The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-07-30
PLANS FOR The WEEK
The Tariff Bill Will Take Up The Aosi
Of The Tina
TRYING TO FIX 1T ALL UP
The Democrats Are Bound to Put
Up Some Kind OF an Arrange.
mont That VIII End
the Deadlock.

Up Some Kind OF an Arrange.
mont That VIII End
the Deadlock.
WASHINGTON, July 29.-The proceed.
inGs In tho senate during tho
present week will depend largely
upon the eonfcrces OF tho tariff
bill. II they should reach - conclu.
sion during tho week, as ovcry ono OK.
pects they will. o report will be made to
tho senate, that body having granted
request for conference, and tho report
will be taken up at the first opportunity.
Whatever tho nature Of tho report,
thcre Is sure TO bc moro or less debate
upon II. Even should tho senate bill be
accepted In its entirety by the house,
thcre will bc some speeches on tho part
Of tho tariff leaders and possibly other
senators, although in this event there
would be . general disposition to curtail
them both In length and numbers on nc.
count OF the desire which is felt In oil
quarters to bring the session to q close at
tho earliest possible date. This disposi.
tion would not be allowed to control In
case the report should indicate any mate
rial concessions to tho house.
In the case OF reductions on coal, iron
or sugar, there arc democratic senators
who would resist the report, aud another
quarrel on the floor OF tho senate would
bc the inevitable result. There arc also
democratic senators who would make
strenuous opposition to material changes
In the metal, wooden and cotton schedules,
urA sh> r1r,, l,ltno ~ rrc,,l<1 L., tho laetoe
event, bo found participating.
II 10 not probable Senator Quay will sub.
init quietly to any important modification
Of tho metal schedule, nor that Senator
Aldrich would permit changes In tho rates
on woolens to be made without entering
vigorous protest. and tho result would be
o prolongation Of the debate with the end
Of forcing return to the senate rates.
The first day OF the week will he given
up to tho sundry civil appropriation bill,
which tho committee on appropriations
expects 10 report on Monday. This al-
ways arouses moro or less debate. Tho
bill this year will probably prove no cx.
ception, IL 10 likely that two
or three days will bo devoted to It unless
II should be side-tracked by the tariff.
With tho sundry civil bill disposed Of, the
general deficiency bill would bc
the only appropriation bill rom ain-
ing unacted ON by tho senate. II
ON appropriations but will be taken up ~
soon a. tho sundry civil bill shall be re-
ported and will probably bo In shape TO bo
considered by tho senate by tho timo the
sundry civil bill 10 out Of the way.
Four Of the appropriation bills are In
conference and tho reports upon these
may be expected during the week. with
the possibility of moro or less debate upon
each. II time permits, the general calcn.
dar presents great variety OF matters FOR
the consideration of tho senate.
IN THE SENATE THIS WEEK.
WASHINGTON, July 29.-Of tho II gen.
eral appropriations, two remain to be
acted upon by tho senate, four arc In con.
ident and the other three have become
laws. Tho sundry civil bill and the gen-
eral deficiency bills arc ones which have
not yet been reported to tho senate from
the committee on appropriations. Tho
committee hopes to bo able to report the
sundry civil bill tomorrow. but tho rcal.
isation Of this expectation depends upon
whether tho full committee at tho meet.
ing tomorrow shall satisfy the work Of the
subcommittee. Tho general deficiency
bill has not yet received any attention
whatever from tho committee on appro-
priations.
Bills which have received the presidents
signature and have thus become laws arc
the pension, the postofilcc and tho naval
appropriations. The sundry civil bill has
given the subcommittee great deal Of
work and Il has only been by continuing
its sIttings every day during the past week
that the subcommittee will have tho bill
in shape to report to the full committee
tomorrow. There have been an unusual
number OF amendments to this bill urged
upon the committee this session. and II 10
understood when tho report shall be made
II shall show largo number OF changes
from tho house bill and larger aggregate
appropriation than WINS contemplated.
II 10 understood there has been locking
Of horns between tho conferees on tho
agricultural bill over the amendment mp
propriating 81. 10000 for the extcrmina.
tion Of tho Russian thistle In the north.
western states and that the failure to
reach an agreement on the Indian bill has
been occasioned by the differences on tho
question Of interest TO be paid by the gov.
ernment on the funds TO be held by the
government in trust for the Indians. grow.
ing out OF the sales Of lands provided for
In tho treaties which tho Indian appropri.
alton bill carries.
The conferees on tho river and harbor
bill are sitting daily in tho room Of the
senate committee on commerce. The
house members do not appear pleased
with the senate addition Of $4,000 to
this bill and some Of them express the
fear that IL the bill is sent to the president
IN the shape it passed the senate it will
be sent back with the executive disap.
proval. II is understood the appropria.
tion for New York harbor Is one of the
items to which objection is made, aud
there appears disposition to make gen.
eral opposition to all the senate amend.
ments providing for continuous improve.
ments.
The full conference between the men,
bers of the two houses will be had at |
O'Clock tomorrow. Previous Ia that time
thedcmocratic managers OF tho two houses
will meet informally when il is presumed
that tho senate conforces will be Informed
o: the decision Of rlIc.r house colleagues