| Show SMELTERS VS MINERS hearing on the contest over leadore lead ore duty SMELTER MEN persistent senators thurston and baker depre seating the tha omaha and kansas city smelting smelling Sm elting interests billed allied against carter and shoup representing tho the lead mining interests abstract of condition of utah find and wyoming national banks republican senatorial caucus washington june 15 the republican it bees of ill the committee on fl em L nanco konigh t hoard heard tho the lives of tile hie two SUCH of the controversy over lead ore are there has been a persistent effort since the committee increased tho the rate from lc to ilic a pound to have tho the homo i into ato restored and even to secure the restoration of the rate in the wilson law which LIM la c per pound the contest in 9 gemial vay la Is between the afelt era who want vant to secure the flexing fluxing ores front from maxico Ml Mox ico co and the minors miners of I 1 these hose ores in idaho montane SIon tana colorado a and other lead states slates T the be smelting smelling sm elting interest was wag represented at t n meeting by senator thurston thuraton ot al nebraska and senator baker of kansas kangas and the mining milling interest by senator carter of Alon montana tana and senator senater shoup or of idaho I 1 it u atas as represented on oil behalf of the sm shelters smelters elters that if the duty duly was as retained its as provided by the finance cornal lebed amendment the he rem result uit would it be to drive mot of I 1 the american smelters shelters sm elters out of existence arid and 1 add I immensely to the she sm smelling smelting elting interest of mexico on the other hand senator carter contended contend fd that western wester mina miners ra were ant ditled to protection agal I 1 at the peon labor of mexico lie he said oat I 1 that tho the of silver worked sufficient elent hardships without impostor Impost nR athla additional one therom the committee reserved its decision UTAH NATIONAL BANKS statement for may compared with that for march TRIBUNE SPECIAL washington june IS comptroller eckels today gave out an all abstract of reports of the condition on may ajay fifth of fhe be eleen national banks in utah th alio principal loans and discounts S 4 dud from banks national Mal lonal and state resene in banks arid and deposited alth u ith cesere agents 0 of chich alch was gold bold vial resources 6 liabilities capital stock fund and und undivided hided Pr pronte offis 1 SO due to other banks banki deposits 2920 41 the i average reserve held raa miss per cent at the date of the ia last report march ath these items were as follows fol lown loans and discounts due fr from am banks reserve 11 16 8 3 2 of n walh stich A van am kold cold total resources resource 8 lee capital stock st surplus fund and profits due to banks banka d posit the average reserve held noa as per cent reports from tho the eleven national hanks banks in wyoming of their condition conditi n may ater I 1 ath show t otal resources ot of 3 1 on loans and discounts discount agg elating SIN 1 ga 1 and reserve 01 of f which ans gold the deposit 1 I almound amounted to S 2 ori 2712 and the average re delve held vas mas per rent cent IV E A ANTITRUST ANTI TRUST amendments three propositions to take the place of that defeated De defeated feted lV ashington june la after senator Petti grews aws antitrust anti trust amendment to the tariff bill haq ai laid on the th table today he h cave notice of adother ther amendment of the same name character ter in the shape of a proviso as rat fot lou A that none of the increased rates of duty provided for in this act shall apply to any articles or commode ties the as I 1 a or manufacture of which is controlled cent ro tied hy by in this country senator chilton of texas also alert offered affeid an antitrust anti trust amendment us no follows I 1 if any manufacturer dealer coiner or other person pernon knowing that any article or duties art articles cles of like character upon which ach duties tire are levied under this act ere are manufactured or the sale controlled troll ed or their drice affected by a trust or combination shot ahall acrid or transmit nit any such ruch art teles front from on one e state to another manufacture dealer or coiner fidall upon ell before any circuit court of tile the united d states be punished by not more than alan three years yearn senator damco gave notice of in an amendment chich differs froni from sell senator senater a fl Oel ginal amendment only in detail principally a ah M to the moans mf ann of proceeding in court t to determine the existence of a trust one of the he provisions inions reulla re ulra the th court to determine whether baether a I 1 trust rust proved to exist affects tho the raw material or improved article in came cajio the court finds an article to be the subject of IL 0 trust the secretary or of the Tren treasury Is in to make on an order directing the customs officers to permit such euch admission free of duly issued TniE UND washington june jun IS 15 patents lat enla arc issued today as follo tollof us tf utah john C Y sl elverty mid end C D vail ill orjen enon ling for metal hoope hoopa phillip K S whitcher salt lake city combined hall ball and handle for or ves gelff idaho henry C stallings gm idaho falls fall brick maso bons n hammer idaho postmaster SPECIAL speciale I 1 Wash logton june 13 15 A B morgan was WAR today appointed postmaster at morse morae custer county ida vice F A red resigned pensions for indian war veterans lV ashington juno june IS 15 senator gallinger from tho the committee on pen along alona today reported deported ie favorably tho the till bill 91 pena tona t to the of tile the If wars of 1 and 12 including the black hak cherokee seminole and sac and pox fox auces the report goes into the rea bonn for granting crant lne the pe milom concluding aji follows fol lowa today the th annual of the indian war veterans of tile the north ra pa r chaat t wll mill be b held cl at portland portia n IS or soon it Is tile fiftieth fir ileth agniv ebsary ersary ot oc tits cayuse m war or anti the forty first an nive ram M 0 of r tile hie yakima and rogue river indian ars ara it will be gratify ing inc to the atheni to receive IL a message that this bill ilan han been favorably depoi bcd and t that h at tills long billay d act of af lualice justice in 8 lit in process of 0 those men average a Y yearb A ra older tb than A IS veterans of thu he late CIO I 1 war and nil that statement alone Is to show how that sit at last art the bounty of I 1 tho h SO govern government ent can be best bestowed ovied on them for a try ery shot alipit I 1 time SUGAR TRUST WINS AGAIN proposition to tax anticipatory int importations voted down washington june 15 the republican caucus last night determined not to incorporate into tho the tariff bill tho the amendment proposed by senator spooner to postpone the time when certain features of 0 tho the sugar schedule should 90 WO nio effect until six months after the die bit bill I 1 mum pawned ened with m it h the intention of compelling the linger trust to dispose of tho the surplus sugar that has been imported pending the consideration of nt the tariff bill at a rate raie which mould not allow it a great vroile the position taken by a large majority of the republican Sona Sc lies that iha t it mould be impracticable to have vario various portions of at the bill go into effect at different times it the action aas aa taken on sugar sitar it mould have to be b taken on wool anti and other items the argument was adv advanced aneed that in changing tariffs no provision could be made against the advantage taken laken by buyers of foreign goods it if fl a tariff aa aaa to be reduced importations would be held back find and it if a tariff was to be raised would wool bo be rushed in this thin acs n as notably true of sugar aucar anti and all 0 ther other goads and the caucus decided that here walk vias no wity way of at the importers and that no single article should be selected upon which to post pone the effect of the new tariff the defeat of senator spooners nors ners proposition wits was not accomplished until there hod had been a hard fight Iff lil the western men wore were arrayed against the foal east and senator spooner had several se oral sharp aits with ith senators representing states v hite here there la in a great deal ot of luring lie ie said that the greatest opposition sit to to the the amendment mid ent was w b because because the manufacturers feared that it might be extended to wool and that they would not net be able to re realize ab I 1 e 0 on n so the helar large gelm importations T of free fatool oat and in antici anticipation 0 a of the tariff at mr nars ner a motion was A as voted down 18 to 12 MEETING OF THE CABINET no action will be taken on cuba for or several weeks washington june 15 senators ilan ijan n na and allison had a conference confer enco ith the president which lasted halt half an hour this morning A mams maas of mall had accumulated cu m u that needed the personal attention ten ta mtv ot of the president and besides thero there were a number of com miral na to be signed before the ampol appointees could U d net met about their work and beg begin 1 T to d draw raw their o P gaail h all th rii of k a nhen hen the meeting nour arrived and so a ll it vaa use the first session for a meek there mere many matters mattera of 0 routine business ahn t required attention today the matters of public interest under discussion were the projected annexation on of hawaii and the state of affairs in cuba jt it can be stated unequivocally as the result of cabinet to tang that no important action rel a I 1 ic to so cuba will be taken by the A ad T ration 0 0 until anti the new min minister later to vjra hafl been chosen and 1 I at his hia post ready for tho the duties of 0 the mission this fact fact Is in that it means meana that some vi beeks must certainly elapse before tile tho president will mill take any action mh whatever a vital to the rotations relations of tills government and cuba the Ila wallan annexation treaty Is of course still subject to final change and cherp d pr rhaen p will tta be reviewed at another cabinet t eating but the chat choncek icea are that the present pre ant draft will w RO 90 with n ath little alteration the president Is going over it again very 1 thoroughly WITNESS ON TRIAL correspondent shriver who Is connected with sugar In tj on washington n june 15 25 tho the trial of john S sh r iv r correspondent of the now new york tork wall mall A oud li it Ix impress press the e recalcitrant recal citran I 1 7 I 1 in I 1 as before the I 1 h a senate sae sugar bubar investigating committee of began before judge bradley today ot of the other throe three charged chanced broker chapman was convicted and has served a thirty day so sentence n in tali lall and havemeyer er and and searles cs president and secretary of f the american sugar Ite rilling company p uc re acquitted by order of the court mr air shrivers alleged offense Is 1 that lie refused to rive give the names of his authorities tor for statements in certain dispatches sent to h his R paper no trouble was elpe experienced in occur securing a jury and the government presented its came caie ca ie tile the testimony pra nt ed cd van mam largely I 1 the he same ia aa that given at previous eel arlala the at 2 a 0 clock rested its ital case cae and then judge I 1 of counsel for shriver moved to dismiss on six grounds one OI of them being that As n a newspaper man the communication to shriver I 1 i came mathin the scope or of privileged confidential communications A il deel rion blon will not be readied reached unell tomorrow for any p person to enter ne the united states stale for to r er tho an purpose rp of IT in trade or manual labor without heo t 1 intending 0 d n r to 0 bee become 0 me it a citizen these provisions ro 1 1 n are r mad modified tile it by it a pr provino tv 1 the effect that they shall only if main in effect until silver shall br be admitted to our mints mint tor for coinage at the he ratio of 16 26 to 1 on all the same conditions I 1 with gom gold 4 sr dr angell accepted washington we hin n june 3 13 A n ft jl nic daae recel received at the state department fr from 0 m the anted states charge dAf faires ot at can cople states mates that the sultan has ban histed on an trade frade announcing the ae ac cp of L dr r angell anell nil an minister united states mr terrell has ban for home con constantinople june 13 mr terrell the Arr american orlean minister started for A athena th ens adny en ell route to the united ni ten the retiring minister hen has b been a accorded 0 c ailed riled a personal audience with t the leen t giltan i i tan I 1 f ja nominations sent la in I 1 june IS the president t the following nominations t to 6 th senate interior J B brady of alaska to bo be governor of the district of alaska in cold fields of Alaska Allan IV tuttle of 0 indiana und and john av W crane of 0 illinois I 1 f amed by the senate june 15 the senate senat today the following nomina 1 21 I griffith of Arl rona to bf ba marchl Mar earshil Mar shil of arizona henry 11 mart hoyt of ct pennsylvania to be assists assistant nt general also several minor mine in uie elie army IN W original pension J ft TRIBUNE SPECIAL washington june IS an original PoT IVIOn was today granted to thomas ojan of L Gran geill ida |
