Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-05-03

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Washington, April 26.-Se,
is authority Tor the statement ths.
con premise tariff bill has been mss
rpen, which is reasonably c-rts;, ~
adopted by congress early in Inn.
will take the form of senate CON-.
amendments to the pending him
ator Brice would not indicate ~
the changes the Amendments r%H
feet further than it was its ain ,n
a reduction of about 80 per cent f,os 1a \
Mckinley law.
In the senate SIr. Harris was A..
unanimous consent for considar;n.
resolution that the senate while tha
debate is pending shall continue rss ans
p. IN. Then the tariff ell was tskss
TO be read by paragraphs. Mr. Ala
spoke against the bill upon ths
amendment reached, that fixing tba ~ =
upon which it should 60 into ~
J Mr.. Allison offered an amendmen, 49,
ing ont the date at which the bin IVY
take effect and leave il blank. M avn
had been taken when the senate :.
journed.
Washington, April 27.-The morn.
hour in the senate was spent in a hs,,1
discussion of Mr.. Aliens re olutio, !
trcduced yesterday, ccndcmniny thu i
trict commissioners proclamation aps;,.
the Coxeyites coming to the capitol &
ators Vest, Wolcott, Dolph and o..
sroke against the rec ~Olution. Before !,
action had been taken or the ~resohr;.
MIR. Harris moved t. take up a ~resolutr
rIo, iding that Tomorrow and Os
otherwise ordered The senate shal N y
at IL o'clock a. m" Senators PETER III
Allen objected to tho pending ~resolut~
being displaced and demanded the AZ.
ind nays. The vote (Which also show
the attitude Of the senate on Mr.. Auq,
resolution was as follows:
Ayes-Aldrich, Allison, Bates, Berr
Blackburn, Blanchard, Brice, CATER
Call, Camden, Coke, Culloia, Dubw
, Faulkner, George, Gibson, German, GIN,
Hale, Hansbrough. Harris, HavlsI
Higgins, Hunt>n. jarvis, Jones (ArI
Lindsay, Lodge, Mcmillan, McPhesa
Mnrderson. Martin, Mills, Mitch
wis.,, Morrill,, Palmer, Pascoe. Perkn
Plat, Power, Proctor, Pugh, Road
ShcI man. Shoup, Teller, Turpie, Vu
ilss, Voorhees,. Walsh, WashburI
White, Wolcott-54.
Nays-Allen, Dolph, Frye, Calling
Kyle, Peffer-6.
The senate, without division, ID
agreed to the Harris resolution, and Nj
Harris moved to take up the tariff ~
and Mr.. Higgins Qsep., DELI took d
floor in opposition to tie bill.
The house finished consideration OftI
diplomatic and consular appropriate
BIZ.
Washington, April IS. - This wa,
field day in the senate. There was "a
nouy ering, marching, clashiDg and rad
firing. The bugle notes of defiance N
sounded on both sides. Hostiliues 4
not actually begin, but it vas appars
that there was no intention that tAaI
should begin. There was counter mntI
4 AiS' ANliNttEy alid q qulNh az hhut /
lines, leaving the ~contending armies VIII
in the same Notifications and canpn
on the same grounds as before.
Mr.. Aldrich demanded that Mr.. Har{
CTenn.) speak for the Democratic side d
say whether or not the Democrats Woa3
vote to-day or the tariff bill as il ~
stood. All eyes conferred upon the stun
white haired senator from TennesS
but he did not reply. There were ID
ried consultations End then Mr.. Ham
made a proposition to vote on the SEMI
bill, and followed it up with a reqnd
for unanimous consent for such 8 w
1t was at once apparent that Mr.. AGa
did Lot intend to accept this Offer. N
e'al Republicans objected to the unaI
nous consent, and Mr.. Aldrich, E
scme difficulty, received recognition
e: plC ined that while he had Offered J
vote on the house bill, he had only asi1
the Democratic senator's if they VOC
vote on the senate bill. Further u1
this he made the proposition to the =
ate and not to the Democratic caunI
which he intimated had been held S
his proposition had been mnde. lie
accused of backing down end quiboIa
end Senator White Of California u
mated that he had been biuaiag and y
been called" and also said that
senator from Rhode Island would pr
ably understand the term. The sem
and spectators knew, and an auGs
demonstration followed the sally. =
AlGrich evidently knew what was nn
and replied by saying that 1t was
common in places where the words We
applicable to allow the adversary
hours to look over his hand before o.
irg the call, end that was whal
Democratic senators had done. SeaDs
Teller stated his objections to o fou
vigorous terms, and in an allusion "
compromise tariff bill brought ow
vigorous denial by Senator Noorhees
any such bill was in existence. pus
interest in the battle had disappeareu
bugle sounded retreat, and the most
matte incident of the senate tarn
bate closed.
Washington, April 30.-The Demo-
ic senators who have been engasI
preparing a tariff compromise consgI
the sugar duty especially to-day a@
cided, besides fixing a tariff OF T
cent ad valorem on all sugar, 10 |r
a further duty of Il of a cent or
imported from countries paying u
| 20 sugar producers. This last p.ysr
is supposed to be aimed especiaI
Germany. where n bounty is paw
beet sugar. 1t has been decided Nh ~
extend the time when the sugar s'nJ ~
shall take effect until Jan. /, lS9v.
will insure the bounty under ~
4 f.;nIoy l,x,, Co. tb;a aop'S crop. "