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Debate on Tim Schedule Over
and Wool T akenUp.
BUT FEW PROVISIONS liOW REMAIN.
Scripture Believe Thnt T be» Will Hot Cullen
Daley IIHI The: I Find Vote Will Be
'l‘nken This Afternoon —— Pens-l Harbor
Saved "I. Hawaiian Trent].
“'ASlllNliTliN, July :i.——'l'bc senate be
gun the formal consideration of tho tnrifl
bill nil uniendud in committc of the whole
in tho senate. The sugar schedule went
through the trying urdcul with only‘une
nnuuidmcnu 'i'but nmondmont mode the
rcpcnl oi the sugnr bounty and the sugar
schedule go into cti‘cct immediately on tho
pussugc of tho bill lnstond oi Jan. 1, 1895.
Thu odoption oi this amendment signal.
izcd tho lirst victory Won by Senator Hill.
Mr. James guru notice of an nmcndment
‘ to thc scln-dulo which he would proposo
continuing tho sugnr bounty in iorcu un—
til Jan. 1, 1505, to the extent of nine
tenths of count in sugar-unborn 90 do
green and clght-tculhs bclow.
Without completing the flux, hemp and
juto schedule the scuuto took a roccsa.
This notion indicates that it in tho intenv
tioli to try nnd pass thc bill before ud-
juurmucut today.
When tho sonnto took n recess, tho loci-
ing was pom-rally on both shit-s of tho
clnunbcr thnt tho ilnnl votu on the thrill
bill will ba- tnkcn this uitornoim.
"I am couiidcnt we will rvnch it vote,"
“but
there is no ugrccrucnt to tliut effect. The
wool .s'chcdulo is about the only thing oi
imporlnncc yet, to bcconsldcrvd. ’l‘horo
hue been no notice given of u further con-
tent on the income tax. so thut cuunot du-
lay it conclusion.
"There is a possibility, of course, thnt
some unexpected issue may nrisc. such on
that prcscnu-d by Sonntor l’ottlgrcw—thu
nbrogution oi the linwniinn trcnty, which
took thrru hours—but the chunms nro all
against such delay."
Sonntor Aldrich, who hns been uctive in
directing the ltcpublicun opposition, sold:
”The vote will probubly bo tnkcn, and I
hardly think it will become ucccssury to
have it into session. "
End-rigour! the Treaty,
During tho dcbnto on tho llawnilnn
tronty Mr, I’cttlgrow of South Dakota
moved so strikc out tho provision to con-
tinuo the Hawaiian treaty in fume. It
cost tho pcopio oi the Unitcd States $4..
000,000 annually, he clnlmcd, with no res
clprocnl bcnolit to them. Mr. Frye con~
tcndod that we had secured l’cnri hurbor
(or n nnvni station, and in reply 3n. Shor-
mon culled attention to tho {not thnt the
Pearl harbor had already been coded to
the [tilted Status as n cooling station in
perpetuity and had already been paid for
by continuing the treaty in ion-u fer it
yours.
Mr. Frye said that our privileges at.
Pearl hot-bur Would ccznac with tho ubrozu-
tlon oi the trcnty Mr. Mills ngrccd with
Mr, Sherman. Mr. Morgan, chuirmnu oi
the iorclgn rclunoxm inimuiltcc, protested
against the nbrogution oi the treaty.
"i would not givc l’curl harbor back,"
said Mr. Morgan. ' it «ill the guns of thc
British nnvy worn trznnui on it. It is the
militury kcy to the l’m-iilc."
"Why should wv troubii: ourselvcsfnbimt,
is novel station in lllc i'm-iiic?" naked Mr.
Mills. "Vi’i- inm- noun on the Atlantic,
over which nlnc-tcnth-i of our commerce
pumice."
"How much would the Atlantic islands
controlled by Grunt lirltuin be worth to
us in money?" naked Mr. Frye.
"l am it poor hand at figures," replied
Mr. Morgan, "but $3.000,0oo,ooo would
be a chcup pricc." The motion was lost.
The sugar scin-dulc was thou pnsscd.
Ann-.nrluu-ntn in (‘lhfil‘ Schedule-n.
Mr. l’owcrs (Hop, Mon.) moved to sub-
stitute la ccnts lir‘l' bushel on barley and
'31 m-uts on hnrlcy molt instend of ill) por
cunt nud 40 pv-r cont rcslwctlvcly. Lost.
Un motion oi .\lr. Whilc on mucndmunt
to tho still winc parugrnph wus udoptod
providing thut tho pcrccntngc oi ulcohol
in oil wine and fruit juiccs should bo do
ll‘l'lllillvti uccordiug to rvgulntlons prcncrlb‘
«d by tho nncrctnry oi the til-usury.
.\lr. Mandorsou mowd to increase tho
mm on crtract oi mcnt irom lb per cent
to 2.3 pcr cont. Lost. Mr. Lodge mow-d to
lucronvc tho duty on cotton damusk irom
iii: Ik’l'l‘t'llt to in per coutwlvnlonnn. Lost.
lituon- of ill to :31 tho committee
nmcuduu-nta striking cotton bagging from
tho dutinble llnl. nnd trnnsicrrlug it to tho
free list worn ugh-ed to. Mr. Mills moved
to tronslor burlaps, mt woil us bags for
grnln inudo from such burlups, {mm the
dutinblo list to tho {My list. Mr. Chun-
dlor doiivorod n sntlrionl rcmnrk about
Mr. Mills' grout rully lor ircotradotownnl
tho end oi the bill nitcr gutting dutinblo
iron. dutinblc cuui nnd dutinblo ovr-ry-
thing l‘ln‘c. liciom n voto wns iukcn on
Mr. Mills' motion the sonato tookn rocvsn.
in the House.
’l’ho house livid n brloi Mission, Mill on
nrronut of tin- dillicuity of holding a quo-
rum nothing oi" importance was ill't'ulll-
plished bcyond tho punsnuu oi n rusolu-
tion dirwling tho conunisnlonor oi lnbor
to inrwtiuuto tho quotttiml of the Work
and wugus of women lmd children.
licllri'nallltlilvv Et'oruth ot' Min-mucbu»
filiilrt lutrminccd n bill to cnubio llt'l‘rlnllli
oi .lnpunmo dum-nt to immune uului'uilmd
cilia-us oi tho i'nitvd Stilton
licprmentntivv lirlckncr oi Win-omit)
lutrmiucmi u bill nlmod nt aim-ping our
monupoiim it follows: ,
"’i'bul oumulnitcrdan. 1. 1mm, nil mil-
rond culnpnnlc»cnmiwwi in inti-mtntc com-
morcn nhnll own Hr by loam control all
elm-plug curson tlmlr roude or bronchus
«Jpn-rural or controlled by them.”
in uxpluuudon of his mcnnurc Mr.
ilrlcknur mid: “ l'ndcr tho pronont syntcm
two companion mmtroi nil the pimping
curs. compelling oVory rnllrond to “so
their pmpcrty, munning them with tlmir
own conductors and portms nnd nxciudlng
all competition. 'l‘ho rallroml companion
and tho traveling public have no remedy."
l'oetmnelere Appointed.
WAiilllNii‘l‘nN. July :l.——'l‘hu poetiuoewrs
nppointcd worn:
Now York—North Constantin. 0. ll.
Tanner. l’ngc Brook. A. (i. Chnlkor.
Union Grove. A. l). linrnhnrt.
Rhoda Inland—(lhopnchot, R. ll.cho;
illlile Grow, 'l‘lwtnne Russell; Ninntio. B.
O Sullivan; Pontiac, A. L. Fish; Valley
Falls. 1’. O. Sullivan; Wyoming, (3.“.
Gardner.
l’enneylvnnin-Albrlthterille. H. W.
Scnrlme; Jermyn, J. ll. Tlmiin; Oak-
dnlo Station. Alexander Mullet-lend.
Govern-ell“ Item
Weenirorott, July 8.«-'l‘he expanses of
m government iol‘ the tlmi year ending
June means on, trial. on) and the receipts
$900,980,330. showing a deficit of 3M.»
use;
Hlulseltbl’lv
(innervate, Minn, July sm-A terrific
electric and windswrm has struck this
section, St. John's Baptist church for col-
orcdpoople, the suburban cnr stoblcs and
the walls oi the warehouse of the Groom
ville cotten compress being demolished.
The colored church at Burnos’ Landing
was blown down during religious serv-
ices. Mnrtho Winllcid and serum! others
were killed, und muny were seriously in-
jured. The church for whites at Glen Al’
ion, :30 lllllun south of Uroonvilic, was
struck by lightning. killing a prominont
young mun named Edwin Wilson and
knocking senucloss for n time ncvcn 0th
or. Mount Zion church at l’orcy, 30milce
from here, was blown to pieces. A num-
ber of color-rd worshipers were seriously
injured. Trees and > font-cs linvo been
blown away. houscri unroofod und tho corn
crop badly damaged.
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CARLISLE AND TANNER.
Boll: Are Seriously m, nnd the Letter May
Not. Recover.
“'Afilllxirl'ox, July il.——Sccrctnry Cnr~
llslo is still ouitc sick. fills trouble in non-
ralgia. and his incc is Vcry badly sWollon
and givcs him great pain. The hot'wcuth-
or. with loss of sloop, hiss also ncarly pros‘
trutcd him.
l‘lx'Commissioncr oi Pensions 'i'cnncr
of Brooklyn, who hm bmn ill ior Hlillltl
time, is reported herons being inn critical
condition.
it is sold that Corpornl 'l'nnnor hos nev-
er rccovvri-d from tho surgical Upl'l‘illiiill
which was pu‘rinrmcd on him in llrookiyn
scvcrui mouths ngo.
Lin-d on Human Flesh.
Pour 'l‘mvxsrzxn, Wash, July :t.——Thc
lteaumhip Quccn nrrlvod from Sitku nud
rcports thnt ('npialn Huntley, this third
mute and 13 survivors oi tlw winding
bark Jnmcs Allen, wrcokcd oil woutcrn
Aluskn, bud na'rivcd nt Sitkn. Tho surviv-
ors report thnt thcy wcre rcduccd to such
circumstunrv-i us to bc compelled toont
the flesh of thcir dead companions. Four
men wcro drowned, and if) more are miss
lug.
Yale's Athletes Abroad.
IAINDON. July 3.——'l‘ho Yule nthlctlc
tonm, who nro to compoto against the
Englishmcn, urc practicing nigulnrly, but
easily. A number of onlmikcrs who
Wntchcd tho Ynlo mon'n pcriormnncuworo
rewarded by swing Lewis 1’. Sheldon l'll‘lll'
over :23 foot in c. long jump. liinnnkio.
w rich was. sprained last spring, docs not
eppcur to give him any trouble.
Natlonnl Editorial Aneoclntion.
Asnt'nv PARK, N, J., July :l.——— The
tenth nuiiuai convention of tho Notional
Editorial Maticimiun was oponcd hero.
l’rosidcnt Wnltcr Williams chllcd the con
vcntion to ordcr and introduced Governor
Wcrte 0i Ncw .icrscy. who delivered the
nddrossoi Wi'li'miur. Tho regular business
oi tho convention will not be reached bo-
l’oro into todn y.
I‘rncior'e Mills Burned.
ST. ALB \\.~‘, Vt, July Ii.——\'crmnut
mnrblo mills ut Proctor, Vt., vnlucd ut
nearly limo-wot). containing largo (pinu-
tltics of lluishcd work, cunght lire, pro.
sumably cuusml by A hot box in the mo
chincry, uud werc destroyed. The loss will
be nearly $i,i,loo,0oo. Secretary Proctor
was a hczwy stockholdcr in the concern.
Cmrlmlr-l‘erlnr'n Lifo Threatened.
l’Auis, July il—A plzu'urdwmi found
in tho Mun-l v St. llonoro which thrcoc
enml l’rcsniwnl l'nVimirAi’rrii'rwlth death.
A pint-uni similarly gotten up was found
on tho sumo spot it {cw days [.l'liil' to thc
nssnssinatiou of l’rcsidcutt'nruot. ltborc
tho words, '(In Juno 2:: l‘runcc will
mourn. "
Thirty Thollenmi Idle.
Plr'rsuruo, July :i.—~.-\ll the window
glass lilillmts in l'ittsburg, nil thc lliut
gins.- houscs of tho l'nitcd Stutceiilius
compuny. the shoot mills und most- of the
iron mills nro shut down. As it rcnuit
hourly Zlimioo workmcn nro idic. This is
lnrgciy because of the usual summer shut-
down.
Signed the Steel Sonic.
l’l'f'l'hill‘iih, July :i.——’l‘ho steel sonic ut
Jones c.- .\lcl.nughlln's millwus hignod,
and much sutlsinction exists among the
4.000 cmployccs of thcbig plant it is
likely thut tho iron scnlo will be udjustcd
this work, umi there will bu u resumption
of work noxt Mundny.
Northern Lights nt Snrnnnc lake.
SAltASAi: LAKE, N. Y., July 3,—l‘bom
was an unusunl display of the northcm
lights hero last night. The whole north-
ern honvunn woro bonutiiully iilumlnntcd
with brood, waving nnd shooting ruys ol‘
varlcnlonnl light. Thu display limtcd int
n considornbio tlmc.
l-‘our llnndred Drnun Killed.
lumiox, July 3.——A dispntch from t‘cu
stuntiimpio 5:1in: Information hint lumn
rccrivod oi lighting bctwco'n the ( 'lrcussiun
sctticru and tho llruscn in Syria, in which
lot) wuro klilml and Wounded. ’i‘wclvo
womcn and chiidrcn wrru ixiassncrcd dur-
ing tho lighting.
A M'rvieni Turn» Thief.
Clililtlll‘ Hill. N. .l.. .inly 1i.—~.\nule
Frunk, cmploy d by Fruuk i‘lilniu.ok. a
Wanitliy rcnidcut oi this plow, i-tull' twu
railroad bonds, $2,00Iinud n lot of vul-
unblim. h‘bc wus cilptnrcd whilc attmnpt—
log to cocopo.
The [loinmbln Hound Agni".
l’liii.Alii-.l.l'iliA, July Ii.—-lli~paim to
tho Columblu bnvn boon coinpivtcd,1unl
tho cruiwr lvft tho drydock tuduy. Six
plnton and Ill ribs woro diunuuvd. ’lhc
cold. oi tho rcpuirn lo .r'iimhm.
Kilt-in Anon-tn Hlnvist'e mm.
BALTIMoltH, July :l.—-Jnko Kilrain no
coptn Hiuvin’u oflvr to light at New Ur-
lonnn for $10,00u n side and any purw oi-
icrod. but ruinous tho who oxpcuso pro—
villi.
liebeln Win in Koren.
HM! FItANlrlcco, July il.~Advlcru lrom
Koren ntnto that tho roboln on! victorious
in nearly uvcry buttlo taught. Four hun-
dred trwtm \vcro killed in n light. Muy iii.
lie-reminds lieelene In Fog.
Buoy llnnk, N, J.. Joly ilwltnutbcl'
test oi the grunt «curt-blight wzw mndv by
Major Phipps lib-ll. night. it pron-oi tlmt
scorchllghte urn rm ices in o in“,
[lunged liimwlf lots llmsrlsnnb.
Wllrrzlrrows, N. \'., July :i.»-.lmdnb
Bhltcr oi 'l'hrcn Milo liny lmnnrd hinm ll
tandoorknob in Cope Vincent. No mum
is unlined lur the (loud.
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Sheer-rel loiioweli by let: "other, south
shitting,» we» «lode.
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Acumen-u we. Railroad ‘ , . ..
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er Fate! Boilrond Wrecks M
Gnunnvrttu, Me, July avail. ,
for express from Montreal 011th
(lien Pacino railroad was Mil . ‘
bridge over the west 011M911. ‘ ,
stream near here. live my
killed outright and eiubt infused, . ’
family. A wrecking trein wee“ ‘ ‘ _
ed from Brownvllle having” it“ ‘ T ,,
goon Boothby and n rte! 01. .
The dead and injured were .
board the wrecking train and, -4 a . , .
Greenviiio. where an inquest Wei, . ‘ ‘-
Coroner W. H. Hanson of 1m .»
At Moosehesd inn. themeotthemr
cidont, the bridge crosses e rock:
through which runs a rapid stream.
wort outlet of Moosaheml lake. The ‘
est Canadian Pacific station, , . ‘
is three miles west. An iron bridge W
the gorge, approached by n trestle sou“
feet high. ,
The train was made up of express. _ .
gage, first and second clueeoeohelufl' , ,
Pullman and was running-ct but!!!
speed of about 33 milenan hour when“? ' '
struck the trestle. fl . ,. A. ,
The entire train, with the caption ‘1”, V J '
the Pullman, which was at the rear. m, ' ‘
through the trestle, striking upon tho
rocks. stumps and roots of trees hen-hill.
Tho wooden trestle at the eastern undo!
the bridge completely collapsed. with 49 '
foot of the roudbcd approaching it. AI '
the trestle gave way the engine but!!!“
a few {cot over the tics and then plunged - '
down into the gorge. followed by the can. , 3 .
The engineiund tender were dashed to
pieces, fragments being strewn in all di— ' ' , ’
rections. _ y
The ground was torn up as if a mule .
had pnsscd. The express and houses. care
were a jumble of shattered timbers. mix-i, ‘
with scattered mail pouches; trunks, bomb
and other express matter This (labile,
blocked up the gorge and prevented thi
Pullman from leaving the trucks. nndonly
the iront of that car was crushed.
Upon the arrival of the wrecking train
from Brownvilic junction the deed were
lifted lrom the wreck and laid beneath '
the trestle, while the wounded were and .
for by the surgeon in on extetnporiudhon-
pitni mode from a handout at the reerend
oi the wrecked train.
Engineer Lenvctt was found lying un-
der the rear end of his engine with, NI
hand crushed in at the side, his right'er'sh
torn nfl at the socket and his righting
broken Fireman McDonald Jumped be
his life, {ailing 20 feet. He struck on hll
bend and mm hit by n roll which fell
norms his body.
Mali Agent Sturkey's body was feunlf‘
in the fore end of thcexpresn oar, hie heed
crushed und his body buried beneath th‘
wreck oi the trunks and boxes in them
The body oi G. C. Hoyt. is pollen“?
from Fort Fairfleld, Mo. ,wne terribly “4
glad by splintered timbers, and there“
a terrible gash extending entirely heroes
his bresst, the head being torn out. Ind
the whole upper part oi numb-29;»...
mangled to shreds. \
Among the first to arrive at the sound
was Dr. C. P. Thomas oi. Brewer. Men
who was awaiting the urrivnl of the trolls
at Mooscheud station. He was taken on
a bundcnr to the scene oi the nccldcnt, and
through his curly nrrivnl the wounded l"
ccivcd most timely medical Assistance.
The muse oi the accident was the'hreak-
ing of tho mstcrn end oi the wooden tree-
tle, where it connected with the roadbod.
lino More Put-lily.
Cmrrrr. CREEK, Colo, July 3.-—A train
went through a bridge on the Colorado
Central hero, killing one passenger and
smashing nice cars into kindling wood.
The name of thc passenger killed in W. G.
Milncr. His bond was buried in the and,
and he was smothered to death. The inr
lured are: Frunk Wnseon, broken)“,
squcczcd between two cars and may die;
H. E. ’i‘lotjo, John Knitting, P. Tint”:
and 'l‘. E. Dorr.
Wrecked by lncendluiee.
PINE Burr, Ark, July 3.——Two mil-
south of New Iowisvillo n freight on the
St. Louis Southwestern railroad went
through is high trestle, the engine. on-
boom and 98 core tailing. Engineer lee-
guson and Bond Brnkomnn Ilium
were killed outright and Firemen O'Neil
totally scolded. The trestle burl been had
end burned nearly through.
Convicted n reunion Agent.
Turn-row, July 3.-—Jesee Emilie Ile-
boken pension agent indicted to.
lug illegal teen, was tried in the
States court on two indictments. Buns
convicted of one. The mum mill»
meni ie two yeere' imprisonment. Ren-
see is sold to have become rich inthe bull-
nose.
“crowd the Legislature.
Boston, July :i.—-'l‘he lagislntnre wee
prorogucd ' by Governor Groouhnlgo arm
n session looting ltd) days. The governor
lyad slum-d bilinctn and ill resolves, with-
hold his simmture from 6 acts and vetoed
4. The members oi the house gave three
cheers.
“Lumber Iirutln' It lei.
Ponnmn. Ma, July 3,—Jl'hc fishing
schooner Funny Haydon, which has el-
rivod hum, reports running into In its-
menro drill: of lumber an the Newfoundé
innd banks. She scoured 7.000leet. Borne .
large vessel bud been wrecked.
sumo. at nine-n.
OHWElm. N. Y.. July 3.—-Jl'hirteen-yeer-‘
old llobcrt Mellln. driven insane by the
death of his mother. wb wee buried yu-
terdsy, rowed out into t river, dumbed ‘
end plunscdln. ills bodyhu milieu
recovered.
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