Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-16
~ THE SENATE.
The TarIG Bni Presented to That
HOLY Yenterumy.

Washington, Aug. IO.-During the
presentation OK memorials and peuuons
at ]. O9 clock TO-DAY Chlet Clerk Iowles
OF the house OF representatives ap-
peared at the main door with the tar
in bill. Tne members Ot the senate
listened attentively while CLERK powles
read the resolution which sisnalized
the senate triumph over the nouao III
the tarin struggle, but there was no
demonstration OF any Kind Mr.. Harris
Democrao OF Tennessee asked Tor the
second reading Of the house revenue
bills and moved TO refer them 10 the
finance committee. No objection. The
bin to place coal. iron ore and barbed
wire on the free list was read.
MIR. Harris then had read a letter
Just received from Secretury Carlisle.
The letter reviewed the condition Of the
treasury and the estimated revenues Of
the government for the next nscal year
The figures showed that under the
tarlf bill just sent TO the president
the revenues would exceed the eNpendi-
lures for the fiscal year ending June
co. 1895. $4,000 600. The revenues from
fhe SUGAR duty. Mr.. Carlisle placed at
s.S. 900 900 and from coal, iron orc and
barbed wire SL000,000- II the house
bins We're passed there would. Mr.. Car
Isle suid, be u deficiency next year OF
tthf
S2l000.0o0.
Mr.. Berry DemocroD Of Arkansas
called up the free sugar bill. lie IN
listed that the senate should decide
me matter and not bury It in commit
tee. He wanted the bill TO pass eN-
actiy as IL came rom the house. Mr:
Vest than took the door, but yielded
20 Mr. Harris, who said an early report
would be ina1e by The cominittee.
At this point MIR. Coclrell presented
conference report upon the general
deficiency appropriation phl, The ohiy
uoint IN dispute was 81, 500 600 for Sou h.
ern Pacific elaine, 20 which tue house
would not agree He moved that the
seuate insist upon this point. Carried
Mr.. Coclrel tLrn presented the cor
ference report on the aunary clvil Dill
AIR Henderson objected to the stsik-
ine ont Of an appropriation for the
victims OF the Ford theatre me
report was agreed 10,
Ar. Vest resumed his speech on MT
Harris melton to refer the free sng Y
aud other bills 10 the finance commit
80 he said Il meant the death or the
l,fil. ne the committee was now pollti-
caiI, \ tie with TIE prospect u me dis-
ar,ussrance OF a quorum witfla q ieH
1 dqva. He declared the position % ths
senate on TIE tarift had been Yingicet Ia
by the Letter OF H.1i go h. N !
which proved conclusiyely tnat u VA
csnse "A deiIciency Of Ss0,QelQl2. NJ
Vest then proceeded With ths ds7ilp-
! tion or Ire difficulties f. connection
With the adjustment Of sugar sehs q.
No finder the Wilson bin as re-
ported 20 the house from tne como V.
Il contained duty and bounty WAel
Il vas m the house free Fnser va
inherited. rhe finance conA,i,'e- ~, ~
ppred bill wnieh gave no qua ~ e''''''
benaiit to the trust. .,. 81,
ana vet.a said Mr.. Vest, with ny
,syns..s sthev call US the creatures o.
me sugar trust" The senator p.psee
for moment and then Win ~. ~ -
5...,,.,,,.--a aided Liars SANDER r.
s,,es ,,,-7e itl'elefs afr YES; saia u,
yr,,,id no. eafar ia.o the charges tu-l
I he senate was party 70 ti-s AA-