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W asuluo'rori, June :30. —-'l‘hc considera-
tion of the tariff bill, which was begun
by the senate in committee of the
whole on April 2, was at last completed,
and the bill was favorably reported to the
senate as amended.
in view of the fact that senators asked
some little time to examine the bill as
amended. and on account of the general
desire for a short respite from the long
siege to which they have been subjected.
the senate adjourned over until Monday,
when the final struggle over the bill will
occur in the senate.
This was done over the protest of Mr.
Harris, the floor 111anagcrof the blll.‘ No
unusual incident marked the close of the
consideration of the bill in committee.
The main feature of the day was the de‘
hate on the motion providing for the re-
pool of the 11 clprocity provision of the
\chinlcy law. This section was amend-
oil so as to provide for the continuation of
the existing reciprocity arrangements ex-
cept where inmnslstent with other provi-
sions of the bill.
An attempt was made by Mr. Pellet to
have a new section added imposing a tax
l'nitcd States, but there was a general in-
disposltiuu to place immigration legisln'
tion in the tariff bill, and it was voted
doWn, as was an amendment of Mr. Gal-
lingor looking to compelling trade conces-
sions from Canada.
Before the bill was reported a series 01
minor amendmeutdlwas ngroed to.
During thedcbato Mr. Sherman favored
a careful revision of the immigration laws
and proper restrictions to exclude undoo
sirahlc immigrants, but he thought the
proposed legislation out of place in the
thrill hill. The amendment relating to
this was introduced by Senator l’latt.
Mr. Gal-linger offered as an amendment
a new paragraph to have the tariff bill go
into effect as regards Canada only upon
the pnmlamation of the president of the
United States. such proclamation to be is-
sued on condition that the Dominion of
Canada enter into a commercial arrange-
ment with the United States for a reduc-
tion of tho duties levied against the prod-
ucts and manufactures of the United
‘Stntes. The amendment was lost—21
to 39.
A yea and tiny vote was taken on Mr.
Hale's pending amendment to strike out
the section relating to reciprocity. which
was lost—:31 to ill—tho senate dividing
on party lines. The rcciprocityqucstion
being (“spam-1101, the vice president laid
before the senate an invitation from the
French cmhaisador, extended through the
state dcpartmcut, to attend religious servv
ices in honor of President Carnot. which
was accepted.
Protected Iceland Moll.
limitations of previous stones were set
at it) per cent, and uncut precious stones
placed on the free li>t \vr-rc restored to the
duiiable list at iv per cent.
Mr. Hoar appraivd to Mr. Jones to an
cept an amendment making sun moss and
Iceland moss dutiahle at it) per cent. It
affected a small but struggling industry.
he said. Mr. Joni-s accepted the amcndv
meat. Then at 5:15. there being no fur-
ther amendments. the tnrifl bill wan ro‘
ported tothc senate. At the request of Mr.
Jones it was ordered printed as amended“
An attempt was then made to secure an
adjournment until Monday in order to
give senators an opportunity to examine
the amendments. There seemed to ban
general desire to 1.11) thin on both sides of
the chamber, but Mr. Harris was obdu-
rule.
The bill as amended. he said, would be
on the desk of cvcry senator today. After
this three months‘ siege he Would be glad
to have a day of rest, but the business of
the country was waiting anxiously the
fate of this bill, and he was forced to ob-
ject.
Mr. Manderson then moved to adjourn
until Monday. This motion was lost—:15
to :lbwbut in the executive session which
followed the motion was agreed to, and
the senate adjourned until Monday.
In the Home.
With tho exception of a short time the
day in the house was consumed by a fill-
buster over the contested election cam of
Watson against Block of the Tenth Geor-
gia district. The filibuster was led by
licpmscntative Ponce. Populist. who con.
tested every inch of ground even after the
aid of the committee on rules had been
invoked. 'l‘hct tangle was finally straight-
cm-d out and the resolution of the com-
mittee on elections declaring Mr Black
cinch-d was agmcd to. only the Populism
dissenting.
A few hllisof minor interest were pas-sod
early in the day, as mm- somu resolution:
to pay the salaries and funeral expenses of
deceased o1 1plo1m~a of the house
The housl mainlttec on judiciary agrred
7 upon the bile for an additional circuit
judge in the Eighth judicial district. to
liimit the jurisdiction of circuit and dis-
trict courts of the United States and for
the inspection of immigrants by l'nltcd
Status consuls at foreign ports.
('hairmau Wilson of the ways and
means annuiiitce was on the flour for
the first time in many days. llc conferred
with the Democratic members of tho com»
mitten as to the general plan of iarlif ac-
tion in the house when the bill returns.
Them were not over -10mo1nbers prcsrnt
when the housc moi, alter the moose for
the consideration of private pension bills.
Une bill was favorably recommended for
the relief of Harriet ll. 'l'atu, when a very
lively filibuster was inaugurated, which
continued until the house adjourned.
WILL. TEST THE PLATES.
The Carnegie Company on» than on
Moral Vessels.
Wasammox, June ail—alluring the
armor frauds invmlgailon Boprsoenlatlu
Doliiver stated that the Carnegie com-
pany had offered to 11111111131: the plates on
the Terror, Mmadonk and other ship: to
tho reverent minis tam.
Corry will he would abide by such tall
with the utmost confidence that the platen
would prove ahaoluuly reliable Corey
explained a case In which the any depart-
ment had been hardly on at a minor ir-
regularity and had decided to adapt the
““M:- Horny said. ”.1 had been laborin
under the «lulu-ion that! had court
you that all the dealings were lair. " .
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of $50 on all innnlgmnis coming to the.
employment of
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law-Treasurer Hayes of the Knights of
Labor is in uncommon and has asked
Senator Kyla to introduce the following
joint resolution in the senate on Monday
lie says Senator Kyle has expressed ap-
provol of the resolution, which is as fol-
"liesolvcd, By the senate and house of
. representativm at tho [Tam-d States 01
America in congrees assembled, that no
warrant or- other process, civil or crimi-
nal. shall be issued by any United States
commissioner, or out of auyclrcult or dis-
trict court of the United States, against
any perlon or persons for the alleged ob
structlon of any railroad train or trains
unless it shall appear that such person or
persons have obstructed or hindereed ouch
train in such manner as to interfere with
the safe and convenient movement of the
part of such train or trains as is essential
to the safe and convenient transportation
of the mails o! the United States, and the
detachment of Pullman or other parlor or
sleeping coaches from any railroad train
or trains shall not constitute any 011an
against the laws o! the United States.”
Indie ml the Broken.
Wasmao'rox, June ‘31). «The grand jury
has found indictments against Brokers
Chapman of New York and John Mc-
Cortney of Washington for refusing to
answer certain questions asked them by
the senate sugar investigating committee.
Newspaper correspondents have escaped.
More Maury For Lilo Saver».
Wasmxorox. June 30. —Scn ator Dixon
has an 1171111111111 which provides for the
ws at the life saving
stations 1min Aug. 1 to May 31 and in.
creases the lilixllllly for this‘servlco from
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' Poatm‘utcrs Appointed.
WASHINGTON. J 11111: Ella—The president
has appointed the following poatmastcrs:
Pennsylvania—Grny’s Landing, 0. M.
Boughnur; Oakland, W. W. )lclntirc.
THOUSANDS ViEW CARNOT.
Patriotic Frenchmen Crowd the Palace 01
the Elysee.
PARIS. Juno fill—The public view 01
lhc body of President Carnot, which is
lying in state at the entrance to the court
of honor in the palace of the Elysee, at-
tracted {15,000 persons, all of whom filed
pint the camiaique and 1110de upon the
[are of the dead president. The majority
were women and children. Thousands
aloud outside the palace for hours await.
ing their opportunity to cater the funeral
chamber.
Two unarcbiets,
selves to be journalist-z, visited the man
at Lyons uho :urmli'il Saute. They in-
duced him to give them his photograph.
They then told 1. im that his fate was
ocalcd
An anarchist by the name of Pie has
been arrested at (anlous. Two days prior
to the murdwr of President l‘arnot he said
that tin- president would either lieilestroy-
ed by a lamb or stabbed to death during
his visit to Lyons. Pie at the loot gen—
eral cloction contested a seat in the cham-
ber of deputies against M. Bourgeois.
No “'nmnn Snflrage.
ALBANY. Juno xii—Public discussion
of the subject of woman suifrngc has been
closed below the suffrage committee of
the constitutional convention, and the
committucis to report ndwrsvly on the
promsiiion toabolish the ac: line. The
committee will ask that the subject he
made a special order and debuted at
length'bcforé the convention. unly five
out of the 17 morale” are in fuvoroi
abollshimr the so: distinction.
Albert Van lluyck Drowned.
LEE. Mn~s.. Jlilli' :io.——Albort Van
Iluyck, aged 21, son of John 31. \‘an
Huyck of 1431’. was drowned while bathing
in div Hudson er1 1‘ near .‘ii‘iJllllllisvillt‘
N. Y. \ an lluyrk catered Yule in lanai.
During [hlf last tu‘u years there he 7wos a
member of tho vars-11y crew and rowed
stroke in the winning crew against liar-
vard in 1893.
The chow Committee Adjourns.
New Yona, June :l0.—The 1.1mm com-
mittee has adjourned till Sept. in. The
chairman is authorized, however, to cull-
vcne the committee in the lntcrlm if any
emergency should make such action desir-
able. Several witnesses told stories of po-
lice blacknmil before the hearing wan
closed.
Will Meet In July.
ELMHIA, N. '1'., June 30.—Thu Brock-
way investigation was continued with
furthericsiimouy from ()scnr Kingicol
cred) and ’1'. iivrnnrd Teller. who swore
they were beaten and unlitreaied. The
commission then adjourned until July 10.
The 8110: Trial Continues.
Tllol‘, N. Y., .lune :il).-—-’l'ho cross ox!
lmlnntlon of Mciinugh for the defense in
tho Shea trial lasted thrvc hours without
shaking his previous tosilnmny. Staph-y
O'Kcofc. n pal of lint Shea, instilled also.
Klirain Will r1311: Again. ‘
BALTIMORE, Juno till—minke Kilraln an-
nounces his intention in rc-nnii-r, the pa.
gillatic profession. llc builcv'vs he, is an
good 11 man as over, lie hopes to get llrsi
whack at Frank Sim-in.
Waiabrodt Guilty.
Minute-1mm, 0., J'mo lid—Gus Wels-
brndt, defaulting filly treasurer of Mid-
dlctown, has pleaded guilty to emimzliag
825.000 of public money.
A (moo of Smallpox.
Rimiiha’run, June :ln --Thc ii -year old
daughter of Mrs. [W llllam Kosby is ailllct-
ed with smallpox and was removal to
the penthouse.
Factories suspended.
Pimnuivu, Juno lulu-All the window
glass factories in the United States will
clots down for the usual summer suspen‘
lion.
Samarium-d to the Pollen.
NKWARK, N. J., June llll.—-'l‘hcodota
Jmlmnan, who killed Hugh Drain on
Thursday, has surrendered to the police.
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engines of the fin
to the scene and found that
stark. which are on rm.
tween Joralemon and State
ablaze. Nearlyaliotthem
The atorohoulel oouhl7
merchandise. There were 1,
01‘s of wheat in mrohoulo Diwali
this there were large quantitioa
molasses and general .. 'vw,
storehouse H there was a large" , -»
of hemp, 16, 000 bales oi julo.‘ fill.
and other ,
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drama, and they did good walk. '
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fire and were kept at random
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flremen believed they had oonq (I! ,
flames. but they bunt [orthoplll
renewed vigor and seemed Wk!
spread to the splendid 11qu on All!
heights. Two deaths resultedtllm
then one man is missing, andanolbfl' 7 ,
so badly injured that he can Ml! 7
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Prentice. Sigmund Solum was at.”
injured, and Robert Shepard ll
Andrew Miller sustained a [raotuno fl
skull, but may recover.
When the fire was raging most fluted]
after its second burst, the snperlnlmddlt
of the ferry company ordered sever-1‘ .
his employees to get some of the coal elk
out or the way of the spreading flank. f
They sprang to obey the order and m
industriousiy fulfilling it when awarnln'
cry arose The flames had been ranging.
the luterlor of this end of the building
and had eaten their way through the flvo
floors and were sending spires of red light
shooting up in the sky. ,
The interior [oil with a crash, and thin
the heavy wall wavered for a momentum!
[ell forward with a crash that shook tho ’
earth. The men at work at the cello-lo :
were struck and thrown baokmany n
Two of the men were crushed” to
instantly. Mr. Woodrufl mm tho
loss at $1, 000, 000 '
fought to 1 Draw. ~
Bosrox, Juno BU. -Five thousand peo-
ple witnessed the fight between Grifl 7
Dixon. John L. Sullivan and
Ryan were conspicuous in tho-11111011777
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considerably, but showed his skill and
gameness to advantage. The wow
exciting for its uncertainty from
flniah Referee Johnny Eokhardl we
the fight a draw, although the, honors
were easily with Dixon. Twenty loundl
were fought.
Tried to Burn a Co -
New HAVEN, June 30. —-'1‘e (not . *
an attempt was made on Tuesday night
to burn the North Middle college on tho
campus has transpired. A [in Wu ill!-
covercd in a room on the lower floor I!!!
had gained considerable headway whom-
watcbman discovered and extinguished it. ‘
The faculty know the name of the
who is responsible for the blaze, but tho!
have decided not to cause his arrest.
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fierce conflicts between workmen employed
in connection with the new drainage a
tem. the majority being foreigner;
prefecture has issu orders new
all further work upon it. Two thou-11d
men are thus thrown out of employm ls
There is considerable excitement throu
out the factories where Italians are on»
pioyed. The situation is critical.
Crown u-ve For M Home.
New bosons, Conn. June ail-:9 .
Ferry, where all had been hustle [or
last four weeks, is deserted. All the Y
crew and the Columbia crew have 1!”.
Two members of the Harvard mm
ed the services of Dr. Conant last
but today they were reported
recovered to leave for their homes.
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dolphin and Reading Railroad
has discharged four men who are
born of the Brotherhood of Railway
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ed on good information, that the mi re-
garding the nonemploymont of unloum
is about to be strictly enforced.
Good 'l‘ornnk Playing.
Wrasr Nzwrou, Mass, Juno rope»
fifth day of the neighborhood tennis W
namcnt was the occasion for the heat
ing over soon on the courts hero. ooh
and Hobart were the players. Pooh won
by M, 6-3. 117. .
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