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THE DALLES, OREGON, MONDAY, JUNE 18, 1894.
!51.
WOOL AND SUGAR
Bill to Be Defeated
Sugar.
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HE WAS FOUND TO BE A WOMAN
'Havemeyer Admits that He
ning the 'Senate for
Sonar Kings.
Was Run
the Voting on the Wool Schedule.
Washington, Jane 15. When the
tariff bill was taken up in the senate
today Dolph resumed his speech against
free wool. He began with a sarcastic
reference to the impatience manifested
by Harris, the democratic manager,
because the Mil was not pushed through
with "indecent haste" ; recalled the re
sentment shown by the Tennessee sena
tor, when others displayed impatience
at the delay in the case of other bills,
notably the federal election bill and the
bill to repeal the purchasing clause of
the Sherman act. On the latter occa
sion when he (Dolph) remarked that he
was tired of the prolonged contest.
Harris curtly told him to bit do".
Dolph's observations about ' silver
brought Stewart to his feet with a free
silver argument. ' Carey declared that if
Brice and Palmer had been half as
' industrious in their demand for wool
as the two Louisiana senators in their
fight for a duty on sugar, . the wool in
dustry would have been saved ; had Kyle
and Allen made a manly fight for a duty
on wool, it would have been retained.
"If we vote for a duty, is not that all
we can do?" asked Kyle.
"If you would refuse to Vote for the
other provisions of the bill," said Carey,
"you could force abandonment of free
wool."
"I think the senator ia mis taken, "re
sponded Kyle. "He will find, when the
final vote is taken, that we do not hold
the balance of power."
KYLE DEFINES HIS POSITION.
Kyle then defined his position on the
subject of free wool. He said lie had
taken little part in the discussion of the
tariff bill, bat since it had been charged
that the members of the populist party
in the senate were siding with the
democrats on this question, at the ex
pense of the people of the states,' he
would make a statement. He receg
sized the importance of the wool
industry. In his own state there were
750,000 sheep. From the Mississippi
. to the Rockies, sheepraising was a vast
industry, and it would be a great in
justice to siriKe it down, nut be was
not prepared to say that free wool would
destroy the industry. Speaking, for
himself, alone, he was not afraid of
placing wool on the free list. The ad
vantage that would accrue to the farmer
from the reduction of the price " of
clothing woujd more than compensate
for any redaction in prices of wool that
might follow the free listing of that
product. He believed that wool could
be raised on the broad prairies and
mountains of the West as cheaply as in
any other place. The opinions of the
republicans to the contrary notwith
standing, the states of the Northwest
advocated free, wool.
FIRST VOTE ON THE WOOL SCHEDULE.
.rener ottered these modifications to
his proposed amendment for a duty on
raw wool :
Where the McKinley law levies a duty
on first-class wool of 11 cents, he pro
posed a duty of 5 cents ; where the Mc
Kinley rate was 12 cents on second class
wool, he proposed to change it to 6 cents ;
wool of .the third class worth 13 cents or
less is to pay 15 per cent duty ad val-
orem, and wool worth over 13 cents is to
pay 25 per cent, bearing in place of the
- McKinley bill 38 per cent, a 50 per cent
duty.
A discussion followed, in which Mor
rill, Cullom, Vest, Sherman and Aldrich
took part. Teller offered as a substitute
for Peffer's amendment the McKinley
classification and rates. It was defeated
by a strict party vote, 29 to 39. Allen,
Kyle and Peffer voted with the demo
crats against it, and Stewart in favor.
Power of Montana offered another sub
stitute, which was defeated by the same
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
AESOlHTEClf PURE
vote. The vote then recurred on Peffer's
amendment which reduced the McKin
ley rates an average of about 50 per cent.
The three populists voted with. the re
publicans, in favor, but it was lost, 33 to
35. An amendment by Sherman, in
creasing from 15 per cent to 30 per cent
the duty' on wool in form of slubbing
waste, mungo, shoddy, noils, or other
waste product, was lost, 29 to 34. Peffer
then offered an amendment to place all
articles of ' manufactures composed
wholly or in part of wool, hair of goat,
camel or alpaca, on the free list. After
some discussion this was laid aside, and,
on Cockrell's motion, the bill providing
for the deficiency in appropriations for
the government printing office was
passed, and then, after a brief executive
session, the senate adjourned.
:
The Entire BUI In Jeopardy.
New Yobk, Jane 15. The Herald's
Washington special says : President
Havemeyer's frank admission that he
came to Washington to control the leg
islation of congress, with a view to pro
tecting the interests of the sugar trust
and making money by such legislation,
when taken in connection with the visi
ble result of his mission, as embodied in
the Gorman-Brice sugar schedule, is ap
palling to democrats who have the best
interests of their party at heart. It
means that, in some way not at -present
quite clear, the president of the sugar
trust obtained such absolute control
over the democrats in the senate as to
enable him to dictate to them precisely
the legislation his organization wanted.
Representative Bailey's declaration that
he would stay here until November to
defeat the schedule, after the revela
tions that bave been made before the
senate committee, meets the approval
of many other democrats in the bouse.
The feeling against the senate which
this mysterious power of the trust has
made is so intense that many democrats
think their party would be in a- better
condition if it should go before the
country without having passed a tariff
bill of any kind, than to attempt to
apologize for the Gorman-Brice-Have-meyer
sugar schedule.
Senators Allen of Nebraska and Lodge
of Massachusetts are apparently the
only members of the investigating com
mittee who are desirous of compelling
Mr. Havemeyer and Mr. Searles to go
into fall details in regard to the contri
butions by the trust to campaign funds.
Allen insists that if these witnesses do
not "answer the questions put to them
by the committee they shall be certified
to the district attorney for indictment,
just as was done in the case of the
newspaper correspondents, who de
clined to give sources of information
given them in confidence. An import
ant fact to the people is that' the adop
tion of the Gorman-Brice schedule will
advance the price 'of every pound of
sugar consumed in the United States,
and they want to find o it who is re
sponsible for imposing this heavy bur
den upon them for the benefit of an in
stitution, the president of which admits
that he has been able to control abso
lately the price of sugar sold in the
United States, and has cleared from
130,000,000 to $35,000,000 in profits in
three years.
The Man was a Woman.
Albany, Or., June 15. In the quiet
little village, of Sweet Home, twenty
miles east of this city, there has devel
oped a sensation attending the death of
a citizen there. For many years Otto
Lubker and another German have been
living quietly together as bachelors. A
few dys ago Mr. Lnbker's partner died,
when it was discovered his companion
was a woman. She bad been -living as
a man and performing manual labor for
years. Even Mr. Lubker , declares he
was .absolutely ignorant of the fact
Both were hard-working and industrious
Germans. She was buried afr . Sweet
Home, leaving unsolved the mystery of
her strange life. '
. . , - Croker in Karope.
Qoeenstown, June 15. Richard
Croker, of New York, with his two sonB,
arrived here this evening on the Umbria
To a reporter Croker said he did not
come to Europe for his health. He
would have started early, but the illness
of a relative detained him. - Asked in
reference to the investigation of the New
York city police department by a com
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A Washington woman supports her
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