Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-12-02
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 WASHINGTON, Nov. 27. = The new democratic tariff bill has been given out. Its provisions fulfill every expectation of those who predicted it would be 8 measure of radical reform.
 In many respects it is a surprise even to the democrats, as it is unprecedented in many of its provisions.
 | A BIG FREE LIST.
 The free list is of liberal scope sufficient to satisfy the most radical ad vocates of reform. As refutatlon of the principle of reciprocity it is decisive and emphatic. Thus the bill in addition to tariff reform will, it passed, necessltate the readjustment of treaties with South American countries, which now enjoy practically theoretical reciprocity with United States.
 SUGAR BOUNTY REPEAL.
 The bounty on sugar instead of being repealed at once will be repealed by easy gradatlon and will not reach it's full effect till after the close of the present century.
 Beginning March next, the follow ing articles will be among these added to the free list:
 Bacon, hams, beef mutton, pork meats af all kinds, pret ared or preserv- ed not otherwise provided for.
 MINERALS.
 Coal, 6itumlnous and shale, and slack l or cut coke, coal tar, copper ores, old | copper, clippings from new copper, all l compositions of which copper is the | chef component of value, regular and black copper and copper cement, copper. plates. bars, ingots, pigs and other forms l of copper.
 LUMBER PRODUCTS.
 Timber, hewn end sawed, spar and | frame timbers, ether lumber. lath. | pickets, talings, shingles, slaves, man. ufactured wood provided same duties which now exist shall obtain all cases ln which an export duty is laid on all | articles in above schedule; chair cane or reeds. woods named, cedar, hgnum-l vitae, dance wood, ebony, box, granrdilla mahogany, rosewood, satin wood, all forms ot cabinet wood in the log, rough | or hewn; manufactured bamboo and | rattan, manufactured briar root.
 HAIR, WOOL, ETC.
 Hair and wood of camel, goat, alapaca and other like animals, wool and hair on ekins, olls, yarn, rags including all | waste or rags composed wholly or in part of wools.
 MISCELLANEOUS
 Fresh fish, undressed furs, iodine, ,he- sublimated iron, dress of burnt pyrites. sulphur, pyrities in natural state, lard, lemon juice, mica and crude metallic | minerals and un-wrought metals, ocery earths, umber and umber earths. cotton seed oil. paintings and ststuary. apri- cultural implements, quicksilver, salt, silk not further advanced in manufac. ture than carding or combing, soap not otherwise provided tor, sulphuric acid, tallow and wool grease, straw, burrstone pound into millstones, building or mon- umental stones except marble undress- ed, all wearing apparel and other per. sonai effects on identity being estab- iished, regulations to be established by the treasury.
 RICHMOND, Ind, Nov. 27.-Richard Pogue, member of the firm of Pogue, Miller & Co.,, of this city, and who has business investments in Chicago and New York ard is a large stockholder ln the Arlzona Irrigating Canal company, M has hled mortgages aggregatlng S63,- 6OO to secure the payment of promis. sorry notes of that amount. h
 TOPEKA, Kans., Nov. 27.-The story of an alleged secret meeting in Kansas City, Kansas, last night of populists who have banded together in a move ment to turn down the state admins tratlon and reorganize the party, is received with desision by the populist leaders and state officers. They de- nounce the story as fake.
 CHICAGO. Nov. 27.-Last night four men appeared simultaneously, two in front, twn at the rear, of saloon on | Stall street, with revolvers. They held up the twenty inmates, relieved them of all thelr valuables and escaped.
 ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov 27.-It has been developed that the sixteen breweries of , St. Louis have Rn agreement, the effect of which is to force every saloonkeeper to buy his beer from the brewery they sell him to. Should he prefer to han dle brand of beer of his own selection, he finds it more profitable to run soda or a blsckshIp shop, for he gets nothing except the beer the brew CTS allow him to handle.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.-The follow the White house today: Nelson Bald ( WI W1n, collector Of customs at Eric. Pa; William J. Bulger, collector of cus- Is toms at Oswego, N. r.; Frank B. Dap ( ney of Louisiana, to be consulting en- gineer of the United States and Mexi- { can boundary commission. Washing , ton Hesslpg WAS appointed postmaster | of ChicagG and Wm. J. Mise was sp- ( pointed collector of internal revenue f Tor the district of Chicago. lI WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.-Silver asserts ts right to hearing in connection 2 with the tariff It will come in shape q 'f proposition to put duty upon silver r importation. h the senate if the plans of those I, ybO have the matter in hand do not f. niscarry the efforts to secure this in- f lovation will be made in connection P with the metal schedule and it will be coupled with the item concerning lead nd silver-lead ores. :,