The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-05-15
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sETEx roRR ITEMS OF ZEE T<RrET
sTLL AGREED 70 NJ TEE SENATE

Nj Hsis suressts tat ths Mn Ne Fess-
Possa Tsv Tvs-ty 80 Thirty Days. Ustii
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WASHINGTON. May 1.-THE seventh week OF
theTsrih bill In the Senate began to-day. There
we're seven Items considered and disposed Of
the result being the fixing Of rates OF duties ss
follows:
On alcoholic p.rfum.ry. o, per gallon. and 80 rsr
cent sd vslorsm.
On slumins alum alum esks. &C. fsurtsnths esn'
per pound -
on o' anu ~ ~, '.S..
=, .,,u;ou,, ~ ~. s.", " wv
On b..lIre Of All tnd. and an bon.eb.r ,u,,.e,. for
Us. in d.ecoririnT sugars 70 per cent id v.IorsuL
On crud. bor.S or borsts Of ,od. or borst. Of lima
one cent per pound. and on rsnnsd eor.x. two cents
per pound
On refined esmphor. 10 per cent id vsiorsm
80 = w. -.
The next Item was NO. ~; chlorsl hJdrNe
20 per s.n. "a ,sIorsm Su, ,, T,,nous action
On On W. su''''"e" '"''' y" ~
! p "A IN IN. a,.ou,.,o0 on IN. ,.,,ov. tam.
mr., nAs ,nep.. me- ., msus urine, ,noul.. az
hour in the bill. Neither the Republican sid.
nor the Democrats add. nor IN. country
was to act upon or vote upon. The air. ar.
%"' in s S S1 pr. ia - @
ror'% over the sr'., industries tries Of tn. eoan-
,,, ~ % Vsass 0r,ns .ns 81, .ep nssen
which would then be- granted. There were
six or eight Of tn. great appropriation bill.
which would have to be passed between now
and July and not one OF the m could be brought
betOr. the s.n.t. while tn. Tariff bill stood in
the war. II these appropriation bills were to
thirty days. and then the member. Of tn.
consider the whole subject matter ana present
on Ss .ne Dill .nsn presence n,s we're one ne "n.n
they could ea vote for they Would Know =.
SIR. Butler dem. s. c. replisd tn Mr.. Hsle's
a asss sdi R: .s Del. s .sa quit.
tuitous 10 i'm pute TO the He pu blcan side OF the
eh.mner any disposition 70 XII time. 30 iar
had Sssn merely 40 sc.a.%is di.sa..ion, Is
fore it.
tn. way in which the hill was being MANAGED.
Il. H f % asS e was G lie
referred specially to the sugar question as pre-.
Mf. voorhees, said about it In his opening
| speech on April .. and said that the
sfsess.I; ;a restores: S S''I the Ii
ssS vA ans aSss S Ssa
tIon Of refined sugar into the United states.
4 now stood; twas complete sqIrendsr 70
and deliver" 30 with iron ore. on which .
duty Of AZ cents ton was to be I'm posed: so
with coal; also restored to 90 cents ton and
s a. T" " Ms sU isrssS inSrsased WIN WIN he
asked, had all this been donst II
Necessary to do It in order to Sc
| cure tho votes Of certain Democratic Sena-
tors The bill could not be passed II 1t was not
| done. No such marvel had ever been seen as
| the surrender OF all the Democratic Senators
| except Mr. Mills the demand OF the sugar
Democratic eonsistsncy How great must be
the eompulsion which Obliged Democratic
refined sugar.
| Mr.. Harris Dem. Tenn.l asked Mr.. Plat
n 81 paSs; poan
pending bill.
such thing"
sy MT h.FT sSs the ,saP.s
nsct i ALONE Fno Sa no. L sff from Con-
| am not alone. Mr.. President" Mr.. Plat
the sugar Trust as stocfboidsr or speeSistor,
there is not a senator who has demanded the
As to Whistler the Missouri senator desired to
sriiy sss.nted By S1 Vest as o aos Of III thoss
| questions which were SO often put IS to nau-