The evening world., 1894-05-29
Correspondents to Be Prose.
Cuted for Not Answer
ing All Questions
IN THE SUGAR TRUST INQUIRY
Hill Says Even Senators Need Not
Tell if They Gambled
in Sugar
HIS LITTLE SPAT WITH HARRIS.
Warrants Ready to Serve in the
Cases of Edwards and
Shriver.
HIS LITTLE SPAT WITH HARRIS.

E'IGll!EGTON. NAV 90 The right of
/ .y,p!usr cprresp,ndents to refuse to
80. Senator Grnys Bribery and Sugar
- as.iaa,ing Committee the sources of
s Information was brought before the
.. .,,;n to-day in the hone OF n martial
o~,,,i,,ao
"a .''' '"'''"I'''''
''r 'e,it!nS the refusal OF the corre-
,l;ratS to answer. the report says
o., ,.,of,r. IN. C,r,,pittse renor, and
'''''" '"e oo'.,'''i''ee report anu
''r*' That the President of the Senate
~, r,,.ur, +, ,e.tifv ond bis .for.s,id
','''"'e - ''S'''N a,,h ms a,o'esa "
'"'''''S 10 answer ana all the iaes mere
=. ulirr the seal of the Sanate. to the
.,, m's'. s,a..S i,'s,Tts-A ''oroey Tor 'ne
!lS'r'ci oft"i"r'h'h to the end that each
ot said witnesses may be proceeded
AGAINST in manner and form nrcvtded nv
LAW
At the conclusion of the reading OF the
report. Mr.. Hill arose. and MIR Aldrich
,,,.ta, 20 ,,,a,,, rha. ,.as hasora 49,"
senate Mr.. fll SAID ne would state
what he believed was before the Senate
He said the question was nov whether
'N
the penang Dill coul1 De set ASIDE ana
this involved the question, WAS this a
nr,v,leeed renort?' Mr.. Hill said the
',,o j., G.. a,a,.
Hhtter OF speculation III 9uS"i stoch
would involve only a matter of propriety
and nor Of privilege.
Drrine NJ H,us rem,rss Mr. Harris
rose to question of order, and said the
Chair must hold the report a question of
nrivileee and debate was not in order.
During Mr.. Harris's remarks Mr. Hill
the Senator making speech.
The matter Of contribltion TO the cam
paign. Mr.. Hill said, did not involve a
question of privilege. The only question
lating TO attempted bribery
Mr.. Hill said it was straining a point
to try and make the report upon the two
other branches of the resolution a priv
ileged matter.
Mr.. Aldrich and Mr.. Gray then took
up the discussion. Senator Davis asked
Mr.. Aldrich IL it was not question of
privilege when a committee OF the SEN
ate reported that certain witnesses be-
fore the Committee we're in contemnt or
The Senate, MI Aldrich thought il was
not
tim nr 9enepaf 'na~iia % amanfarw ,t | il w The
report Of the contumacy OF a witness
vas a oyestinn of hiphest nriviiepe TIE
ShS,r S1y .Is tn decide he tT was
nnr riv,eyad le edciu renort 'he matter was
Vice. .Psesident Stevenson ruled that Il,
,,as a nr,Siiesad rnnort '''N' '''''' -
dIui aannaaisS frSm the Iecieion or tho
chni IA y ilod 70 no ba'rd IL " na5e
. ndI n,iglrors a sneech ogainst th dec,s,on
srthaI, di,o,,.i, ,.,.
Durlns, me ne t9r.ner alscussiGa senator @
flll saiu 'ne n N.u,u ta'e ~
rCWer " co'itpc, ro,'tltad nTma.9' 70 Say
Wnether ~ ha' ss!,n,u'a'ru IN , "uta
STOCK or NOT; stiator HliSI'' SpcGu-
iate IN any k'Ia ol stock ~ ne ne N.o-
lated no law IL WIS Hi'''er Oh pro-
prlety' mn, ,,,,t -, o. cos, ,,,. =,
Senntor iI, me nf senator sS eras ne
Olu NOT approve VI
ing In sugar STOCKS; lie had no oo1ec-
tion to this c0nmittee nndlhg II out.
Let 1t go 70 the senators themselves.
ana not persecule these newspaper
men. The men ifntllGateI were ayail-
able. IL was not rlgnt 10 press these
newspaper men 70 alNuige their conn
~ tbo e, s.oinst whnm he charges A. s9
We're made. lie Woulh nave pTelerreu
so mnae she neWTPSoper tinp te' u'sc'ose 'he