The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-07-13
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Washington; June 3O.-At the opening
OF the senate session to-1ay the tariff
bill was taken up and Mr.. Vest moved
ON amendment to the clause. repeating the
reciprocity feature Of the Mckinley bill,
which was agreed to. Senator Peffcr Of.
feIed 40 a rev section the amendment
le. ying . tex Of $50 per head cn all
aliens landing in the, United States to
engage In industrial occupations; tabled
--46 to II. Mr.. Jones then askcd u..:,ni.
nous consent to make q number Of
an endments overlooked us the bill was
being considered. The amendments were
agreed to as fast as iread.. Most of them
were verbal or very. unimportant.
The duty on silk paragraph 29SD par.
TALLY manufactured from cocoons was
nxed ut 20 per cent; thrown or spun
ttk, 30 per cant; velvcts,. chenilles, nntl
ttiter pile fabrics, 81 80 per square yard;
'p!nsh n per square i yard: The duty on
ssaxsd 4 Sis6 p.i' sssnt, III sset, so: vnci,ti
R1ill was reported to, the senate, which
then adjourned until Monday.
~ SenRtor Hill today gave notice of an
amendment to the income tax feature Of
the tariff! bill by adding at the end Of
section 30 the following: THAT all
state. county, municipal and town taxes
,ond all necessary sums for Insurance
paid by Corporations, companies Or ,,..-
sotiations shall be excluded or deducted
In estimating the net profits or income of
such associations, companies or corpora
ti0ns" '' ''4i '"'''
With the exception of n short time tho
day. in the house was consumed by a
'filibuster over the contested election case
Of Weston against Black, of the Tent,
Georgia district. Tile filfbustcr was led
by Representative Pence. Populist, who
contested every inch of ground even atse
the aid of the committee on rules /
been invoked. The tanslc was iinal..
straightened out, and the resolution ui
the committee on elections declaring MIR.
BLACK elected waa agreed to, only thu
Populists disser:ibc. "''
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Washington, July 2.AYhc senate To-.
day entered upon the fourteenth week Of
tlh tariff debate. 1t ia expected that the
1hai vote previous to returning the hill
to the horse. will be taken before a.l-
joarntnept Tuesday night. Tlier., Is no
agreement to this effect, but senators
generally express the opinion that this
can be accomplished. t.. Tie. Democrats
made IAN effort to secure an agreement
to fik Tucsday MS the day for The vote,
Tut did not succeed. I.' ,,1-
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Colombia business. 80! - p
WI shington, July 3-Numerous amend
inelts to the tariff schedules were agreed
To- IN the senate today. Am0ns them
were all the uihendmcnts adopted in COM
fEittce Of the whole. The iron ore an,cl,t-
lnent, on which n special vote had been
reserved was adoptei-5S to, S. The
Nf position to make the repeal Of the
sugar bounty take effect Immediately; ilt
stead of in 1896, was adoptetl-:35s to 30 81.
Mr.. Pettigrew Ukcp., $. p.)imoyc,l TO
strike out the provision TO continue the
Howeiian treaty fn force. II cost the
Eeople of the United States $4,000, ,O;lO
annually, he claimed, with no reciprocal
benefit to them. After debate Mr. Harris
got the floor and moved to 10y the amend
vent on the talle. Mr.. Hcur attempted,
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nyarent XII Har,;s T. f.a,. ,i,s is.ponr' a,y !, ~
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swiftness md frrpess that fhilly took
the breath pway from the senate. aul
in about d minute to adjourn and an ap-
peal from n decision of tile chair w:ls
rehding. A parliamentary wrangle was
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vote was' then taken OH the adoption of
the sugar schedule, aud it was agreed TO
IE3S to 34 Nlessrs. Allen and Quay
voted for the final adoption of the
schedule; Messrs. Hill. Irby, Kyle and
fener voted against 1t. Otherwise 1t was
strict party vote Mr.. Stewart of Ne
Sada did not vote: This DISPOSED Of The,
sugar schedule. Mr.. Power Qtep.. Month
moyed to substitute 1Sc per bushcl OH
bnrley and 2Sc OIL barley matt Instead Of
10 per gent, md ~ per cent. respectively;
!ost-2l to :5. II is possible that q vote
on the bill will be taken before adjourn
ment today.
y The house held brief session to-day
and OH account of che difficulty Of hold
iDgia quorum nGtllins of importance WAS
accomplished beyond the passage of the
sti tte bill extending the time within