The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-12-26

-n imports and for other purpos,s" ap- proved October 1, 1S90 and subject to all the conditions and limitations of said act; and on all Wools and Russian camers hair of class as detined in said act approved October 1, 1890, and subject to all the conditions and limita- tions thereof, there shall be levied, col lected and paid the several duties pro vided by such act approved Oct. I, 1890, and paragraph 279 of schedule K, and also paragraph 6S5 in the free list of an act entitled "An act to reduce to taxation, to provide revenue for the government and for vtner purposes" which became law August 2. 1894 are hereby suspended until August l, lSQS"
 Section 2-That from and after the passage of this act and until August |, 1898, there shall be levied, collected and paid on all imported articles made in whole or in part of wool, Worsted, or other materials described in section 1 of this act except as hereinafter provd- ed 60 psr centum of the specific pound or square yard duty imposed on each of such articles by an act entitled An act to reduce the revenue and eQualiZe duties on imports and for other pur- poses approved October 1. 1890, and subject to all the conditions and limita- tions thereof in addition to the ad va lOrem duty now imposed on each of such articles by an act entitled 'An act to reduce taxation, to provide rev enue for the government and for other purposes which became a law August 27, 1894; and on carpets, druggets, book irgs, mats, rugs, screens, covers, has socks, bed-sides, art squares and other portions of carpets or carpetng made in whole or in part of wool the specific square yard duty imposed on each of such articles by said act approved Octo- Der 1, 1890, and subject to all the con- ditions and limitations thereof in ad- dtion to the ad valorem duty imposed on such articles by said act which be- came a law August D. 1894
 Section 3-That from and after the passage of this act and until August 1, 1898, there shall be levied. collected and paid on all imported lumber and other articles designated in paragraphs 674 to 6S3 inclusive of an act entitled An act to reduce taxation, to provide rev enue for the government and for other purposes" which became a law Au- gust ?, 1894 a duty equivalent to 50 per cent. of the duty imposed on each of such articles by an act entitled An act to reduce the revenue and eQualize l duties on imports and for other pur- | poSes,' approved October l. 1890. and subject to all the conditions and limita- tions of said last named act. but pulp wood shall be classified as round, un- manufactured timber exempt from duty; provided, that in case any for eign country shall impose an export duty upon pine, spruce elm or other logs, or upon stave bolts, shinglewood pulp wood or heading blocks exported to the United States from such country then the duty upon the lumber and oth- CT articles mentioned in said para graphs 674 to 6S3 inclusive, when i'm ported from such country shall be the same as fixed by the law in force prior U October l. 1890
 Section 4-That on and after the pass age of this act and until August 1, 1898 there shall be levied, collected and paid on all the imported articles mentioned Tn schedules A, B, C, D, F, F, G. H, l. 1 J, l., M and N, of an act entitled An act to reduce taxation, to provide revenue for the government ard for other purposes" which became a law August 27, 1894, duty equivalent to 15 l per centum of the duty imposed on each of said articles by existing law in addition to the duty provided by said of the additional dues imposed by this section shall not in any case increase the rate of duty on any article beyond the rate imposed thereon by the said act of October l, 1890, but in such cases the duty shall be the same as was inn ! posed by said act and provided, fur 1 ther, that where the present rate of duty on any article is higher than was fixed by last said named act the duty hereon shall not be further increased by this section, but shall remain as pro- vided by existing law"
 It may be stated, in explanation, that tariff schedules A, B, c, D, E, k, c, H. l, J, L. M, and N, of the act of 1894, speclf- icaIly mentioned in section four, on which a duty equivalent to 15 per cent in addition to that imposed by the pres ent law shall be added and the sched- ules pertaining to chemicals. earthen- ware and glassware, metals, manu- factures of woods, tobacco, agricultural products, spirits and wines, cotton man. ufactures and flax, hemp and jute, silks pulp, papers and books; and lastly, sundries.
 The full text of the financial bill which is also to be reported tomorrow 1 follows:
 A BILL TO MAINTAIN AND PRO- TECT THE COIN REDEMPTION | FUND AND TO AUTHORIZE THE ISSUE OF CERTIFICATES OF IN DEBTEDNESS TO MEET TEMPO RARY DEFICIENCIES OF REVE- NUE:
 Be it enacted, etc, etc.
 That in addition to the authority i given to the secretary of the treasury ! by the act approved June 14, 1875, en- titled An act to provide for the re- sumption of specie payments he is au- 1 thorized from time to time at his dis erection to issue. sell and dispose of, at not less than par, coin. coupon or reg 1 istered bonds of the United States tO an amount sufficient for the object