The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-28
LAST DAY OF DEBATE.
AMENDMENTS TO THE WILSON
BILL SHUT OFF.
Date For Wool Schedules to Go Into
Effect Changed to the Dates
Originally Fixed,
THE INCOME TAX TO BE GIVEN THREE
DAYS OF DEBATE,
Mr. Cummings Of New York Proposes An Issu
Of small Value hreo Per Cent Bonds,
Mr. sRyors' Saving"
THE INCOME TAX TO BE GIVEN THREE
DAYS OF DEBATE,


OF amendments to which Ii na5 been SUD
.t,,,.s 60. y,e Inst few wsnts. The bin
'@N'eN
Is now 10 MS PNi''~''N '"'''" ''
the house can perfect l. Tine dddilonai
a,vs of debate next week wlu be given
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IL mas poeh so "'"'eui' F" i''p
Of tariff amendments from day 10 day
l,st tho yy,vs and means committee have
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no copy OF the per4ee''' u'u ~ '''e wv"
material alterations IN the bill on sugar
,r5 wool tbnt of SUGAR is OF ,ar-r.ccH-
,., ..,.,,.,
iHs Vu"9ep''e" We i"o 90
by the radicals ioas away with the hc'nty
COL, an, s,,,,l,a and nuts refined su.ar ass
'
wen us raw sugar o" cue i'el ''S"
Among The lesser amendments made are
those raising the duty ON diamonds from
io ner cent under hc bin 10 30 per cen.
AMI Tine speclAc repeal OF The reciprocity
r,,Iis. of ine Mcl<iuiey act
m, tariff d.y8tc was concluded today SO
for ss d. rpl4t,s 10 the customs schedule.
Nh, inns for offering amendments ceased
M SEQ when the house took recess There
va "a rrclt deal of demand from bo,a
e,ics ,f fb,.. hous,, This afternoon Tor reco,;-
usl.on for me purpose o. omefiue amend
m,ois but Mr. Wilson had .he floor and
moi one of t4cm got n "A ieast a hun
drsd amendments were shut out by tac
eza.rltlon OF the time
A serles OF amendments to the metal
schedule reductions were agreed 20 and the
committee reversed the ACTON Of a week
| aeo aal fixed The time for free wool 10
no INTO effect on August . and Tor tar
1 WOODEN goods schedule 20 80 INTO Cfac,
/ December l. This was accomplished by
I change or front on the part Of the repub-
| leans. who voted on the former oecg-
/ sion TO have free wool 60 INTO effect Inn
/ medlato'y upon tho passage Of the bill
! After the reading Of the journal In the
house this morning Mr.. Halnes idemD
OF New YorI, made the point OF no qro-
rum and the speaker ordered the roll
ceiied
ra,Ir ,,,e N, r,,rsuauce OF the policy de-
,,i,i ,,,or In, Inc Now York ruen,ii. VS.
I Ctu,,'stsr nr,inst an order from Ms
20 IlupuStsI N5 ',i' vto,irn,, n,e t,,it.
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ue""lo "'" "u.,."' i t,,1 az, a-,,,l-,l,,,t
internal rtyenuT D ,,t ''' ,,'.,,,,,a ., "
10 the tarlt mi i't eau HcNf'"Nr" a..
6lihusJor.ns came to an lshoH''uo"s COZ
lapse.
The speaker recognized Mr. Cultivate
demD of Ohio, from the committee on
rulee, who reported a special order for tho
wilson bill and the Income tax amendment
rro,.i1ing for n vote thereon on Febrq7ry
t,o do,,,nrded the previous question.
,..l,. 49,. ,IiscyseIon The sunriaI order
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""S - ~ r,. ,g,ols and
'7s'i mo M ,,,,,, san, Voc no..
I '""9'u'i 't''" 't l.i.,..
sumc1 me heha!n9 u,,', 'l'',yu.a o''''7
/ those renting 10 tue ,"'"Dt'
The discussion on lhr lumner s-heunl'
was renewed Mr. bre'kinrlise OF AT
| kansas closing ,he dehate
/ "A vote was taken iirst on Mr. Oates
[ amendment cutting the existing rates ia
/ half and ~ was lost. ard then ON MT
I 3ou.elles amendment 10 autsituie the
1 Mckinley rates, VIII 10 was also lost
Then the lead and zinc schedule was
/ takon no.
Mr. Morgan offered an amendment 70 re-
! duce the duty on white lead from ~
cents 10 cent per pour on lead piping
ana sheet lead from "a ceEts TO con