New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-04

or free competition in lawful trade or commerce, or
utcd State T of any article or articles imported
or intended to be imported into the United States
| or of any manufacture into which such imported
article enters or Is intended to enter. Every per
son who Is or shall hereafter be engaged IN the
! importation of goods any commodity from any
foreign country In violation Of this Scctoh 81 thIs
other to violate the same, is guilty OF misde,
meanor, and on conviction thereof IN any crHrt Oh
s tmf not nt'f les th"n 500 ana not S ana
sb,u bc further punished by impr sonmcnt. In the
| discretion of the court. for term not less than
three months exceeding twelve months.
MIR ALIENS SUGAR AMENDMENT.
Mr. Allen then offered the amendment to the
sugar schedule Of which Mr.. Jones Dem ArK)
gave notice yesterday but which he did not at
any time offer in the Senate The amendment IN
: full is follows: ,,., T.,
said act shall stand unrepealed 10 the extent thd'
there shall be- paid to the producer 0l sugar. nio
bacts sorghum or sugar cane grown in the nlt"'l
States In the year 1884, from maple sap pro1uced
in the United States during the year l"' uhler
license for 1884, and subject 10 the limitations 10"
imposed by law all sugars testing not less thal
| ~ degrees by the poarscope. nine-tenthS ~ cent
per pound and upon such sugar testing less man =,
degrees by the poarscope and not less than ~
degrees. rigth -tenths ~ cent per pound. . 49,,
Mr. Jones asked Mr. Allen 70 Withdraw H. but
Mr. HiI asked II. after the decisive vote Of yes
tcrday on the bounty question. the Finance Com
mlttee intended 70 accept this amendment II II
ID. he desired to be heard upon It.
Mr. Harris dem, Tenn said he hai not CON
! suited with any OF the members Of the Finance
! Committee. but member of that committee ne
table
Mr. Manlerson Gt,p, Neb) appealed to Mr..
| Harris TO withdraw his motion until he could be
! heard briefly which Mr. Harris did. with the notice
| that after Mr. Mandcrson finished his remarks he
would renew his motion 10 lay the amendment on
! the table and would yield 10 no one.
! Mr. Manderson dil no' intend 70 DELAY me senate,
he said; and then he proceeded to argue in favor
! - the amendment of his colleague.
| The amendment was also advocated by Mr.
! Her h.t he -
bounty HIS reply was that he had done - and
believe IN the principle % bounfi~s. Ru, there
principle Involved In the amendment he said.
! with which the senator from New-IIampsh!re was
little acquainted. and that the principle Of
equity and Justice
Mr. Chandler SAID that he would pass oyer the
Senator's plantation manner" and would ask him
whether q contract should not be fulfilled to the
letter. instead u being partly fulfilled and partly
Mr.. Canrey's reply that he had never had
the hnrdihood 10 assert that government bounty
was contract. There no contract about H.
II vas a mere gratuIty. reyocable NJ any time.
Mr. Harris renewed his motion. and Mr. Aliens
Mr Men then novel 20 strike paragraph 80
paintings In oil or wat"r-color'. engravings stat
works Of art !utahie as under existing law-l5 per
cert. R'jec'~l-ycas q. nays Il.
FENCE WIRES Up AGAIN
Successive amendments were offered hy NJ Alen
AMI rejected. proposing rates on al fencing wire
n io per cent u per cent qu1rie--cen' pound arI
hl,f-ceni a pound He vas assured hy NJ Paine.
d'cm. HI tha: the whole subiec, = wire might
Boz" -afey left > The conference committee bu, h.
.-'' n" Wa ing - trust i' ma, ana tAat "
interests Of the people of the Missouri Valley better
han 'hc F.q,nc. Committee hal done. he was .orry
free wire nlnen' % o. offered ,n me authority
hlI been ,hcre w1lii have been 10 trouble about r.
af me Democratic Senators foowel The lead y that
mock
Nj. Gaunscr Gsep, y H lntlma;ed ,ha, u
10 D. v.Far To-.
the farmers he would not have voted. as he had
done. acanst the Amendment 70 put n duty 81 81 a
Il could buy hay" Mr.. Anen declared "for hall
he tax you Offered % put on g."
Everybody knows" Mr.. Galinger replied. That
u can buy hay In Nebraska AMI Kansas NJ 81
'on Mr. A.'n asserted and your tax was a
Mr. We, dem. Mo- replied with couslerah.,
animation 20 Mr. A"ca's illusions 20 'h~ Finance
nmm.,ce. ar 'iaiTI ,hA n conF, ,A'io" De-
Guided tina, the barbel-wrc amendment shouid be-
a member - ,h~ F.nance C6mmitiee - MI
Nesu hal voted 'o put barbei wire Oh The free 49,
now that senator .mar'inr under his defeat a.
,ackel ne Finnnce Committee ani denounced Il
VI. Aim mai same Xrtncr remark IN which
he in,imatcl TIA, b,nocratic members OF the r..
nance 'ommiue" hal "wken advantage - his *
Mr. Manlcrson dlcp. NebJ expressed in hu-
morous mannner his sympathy WIN his colleague
m al'rcl iment which he hal received az mo hands |
4 "a
%" really am no, emitted to any sympathy" Mr.
Allen sa1. IN s1rrowful tone. ~ ought 'o havS
Il ihnR 90" Mr. Manderson pu' lr
Il hope my colleague VII withdraw his sym |
pathy,- VT, Alien ''!i, ana wi'hlra" my calm
Fintily: on notion OF Nj. NJ Harris. Mr. Aliens
A. SIS .. suggestion was made 10y Mr. !
Dplph Gtep. Orel that the senate should either |
THURSDAY lie should 'hite TO see mat National
day desecratei by the passage OF such a bil
Moth a. he mai uf AL "a me- Mr. lrrls
Shallow ~ balm 10 the senator rom oregon hui
| think that the Bill should be disposed Of before
ator Viii stay here Until II Is disposed Of
Mr Power itcp.. Month moved that the wool
schedule shall not take eject TIL jun. 1898. Mega
"4 TSc,r am ameS n. l2 7 agreed to:
Increasing the du'y On hles paragraph lfp from
Making The duiy on iyPs meta an 3, cent per per
Reducing The duty on cleaned rice oeD from /
Mr rettirrcw d,cp : ID offered an amend
ment providing for Il tarif committee. Rejected
Mr Nandcrion cRep. Ncb) moved . reconsider
the vote by which thu Senate refused yesterday To
sugar rhc motion was on motion OF Mr. Harris
dem Tenn. laid on the table Yeas q nays. 81
the Senator's voting mo" were Messrs. Allen kye
and PETER G'opulsts and Blanchard and Caffery
an Amendment adopted to one Of the M In, yT
t3N sections on mSuoh 81 Mr nm. amo'Tr ,n}icin,i
and. town taxes paid by corporations shall be In
cuicd I'm their operating and business expenses.
APPROACHING THE CRISIS
by 10 p. m. there immense concourse Of
spectators IN the galleries. most ~ them ladies' and
all waving fans inlustrlousy, for the atmosphere
Of the chamber was hot and sweltering. Senators
cvinc"d great Impotence 'at the unnecessary delay
occasoned by the offering of amendments which
had no show of being adopted, but which occupied
time I'm taking the yeas and nays. There was much
excitement as To the result ~ the final vote. and
there was "A rumor prevailing that the bill was |
going to be beaten. The chairman Of the House
Committee on Ways and Means-Mr. Wilson and
Representatives McMillin and Springer were Inter
spectators Of the proceedings and eager watch
ers for the last struggle.
At 10 y. IN. the bin read the third time. And
then Mr.. Smith dem. ~ j. rose and addressed