Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-30
STILL Wide APART.
Little Chance of a Tariff
Bill Agreement.
C0NFEREEs MEET TODAY.
Intense Personal Feeling on
Each Side.
-
senator's Insist that IL 1. the senat.
nil or Nothins--Hou.o Cenferse.
Likely TO Make Fla, ne-
fusai to Agree.
coNFEREEs MEET TODAY.

washington. July as.-rhere has been
no meeting OF the Democratic oonferces
ON the tarin bill since the adjourn
ment at 1880 Saturday and the Demo-
cratic managers ON the part OF tho
senate as yet are uninformcd aa to
what VIII be the purport OF the reply
which the Democratic managers In be-
mar OF the house win make In response
to tho sruate'a poaItIon that tha .,,,
fercnoo ,nust ,oca,,, ~, . N,
tr,..,.s SNeP' NV Soiu'e oiil'
ioV'hH NJ inc saturday meeting made
plain TO the house membera OF the con-
ference why thig demn,,1 an tho,r ,,,,,
boa 30 ,,,. -. V' 49,
N W w ,'""V anu why IL should DO
"Veehtcu' the senator's have, since the
adjournment on Saturday. given ver,,
llttIe nt,.,t,o, a., ~ ,a.,e, -.
I'M. 80. 'V" " '"p W." "i"'rH' ana
T"S Mhun spoken To- there ~ nothing
for them 20 do until tho house menu
bers mike known thcir ncc.r,.rc, ~
....t !, NNV S'
'e''e"on Vi tne propoHluon' IL II be
accepted they think the report can be
made after brief conference. n 70.
iected ms, s,,, ~. ~. -. .'.
- $500. - ~ Nv 'u"Hu" LOT
io''E pariey' as under the circumstances
they can not abate their demands With
out cndnnrarinf. th,, nna.n,,,, M ,h,, I,u,
IA, ~. ,r, Wv '''
- '"s sN""'e' ihe semitic eohtereen
nave SAID to those OF the house that
TO strike out the diflereutials ON ,upnr
probabiv monns thu lac, -, -, ,,,''.
4, ~. ~ 'V's " 'is"' No'e'
~ 'hr "shate' ana also u ~ equally im-
portlnt that coal and iron ore should
remain in the I'M m ARRANGED a, IN.
ae,a,o /, a., 40, .,'',.',.' ~
1,,nu,,,, ~ uoes hot appear thht any
-, ny nns nrlsoi over eoai anu
10 hrn.', s"u ptessn. oonisreneu, anu
,i,,,. 1913, i'e'i,nVts ilsNu inulchNsu VIII
a., ~. % w wy. tiehl ~ ukresu upoh
~ ~ ~, hv li's ~ .hs Huxar hcheuule can
,laI d',t,, -, ~ 10 ~ eniiiinh,e tne hpe-
IN, r, ~ ~ 10 sVts on IuNi,ea husplH
....t >" -. oN's puentoh VI i'ai oVn-
h sSu..on Nnu the senators are nppnrehtly
.st.si.n"se W stanu hrni ior we re-
aentlon " tnc ulherentiul' furtneF-
N.Y., ny 10 no, appsas 70 pe nviuihK
~ ~ w .'S SITUATE sunnnuie purely on
' anu hlounu , pl nApaulenes. put they
ulsv Nohtehu ior tilc luhuee OF ihe prop
osltioh 70 give protection 10 the renn-
, Mnan onuliiiiah mnsoh OF mo
nouAu hlahukeIp aufanuvu tue propph-
tlvh On Shturuay thht the nu Nnloren
Isto 81 ~ per cent woulu' on account or
VIZ uilisIcnee W tne lhhIket price OF
raw ana rehhed sugars, give the rciln-
ers IN aaVantage or about - cent
puunu' ne was repneu 70 very bhhrply
p l the hshnls cohierees, some OF whom
uhpihyeu nsures 70 prove TO the COM
thlS, whlie olhefh SAID the proposition
WIS 700 absurd Tor hrsumcht' They
l.ho went over me hrsument az 70 tho
cost OF MISUNDERSTANDING sugar IN TINS ana
lthvr countrirh, tne mousse members cons
tehalng not worth thlnnH INTO account
anu IN" senators attefnpting TO deinon-
sute the hpsuruliy OF TINS PROPOSE
uon'
looks very much ike dond lock
unless inc mouse conrerees ylelu, M
there IL no indication OF amy purpose
on the part OF the senators 20 do 80.
The senate conferees tax frankly about
the situation ana plant themselves
nrmly upon the proposition TINT tho