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Wasmreves. Dec. iB.-Senator Gray
madeanuneuooessiul attempt to have now
slderud in thesenatethe bill reported iron:
the finance matinee striking out all the
dilienential duty in (aver of refined sugar
and leaving alieugar dutlahle at 40 per
cent ad valumn. ‘
There Were a politically absenteee, so
that the defect was not so decisive as to
discourage further elicrts oi the same
kind. The malorlty vote oi tenagalnst
" taking up the closure rewlutlon. which
followed, indicates. it is believed, the im-
probability of changing the rules at this
session.
Mr. Morgan again addressed the senate
on the Nicaragua canal bill. and in con-
cluding expressed his intention oi soon
asking that unanimous consent be given
fixing a time for a vote on the bill.
There was a general air of expectancy
about the senate when the hour oi a
o clock arrived on account of the prevail—
ing impression that there would be an ei-
iort to displace the unfinished business.
which was the Nicaragua canal bill. with
the bill changing the duty on sugar to 40
per cent valorcm llat This expectation
was realize when Mr. Gray (Dem. Doi.)
tool: the floor and stated that he had no
desire to delay consideration oi the canal
bill, but he considered the tariff bills of
greater importance, and he thought the
semtte should have an opportunity to say
whether these bills should be considered.
lie had. he said, hopml that a vote would
be reached on these bills without obstruc-
tion. lie believed it was the duty of the
comic to meet the challenge implied in
those bills. He did not think the discus-
sion of the bills would occasion any emit
'dcluy. lie therefore moved to displace the
Nicaragua canal bill with the sugar bill.
sugar Bill Sidetmked.
Senator Morgan stated that while he fa—
.vorod the sugar bill he should he compell-
ed to vote against its consideration at the
present time owing to the (act that he had
been placed in charge of the Nicaragua
canal bill.
The tarifl bill as it more from the house
and as it was amended by the senate
iinance mnunlttee was then read after
Senator Berry (Dem. Ark.) demanded the
yous and nays on the question of consider-
ation.
There was much sblitlng of pairs while
the vote was pmcccriing and no little do
lay in the announcement oi the msult.
When the announcement did come. it
showed the defeat of Mr. Gray‘s motion by
a vote of 23 to 27.
Mr. Vest (Dena. Mo.) then took the
floor to move to hike up his msolution for
an anmndmcnt of tho semrtc rules. with a
IIIodliIcntion. instructing the committw
on rules to report by the lhth inst. lie
asked for the you» and Days on the motion.
Mr. Vcst nskcd lcave to my a word. but
Mr. Aldrich objected to dcixtte. Mr. Vest
iound opportunity to say. Iiomavor. that ii
the' motion should he mod to he would
be willing that his resolution should he
tempmnrily laid aside to permit mnsldcm
tion oi the canal bill. lie Mimi if that
could not be done by unanimous consent.
whereupon Mr. Faulkner. who was in the
chair. replied that the Wale could do al-
most anything by unanimous consent.
lilr. Harris asked for permission to any
“three or live words“ and was pcrmittm
to go on. Mr llalo remarking that there
could be no objce tion to three.
hir. llnrrle then announced that a moot—
lng oi the committee on rules had boon
called for Thursday morning tomnshlcr
the various ambitions for the amendment
of the rules. With a remark by Mr. Veal.
to the cilcct that the oouunltioc had been
considering the mice for the past eight
months. the, voting on the Vest motion to
take up his urolutiou was pnuwicd with.
and the motion was lost—484 yous to iii
nay-I.
Mr. Harris said be had voted against the
chisuro resolution. ilrst. lacunae the com—
mittee on rub-II would nuct today for thr-
purpoue of mneiderlng the subject oi the
matter oi the n‘mlutlon. in view oi this
he could not see the aux-salty of passing
it. As a member oi the committee on
rules be announced that he iavon-d an
amendment that merit! give the majority.
by acnreiul and well prepared rule, the
power In clue debate upon appropriation
bills as well as revenue. the passage of
which was almtlutely necessary.
The nuitior was further dieeuased by
Senators MandIIrwn. Hill and Faulkner.
The Inmate thcn naaumed the mnslderatlon
oi the Nicernmta canal bill. and Mr. Mor-
gen (Dem. Ala.) addressed the senate.
[acct-u 'I'as Appropriation Mamie.
The house entered upon the oomddm
‘ den of the umoiwy deficiency appropria-
tion bill. The bill umtuined two disputed
limos—tho awrwrtetion for slxIelnl pen-
sion examiners and the ammiprlatlon luv
the collection oi the income tax.
The ionuer sppmpriatlmi «Ipenul the
doors for a diIlIaqun the (viaduct of the
pension ofllce. and «mildly the practice
oi summarily suspending the payment oi
alleged fraudulent portions. and the de-
bits on the lemme tar appwprlatiou was
especially lively. but the caption to strlke
it out was donated by a vote oi iii to it".
it is probable that a mud making vote
will he dmnenrlod in the home today.
in the worse oi a hot colloquy with Mr.
Bartlett oi New York. lir. McMillan said:
"in order to show the flagrant wrong that
is done by the system oi taxation under
which we have been living i will call your
attention to Mr. William \isldori Astor
This mtleman ran for mmgrers once
against the prompt governor oi New York.
Ir. Flower, and was thin-riled. lile deimt
soured end embittered him against the
government and our institutions.
;_”lie moved ,abrrrid. end. not ermtont
with what he had to say against AIIIcrlca
blrneeli and our Amt-flesh lnultm ions. lu-
purebased one of the eldest loormdu in
Great Britain. lie lives there now. and
his paper ledolng luI work sip-Inst our in—
dilutions.
J”The lemme oi title mun derived imm
my in New York is more than to.
«mono a year. and be than not in! lb:-
doee pay a state tax. eternity tax ands
municipality tax. it is true) the govern.
meat at the 15mm! mm and hill not
raid Oil) in ten new eithoneh be has till:
“one!“ More which is immoral by our
mend our navy. "
pr Miran-«I wt aarwertle mile»
was rats were run. centres. 5‘1...
in: June, 80, 1895. New. ii mm
heesuralneoi revenue. lsaottheaeutlm
”i would not he." replied Iir. Mohiib
lea. "until you have complied with the
laws of the United States and More to
pay a dollar upon the flaking iand.
"When you pay up the ”00.000.000 of
debt which has been lacurredin inthatwey.
when you eonrpiy with the iawandpey
860.000. 000 a year upon the sinking (and.
then if we beveaeurpiue 1 shall burned:
to discuss the question at repeal at this
tax. but even then I would take taxation
oii clothing and other necessaries of life
rather than all wraith." _
Internal Revenue Under ('ivil Denice.
Wasmsorou. Dec iii. -—'l‘he president.
after a Ci’llifltl'tlilmé with hecretary Carlislo
and Commissioner Miller of the internal
revenue bureau. issued an order extending
the civil service law and rules to the in~
trvrnul revenue service. This action was
determined upon some time ago. but ow-
ing to the press of public business ilnal
action had lama deformi. The new exten-
sion will embrace bill storekccpors. 578
gunners. i. lilo ston'lrcorxar-gaugers and 158
clerks in the oillccu oi the collectors. mak-
ing 2.471 in all. Deputy collectors. of
which tbcrc. are 068. are not included in
this order. nor are thc deputies which will
be appointed to assist in the collection oi
the income tax. The new order goes into
immediate client.
Heavy Gold Withdrawals.
WASHINGTON. Doc. l8..-Tiu: not gold bal-
ance in the twury roccivod another se-
vere shock by the withdrawal of 32, 150,000
from tho subtrcnsury in New York. which
leaves the true not balance of $103,378.-
475. Of the amount withdrawn only ti.-
maroon is thought to be'ior expert. The
[all tide of gold cxportntlon moms to have
wt. and when it will claw lsn problem
which the treasury ufliciule do not care to
discuss
lourth Claee Fortunate-re.
Wasnluoros, Doc. i:l.—'l‘bc following
fourth class pmtnutstors Wore appointed:
Connecticut-dimer. Lituhflold. J. ll). Car-
ter; lesnnt Valley. (1. W. Coulee.
New York—Athol, William Clark.
Pcunsylvunia~hiandauu lsmel Byerly.
NEWFOUNDLAND'Sl CRISlS.
Ministers Resin and the Control (liven to
_ the Opposition.
Sr. Joan's. N. R. Dec. iii—Two large
English firms who hold much Newfound.
land paper. and who were expected to fail
on Monday. are still holding out. Their
survival so far ng-ntly adds to the hope
that the Union bank will be able to mn-
tlnue lIuslIu-sI-I. Note» oi the bank are
more in demand today. but trade is prac-
tically dcnd.
The ministers. knowing that their de-
fmt is certain should ihcy in“: the Met-m-
bly. tendomi their neiguntions. to take
cilcct today. Mr. llmrn. lcndcrof the ()p~
partition. has been callI-d upon by the gov-
ernortoionu acabim-t. llls task Is an
almost lmiusasiblc one. as he has no men
behind him of sullicicnt ability to grasp
the situation,
A [luv-ball Fight 0n.
Barman, PI... Doc, iii—Tho Pennsyl-
vania Slate lbw-trill league hold a shinny
ut‘selon here. one of the nuulte of which
was the ”who. oi Philadelphia’s club
from the orgnnlmilon. Allentown. Car-
bondaic and Newton were admitted to the
league. llnnlly an hour had "mi aitcr
the Iuljnurnnu-nl oi the Inmtlng when the
prI-llmiImry «cps Wc'n‘ Iain-n tor the or—
ganization of a new interouuc league.
Titre-e Prisoners impe.
l’O'l‘TWlLIJII, l’u.. lh‘c. ill—Thu". prin-
oncrs- Prank Mullcn. Michael Welsh and
George “winner—in the Schuylkill cm").
ty jail made their eawpe imm thcjall
while dinner was being filll'W'd. Tbcy
savml Ibo bars from their (mil window
and broke the pmilorlt iromthc natal!)
the big primn wall and are new at large
Another Italian Murder la lie-loss.
liosroll, Doc iii—Pasquali ('apporcilll
was shot and killed by (lulseppe lndlgoro
atv the ltallnn tenement lodging house 7
North rupture. this city. ludigove made
his shape and has not been heated. There
had been a feud between the men for
some time more woman named Emanu-
ella Sanu‘nnsso.
Archbiebo: Garvin-Ire Brother Insane.
Tran-s. Fla. Iku. lib-W. l. Gerri
a brother of Archbishop Corrlami oi . ew
York and oi Dr. ( lemme W. (‘orrlann oi Han
Antonio. Fla. has been sent to Milled”-
vlllo. (la. in the custmly oi a guard. where
hoalll be [1in in the Invalid' s llmne
For the insane.
Police (‘apiela Convicted at ”vibe Tabla.
New Volta. Doc. lll.»~'l‘lte trial of em
Police ifnptnln John T. Fumhcmmn ended
with a verdict of guilty of bribery. ae
claim-d in the lndictnu-nt. and the «infotai-
nnt is in the Tombs prison awaiting sen.
team. which will be prommucrsl aweek
from today.
”but Illa “’liu.
New tolls. iii-Is. la whoopi- Kinrlum
iaially shot his wile. 'l’l‘r wile around
her huslrtnd oi infidelity and threatened
to throw him out oi the window. she
outright hold of him. and in drew a revolv.
eralul shot her. Klnrlum was arrested.
mum»... Will ilengw Monday.
('unrraooor. Doc m ~15er item
Italy. one oi the murderers oi the night
tologmph seem at Hhelhumrnt. who h
who banned next Mmulay. was married
in the meaty lull at Jester last evening
to Miss Martha Taylor.
marital"! by the (lava.
Wrratmms. ti. Y.. hm. tau-J. 0
Ward of (ammo. e brakemap on a Borne.
Wetertown Mid (lg-lanai»: freight iraln.
ieil hetwme the oer-r et'l’lerremi sad
wee «implanted
hairs trees men will rm newer.
Inns. Dec. law-it in master! that
King Humbert will IlhIsolVe the obemluar
oi deputlm eliould there he a Humidor: oi
the rim mating out oi the liauea lira
mane modal.
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willboa moireveuuete ‘
, unmrmmnoefigwm
unwilling to hate the mmetexw" “
p . “w. It. Vanderbilt win- Welcomed a,
Ham and Take-oi the Steamer-a
alight-hm Not DIM Ire. Vaudeville.
. liepew Would Hot Talk.
Nsvron'r, it. 1.. Dec. ll—Mrs. W. K.
Vanderbilt. according toadvloes irom New
York. is in a state at terror over several
letters warning bowie scheme tokldnap
Mire Consuelo Vanderbilt. Friends of
Mrs. Vanderbilt any that she wrds the
letters as coming from some crank or
name persons who seek only to annoy her.
Nevertheless she is worried and keeps a
«Instant watch over the goings and earn-
inge of her daughter.
hire Vanderbilt turns the letters over
tuber attorney as inst as mived. and
Nil. W. K. VANDERIHLT.
they advise hcr thot there is no danger.
hire. Vumicrbilt is now in New York.
Somowonmn in Boston is the uuthoroi
the letters.
Since Thanksgiving Mrs. Fwd Vander-
bilt hnsbccn annoyed by an unknown
writer. who rebuLcd lu-r Thanksgiving
dinnerto ncwsimys and unam- rigors nan
pmpngamhi oi anarv- bison
Mr. Vanderbilt's Return.
There is a marked mntmst in the wri-
coInc extended to William K. Vanderbilt
on his home coming and the one that his
wile received when she arrived hearth.-
lattcr part of September with her turn
was and daughter. it was commented on
at the time that not a single member of
her husband's family nor any oi his friends
met her on her arrival.
The nwption which her husband re-
mivmlsmnicd to emphasize the matter.
lh‘spitcthc min a party oi Mr. Vander-
bilt' 8 MI nds waited iorhlm nt qlmmntlne
on the tugboat Chauncey ill [in ~,pcw and
when the Teutonic. m. which bcwns a
pnsscnmnr was n-portcd at Sandy llmk
thc tugboat stcumcd out into the bay
Half an hour inn-r the Teutonic was in
quarantine 'i'bv- tmllngoi bcr wills-tics
for the lunlth olllccr mndc known bcr ln-
cality to the captain of the tugiuxtt. (in
the top was (‘luumwy M. llcpcw. who, in
addition to being a iricml. is counsel for
Mr Vanderbilt The partial doctor,
wmppcd in u llilil‘klllllh‘li and Wearing a
block derby but. sham! llw pilothousc
with the captain oi the tugboat
It did not. who many minutes for the
tug to got close lo the nlt-musblp. Dr in»
pew throw back his lurid. cleared his
throat. as hc is wont todo when commenc—
ing an aiicrdinncrspur-h. Iundcnttumpct
of his hamlmmd shouted. " Welcome homc.
Willlcl”tou ilguro on ihc deck of the
Teutonic. Thc figure wavcd ita Imus.
swung lieu-up and (assayed to n‘ply. but
the wind pn-vcntcd tiIc rmplmse being
heard on the ton. in another minute the
tugboat was umlcr\ lb the lee mil oi
ll” C(JNlll'lil." l ANIIIZIHIILT.
the shenanhlp. A lIIdIlor wee nil-ml. and
llr. lit-pow mounted to the dwelt oi the
Teutonic
Mr Vanderbilt bmnlmi the tug. There
war qtillo a I-mwd of Mr, Vanderbilt)
irlcmle at the White Star pier. armed with
huge bunches oi mace and violate. but the
tug went. to the foot of Forty-maid strum,
whom the puny «NI-embarked. Mr. Van
rlorblit and Dr ilvpow «atom! a «miner
and wmwirivno lotbo homo oi the iomu-r'I
mother. MN, William ll. Vanderbilt. Isl
Fillielh elm-l and Filth avenue.
llld NM fleet Hie Wife.
Mr lit-pow ww- er‘n by Is reporter at his
honor- "b said:
"We left tlneluur al Writ Forty-sworn!
street and drove «North to tlw rcahlcmv
oi Mr Vanderbilt‘s mother. Mrs. William
ll. Vanderbilt Mr Vanderbilt will Innlw
his borne tlwrv- luv the prmcnt ”
"Did Mr VandI-rbllt mm Mrs. William
K. Venderbllrv"
"No. he dill not. "
Mr Ill-pew said that be neither knew
how long My. Vanderbilt «mild mum in
this city nor who. his plane were. in an-
ow» to the «pic-ohm wlwtlmr or not e di—
vow-o unit would follow the mmtlm oi
Mr and lira Vsnderbllt. Dr liepew re-
plied: 4"”
“You see. lam Hr Vanderbilt a mum
sol. and me: though i rm a not deal
l mind not M at him to say anything
under the elnmmelenem "
miter immature on the ’i'mtnnlo arm
Ir. and hire. limllry—llsrtln. their four
stale and ten mantel Mr limiagu Poi
will, Bart; the blshepof Honduras and
threat Alter». llallee vim marred is this
city. The liarrlm will meals in flow
rm devise the elem sedeili cries
firearm lieu. Iam'i’be marine-eerie
la the
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