Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-26
The Senate DryotcS Further Tine
10 N, Tariff Bill Di>-
eus>iun.
IRELAND ~ a rsAiHE-sTRIcKEH
coHDITioS
The People Of Oklahoma Territory
in Dreadful state of
Dc,tituiion.
CONVICT HoLZHsY AGAIN At
TEsPTs SUICIDE
Heavy seizure 81 Struggled Amrri-
can Butter by the Canadian
Authorities.
The Tariff ran TsErr Up and Laid
AeIde ItInrInl..t--

The Tariff EiiI rsErr ~ and Laid
Aside IHfsrnIi.ii-s
! Ws~IIINGTuN- Aug. .j.-Iu the
senate tbc tariff hill Wa taken uI
ami aucv proposed Tic following
amendments.
That iu all Eases wlisTc il can bt
shown % the Secretary 0i the Treas.
uTy that any gJI'i-, wars or mrI-
chauGi> imported have bevu Iur-
/ chased Ly Citil-u q the United
Stlt'r 10y the exchange % farm PRO,
ducts gown iH tire Inits-i state
| for such guJis. or where such gal.!~
have bvyu purchased with tine IrI
c,rts 10 such iaru Products Iu for
I riEu .uiririv4. such gUu.l- shall b..
im. uIlyi 20 tile following rate %
LUtS: Ouv-Laif the present duty
uu all manufactures q iron ant.
steel, o. percent 10 the resent duty
on aii WU1lru uT cotton suul!- uT ar.
tirlt-- Il which wool uF cotton may
buIhy component m ttrri1l 10 chief
yliIr. nuv-htlf % the Present duty
J ru DIgtuyuwJr., china ant ELJ---
. ware, - pr cent 81 th,. present
| u.r uf duty on all material used -
| fertilizers or ia the manufacture
| there AMI - Ter ,rut uf tHv pre-
eu. rate 81 duty 0u re logging anu
/ farm binding tWiuc.
The i-uIIug question on the
/ rIr.ii ui.l was imposing "a duty % !
rruf- Vrr p1Iui on lead ore ann
ir1.i Hru-s. provided thai silver
ore sui al Hin,r rr'-s cIutIiuiu.
it-g. shall Jay a duty 90. rru,s per
pound Uu the lead contained therein
Ia-ruri!u. tu sample AMI a->Iy al the
! or. of entry.
Coke moved o. amend ry striking
sI' tlrVrIyi-I that Dr,-- ,uaflfuIu.
~Iivrrgut lslI. iu which l.t.i is 10
lees value ;lJu ihr silver. shall o.
a limited free uf duty. lie vtiI Zee.
passage ui the ullI g- T.ItHrtgI wHufI
destroy tIr smelling works boo
IgNa-. Kansas tIfy. Chicago lu.
-. l.rg.-. render useless tLr g..
fEietu.y ores ul New NuA.-r. Au
E.u1 rrI Texas throw a lIr.-
number 90 mpG Uft IL employment.
and drive from tIc Jui'CH States
tHf. r with NgEIuu. valuable not
only Tor Am .rirlu mluuiartury~.
luf laE American farmers.
Erlglu and Carlisle followed with
arguments Iu the SAME line.
PLUME MOVED To AurNp
"a. paragraphs 10y reduction Of the
Iut.. Yu lead urs from ] cents PER
Tuuui o. cents. lie Thought tuy
senate was coming tu a TIiu. Wucr,.
-ur system ~ protection wuuld r.
-u.t BE- breaking Iowa certain home
lu lI-tTi,- taT tar benefit 10 other
iuiI-tsi,-, IUI where the larger
industries were Co.. destroy the
-uglivr ONES. % tuc mine Owners
Ht Cu.HuIu. VII, had derived So
much rruHt from the recent silver
legislation. desired o. get still more
benefit 10y tax 1u tut--r Mexican
uI.-, why did they mot propose "a /
..uiy uu silver urt~ uf M-NiaH.
stewart argue against tIcImruI-
Wuut- aud iu favor uf the duty uu
i'Et ore as proposed iu tbv para
graph.
Teller aI~I advocated the adoption
% the paragraph r~ reported. AMI I
asserted that the contest was one I
ytUc,'u tire l.aIi Trust .iu vpm- /
Hiug'iuu with tIe ~meitrr-| AMI the I
miners 10 the EIrky Mountains.
Iur-y miners were 5LHrl. strong /
aud they consumed more icriru.- |
tgrll products Ot Kansas and NyI- I
a. D. q
Consumed, aud Kansas Wa, I'M |
u,i.c,I D. the miner, uf Colorado I
Gr whatever prosperity sine vL- I
iuytI. lie Wa not. thrrrf Re.
exactly pleased when the Senator /
from that state insisted that hy /
wanted a. secure the trade uf Z
Mexico, AMI was willing b. put the /.
llhaT 81 Colorado, Montana ami /
Idaho >i.!c hy side with the - cent I
labor 20 Mexico.
Continuing this Argument, Teller Z
said if thr lead duty was shuru from .
The Till ItIe only thing iu DO Tor the I.
.uyuyf. az tine g7vtt northwest. |
there would MT ls
REPUBLICAN, ~ THAT REGION
in favor Of the bin. AMI there should !
not be-.
Jones lNvv.I said the most i'm
pprt1ut feature ~ the Till Tor the |
industries 81 thr country /
was the duty uU lysi and lead ur,s. /
Not only were many thousands 81 |
Isr~Iu- engaged Ia lead mining. rat /
- per cent 81 the silver yi,ii 81 thc /
United states came from mines Boo I
which that metal was found iu com /
Hiuatiuu with lead az these mines.
the larger number wIIlI not TIy ]
the EXPENSES 81 operation for silver /
alone. without a duty ou leaf and |
lead Ou=s, thr-c miuts would nc
abandoned. This wpuli MT merely |
destroy a great Industry. but would /
-rriJuSly affect the supply Of pre-
-iuu- metals which formed the I
money 81 the world. Jones paii
warm triuIte TO the personal chlrlc-
u the American miners AMI !
sail their lIhIr- contributed largely
10 the prosperity uf the country.
Tire bill was LAID aside Informally
AMI the House joint resolution IA re-
IIti0n % uIth~ Ia pension cases Wa
AMI passed., authorizing
them % administer them by any
IUr empowered o. administer oalh~.
The House rs-1lItiDu Tor the APP
rliutmcut ola committee Il seven
representatives amt three Senators
'Ir -uperiuteniiug the funeral oftEc
lie Representative Watson was lai!
before the Senate.
quay offered a resolution which |
'gds agreed o.. expressing the deep .
with which the Senate
bean! 70 Wat-ou's death, cnucurriu.
Ia the appointment o.! p committee.
Iui providing A. al AL itiuual mark
Z respect that the Senate adjourn.