Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 14, 14 December 1889 — Page 1

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REVENUE REFORM.

Provisions of General Tom Browns' Bill to Reduce the Tariff on Sugar. Opinion on Senator Shermen'e Pro position What Legitlation it Needed. Wife Beater Given Thrashing the Justice Before Whom He Waa Arraigned. No Verdiot Yet Rendered in the Croniu Murder Conspiracy at Chicago. T1BIFF REDCCTI05. ral niru'i Bill rnTMtaf fa FrM Bmrnmr mm a Bmmmtf Mmmmm Brlaeia Washington. Deo. 14 Qenersl Browne, ot Indiana, who was s mem ber ot the Committee on Ways and Means in the last three Congresses, and who woald have been next to Chairman MoKinley on the oommittee in this Congress had he not requested Speaker Reed to plaee him upon some other committee, owing to the delicate ooadi tion ot his health, will, upon the first sail of the House tor the intro daotion of measures, introdaoe s bill whioh will oarry eager s long way toward the tree list. He says he would favor the pissing of sacar on the tree list direotly it it were not for the faot that in seetions of the eoantry et torts sr being made to cultivate sugar whioh should be encouraged by the government. 11 is bill will anticipate the collection ot s revenue sufficiently largo to pay s liberal bounty upon does eatio sugar. The duty now eolleoted upon domestio sugar is equivalent to 78 per oent. sd valorem. General Browne will propose that this duty be oat down to ZD per eent. sd valorem, reducing tbe present duty more than two-thirds, and will provide for s bounty ot 1 oent per pound upon sugar produoed in this soaatry A correspondent bad s talk with the most prominent Western member of the Sesste oommittee on finance, whioh mrwimf mm www gw w uv .wvjvvi w. mhiu is the upper branoh ot Congress, snd hs stated that the Senate would not make s sore on the) tariff until the House had passed s bill. Said he: Ir General Browne ess secure a report from the oommittee on ways snd mesns on hie sugar proposition. I think it will pass the Bouse by s large mafority, and I am quite oonfident thst it will psss the Sonets. The oommittee on wsys snd mesns may be inclined to hold the bill baok for its general tariff measure, but it may be reported by House resolution during report st sa esrly date, snd before the tariff bill is produoed. It the proposition to reduce the tariff, and the soheme to abolish the tobaooo tax snd the tax upon aloohol to be used in the arts is eueeeestul, there ean be no inorease ot the tree list or other reduotions upon our customs duties, beoause we ean not bear s reduction ot more thsn $70,000,000 s yesr on our inoomes, snd the tobacco tax snd the rednotion on sugar will bring about s deorease ot betweensixty five snd seventy millions ot dollars. 1 understand the House will take as s bssis of operation the bill adopted by the Senate two years ago. provided the epeoifio bill afleoting sugar snd the move to sbolish the tobaooo tax are not suoeeesful in sdvanoe ot the general tariff bill. Ia sny event I expeot to see the Allison undervaluation bill adopted. At present it looks as though the sugar sad tobaooo hills would be passed, snd thst the tariff revision will end so tar sa the rednotion ot the revenues is ooneeded. There ean be. of oonrse, some material reforms ot the tariff without material reduotions of the revenues. The bill psssed by the Senate two years ago, sad upon whioh we worked through the last presidential eampaign, would ot get the vote in either house thst it got when it wss before Congress. I eonld aot Tote tor it myself without s good assay modifications" General isrvwaa wiu aiao lairouuoa a out piscina; aalt upon the tres list. The proposition advaneed by Senator Sherman last Tuesday, that the Senate finsaoe oommittee take up immediately the consideration ot the tariff question so as to prepare the matter, whioh will be needed when the House shall have passed s bill snd sent it to the Senate, does not meet with muoh favor. The enormous amount ot testimony wkioh the Senate oommittee took st its last session is still on the committee's hands, sad s special order will be needed tor its publication. It is not likely many oopies will be printed, ss the demand tor it has almost ceased. Sueh portions ot the testimony as were espeeislly interesting or important were published from time to lime last yesr sad distributed tor campaign purposes. The members ot the Senate oommittee, wita the exosption ot Mr. Sherman, are ot anxious to obtain any more testimony, besides it is altogether likely thst Senator Allison, who will be the chairman ot the sub oommittee having the tariff ia charge, will spend s greet deal ot time ia the near future ia Iowa looting after his re election. Two revenue propositions will be Isid before the House in the near future whioh, it adopted, will settle the tariff question without mueh more ado. Ths first will be presented to the House by General Browne, ot Indiana, in the tons ot s bill redueing or abolishing entirely the duty oa sugar. The form ia whioh it will likely be presented is ss follows: To reduoe the duty oa sugar sweaty five per oent. sdvsiorum sad to pay a bouaty of oae eeat a pound oa ail sugars produoed ia the United States. Ths eeeoad propoaitios is to abolish ths tax oa tobaooo. It these two propositioas are adopted by the House there

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reduotions is other qiarters Members ot tbe Ntnsts noenoe eommittee nr that it these two proposition re screed to the re yen re wilt be re duod more then seventy millions, which is ss much ss it will stand. It this is done Congress can do nothing more except to pa so under valuation bill. The Daasiac ot these two bills will sim plify the work ot Congress very muoh. THE CROSLf JURY. the Hear ml let Freest Verdict Haf Bern Heaesteal. Chicago. Deo. 14 10:35 a. m. Court has aot yet convened, the jury having sent word to Judge MeConnell that it is aot yet prepared to render verdict. It ie given out that an agreement has been reaohed as to all the prisoners ex cept Besgs. Just before noon Judge MoUonneil wss asked : MHow lone will you keep the jury out ia ease the v disagree T A week, the fudge replied with considerable emphasis. At la o clock no further word having been received from the lory room. Judge MoConnell adjourned oourt until z o olook. Tbe delay has caned oon sidersble surprise to all snd sn snxiety to those engaged in the oase. as it had been expeoted s verdiot would be soon reaohed. The States Attorney thought the la rors had oome to sn agreement on all exoept Beggs. It is not improbable a Dartial verdict in find ing (Joachim. U Sullivan and Barks guilty and fixing on them ths death penalty, and on ivuezs s tourteen-year sentence and snnounoing disagreement on Beggs would be given. i;wrat9 mt raalaklacat Wlfa Stater. Ntw York. Deo. 14 A speoial to the Sin from Wilkesbarre says: "Geo. Shiner was before Alderman Donahue yesterday tor wife beating. The alder' man desoended from the bench and gave Shiner a sound thrashing in the preaenoe ot 200 spectators. He then bade the man depart, and announced 'that was the way he proposed to treat ill wife beaters hereafter. It saved coats to the county snd was better than letting the family starve while the husband waa in jail. Jm rTr mt AM.aatlsau New York. Deo. 14. A speoial to the World from Montreal states that st meeting ot the Club National, the leading Liberal organisation ia the proviaoe. last night. Mr. Gonin. a sonin law ot Premier Meroier. made s stir ring speech ia tsvor ot annexation, and the meeting voted slmoet unanimously for ths proposition. S-MlliS PrmMeat raiaHl Pea. Washington. D. C Deo. 12 Mr. Franklin B. Go wan, of Philadelphia formerly President ot the Reading Bailyoad oompany, was found dead in his room st Wormley s Hotel at about 1 o'olook this sfternoon with s bullet wound in his head. The body has been removed to the morgue. Aaalbcr Kleeiirie EJKbt Victim. Nxw York. Deo 14 At 10:15 o'olook this morning. Patriok Sullivan, thirty years old, ot 501 iu-.t eightieth street, employed by the Manhattan Electric JLight Company, was killed by sn eleotrio shook. The funeral of Wm. Farqu bar. whose death waa announced day before yesterday, took plaoe this sfter noon from his mother s resi dence on South Seventeenth street. The servioes were oonduoted by Dr. I. M. Hughes, who delivered s very feeling sddress. Several relatives from distaooe were present to mourn with the sfilioted family. Repatlleaai Cliy 'mmllo will meet st oity clerk's office Tuesdsy evening, December 17. at 7:oD o olook All candidates tor the Bepublictn nom ination ot oounoilman from the seoond wsrd sre requested to be present. John U. Nicholson, Seo y. atrriraK Mr. Chsrlee L. Wortmsn and Miss Fannis Smith, ot Hagerstown. were united in marriage this sfternoon by Justioe John S. liyle. Diving la m Sm of Ink. If the desijrner of one of the larsre theatrical posters that adorned a cer tain hig-h board fence on La Salle street lately could have seen an act that was witnessed bv a number of people he would hare been puffed up with pride. It was one of those wild. tempestuous sea scenes and it attracted the notice of a newsboy who was passing1. Full of life and frolic, he took up a position on the curbstone and surveyed the raging waters. He had a companion who was waiting for him down the walk, but the lad, it seemed, had no idea of hurrying-. He had in all probability read dime novels and had strong desires to play the part of a hero. Doubtless in the flood before him was some fair maiden clinging to a broken mast or piece of 13 oa tang wreck and he was going to save cer or pensn in the attempt. Whatever his idea, he put his hands over nis head as a dot does when pre paring to make a dive, and rushed forward as if in reality he was going to make a plunge. The little fellow miscalculated the distance and banged hard against the boards of the fence. They were sprung to some extent, and, giving as he went against them. swung back, throwing the lad out to the edge of the walk again, where he fell into a puddle of real water that had accumulated on the walk. He picked himself tip and joined his laughing comrade looking as sheepish as possible. But the act illustrated how real the sea scene had appeared to it u tii in. v-mvujrv uenua. William L. Scott will erect s mansion ia Ens, in the spring, costing 1200.000. It will be ot the Romsnsqus order.

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WLrmmm At the First Presbyterian preaching bv the pastor both eharch morninx and evening. Sabieet of evening die course. "The Care ot A da 11am." Every bodr welcome. Servioes st the Wealeysa Methodist ebureh to-morrow as follows: Class st 9.30 a. m. and et 10:30 a.m. Freez ing by the pastor. He v. A. Lswreaoe. Sabbath school st 2 o'clock p. m. All sre oordiallv invited. First English Lutheran Church Seryioea tomorrow sites usual time. Preaohing bv the Rev. Dr. Baltxley. of Indianapolis. Dr. Baltxley ia s msa of fine ability and sa interesting preacher. Sabbatb-sohool at 9 s. m.; young peo ple nraver meeting at 6:45 P. m. Uraoa Method ist i. disco Dal onuron Clsss meeting at 9 a. m. : rreaohiag by the pastor at 10:30 s. m.: Sunday school 2 p. m ; young people s meeting st 6:30 p. m.; sermoa to young womea st t . d. m. Jfirst Baptist Church rreseniog ny the pastor, J. Ward Stone, st iu:du ana 7:30. Devotional meeting at 7 p. m Sunday school at 9:15 a. m. a he seats are tree, snd this announcement is sn invitation. St. Paul s Episoopal ohuroh Rev. J. Kyerist Cathell, rector. Hev. Z. 'lest. M. D.. assistant. The Rt. Rev. D. B, Kniokerbacker. S. T. D.. Bishop ot In diana, will visit this parish to morrow. Morning praver snd Litsay st 9:30 Holy communion. sermon by the Bishop and confirmation at 10:30. with offertory "Come unto me." by Koenen. rendered bv Miss Newson. ot Earlham. Even song and sermon bv the Bishop at 7:30 Sunday school with open bible classes and readings tor adults st 2:30 p.m. seats are free. Citizens snd strangers always heartily welcomed. Third M. E. churoh West Rich mond. Sunday school st 9:30, general olass at 10:30 Preaohing at 7 p m. United Presbyterian ohuroh corner Eleventh and North B streets. Rev, Alexander Gilohrist pastor, servioes rv morrow as follows: Preaohing, 10:30 am. ana p.m. saDoetn school 2 30 p m. Young people's meeting 6:45 p m. Everybody invited, loung people especially invited to evening serv ioes. Christian Churoh Servioes to mor row morning ana evening as usual. Preaohing aervioe at 10:30 a. m. snd st 7:15 p. m. Sunday school at 9 a. Praver meeting eaoh Thursday evening at 7 :15. To all these servioes a most oordial weloome is extended. The servioes st St. Psul's Evsngeliosl Lutheran Churoh. South Seventh street. Bev. J. J, XonsMr, s4ev anil H seat duoted in ths English language to-mor row evening, beginning st 7 o olook. Everybody weloome. First M. E. Churoh The pastor. Kev. A. W. Lamport, will preach morn ing and evening. Both sermons will be brief, direot snd praoticaL Class meet ing st 9:30 a. m. Praise snd oonseors tion st 6:30 p. m., one hour before public worship. Sunday-eohool st 2 p. m. At South Eighth street Friends ohuroh the servioes sre as usual. Sab bath-sohoool at 9 a. m; meeting tor worship st 10:30. and the Christian En deavor meets at 6 :30 and public meeting at 7 in tbe evening. 1 he interest in both Sabbath-sehool and meetings tor worship is steadily increasing at this ohuroh, snd the publio sre cordially invited to all ot the sbovs servioes. New Churoh Temple, corner ot South Seventh snd A streets, Rev. H. H. Grant, pastor Sunday services, 10:30 a. m. and 7 :30 p. m. ; Sunday-school, 11 :45 a. m. morning text, seek ye brat the Kingdom ot God and His righteous ness. vMatt. vi :SS ) Evening topic, "Our Lord's States ot Examination snd Exaltation." The seats sre free snd the publio is cordially invited to attend. Meeting to morrow afternoon st 3 a'olook st Prohibition Hall. An inter esting program is prepared. All cor dially invited. Paaltry Exkiais. The attendance st the poultry show last night snd to-day is muoh larger i than the corresponding time last year. there being iuily s third more visitors thsn last yesr. Ths following addi tional swsrds have been made ia the poultry department smee yesterday: Lubt Brahmas Juttus Clanp. oity; oook. first; hen first and tie tcr third; oook, fourth ; pullet, first; breeding pen. first. Jyhn Ml. Boss, Liberty; cook, seoond and fifth; hen. third; ooekerel. first: pullet, seoond, thirl. 1 jurth and tie lor tilth; breeding pen, second. John B. Aring, city; cock, fourth: nen. tie xor seoona sna fourth; ooekerel. seeona ; puuet, tie lor nith. S. C.Brown, oity; cock, third: hen. tie for seoond snd filth : ooekerel. third snd ntth. Buff Cochins John M. Ross. Lib erty: ooekerel, first; hen, first, second, third, fourth snd fifth; breeding pen, first. I Psrtndge Coohins B. H. Lambera. ueyton. U.: hen nrst. ooekerel seoond puuet seoona. J Ohn M. Boss, ooekerel first. nnlUt m r arse. iiea USPS U. A.. Lott & Co oirv: cock first, hen first, seoond and two ties tor third, breeding pea first. Blaok Cochins John O. Mevers.oitv: cockerel first, pullet first, seoond snd two ties tor third. Silver Wyandottes J. H.Helma. Cen tre vine; ooekerel first, pullets two ties lor first, seoond and third. White Wyandottes J. D. GrenJ Dublin, InL; oock first, cockerel first. puuet nrsr, seoona, uura sad fourth. nreeaing pen nrst. Barred Plymouth Rooks John M Ross, Liberty; ooekerel first, second, third sad fourth, pallet first, seoond. tmra ana lourtn, Dreeuiug pea first. w bite riymouth ttocks a. M. Willisms, Monroe ville, cock first, hea first two tie tor eeeoad, third. Cockerels tie for seeoad sad third, pullets first sad tie tor fifth. Breeding pea. first sad seeoad. J. H. Helms. Ceatrsville, ooekerel

frhh. Brseiin Bantams CZ T Duekwiac Erbes, city. iM first , sad seeoad. Blackbreaetedr-i. O. A. Lot ft Co., city, uock see j. aaa aitfc. pullst see oat. H$x J. E. DsBc!'Tty. Lotas. IaoL. cock erel first tie tor. esssd. Pullet seeoad, third tie tor tor A tie for fifth. Grey Duokwi j Gasaee Louis Mor gan, oi ty. use wet ant. pallet first. Golden Sesbri, i,CL A. Nelson. Hea first, ooekerel t'X. pallet first. Bosscom bed Black, t t first, pullet first. Pigeons Al Lrbs, oity: pair rod Isoobias, seooai; pair blaek Jsoobias, first: pair gray r-tars. first: pair white Scotch poutsit trst: pair tumblers. first. ; .,t" - - Jsmee Vsa. 1 -sssa. city: pair red pouters, first; f. r waits pouters. rst; pair splashed r , first; pair waits erected taaa, k.r" ' aig red laeobne. first: display, fir Rabbits Fred. , lop-eared, first, Conrad blnok; B H. Lember msa from Dayte -1 - jtrr-rast Mrs. W. P. Bii of the most entat the State, is here I S. M. Williams on exhibition s strain, white flyi i x tor whioh he has -2 Itsoored ninety-g. first prise. ; In one or two cl bird soored ninety John Ross bn Coohins, oontainin ninety four sad tt suslly high averag at. w. Wehrly. I the visitors to-dsy.l R Robinson, tlx' department, went niht. j The Indians haft 'flSBtlll Reynolds Bros., ot. X is hatching ohioke . Pau( Bar tley Gordon. I ll jf1- r5 the natural gas regC -CTtl tL , i bridge, reoeived a fltn jx y informing him of. ' "ajsUt r :" j brother Michael at (t Jt. . . on the 11th inst. . I I y f :i , j the morning to lc" ' " failing to return a rf Vc; . t his dead boda was i r 1 1 r- ' i whioh he had beea 1 -sUiW ia supposed to bvej.ici L,tb heart trouble. Uswasak ot sge. 2Seir neckwc Go to the Osad; purs Candy ftl'Jkaw street. 1412 Wholesale stook of Diamonds. Watoher and Jewelry has arrived snd is now on exnihitioa st it. i. L;iahin son's. No. 523 Main street. The R'oultry Show in a Ijrent sur?esaj. Don t fail to visit it to-nieht at Park Rink. Heck&Dilg's. Holidsy Lasdera: tl dolls at 90s., 50c. dolls at 45 o. Ten per cent, diaoount oa all goods st 508 Msin street. tuthssst Gents' night robes st the Eldorsdo. wed est mon An elegant line ot prayer books and hjmnala at Nicholson's. ror something useiui in the way ot a Christmas present get s pieoe of Furni tare. We have a good stock ot si grades. Prioes low. G. UBOTHA.U8 & SOW, wed-sat-mon 535 Main 8treet. New silver ia to-dsy. 1312 Jenkins. A COLD WAVE COMIXG. Xow stir the fire and close the shutters fast, let tall the curtains, wheel the sofa round," then the slippers. By the way, have you seen the fine dlaplay of elegant Shoes, Fine clippers and Pure Oum Overshoes, at T. M. Williams Shoe Store? If not, call in time and select a pair for Christ mas. decl3-dtt For sterling silver goods see 1312 J KNKINS. Go to J. A. Iliatt & Co's North End Drue Store, where you will find a nice selection of Holiday Goods. tbQat Ladies, olesn your kid gloves with the Mather Glove Cleaner, for sale onlv at the Boston Store. aovl5ilv Xew Square Trunks, all kinds, at Wiggins & Co's. 13-St Call snd see my line of Saitinsa and Pants Goods sad learn prices. liJia John JS. Fsxtz. Beautiful booklets from 5 to 23 eenfs for Sundayschool classes at Nicholson's. Night robee for your sweetheart st wed sat mon the Eldorado. liny overcoats of Cranor. New silver ia to-dsy. 13i2 J IN KINS. 1.000 ladies to call sad ret a free trial package of Dr. Tongue's Medicated Obliterstor at 322 North Eighth street. JBSU OAS BIXJLS If paid by the 13th instU, will

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Absolutely Putcw powder mmmmr varies. A g im MftU mm fm 1 ft. EL IIAIIILTOIT, h . BtlLliUT.) Cdi-headed tosses ia to-dsy, R. B. DiCKinsoit'g, 1 . No. 23 ttaia Street. fTt tbe children to tbe Zc-zltry Kbow sttParb. XUnlu C 1 t Fletcher Medearis', Nol 9 r street, sad get a eireular M T tl New Celsbrsd L O. -s sad Eye Glssses, It you greatly iatereete vou. xrtd3at rvxorss, etr i:rrCiessa izix: r- - m jsW... JB ..... ' " For sterling silver goods see 1312 .Jxnkins. Must go overcoats at Cranor's. Finest Marble Clooks from 1 10 to f 12 New patterns Walnut Clooks from f2.50 up. Come snd see our knives, forks snd spoon and oompare prioes snd quality ot goods. A new line of oxidised noyelties snd solid silver goods just in to-day. New line ot silverware fust opened. Gold speotaoles from $2 50 up st B. B. Dickinson's. 523 Main street. 12 3 THE UXIOX COMMERCIAL LOAN And Real Estate Agency. Thompson Brosk, 726 Slain street, Richmond, Ind. nor2-sal9t lee Is hereby given to the stockholders of ths Seoond National Bank of Richmond to meet st the effioe of said bank on Tuesday, January 14th, 1890. for the purpose ot electing nine direotora of said Bank to serve the ensuing yesr, snd to transact such other business as may be deemed sdvisable. A. F. Scott, President. deol4 21-at4 11 Books at Nicholson's from 5 cents to $18.00 per volume. Night robes for your husband, father or brother at the Eldorado, wed est mon Our clooks st bargains. wed-ktri Jxnkins. Tom Tit fornlHhes the amusement for the little ones at the Poultry Show. - TUB aASaXTS, Hew York market. Harr Toss:. Dec. 14. WZooi CKw mill xtrm. f4 9S M 35: Minnesota extra, 12 bg5i; saperflae, 1 10 75; Cue. si 75 U & WLnt-Ao. 2 reo vmier, mixed, St. DeeMHe: JaJL,85c; Feb.6K t-orn No, auim, es 481(0; Mo. 1 oalxtMi, Dee 42 : an., 41H Omtm No. i n,iim u-d 26X328e;No, 1 mixed. Dee, 9Mo - Jan . 2,; PorE Sou, SU tail mi LjuxI Jan , S M; FebfS St MolaaaM-New urieuu, 848e Koalii-titnlsod to good, si SBS1 25 Tarpentme 4645 Batter WeaCnru ersamery fancy, 27o CtKM Onto amy, ?s Oe Kgga Weasern, Si3He tmar cot umt and aroahed, To; grana lated. To; mooid A, T Tallow Prime cu , ti Ootree Bio, fair eaxgo-a, U19e. CKtoaam.'Dee 14. StSD a. m. Wtuat-Die. T7; Jan.. 78c; May, fc23 iunt-Mc. S14(; Jta, Mar, S84 Oato-Dee a( ; Jan. 3: May, SSlie Pork J an . 8 x May, S TO Ird-Juu.S6S0; May. Be 10 aaort.ilDa Jan-, S 7tia May, H SS Ganeaao.Dee. 14 lOS p. m 77He: Jan .787Sii Htr.flV Onra Dee. S3 - J dL, St31K ; FehL, SIM S J ay. amB Uu-Ia. Jan, 2Q .- May. 2B Pora Year, m SS; Jan, e SO; ebJS 40; Mar. 89 70 L-w-lc SS9Q0SS JaOL, 16 J3 4; r.b USSSta May. SS 10 KiDa Year. S4 i. jaaw. St S4TS; Feb, HU. May, M 8a Cracajman, Dee. UnogMI COBS H ? srxs msnay, no .--nart dear rib aldaa. S Oats S5

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