication. psrnit wool 20 bs im-
ported ia any other than its natural coalition
- shorn from sheep. sxcspt ~ washed or
secured in unbroken nsscss
Another resolution was adopted depre-
eating the defamation Of eve hocks west of
the Mississippi by killing them for market,
instead of holding them for breeders. lhe
present officers we're re. elected. The con
vention meets next year In Kansas City.
To Essabli~h q NssleHaI Grain ss~aaard.
WAsHINoToN. June IA.
Representative Butterworth has intro
ducsd hill to provide for fixing form Of
standard classification and grading OF
wheat. corn and other cereals. The bill
authorizes and directs the secretary OF agri-
culture 20 fix, according to such standards
~ he may prescribe, classification OF the
cereals ~ In mis- Judgment the trade war
rants, the permit having reference 10 the
standard and grades now recognized by the
chambers of commerce and boards OF
E-frade. VIXEN such standard Is liked u shall
| be made mstter of record In the agricul-
tnral department and n0ticn glxnn that
snch grades win be known rs the United
States standard.