The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-22

There is but one genuine origina
Postum Cereal coffee, with a multitude
OF limitations offered as lust as good.
industry and equalizing the difference:
in labor standards here and abroad, bu
l. was not wiling TO contribute to the
| profits cf n trust
| Mr.. Piatr Comm who. with Mr.. Ali.
SOM is in charge OF the bill, said this
was The most remarkable tempest in a
| teapot" he had ever witnessed. All tha.
seemed necessary 10 get a duty lower
was - present some newspaper clipping
declaring that trust existed. He did
not know whether there was a trust or
not. hu- ne urged that the rate on fuses,
which. would Immediately come under
the general basket clause" of 80 to 40
per cent was a just one.
The vote on the Pettigrew amend
nlent was yeas "A; nays "a, tie, and
the vice president declared the amend
ment lost. Messrs. Mantle, Pettigrew
Stewart and Teller, Silver Republicans
voted in the affirmative with the Demo-
Gratis
Paragraph 400 was changed, making
hair, curled for beds, and hair drawn
or cleaned, 10 per cent.
The paragraph on diamonds and other
precious stones went over.
Pearls in their natural state was
changed to include half pearls
DOWN TO LEATHER.
This brought the senate to the leather
oaragrr phs. Hides and manufactured
leather went over. All the paragraphs
down TO and including AS were agreed
TO as repo, led except Snose on gloves,
paintings and pencils of wood or paper,
which went ever.
The paragraph on plows and other ag-
ricuiiural implements. 20 per cent.
brought on a brief contest, Mr.. Vest and
Mr.. White criticizing the committees ac-
ton. In this connection, Mr.. Allison
stated that the assertion Of Mr.. Vest
during previous debates that the Amer
lean factories were selling goods abroad
cheaper than at home had been disprov-
ed. to which. statement Mr.. Vest demurr-
ed, saying his Position was amply up
held.
THE FREE list.
Unexpectedly the senate was brought |
to the free list, all of the customs feat |
ures Of the bill having been either con-
sidered or passed over.
M Morgan (Ala> was d,sinclined to i
go on with the free list until the passed |
Items in the custSgns portions OF the bill |
we're acted on. AR. Allison explained |
ina. amendments would be in order lat
sr to any portion of the bill, and with
.his understanding Mr.. Morgan with
2rew his objection.
The first paragraph was left blank as
% the date when the exceptions from
.uty shall go INTO effect.
Acids and alisear1n went over.
A new paragraph, ass 1-2, was agreed
c. on motion Of Mr. White (Cal). plac-
ng anti-toxine on the free list.
Paragraph $50. relating TO animals ad-
ritted free for breeding purposes. was
hanged. on motion of Mr.. Chiffon OF
Texas TO provide that the secretary of
griculture shall certify tethe secretary
{ the treasury the pure breeds coming
nder the free list.
Mr.. Jones (Ark) gave notice OF
! .
1g across the boundarysmay be brought
ack.
Mr.. Allison proposed a new paragraph
j3i 1-2) admitting free OF duty fence
osts. It wen. over.
NJ. Vest moved a new paragraph ,
,aking free of duty floor mattings OF ,
rraw. including what is commonly ,
nown as Chinese mating. Il went
YER
Vegetable ivory was added to the
zee list.
Ie free list It went over. al Mr.. Al
sons request.
Mr.. Stewart moved 70 add cyanide o.
otasium TO the free Is: postponed.
Paragraph $50, including tea. went i
yer.
The following additional paragraphs OF :
le free list went over: +
Articles returned after being export /
(47W. beaui;e (i75 1-2>. coal stores Of d
merican vessels (5aH. coal TAR. etc,
o5l. diamonds and other precious stones
The rough (529, emery ore $500. Q
rna CS2,. fence posts C5e4 1-2). fish Il
tOSIlA tIl Nat~ \ c8N A4NSS N9aa - L1OE
at;tings s5s7 l-2). grease C54D. hides q
5o). indigo t55s), chloride of line (57S).
anganese $50. ores G05>. paintings y
"a s:atuary (60s 1-2). plaster rock +
i@, potash t61a). regalia (6e2 l-2l, seeds v
~. skins (6S6 1-2). tea and tea plants .
5W. wearing apparel and personal eff
CTS of persons arriving in the United
at5s (se0. logs and timber (6es). u
With the foregoing exceptions ana
isnses. the entire free list was agreed
as reported
Il was now O'Clock. and the bill was
ii ASIDE, the days work having COW
e. pages 1s5 - 100 inclusive.
After brief executive session. the
nate adjourned =
PACIFIC RAILROADS. "A
Washington, June Ex-senator Allen
day rs-iniroducei his resolution ot 4
81 congress declaring ,ha; a masters
le % the Union Pacific or Kansas Pa,
&c railroad, withou; additional legts-
ION. would not he binding on The gov
nmen'. and directing the committee on
cIfic railroads 70 Inquire what au-
ori;y The executive department. has in
? premises. -
COMMITTEE WOOL RATES =,
washington, June 2I-FoEowirS are D
rates o. wool which TIE finance CON- :
Itee has indicated a willingness 10