The morning call., 1894-07-19

WASHINGTON, July 1S.-The programme
for handling the tariff disagreement when
it is reported to the House tomorrow was
substantially agreed on this afternoon.
Wilson Will make q brief verbal report
tcat no agreement could be reached as
soon as the House convenes, and
Catchings, from the Committee on
Rules, thereupon will present a special
rule allowing two hours for debate, at
the end of which time vote will be taken
on again sending the bill 10 conference.
1t is expected that there will be objection
to the rule. Wilson and Reed will each
control one hour.
A House Democratic member OF the con-
ference outlined to The Ass ociated Press
the following lines of agreement and dis
agreement in the conference summarized
by schedules as follows:
Schedule A-Chemicals, oils and paints.
Agreements on all Joints of dispute were
Obtainable.
Schedule B-Earths. earthenware and
glassware. Agreements on main differ
ences were made and minor differences
could have been adjusted.
Schedule C-Me;als and manufactures
OF. The disagreements we're wide on ores
and manufactured metals, with little COM
mon ground for agreement
Schedule D-Wood and manufactures
of. Agreement could have been secured.
Schedule E-Sugar. The disagreement
was positive and vital. and was the point
of difference in conference.
Schedule F-TObacco and manufactures
of. No trouble was apparent in reaching
an agreement.
Schedule G-AgTicultural products and
provisions. The differences were open to
adjustment. but no final agreement was
reached on any of them.
Schedule H-Spirits, wines and other
beverages. basis of agreement had
been reached.
Schedule Cotton manufactures. An
agreement could have been reached.
although points of difference still exist
Schedule J-Flax, hemp and Jute. Some
differences yet remained to be adjusted,
but an agreement was not considered
difficult
Schedule K-Wool and manufactures of.
While some differences existed, they could
have been adjusted
Schedules i, NJ and N-Silk paper and
sundries. Occasioned little difference, but
agreements were easy.
Senator Dubois of Idaho says he has
received enough assurances from Demo-
cratic Senators to warrant the belief that
the lead schedule will be retained as at
present Several Democratic Senators
will vote against the bill unless lead is
protected.
New YORK, July 1S.-A Washington
dispatch to the Evening Post says: SEN
ator German is quoted by a Missouri Rep
resentative as saying to a group OF Demo
cratic Representatives: Gentlemen,
there are two tariff measures-the McKin-
ley law and the Senate bill, and you can
take your choice" This is believed to be
the tariff situation here to-day.
CHICAGO, July 1S.-The following tele-
gram was forwarded to Washington this
evening:
CHICAGO July Is, 1894.
To the Senate and House OF Representatives
In Congress assembled: The whole country
demands that Congress terminate the pending
tariff legislation Immediately. Failure TO dis
pose OF the question quickly Will work meal
culable loss and irreparable injury TO financial
and industrial interests
1t was signed by two banks and eighty
of the leading business firms, Marshall,
Field & Co. and P. d. Armour & Co.
heading the list.