The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-06-11
WILL REACH WOOL SOON.
That Schedule May e Considered
in the Senate During
the Week.
Republicans Think II VIII require
Three or Four Days
Debate.
Democrats Hope 10 Dispose Of ~ In Two
Days By nm Agreements FiE-
log tho Limit.

WAmNoToS. June 10. 1t is expected on
both aides OF tho senate chamber that the
woolsn schedule will bs reached during tbs
present weak In ths consideration OF ths
tsritf bill. There is a tacit agreement
among tho republican and democratic
lendera that tho debate shall be continued
under the I've minute rule on wines, COM
mon manufactures and the flAI schedule
Senator Aldrioh. ne representative OF tho
republican side Of the chamber. has on.
pressed the opinion that these schedules
would be disposed OF with very slight do
lay. He says the understanding for hv,
minute speeches would not DO continued
wheE tho WOODEN schedule should b,
reached. and expressed the opinion thai
three or four dsys debate would be nsess-
sary before the wool and wooden schedul,
10 ac,ed upon. Some OF the democratic
leaders think tho schedule may be disposed
Of In two days. Next to the
duty on sugar. FREQ wool has attracted more
attention than ans other item In the bill
and thers can be no doubt that many re-
publican senators will make spseehes Wig
orously assailing tho democratic position.
The democrats. while not expecting or hop
Ing 10 secure consideration OF this schedule
under tho Eve minuts rule. arc psyetthslsss
hopeful they can make arrangements for a
definite number Of days for debate. II Il
understood that this IL one thing they hsv,
In view. and that they are arranging y O.
liminariss for night sessions. as they hsv,
been securing pledges Of democratio ssna-
tors TO remain until the steering oommitts .,
shall consent to an adiournamsns each day
This 10 70 DO an elastic arrangement. and
night sessions will bs rssortsd TO only il
case OF an evident deter mination OF ths
republican senators TO delay the vote.
This Ia not expected In any
OF the items which p'sceds the
woolen soheduis. for manv senators thin L
10 will be useless in that direction. The
democratic leaders think II best 10 be pre-
pared for the emergency IL ID should be pre-.
ssntsd. They desire also. ifit should prove
there are 10 be an unexpected number oi
long speeches on the wooden schedule. 10
work them OF 90 rapidly as possible. and
may resort 30 night sessions for that pur-
pose. I'VE do not want TO impose any un.
necessary hsrdships," said Senator Har 10,
''but We want 10 make an impression on
the bill during the week"
The Indian question, IN its varions rami-
ichtions on schools, agencies and supply
depots. will still eontinus 10 oocupy the at
tention Of she house In the early days Of
the coming week. Judge Holman. In charge
Of the bill. said he expected 10 pass the bill
by Tuesday might. II he 10 obliged to sur-
render on Monday TO District Of Columbis
legislation be expects q vote Wednesday.
After that thcre ara q number OF imporsan.
bills struggling for priority. The general
delcisncy bill will he reported TO the house
on Tuesday, and Chairman sayers. OF the
apr ropriation committee. will urge its i'm
mediate confederation In order TO clear the
calendar OF appropriation bills. Repre-
sentative savres will be In charge OF the
deficiency bill. Notwithstanding the fact
that Representative Breskinridss 10 chair
man of the deiiciencr anb-committse. 10 IL
expected Hatch will try 90 have the
pnli-option bill follow the Indian bill.
Representative Cooper hlso expects 10
h,vs a day Get apast for action on his bill
authorizing the taxation OF Rresnbscks.
Representative Livingston, OF Georgia. ID
pressing bis bill for government aid 20 the
cotton exposition at Atlanta. Culbertou
aiso wants ea,lv recognition for several inn
rortant bills affecting federal court pro-
eeedines. and the territorial statehood billS
are being vieo ously pressed 10 the font.
No exact order OF riority for those bi!ls
has yet been made bnt they are 10 receive
tho earliest attention.