The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-03-23
TARIFF DEBATE
BEGINS In HOUSE
Chairman Dingley Opens the Ball With
an Earnest Address.
CAUSE OF OUR GREAT PROSPERITY
Mr.. Wheeler Of Alabama the First to
opposc the Mcasurc--The Senate
Flooded with Unfinished Business.
Case ofDr. Ruiz Will BE investi-
gated.

Flooded with Unfinished Business.
Case ofDr. Ruiz Will BE investi-
gated.
Washington. March 22.-The legis-
latiVe session of the senate today last
ed but forty minutes, the arbitration
treaty between the United states ana
Great Britain being taken up thereat-
ter behind closed doors. In the short
session nearly 200 bills were introduced
and many others were reported back
from committees. Included i'm the lat
ter were the "free homestead bill
and the immigration bin (With the
provision as to Canadian laborers
elimnated), both of which were under
consideration in the last congress, the
latter failing to become law owing
to President Cleveland's veto. The
four great appropriation bills-the
agricultural, the Indian, the sundry,
CiVil and the general dehciency-Which
also failed for lack of Mr. Cleveland
signature and which We're re-intro-
duced and passed last week by the
house. were referred to the committee
on appropriations.
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upon the pIesluelt Ior tile co'l'S'oi
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