The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-12-01
NEw TARIEF.
The Bili in Abstract as Prepared by the
Committec-As Predicted. 1t Is Radi-
cal Measure.

The Bill in Abstract as Prepared by the
Committec-As Predicted. II Is Radl-
cal Measure.
WASHINGTON, Nov 2s-The new
democratic tariff bill was given out
TO the public and its provisions fulfil
every expectation Of those who have
predicted that II would be a radical
measure OF the reform.
The free list is Of the liberal scope
sufficient 70 satify the most radical at.-
yoeates Of reform and the reputation
of the principle Of reciprocity, which
has been the pride Of the republicans
and the bette noir Of the democrats for
a number Of years, is decisive and en-
phatic. Thus the tariff bill, in addi-
tion to the reforms il makes In the Gus
tom laws, win neecssitatc immediate
rcadjustment Of treaties with these
South American countries. which enjoy
practical or theoretical reciprocity with
the great American republic Of the
Northern hemisphere
The committee met at II o clock Mon.
day morning, and after the roll call
Chairman Wilson at once laid the bill
before the entire committee. On and
after the ist Of March, 1894, the follow
ing articles are to be added to the free
list;
Bacon and hams, beef, mutton and
pork and meats OF all kinds, prepared
or preserved, not specially provided for
in this act Baryta, all binding twino
manufactured in whole or in part from
istle or tampico fbcr MANILA, sisal
grass, or sum, or single ply and meas
uring not exceeding 600 feet TO the
pound; birds, stuffed, not suitable for
millinery ornaments and bird-sl1ins pre-
pared for preservation, but not further
advanced in manufactures; blue yiriol
or sulphate of copper; bone char, slita-
hlc for use in decoloring sugars; coal,
bitumious and shale, and coal. slack or
culin; coke; coal tar crude and all prep
arntions and products of coal tar not
colors or dies, not specially provided
for in this act; oxide Of cobalt Copper
imported in the form OF ores; old cop
per, fit only for manufacture. clipping
from new copper, and all composition
metal OF which copper is component
material OF chief value not specially
provided for in this act; regulus OF cop
per and black or coarse copper and
copper cement; copper in plates, bars,
ingots or pigs and other forms, not
manufactured, not specially provided
for in this act; coppcras, or sulpRte Of
iron; cotton ties Of iron or steel cut
70 lengths, punched or not punched
with or without buckets, for boiling
cotton diamonds, dust or bort, and
jewels to bcused in the manufacture Of
watches or clocks: yolks Of eggs Of
birds, fish and insectsi downs OF all
kinds, crude, not specially provided for
in this act; fresh fish, furs, undressed;
iodine, resublimatcd iron ore, includ-
ing manganiferous iron ore also the
dross or rcsidum from burnt pyrites
or sulphur ore, and pyrites or sulphuret
Of iron, its natural state: lard, lemon
juice, lime juice and sour orange juice;
mica and metallic minerals and sub
stances in crude state and metals un-
wrought not specially provided for in
this act, ochra and ochrey earths, ST.
enna and sienna earths, umber and
lumber earths, not specially provided
I for in this act; cotton seed oil, paint
ings in oil or water colors and statu-
nry, not otherwise provided for in this
act
Plows, tooth and disc harrows, har.
vesters, rcapers drills, blowers, horse
rales, cultivators threshing machines
and cotton gins, plush, black for max
ing mems hats; quicksilver, salt, silk,
partially manufactured from cocones,
or from waste silk, and not farther
advanced or manufactured than corded
or combed silk soap, all not otherwise
specially provided for in this act; sui
phatc Of soda, or salt cake or nitre
cake, suphuric acid tallow and weol,
grease, including that known com
mercially as degras or brown wool
grease; straw, burr stone, bound up
into millstones, free stone, granite,
sandstone, limestone and other build
ing or monumental, except marble,
manufactured or undressed, not special
" provided for in this act
All wearing apparel and other per-
sonal effects shall be admitted free Of
duty without regard to their value mp
on their identity being established
under such rules and regulations as
the secretary Of the treasury may pre-
scribe; timber, hewn and sawed, and
timber used for spars and in building
wharyes; timber, squared or side;
sawed boards, plank, deals and other
lumber; lnihs piclscts and palings,
shingles, slaves Of wood of all
kinds. wood manufactured, provided
that IL ans export duty is laid upon
the above mentioned articles, or
either Of them all said articles i'm
ported from said country shall be sub
ieet to duty as now provided by law,
Chair cane or reels wrought or manu-
factured from rlttans or reeds Woods,
namely, cedar lignum vitae, lance
wood, cboay, box granadilla, mahog-
any, rosewood, .Sltiuwood, and all
forms Of cabinet woods, in the log.
rough or hewn; bamboo and rattan un-
manufactured; hriar root or briarwood.
and similar Wool manufactured;
bamboo, reeds and sticks OF partridge,
HARDWOOD, pimento, orange. myrtle
and other woods, in the rough, or not
further manufactured than cut into
lengths suitable for sticks for umbrel-
las, parasols. sunshades, whips or walk
ing canes; all wool OF the sheep hair
Of the camel, goat alpaca ana other
like animals, and all wool and hair on
the skin, noils, yarn waste, card waste,
burwaste, rags and hogs, including all
waste, or rags, composed wholly or in
part OF wool,
The plaintiffs Disp'eased.
CLARKsvIIR Tenn, Nov 2s The
ease Of Mc1'ighe, llussey 4 Co, con
tractors, in building the Clarksvils
Mineral ruilroad VS.. the louisville q
Nashville Railroad Co, has been de-
! cidpd The suit Wrev ont of differ.