The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-06-14
sariIv. Mr.. Harris declares that he Will

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insist IN night sessions.
The Woolens schedule.
At 1870 o'clock, the tariff bill was tax
en- Up, the wool and woolens schedule
being the next in order.
Mr.. PETER sent to the clerks desk
and had read an amendment which he
proposed to offer to the paragraphs as to
wool. 1t is to insert the provisions Of
the existing law as to raw wool, ex-
cept that the duties are reduced 40 per
cent.
Mr.. Hoar moved to increase the duty
on spectacles, eye glasses, opera glass
es etc, from 40 to so per cent. and ad-
dressed the senate on the tariff ques-
ton in general
At the close of Mr.. Hoars' speech. a
vote was taken on his amendment,
and it was rejected by a vote of 80 to q.
Schedule X, wool and manufactur-
ers Of WOOL was then taken up. Mr..
Sherman gave notice that he would ad-
dress the senate today on the wool
schedule.
Mr.. QUAY then took the floor and de-
Iivered the seventh portion of the tariff
sdeech which he began OF the 14th Of
April.
vii Visit Atlanta,
The National Fencibles, a crack mill
tarv company of this city, that took
first prize two years ago in the inter
state drill at Omaha, Neb., has entered
in a like contest to be held at Little
Rock, Ark. July nc The company
will leave Washington Friday June
,G.r = H. .I-o- I Q n.~,;l1, ~n;1
road and Southwestern Limited for
Little Rock. Upon the return trip they
will make d stop at Atlanta, and give
the Georgia National Guard an eXhibi-
ton of their perfection in tactics.
Coxey and Browne at the Capitol.
Coxey and Browne came to the CAPT
toll Yesterday, using the asphalted walk
instead Of the grass in approaching the
building and spent some time in the
senate gallery. Browne did not wear
his theatrical leather coat and conse
q~uentlv the two c~OmmOnweal leaders
attracted little attention.
The engagement Of 81. 900, 90 in colo
for export from New York today re
duces the gold reserve in the treasury
to SIS, 400, 900.
President Cleveland III.
President Cleveland has been some.
what affected by the facilitating warn
weather and is indisposed. The regu
lar Monday public reception was aban
doned yesterday and a physician wa'
called on for d prescription which i
expected to restore the president to hi
usual health in a short while.
Senatorial Combinations
The senate has confirmed the nemi
nations of w. VI. Dunkle, of Christians
=, burg, Virginia and W. <. Spiller q
Bridgeport, Alabama, postmasters.
Senator Gordon has introduced a bill
in the senat appropriating $780, 600 TO
a building for the Cotton Exposition a
Atlanta, Georgia, and $780, 900 for tn
maintenance of the exposition.
Ten Thousand Dollars to Cover Damage
The report Of naval CONSTRUCT
Hanscom Of the injuries received b
the Columbia on her trial trip show
that twelve plates were damaged an
that $40, 900 and one months time vii
be required to repair the ship
Bills Against Shriver and Edwards.
The grand jury has decided to retur
a true bill against John s. Shrive1
r Washington correspondent of the Me-
r York Mail and Express, and j. E. Et
wards, of New York, correspondent
u the Philadelphia Press, for refusing t
give the sources Of their information t
the senatorial investigating committee
in regard to statements about the 81
= gar trust and democratic senators, an
II the United States district attorney
engaged in preparing the indictment
He has notified Shriver and Edward
,e to appear before the criminal courts O
Saturday, to answer to the indictment
and give bail or go to jail.
~ NO INFRINGEMENT.