The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-08-24

TIE Tariff Bill Will Become Law With
out the Presidents Signature.
From THE GLOBE CORRESPONDENT

preseur intention to permit the tariH Oil
to becom- a law without his signature.
There is no danger of his vetOing the bill,
though he would probably Ike to do so
if the business condition of the country
would admit of his doing SO. 1t is evil
dent however, that he does not want the
/ bill 10 90 to the archives of the state de-
partment with his signature attached
| 1t would be somewhat of humiliation
for him to approve the measure which
! he has already denounced, and by with
| holding his signature he can maintain
his attitude Of disdpproval
Speaker Crisp told members of the
| house who were anxious to get away
that he thought the session would last
until next Tuesday.
Chairman Wilson is expected back
from West, Va, today but he was not
about the house during the session
! Senator Faulkner and other members
of the upper house were about the house
through the day discussing the prospects
| Later in the day it became accepted as
certain as a result of the various calls
made on the president that he would not
sign the bill unless his present purpose
was changed.
Another obstacle present itself to the
! tariff tinkerers The senate bill in
cludes he income tax which will yield
the government about $15 1000, 900. The
machinery for collecting the tax has not
been supplied however, ard the secre-
tary of the treasury asks for 100000
with which he can employ the necessary
tax collectors
Rev. Hezekiah Gudger, who was ap,
plicant for the collectorship of the West,
ern North Carolina district, has been
given a position in the dep artment of
justice by Senator Ronsom, worth about
So 400. Next time we will probably be
Informed that Senator Ransom has Sc
cured big foreign appointment for Maj.
E J Hale. This will reward a most &C,
complished gentlemen and heal another
breach. Maj Hale has been here and
filled additional endorsements.
The president returned last night at
$40 from Gray Gables.
The News and Observer which came
here this morning contained the yarn
Of mine about Dan Manning, Cleveland
and German which appeared in this
correspondence and in thirty five weekly
papers about weeks ago. Mr.. Dan
iels credits the story to Mr.. Noel of the
Person County Courier. If he is going
to make the only morning daily at the
state capital a pre- eminent success he
will have to steal fresher news and Incl
dents for | shall tell on him every time
he gets any of mine.
The senate adjourned early today be-
cause there was no quorum. Soon after
the hour for meeting the president sent
Mr.. Pruden with batch of nominations,
but he had to return without announc-
ing them. Very little was done in the
house. The civil service commission
recommends tina: the negro Taylor, re,
Gently appointed commissioner of deeds
by the president, shall be removed for Sc
Letting subscription from office holders
Taylor called at the white house to Sc e
the president about it this morning but
failed to have an audience.
There will be meeting of the Southern
States association this evening at 81
o'clock at parlor 10 Wizards hotel Short
speeches will be made by prominent men
on the4ine of southern deyelopm ent
The following patents were granted to
southernern Inventors this week, as re-
ported by G. A Snow & Co, solicitors of
American and foreign patents, opposite |
United States patent office, Washington,
D. c: J. T. Barber, Iron City, Ga double |
stock pillow; H. H. Britt, Clinton, n. c., |
lumber gage; F. G. Caldwell, Wheeling
". Va, sheet metal paneling for ceilings :; |
G. F. Card, Covington, KY commutator |
for dynamo electric machines; w. w
Cox, Greene, Ala, cultivatOr; J. S De. |
vice; D. NJ. Fulton, Baltimore, Md, nut
lock; E. G.. Gaudin, New Orleans, La,
awning; G. X. Hall and W. B Lillard, |
New Orleans, La electric wire coupling ; |
J. Harper and F Clingfast, La Pile, Ark,
cotton planter; G. w. Knapp, Baltimore,
Md, attaching handles to sheet metal |
vessels; W. L. Massengale, Statesvlle,
Ala vehicle axle; E. f. Melancon, Don
alsonville, La trace carrier; W. G Mid
dleton, Atlanta, Ga , railway track san
der; NJ. B. Monroe, New Orleans, La,
extension ladder; S Pennington, Lake
Charles, La, car coupling; W. H II
Stineman, Hick' Mil, Nd street railway
motor; J. W. Tolar, Wilksburg. and r
D. Langston. Goss, Miss car coupling
L Wagner, J. Mari and II Campbell,
Baltimore, Md, proceed Of and apparatus
for the manufacture Of beer, etc.
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