Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-26
SENATE AT WORK.
Senator Gallery of Louisiana
Concludes His Speech.
SEVERAL BILLS PASSED.
The House Puts in an I'M
eventfui Day.
The Sugar investigation Continues,
and mn Important Witness is he
fore the commitser--Armor
Plate Frauds uuearthed.


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rectlng ,ho a,,orna,,. .,l,a,..,, ~ -
III, j, 49,, 49,. ~, s.,,, -
w nv s''''s ~ fN'' eVfi.s u az
e"tresp'huence uelegrapAli ana other
wisO which has passed between the
department ~ fu,ttrs .I,,1 t;,,, ,,ti,.,,,,.
,o,,,.,.,,, A. 49, 80 s''9
M , ~ :" S.aieA ~ rom Juno ~ 70
'''i'o' ~ 'sN'u h"hleulht'
consideration, but Mr., Plat objected
and lt went over.
Mr.. Vesf In IN. o,,saro, a., A., 49,.
49,. ~ -'''' WI
"ees' chairman OF the finance COM
mittee. who h in, called up the con-
fcrenee ranort nm mo ta,tr IN,
~ i,,,,sai,..,,. ,.ia,,
si1iu 70 Mr. Coke
OF IeAas, VINO secured the passage
by unanimous consent. OF "A bill grant.
inp 10 fba Arlanaas 1r.,.,. .,., -
49,, -.
ieHli runway company right OF way
through the Indian rerrltory.
AN n
ana ,,,,,,,,..a ~, .,,,'..,. -
'''e al'Ne'H "H pesuh Ses-
'efday AFTERNOON. Air. Caifery plunged
Immediately into the discussion OF the
conpjicat.d methods az r,g,t,,e s,,.,a,
a. ra-,,-,..,- 49,. INNS ~
ih alana' WlsleA sugar went into
competition with that refined by the
trust. He ooiitended ihat tho bo,,nt,.
nr,,i.,aa ~ '''' w, uoun's
t,an,aS ~ VI -, ~, - .Nl'ile. Jaw nle
Nv tbe ,,ro,i ie''',iiis W spha'
~, ,,,,.',','. - H',.ue an elNpor-
81 ~ Gi,,.'t., W P.nss tnae - Vlrtue
ei,e1, ,,rll,,,. a. ~ i'eue "itl tiie
ions 81 az nsls,ia ~ n ~ " pr1els,
. sn,., ~ w e>iss,ns la", INC louisiana
tbei,. Az III, 49,, ~ ''seis .,iar VIZ ~
annie 10 contto,, ~ ~. ~ q t'' ~ ~
tbeir ,,d,s,r,. ~ nt.,i,t ~, VI
fa,r I'd ,,ntnrcr, 49, ~ A. ~, ."a a.,
womb f,,rnish au,lIois,. np,,,o.tt".,,
hotb IN M nrnapcers ,,nd ~, rse,,o,
He nredictod that 10 ,i,t,,r,, d.,,,,
,lroteors MIN inc NON, facti,,iss go
ine Intn uea would In decsdl' IN, III
10 hold Ma own nrnInst mo supnr
producers Of tho world. I,oulsiana he
said, was a Democratic stat, and ala
not desire 10 stand in the way of tarlff
reform, but he Insisted that in march
ing to the goal OF tarlfr reform his
party should not trample ths form
OF his PROSTATE state, He would not
foul his own nest. n the tariff re-
form measure MS prepared infrlnged
upon his own ideas OF what Il would
he he should vote for IT. unless It
struck down his own stale.
DO you want protective duty on
sugar. asked Mr.. Stewart, Pop, OF
nevada.
DO not, replica Mr.. caftery EN-
phaucAlly, want the duty on sugar
lAld purely Tor revenue purposes The
queAtoh presented u Whether great
INDUSTRY pun up uIuer u revenue tariH
hsaii % s,iicNeh uo"h ~ ehahHe
oil theory.
N coholuulns ne said that while the
posi,ion tah.h ny tne Loulsin'la Deinp,
erats may haVe soinewnat alenated
t,ie'ii rom tnelr DeInoeihtlv collengues
tne IRE OF Deflocraey sun burned IN
ther breasts pul II tailn REFORM
WuH pusheu tpo lu.; ne s,tiu, !, III sur-
row, not IN uilser, my MouIo De COM
peheu 70 wore esai'ist ,ile measure,
ne hlso entered an eHpn"tlo protest
against the provision IN the sugar
sehedule continuing IN force the lth-
Mallan lreaty. ahihl,tins sugar from
those ISLANDS iree, when ne SAID gave
the uust Sovv"vYv uhhunny' -
loyal Democrat we posltlon nave
been oplised 10 thte nus almost torn
my heart out put y tns ALTERNATIVE
he.sr cvilies, ns es'"Ve !" my
STATE y paIaihouhI -, a., 49,