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the Debate May End In Two Days—The
Fate of Wool Postponed \Vith Adminien
truth/o far-granite. '
\VASlliNGTUX, June rat—Very rapid
progress was made on tho tariff bill. Tho
income tax, on page 170, had been reach-
ed. Only til pages of tho bill—tho income
tax and intcrnal rcvunuc fonturec~rcmnln
undlsponcd of, and the end of the long do
halo non-ms at hand. The remaining fea-
tures of the free list were completed with
out friction, both sugar and wool. the
great controversial .itoms, contrary to ex—
pcotation, not giving rise to debate. A
you and pay vote was demanded on strik-
ing sugar from tho freo lint, while the filial
struggle on frco wool was postponed until
tho bill should ho roportcd to the senate.
'l‘ho administrative features of the hill——
sections 23 to «in inclusive—Wore stricken
out. as Mr. Joni-s explaincd, in order to
facilitate the passage of tho bill. The du-
ration of tho dvbato on the laconic tux do
ponds largely upon Senator Hill, who
thinks twu days will cud it. Senator Ald-
rich is of tho sumo opinion. Senator llill
ban a not spcuch .ri-iuly, and tho Populist
aouators will also do considerable talking.
Senator Vent introduced an amendment
to tho ingomo tax paragraph which pro-
idcs that insurnnco companies shall pay
no tax on monoy refunded to policy bold:
are its dividcnds. Excinplions worn also
mudc in tho misc of small hunks having no
capital beyond their dcposits.
During the dcbuto on tho frccltst Mr.
FY?“ olicri-d hmcndmcnts to sectimH H,
15 and ill. Section'll provides for iii per
cent discriminating duty on goods import-
ed in vessels other than those dwtlcdin
tho l'nitcd Ftatcs, navo whorl,- troutios give
equal right, to fort-hm countries. Section
is prohibits imports except under troatlcs
by vessels other than those of tho United
Statos or of t 0 country from which lin-
portod. Suction ill exempts vessels of un-
tions which do not maintain similar rug-
ulntions against the United States. Mr.
Fryo‘s nnicndiin-nt proposod to learn the
provisions in forcc except in case of trua-
tlos to ho. hoixmftor made and for notion to
be given of this to all the nations of the
earth of tho intcntion to abrognto thcsc
treatics, time living given for this notice
to intro effect. .\ir. Shcrmun thought Mr.
Fryc‘s proposition ought to he suhinittcd
to the committco oil foreign affairs. The
nmcmimcnt was lost.
Income Tu Amendment.
When the strictly ndminlstrativo nec-
tlons of the bill—23 to in, inclusive-were
rcnchcd, Mr. Jones moved to strike thcin
all out. The ruhninizatrativo features. he
said, hflll no vital connection with thchlll
and could ho onuutul, if it woe thought do-
eiruble. lntcr. it had burn dccidcd to pass
them, ho said, in order to expedite the [link
limit of the bill.
Mr. (Iimmilvrcailcd attention to the do-
lity which might follow in Mac the house
in confrroucc should insist on the admin
istratiw Si‘l‘litilli-i of tho hill. Mr. Allison
said that tho scctlonu Worn largely rcpetl-
tionn of art-tint; law.
Mr. (‘hnndicr imivctl to amend section
i is as h) lul'i‘“ cuetum house broker
inclines innit-d by (tollcctors of customs
Wuablo in ‘ any rcputnbio and competent
mmon." liis purponc, Mr. Chandler said,
was to prevent unjust discrimination: by
tho collectors. ‘
\l'licn the sections relating to tho in-
come tax were n-uclnni. Mr. Hoar unintuit-
ed that they go owr. Mr. Hill joincd in
tho mug-«lion. and it. won finally so do
cided. 'l‘ho additional amendments to ho
otlcrvd hy tlu- ilunncc committee. how‘
“yr-r, wort» formally offered for informa-
uofi, Mr. l'ct‘icr gave notice of his inn-n
tion to oilcr nu mncndmcnt to grniiunto
liic incomn tax no to. to main: incomes in
cxrose 0f MANN and below 51o, ni'iO subject
to a tax of l per cent, lrctwccn $10,009
and $'J.'i,uoo, 3 port-rut; hctwccn liL’fiNOtl
and $:)il.iliii|, :l per cuut; hutwoun $710,001)
and Mutual”. l pcr cunt; above iiwwdo,
5 per cont
In the llouee.
’i'in- nntlnptiou hill occupied the l‘t‘lét‘li
tio ,9! tho housi- all day. Spot-cites Wort"
malio against the bill by llcpwccntnlh'eb
Holdticr tin-m, iiiw‘. i. Walker (Rep,
.‘inle laud iinrtor I lion: , i). i. while liicln
ll‘llilill (Dom , Mich. i spnko in favor of it.
A \‘uto will ho taken Friday.
The t-‘Ill‘ilkl‘l' was still mnlincd to his
room by nicknunn, Mr. liaiicy performing
tlic tilltll‘s of «pooh-r pro tom,
term-tor Mitchell Examined.
\Vaelilxorox, Juno LIL—Honator Mili‘h'
all of Oregon wont before the sugar inwa-
tigntiug committcc and annwcnul all «inert
tionn in tho nl-gatit-u. saying ho had not
bought, anhi or ott’ln-li any of tho Hook,
and that no Ullt' connm-tml with his iltllli‘
iy, to his itnntvlnlulu luui tlouo so.
'i'lw i onmdttw will mum unnouun- that
lie labor»: haw hm‘n mmpictcd, ,\'o mldiv
tionni w timmw will he crmninu-d, it in
boll ’ that lwn rt-porlni will iw niudo.
l‘oetnmqu-re Nomlvmlml.
\‘l'muwuim. .lnilc cl.~.-~’l‘iu- prmlulvnt
root to liil‘ wnato tho following noun-.4
ui pooliltuutoiw
'llmuap lluritiuy, Ilium“.
hnuml W. .‘iimoil, 'i‘mutl
~.\iouiii \\'a~h|u;:tlm, A.
illcr Many Your-i.
nilllii‘ Hull medal of
l'nrdcd to Major t'hnrion
tho anuiith l'ctmuyi-
° thurdiimry bravery
on, June 27. lulltl. ’l'hia
ran probably ono of tho
ti at tho BilillU lime tuto-
tmva or the war.
men to lleelgn.
no 91.-—-Tho hounn coni-
lmn dcmntldmi the
uni Clot-it. architect of
appointed in limb by
. because ho has not
brim-n methods. Clark
i
m.‘ ..
lee-reed (tr-m».
~ lilo 21.-—'1‘ho home com«
mile considered without
at)“ the hill to forfeit all
. to mill-undo, but which won
. mind at the time speculod in the
-n
fletmtnr Aldrieh‘e Denial.
Wanmxurox. .lnne 'Jl,-—chator Ald-
rich has rinpliatlcnlly denied the outcry
that ho inn business pnrtncrof Mr. fluorine,
treason-r or the finger trim. He said tint
hnfil tin-moi «hare- ln a stunt railroad.
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‘wasiunc‘rcx. June 21,——uon. Burlap
W. Perkins, ’«eibb'nttcrl States senator and
for years aruprceontotiva from Kansas,
died suddenly at his homo in this city.
His death was due to cimlcra nicrbue conv
tractod in Indian Territory a few days
ago. The cit-sonntor passed a quiet night.
No serious alarm was felt until in the altv
l7XrSENATOR PERKIXS.
emoon, whom the symptoms grow much
worso. lirs. Sowors and liailoch were
hutily summoned. They found the pn-
tlcnt dangcrously ill. and their efforts to
afford reiicf provcd futile. [lo sank rnp«
idly, and at t o'clock he passed away. He
leaves a. widow, twu dnughtors and u son.
Bishop W. Perkins was born in Roches-
ter, Lorain county, 0.. Oct. iii, lull. He
served four years in tho army no sergeant
in the Eighty-third Illinois infantry and
'adjutnnt and captain. in tho i'nitcd Statcs
Colorcd inlantry. lie was clcctoil to tho
forty-ninth congress as congressman at
largo and was. also it mcmbcr of tho fif-
tiethnnil fifty first congresses. Jan. 1.
1892 he was ltppnititcli to the lTnltod
. .«L. . ’
states serum: to succeed lion. 1 piston B.
Plumb, docuascd,
.A'mm, .3
flrown University Commencement. ‘
Pill,)\'il)i~33\'tli-‘., Juno fll.—’l‘ho ono bun
tired and twunty-fourth animal commence»
mcnt of Brown university has been held
at tho First. iiuptlst church. The degree
of bachelor of arts was conferred on 63
cahdidntcs. the degree of bachelor of phl-
losophy upon ill, mastoi- of arts, irl, and
civil cniziliovr, l, ()rations wcro delivered
by \\’il lam i’itt lilnckicy, Providence;
Thom‘ ('ruehy, .ir., Newport; \Vmiihurn
Moss, Providence: Frank Edwin Lakey,
Providence; Charles Spaulding Aldrich,
Weathersvillo, Vt; Edgar Smilcy Nash,
Philadciphip, Edward Francis Gainweil,
‘Hoiiinton, Muse; linroid Dcxter Hazle-
ton,\\'arrcn. l’a; Clayton Sedgwick Coop-
or, no demon, NY; Alhortdoscph Pope,
Leo, Kilian}, . Attorney General Ulney (le-
livered Ult' address.
Sons of Voter-no Mont.
PlT‘N‘irtul. Mimi. .iunc 2|.-—Thc ututo
encampment of the» Sony-i of \‘cturans hcrc
has lu-en formally opcned, Division i‘om-
innudcr iiinistloll cullmi- thcdclcgatos to
onlcr in tin-gymnueium of tho Maplcwood
hotcl About :an worn in attendance. A
grand military ball Wm:- given in tho nond-
emy. which was clnhorntcly decorated
with the national colors. ('ominundcr-in
chiut’ of tho it. A, it. .incl: Adams has
tclcgrnpln-d his! intcntinn of hcing prom-tit
at the huuquct lili'i owning 'l‘hc Lndics'
Aid such-t)“ is also in hl‘xsilill hcrc at its
annual convention. About 50 deli-trans are
pruscnt.
Captain "ill-Mate Arrives.
NEW Ytlltk. Juno :li.—(‘aptnln it. Hill-
Mnlu. grand tnnstvr of thc (,‘vroml i'uitud
Order of (bid Fellini's. has urrivcd am
on tthhito Star steamship 'l'cutoniv.
”l‘ mun-e for ashnrt trip to visit the lodges
oi tho‘ortit‘r iii tho \‘ili‘iulh citics iic Will
licllvcr on lititll‘t‘si to the ordgr ut Tllill'
many iiull. no to ihlltimorc. thuncn ninth
and to i‘ittshurg, limivni Hillbililiii’titli‘
phin. rcturuing to NW York in tinn- to
Mill on tho hitticgtit‘ fl Jtéiy ii.
“of ., . .b‘V':
Judge l'lioTpc' l'tttn-rni.
ENi:l.i.\\tmiI. V .i., iiiiilv Qi—Tilt‘ i'll-
ncrnl of .Iutigo William \l'aitcr l’hi-lps
took plncc from tho l'l‘t‘nilytt‘l'iill) church
at this piano. Previous to the public con"
ion in thc church a private sorvicowits'
hold at the l’hclpa rosidcncu at Toi’lllt‘t‘h',
which was Mton'dod by mourncrs‘, immo-
(“flfwi friends and thc cmpioycvs of Judge
Phelw,
”yrs-mite" It Vince-nun.
\‘iMEth-Iu. ind. .illllt' sir—A gn-nt
unsation \rns ffltitilll‘l‘li born by an ill-
tcnipt to blow up tho housc of ”purge
Helix, a prominent cititon. He reported
it to tho policc. saying that itllynnmitc
bomb hml iM'l‘li thrown into his yard. 'l‘ho
explosion was prclnntum and no (liuniigo
was liuiw.
('lvll linginurre In ('nufu-ronvv.
Xi,\o.\u.\ FALLS. Juno ‘J l. ----- 'i'hu tm-nty‘
eighth annual convention of tho American
Socicty of i'ivil l‘Znuitch upwind here
in tho mornim: with an liltl'litittiil‘u of :15”
and ntartod right into iill~ill|‘n~i. l’rmitlctlt
William 1’. l'raigidli prnwldod.
Loan Annotation» Mes-t.
iti)l'liln>«'i'lnli. .iuuc ::l,~-'l'lio wrcnth nu
litltll mm‘linlz ui' tiw Nt‘u' \‘nl‘it Still“
LNIKHI‘ of Loan .\a~orinli« nuopvip d :i Hm
dayu' hl'hwitill in tho iii-w Unborn lions".
i'ronhlunt William H iiioonn-r ot' llllll‘ulo
pl‘libillt‘ii,
Estes- fiomlmm-ii l-‘nr Governor.
S.\t;it.~\m:~rro. .itlttu :.'i.~ Norrl‘ .\i. Ii.»
to" of Nupn him iim‘ll nominutml for WW
crnor by tho ninti- llupuldicnn I‘Hlin‘llfinil.
Noucof thootlwrcniniiniut-wmath-twirling
allowing. though thorn was noun» oppo-i
Mull.
“’lll Aildreu Tisnmmny llull.
iiEXIMi'l‘M, Ky. .iIllit' til —-l'olunal
linu‘klnridgc'o son. lit-elm, pays hia latiwr
has rcccitmi and is mmulilcring nu tut-lul-
tlon to drilwr the “MINI!“ Fourth of July
oration in Tammany Hall thin ycnr,
Ammblymen Walton Dead.
Amway Philii, N. .l., .innefil.~~l'lmricn
In. Walton. rcpnwutlnu tho si-vnml die
triot of Monumuth county in tho twmnhiy.
in (load of blood lnisoninu at his homo in
Beuhright.
One Hundred Yuan Old.
le HAVEN. .luno 2|.~—'l'hvmu~ hun-
dredth oimiw‘rnnryof the Korth t‘olohrook
Boptlnt church. Kim. 6;, it. itcmiiiuton,
palm, was ohserrml lwrc today.
John Ila Wilt “’ariwr llin-nlmi.
l‘riillca, N. Y., .lunH '5] WM a “"an
In; of the alumni of (form-ii uiiiu-ulty
yesterday Jnfm ilc Witt \‘I’tirtit'. wan v low
on eiumnl trunk-n.
(lenbrnl Kelly at Luttletllll'.
Inlriet'li.l.r., .imn- tzl minnow! Kelly
optimum: haw nrrlvod ,‘icrc. iic will
uddflll Home liit‘l‘iith . .' it’ltltifi unions.
F Weird 3.5.1..
ofLife at the Reform:
Broorwu once non}: imam
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lnmntes of the automaton nuke m.
. (”urged of labour-Is Brntpllty. M M ,
tradiot Themselves on lam-l. Mi-
Ooe Prisoner Claim to Be My“ ,
ELMIRA, N. Y.. June ei.--'rtie minus
reiormatory investigation has Moped a “ . F
series of sensational stories church. 81:- ,
porintcndcnt Brockway with the most the _ '
human crueltlce. It developed allow
two inmates of the reformetory have been" i
kept in dark cells since they
against the superintendent.
ThomaeJ. Lumsden. a dark, franqued ‘
lad, raid hc hail been sent to Elmirtltt ..
January, 1892, having pleaded guilty a)
the theft of a bicycle.
that your witness was paddled for how
a newspaper in his cell. After throne:
tour blows the suffering was so great that
he turned his head. Keeper Helpin therer
upon seized him by the throat and tonal
his head, while Brockway struck him mur-
derous blows on the head. bruising the
eye so that it puffed up, and striking the
nose, which bled profusely. Twoblowu,
according to Lumsden, were then laid.
across the stomach with the paddle. As .
a result, ansden foil to the floor inn
groggy condition. . .
Beaten and Kicked. ‘
“Thou,” swore the witness, “Keeper!
Sample and llalpin punched me with
their lists and kicked me as I lay on the
floor. Then they handcuffed mo, and hook-
ing a chain in the shackles they drew me .
up so that, though. my feet touchedthe _
floor, my entire Weight was on my handl-
Thcn Brocltwuy said to inc 'Steady now.
and I'll let you go.’ But w th that he hit
me another murderous blow on the nideof
the taco fig—nil nose, which WM bleeding.
Then they took me down, and akeeper
helped in away after washing the blood.
from my act‘." , ~ ..
Dr. Flint asked that if pair of shackles
be locked on the witness to prove it a scar
on his wrist could have been made thus.
Dr. Flint concluded the scar never could
have been made by the shackles as claim-
ed. Nor did the doctor find my scar on,
the eye. '
James J. Riley, another inmate, was
called. 119 came in 1891, then aged 17
years, from New Brighton, N. Y., where
he had committed forgery. He had been
punished six times, having been ltruok
above the buttocks and his neck having
been permanently lowed, be said.
inmate John W. Hogan, sent from New
York in moi for burglary, was next call-
ed by the prosecution. He had been pad-
died thrcc times with enough force to
draw blood, bein gtruck on the bead and
face with tho pa die. _‘
Crippled by Blows. ""
Walter ii), Lewis, sent up at the ageof
iii yearn for having stolen a boat in HIV-
erstraw in 1801, was next called. He had
been paddled, he said, 17 times on the
lower loin and buttocks and had been
struck on the head three times with the
paddle. As a result of his beatings, Lorrie
stated, he had constant pains in the 101115
and abdomen. Indeed he said he was
broken down nml had been transferred
from the shops to the gymnasium became
of‘ his intlnnitlcan, and, for like topsoill but
been excused from any exercise invo ring '
running or jumping. Dr. Flint examined
lag teats. Lew
on the head by Mr. Brockway while dia-
roblng to he paddled, tho euperintgpdent
at the same time explaining the blown:
designed to got some life into him. He
swore that after one paddling be had been
in turn kicked toward the door by Mr.
Brockway and two other officials. ,When
Lewis stepped down. the commission adv
jourficd. is "
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E’BM For Deptroytng Coo-sons.
ROCHESTER, .innc 21.~The officers or
the (ienaseu Valley ore-dry association
yggterdny giatribmed 3mm in prizes to the
pupils of the public schools w (”Vere sno-
careful in the cocoon gathering contest.
Every child who extorminotcd $6.000 oo-
coons revolved a prize of $10 in gold. The
total number of cocoons destroyed was
8,832,207.
The Vice Prreident Ill. "2
Waeiirsorox, J uno 21,—Vice President ‘
Stevenson was tnkcil suddenly ill while
attending the comnwnceincnt exercises of
the Academy of Visitation at Georgetown.
lie was taken in his carriage to fill room!
at the Normaudio, where a physician we!
summoned, who pronounced the attack
due to over-exertion and the extreme beet.
Poisoned by Stolen Flour.
Linixorox, Mu. Juno iii—Mrs. Fliekiu
Roblnaon has boon missing her flour late-
ly and to catch tlic thieves united the flour
barrel with parts gm'n. Later her next
door nuighhoru, a family by the neuron!
Day. “'l'm all tukcn with violent lympo
toms of arr-sciilcal poisoning. It in doubt»
fui if they recover.
Fetal lnmmllnry Mine l‘lfl.
lliiniia‘onan. Aim, June 8i —An in-
cendiary ilro was aim-ted in the Mary Lee
coal mines. to mlloa from here, cutting
of! 60 men from rat-ape who were working
in tho roar part of the mine. Four or
taken out dead.
(min-a 'rulmeu e um. .‘i
npcottli hon» Senator Butlor called Gave -
or 'l'iilman a liar and a reward for fire n-
noting that a corruption fund had been
establlalled in Wall ctr-wt to keep him in
the senate.
(laminar-on. .iuuc 21.--ln a compel?
Major Home In New York.
NEW Yoiut, Juno 2L-Major Moore, re-
ported mit-cling from l’ittnburg, lent the
Continental hot/cl in good health and ebFF
have known Ma whorcolmutn all along.
Warner'e Mocha Hold.
Reunite-run, Juno til.-~Aeelgnec Home
sold at auction mcurltlee, utoclie. etc, be-
longing to ii. ii. Warner amounting to
nearly $000,0001n value.
Secretory Smith In New York.
Warniaormt, June til.—- Hoke
Smith bee left for New York city to IV
tend the meeting to tilscoes development
in the eouthem states.
Jonrarown. . . in, June lit-A toll
iury has been muted in the Osborn inur-
der trial and the examination of wit-noses!
commenced. .
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melee) opsretlon.
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