Telegram-herald., 1890-05-23
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On ths Aekialey E4rin bill ~As re-c led
b. the House ate Ne1seseAy aisef-
no0a- After adopting TIE FaAesAf
amendment agreed - IN commit
tee ef the whole. AF. esrllsls OF
tered . resolution 20 rsccnmiT TIE
blll. whtch Vas proaptly defsstec The
bill thea passed amid applause oy los
yeas 20 l4z nays, ali the Democrats pres
sent ana Nessrs. Coleman la and
FsatheFstons ARK. J, Republicans, so.-
ing in the negative.
Ths bill Viii probably reach Tue SEN
ats Friday. The gresrer part OF IL has
been through the sngrossing clerks
hands IN anticipation OF It's passage. In
the senate IL Will be referred 70 the
finance committee. That committee
has not considered formally how
il will deal with the tariff
question, but informal talks among
members develop the belief that ex-
tended hearings will not be given. A
few OF the representatives OF the more
important industries may DC heard from
time 20 time. hnt most OF the Arguments
will be submitted IN writing. Senator
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will-be seconded by Senator Aldrich.
The general expectation is that the
bill will bs reported 10 the Senate by
the middle OF Juue-certainly before
the end OF July.
THE tariff biu as passed by the House is IN
every respect just as agreed upon py the ke
publican members of the ways and means CON
uittee, except that throe amendments 10 their
original otn proposed by the committee and
agreed 20 oy the committee OF the whole were
defeated in the House oy few votes.
One OF the amendments made the duty
on lute yarn IS per cent. IS 81 present, instead
of % per cent. rs first proposed, and the
other two amendments increased the pound
duty cents on veslcn ysrn and woolen cloth
valued at SO cents per pound or less The
changes made in the bill by the ways snd means
committee and agreed 70 by the House reduced
the duty on guns valued 81 less than tls 20 the
present rate Of & per cent; reduced the rate on
burIaps 10 IN cents Per pound. and on bags 20
cents per pound; included oricntsl rugs at the
Wilton carpet paragraph; placed on the
free LIST fresh fish caught in fresh water.
except sslmon-leaving all other fish (eI
cept herring duIi.ble 81 cent per pound;
changed the duty on carpet wools 10
81 per cent. sd vSlorem OF woods az not more
than 10 cents and 80 per cent on carpet woods
valued above 10 cents provided for specific du-
ties on kid gloves equivalent 10 the present 80
per cent. rate; reduced the duty on rough graz
ite and free stone 10 II cents per cubic foot,
and on dressed and polished stone
10 70 per cent made cloths made partly OF
silk and partly of wool dutiaole as woolen
goods: reduced the duty on all bristles 10 10
cents per pound. In other respects the bill as
passed is tho same that originally reported
by the ways and means committee.
Sugar up 20 and including No. Is. together
with m0lasses IS made free, and refined sugar
above No. 70 u given q duty of 4Io cent per
pound A bounty OF cents per pound is given
the home producer Of cane, sorghum and beet
sugar
The proposition TO increase the duty on tin
plate TO sIo cents after July !, 1893. went
through safely. and inasmuch Is the Senate In
cluded q similar provision in their bill two
years ago IL Is probable that this will become
law.
The duty on clothing wool is increased cent
per pound and the duty on all manufactures OF
wool increased in larger proportions. II IS re
ported that the Senaee erance committee Will
concede this increase OF duty on wool, but viii
cut down the duties accorded by the bill passed
by the House 20 manufacturers OF wool. The
bill reduces duties on common cotton goods but
increases tho duty on the finer grades, including
| cotton hosiery.
There ia no increase OF duties OF silk manu-
factures except VciNcte.
Manufactures OF lax of common qualities are
/ increased 70 20 per cent. when the bill goes
I into effect and OF fne qualities except
! bleached nnsns) after January /, 1894. Until
I that time fne qualities continue al IS per cent
There Is ne change IN The lumber schedule
beyond the reduction OF 80 cents per thousand
on white pine boards and u cent per foot on
squared timber. The prOviso which adds the
export dnty laid upon logs aod manufactured
/ lumber N ported from any country levying such
export duty does not take effect until March !,
/ 1891
Chemical and wool pulp are given a specific
duty equivalent 20 the present rate.
/ The Increase OF duties on all imported farm
\ products recommended by the committee
were all indorsed by the House.
The Internal revenue toI on tobacco and snufi
/ is reduced bali, but that on sugar is net
changed
Provision IS made 20 continue the provisions
I Of law relating to the ms1ufscture OF white
/ wine vinegar on payment OF . tnx of cents per
4 gallon aad under new restrictions 20 prevent
frauds
WAsHISaToS, May 22--Iu the House
to-day Mr.. Dunnell (Minn.l, from the
committee on census, reported a bill
smendatory 20 the census act Passed.
/ Il prescribes q penalty upon any super
visor or enuuerstor who shall receive or
any person who shall pay any fee or
/ other consideration in addition 70 the
+ compensation of such supervisor or
/ 0uvmNrztor