The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-16
HR. HATCH IS FEVERISH.
Congress Enlivened by Threats of
War Progress Made Upon
the Tariff Bill

WASHINGTON. May Is. 49, Progress
made IN the senate today on the tariff
bill was somewhat encouraging. With
no more discussion than such az had
Immediate relation 10 the items on the
chemical schedule, according rs they
were reached, itoms from No. II to No.
y were disposed OF. leaving the rates
Of duty as follows: Caloral hydrate, 2j
per cent ad yaIorom; chlorosorm, %
cents per pound; coal tar, colors or
lyes, % par cent ad valorem; oxide o.
cobalt, % cents per pound
Coiloii1d 40 csnts per pound, rolled
or in shoets, but not mad. up in arti
'les 50 cents per pound II in finish, u
or partly flashed articles. 4j per cent
al valorcm. Coloring Tor brandy.
wine, b'er or other liquors - par cent
AL vloTcm Drugs. such as barks.
beans, berrls, etc, 10 per cent I'D
valorem G-h'.nc. wine, etc % Dcr
coat Al vg.O7ym. Crude glyceriue. no,
purified, cent per pound refuod. 3
conis. I'M; and ink powd printers
INK, etc, % per cent al valorela. Ex.
tracts Of lc1rlce, cents psr pound
Castor oil - nts per gallon. Cod
liver oil % per cent al valorem.
De Alisu, Nebraska. IL rad n resolu
ton on which be asked Immediate ac-
uon, calling on tic secretary OF the
treasury fox inform ton on the follow
INK points. Total number Of persons
engaged In protected industries o, the
Uai,el states whose wages nre or may
De claimed to be affected by tariff !egis
ati1n.
Objection was made 90 immediate
action aud the resolution went over
until tomorrow. T4e senate at p. IN
adjourned.
The housa made business record 10
thcproceediugs Of TO lays session. Con
sileraaou o! the naval appropriation
t.il was concluded aud the bill pass.i
As reported by the committee the III.
clrrl"a = total appropriation Of S2j,
2sl 9G6 this was increased s. 500 by
tue action OF tho committee o.. the
wdole The agricultural appropriation
ti,l FOR the c0miugye.r wa. then taken
ap 10 committee OF he whole, and six
OF the tweniy-slx Iages considered,
uu1rr TIE five minute rule As reported
the uili carries a total APPROPRIATION o.
81, slbi3. being less hp Sl42 sjj than
the appropriations IN the bill for the
current year
Ia the course Of q discussion upon an
amendment offered by Mr. Moses.
Dem GA.) reducing f.om S2 500 10
$1,000 tho old figure. the salary Of the
patholog,st Of the department, an acri-
monlous personal controversy occurred
between Chairman Hatch and Mr..
Hopkins, rep, Ill The latter cri,i.
cisel the failure OF the chairman of
the committee either In the statement
made in explanation OF the bill or in
the report accompanying the measure
to present TO the house the informA-
uon brought out In Mr. Moses amend
menI, aud spoke o. the effort OF the
gentleman from Missouri to juygle
through a change in the salary named.
Mr. Hatch hotly resented what he
termed the inputation contained in
Mr. Hopkins remark. saying that he
would not permit him or any other
gentleman to charge underhandsd
'''A'No Al'NA hlAlls hsl lilAL IT
the word 'Juggle' were used in the
sense ordinarily attached TO it and il 1t
should be repeated outside the cham
Der, 1t would be rammed down his
throat
NJ. Hopkins, responding, said that
he did'not know, after Mr.. Hatch's re-
marks, whether or not he should need
a body guard from the Capitol to bis
residence this evening. but he would
say for the gentlemsn's benefit that he
dil not care in what sense he took the
word.
Mr.. Moses amendment was defeated.
In the morning hour several private
and important bills were passed and a
bill placed on the calendar to make
labor day n national holiday.
Owing to the absence of Speaker
Crisp, due to the death Of Mrs. Crisp's
mother Representative Dockery, of
Missouri, acted as pro TEN. for the
day, AT 3 o'clock tho hou.s a liourned