Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-02
4 Discharged Soldier Kills THREE
Men in Ionder Before He i
UYprP0wcred.
4 ST. LOUIS DOCTOR SEVERELY
THREsHEO.
The Wholesale Punishment Of
Jews from Russia by
the Gar.
by Telegraph O. ;Es NEws.
EFNATT.
Con.id ration 81 tIsc TarIT Eli
Ta.r--.y,s.


/ Of the tlIiE bili, resumlug il under
the head Of lead products. The AZ
,iCles Of litharge and nitrate Of lead
were alluwSl 10 pass without COM
= ment, bit 10 the third ar-iclel orange
! mineral, cents Ter pound Mt.
| Vance offered au amendment re-
. tUciHg the rate u y cents. In the
| course OF the discussion Vance eX-
! pressed himself in favor Of reducing
all duties ON lead and is products,
although his own State was the
grvaJy>l ieIu-IIoIucIus state IN the
Union. In the largest lead mine in
the State an Eastern man was the
uriuuiral st0CEhnlder. - declared
inst wear dividends amounting 10
. per cent. auJ ,-e wages of the
employees lad not been increased
! one cent. 50 that the claim that high
protective duties were Tor the hene-
fit Of the wUlkiHgmau was a frauu
and q cheat from the Beginning. Il.
was notorious that there was a great
lead trust iu existence, and If the
senator from Ohio .>uyTnInD had
been consistent with MS declaration
he would have fav0rei a reduction
on lead ami all its products.
Guiuiac was an article round
| which aisUutgIiU1 revOlvgd. IN
the coarse OF u Morgan 81 sae Of The
"taU'' which the republicans hal
I placed Un the surplus, drawing i al
| or and masking IL inevitable that
the government. would lc a borrow
er before the eni oi another year.
! Aldrich asked Unanimous consent
thar ON the remaining Paragraphs
in the chemical schedule, nome Ui
them especially important, the Gc-
haze proceed under tine Hve-nliIutes
rule. NCPuersau objected.
Nc 'her-gu spoke az tag lead trust
I which controlled the entire lea.
I trade of tine country. RE told d
having met not Iuu- ago 10 a New
/ YORK bank faria- Jur owner OF a
| lead mine, who toll him that the
lead trust offered .l purchase his in
terg-~t. Chow ugaH l. ycu- plant
wortl?'' Mcpherson asked
- could duplicate DC f-r S-n1."3p,"
| was the answer.
..Aud huw much does the trust
otia. yCu?s'
- million dollar
! "NuI EBw o. res the trEI-t rEI Get
! % be Gh'- 30 nay yuu million dol
! lars iuI wha. Is guir worth S-0l,ul'
and ny GiviieuIs.''
at proposes 90 increase tine price
Of the product
The offer had been accepted. and,
said AIrPher-Jn, the price iIIs been
! increased o. an extent 20 enable tire I
! .-s. 90 nv q dividend on any
! amount aE capital 70 secs lit 10 iiE
/ and Vet. la the congress OF tire 1
! United States there is q greet POLITE !
/ gssi party. thinning Co he ii.-. in in |
! Ir.iil,uge. iir-t Iu IatTig.i~m. first 4
1 in justice and in right voting 20 put 4
4 rate on lead products that is also !
| lutr!y proaIAilurr lni that will Ell
I able this trust or combination 90 fix 4
any price 10 a'=lses and run the peD- |
! pie 10 any extent IL U.Uasgs.
Finally the discussion came 10 an /
end; vote was taken ON Nancg's |
amendment Rejected 10y . PARTY /
| vUte-vyas II, nays 20.
An amendment offered 10y Vance. |
/ 10 reduce tine duty ON red lead |
| from 3 cents q = cents Ver pound |
met with the same fate.
The paragraph taxing white lead ]
/ II 3 cents a pouui was, on motion OF |
Alirich, amengci 10y adding the |
/ words 'Gni white paint containing 1
| lead;
Vance moved 10 makeths duty on 1
white lend cents a pound, instead 4
Of 3. REJECTED.
There WAS 40 suggestion Us 20 the |
paragraph IS 70 phosphorus aud hi |
chumale ami chrOmat- Of potash.
Paragraph 80 was amended on
motion OF AlIrfrh. making 10 read, \
.caustic or uyirite Df potash, r. /
| fined. iU STICKS Or rolls ] cent per
pound, - iuS.g.d oi cents.
| Carbonate, siiphIte, potash and /
| spunges were placed on the free list.
The duty on sIlphaIe Of soda was |
| changed from OuJ--euth 1f 2 cent |
per pound 20 =" ger cent ai valo-
rem.
Finally the schedule was reached |
wGicil refers TO e8Tiheaware and /
glassware. tIv'her>ou's motion O. |
reduce the DUTY on fire brick failed. !
Plumb voted with the democrats. the
first break in tEc solid party vote.
Plumb, having thus started in on I
his assertion Of Independence Of |
party allegiance. - far ~ the tariff |
hill was concerned. began 10 take |
MCPherspH's place in Offering |
amendments. His iirsttwo amend |
mcuts were 20 REFUGE the rates Of |
duty on enaUeieI tiles and hyirau |
lie cement. After discussion they
were voted down by tine republican |
majority, the democrats. o. course |
voting for them. On tlu raulic 1
| cement amendment. Paddock Joined /
Piua.h in voting with the demo /
Gratis.
Mcpherson moved TO reduce the I
duty on common brown earthcn-
ware from . % - pcr cent al Va
llrem. Eeiected-ye1s Il. nays -. |
Paddock voted with tine democrats.
Plumb did not vote.
| The next question was on para
gE1Fh 100. relating b china, p0rce-
! lain and crDckerywl.c. the finance
! committee recommending q reduc- |
! ton Of the rates OF the House h!I! |
| from ti 70 - per cent on decorated
/ articles. anu from % % - per cent
ON plain white and unGecorateI
Z ware. Two members Of the finance
/ committee, Sherman and Hiscock.
expressed their opposition 10 the
! Senate amendments.
Allison supported them.
Vest moved 10 make the rates . /
TO % per cent respectively.
Then Plumb took a prominent
/ part in the discussion, invcighirc
against the exorbitsut demands Of |
| the high urJtectionists. The Amer
! lean people were entitled TO have
cheap goods IL composition would |
/ bring that about. When. he 4
asked, was the time coming when |
/ the peopIe Of the Unitei States |
would get some benefit from |
the establishment u home indus !
tries. Just rs fast rs the pOin: |
arrived a. which lower prices might |
be expected, the manufacturers
came to Congress and said they |
wanted more duties, whereby the |
downward progress Of prices might 4
be arrested. He hsl no idea that |
what he nigh; say was going to /
affect the vote Of the Senate. He |
could see that the cohorts Of protect /