The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-09-13

/ pure mold in such coins and shall be
/ declared quarterly by the directors of
/ the mint. This closed the con-
| sideration of the tariff bill, eX-
/ cept as To the sugar section. re-
/ ciprocity and some few reserved para
/ graphs, which will come up on Monday.
I HE conference report was also read IN
/ the Senate and passed. The presiding
! officer Mr.. Ingalls, said that on Il meas
/ ure involving 50 large Il sum of money,
/ and including 50 many contested con-
! sldcratlons, he would not take the re-
/ sponsibility OF declaring that the con
/ ference report WAS agreed to unless II
/ appeared that 4 quorum was present.
! On a division there were but twenty
/ one senators voting. and So, without ac-
ton on the conference report, the Sen
] ate adjourned.
| MONDAY, Sept S.-The Senate rushed
business IN connection With the tariff
/ bill to-day. The finance committee :
amendment imposing duties on all
sugars above No. Is Dutch standard WAS
adopted. Maple sugar was placed III
the list upon which bounty Is to he
paid by the government. Changes OF
amendments in the bill reported by Mr..
Aldrich from the finance committee,
were made as follows: Adding To para
graph - the words, And white paint
| containing zinc but not containing
! lead" making the duty on phos-
phorus paragraph G7I 80 per cent.
al valorem instead of 10 cents per
! pound; inserting in paragraph - re
I lating to medicinal preparations the
words. cor in the preparation OF which
alcohol is used" making paragraph l;i2
read, Boiler plates of iron or steel and
2 l,,., Of In 4.t,. .
making paragraph 2lS read, White
pine shingles, y cents per l,0po, all
others so cents per 200; making para
/ graph 22l read, "Chair cane or reeds,
wrought or manufactured from rattans
( or reeds, and whether round, square, OF
/ in anv other shape" Mr. Plumb offered
/ the amendment of which he had given
notice August 80, imposing tax oi
! $l25 per gallon on distilled spirits.
! Rejected; yeas Il, nays %. The sugar
section was then taken up, the lmmcdl-
ate subject under consideration beng
/ the finance committee amendment 10
paragraph 223 imposing duties on all
| sugars above No. II Dutch standard.
/ The amendment was agreed to: yeas ~
nays, II. The next vote was on the Sen
ate amendment TO the same paragraph,
| increasing the duty on sugars
above No. Ii, G-l0 of one cent
per pound, instead of 40 (as in the
/ House bill. The amendment was
! agreed to: yeas, -; nays, -. The next
/ question was on the finance commit
| tees amendment to include maple
sugar among those for which bounty
| is 10 be paid. Agreed to, yeas. 80; nays
| -. All the other amendments referring
| to maple sugar were agreed to, and the
| = p,.tI I,,rl
with claims for bounty was fixed as
prior to July | (instead of January o.
! each wear Mr. FRYE offered an amend
ment to pay a bounty of cent pound
! on sugar from imported molasses. Re
! leCted. At the evening session no votes
| were taken. talk being the order. The
/ Senate passed the House bill to set apart
| a certain tract of land ION which the big
| trees stand as a public park, and the
| conference report on the river and
! harbor appro rriation bill was taken uI
and agreed to without discussion.
| TUESDAY, Sept. 9.-N hen the tariff
| bill was taken up Mr.. Gibson's amend
ment to reduce the sugar test from So
/ by the polariscopc To 16o WAS rejected,
| as were numerous others offered. Mr.
! Aldrich moved to insert proviso that
| imported merchandise deposited in any
! public or private bonded warehouse
! prior to August |, 1890. may be with
! drawn for consumption al any time prior
| to November | 1880, on payment oi the
| duties Ill force prior To the passage Ot
| this act. Agreed To, yeas, 81; nays, -
| Mr.. Aldrch then moved, on behalf O
| the committee, the reciprocity amend
ment proposed by him on September |
! and accepted verbal modification Of i
| suggested by AEr. iioar. 1t was adoptcC
/ t;onaI section nrny1Iiuo that fine sura,
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