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The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-07-22
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.'The doctor presHieed e AZ eIperimentIwhat had
-'Jonss Whitcomb's Remedy for Asthma. teaspoon
full in wine of water. to be taken every -four
hours. A good night was the result"
1T have derived very great benefit from .Jonas
whitcomb's Asthma Remedy @. +. OSBORNE
my mother had suffered eight years from the bar;
vest asthma The recurrence Of this three monthf
Whlfcomb Asthma Remedy arrested the terrible dis
Qreaf iov of the family~ Rev. JOS. E. ROY,
Chicago Agent the American Home Missionary Soci-
city, to the " Y. Independent.
lPzbHshed in the ..Alerasdrfa Gdsette Idy 1871.
ITO THE SUFFERERS BY ASTHMA, BRON-
CHITIS Etc-In the interest merely Of such persona
Without any conference With those who .dysrtise Il
dies 70 use persistenfly Jonas whitcomh's Remedy
for Asthma, Rose Cold, etc." T. B. ROBERTSON.
Broad Run. FauQuier Co., Va
Jonas Whitcomb's Asthma Remedy Is manufactured
only BY the proprictora JOSEPH BURNETT a
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-07-22
Distressing Effects Of Perihellons.

Astronomers tell us that q remarka-
BILE opposition is taking place among
the more influential planets of our sys-
tenn. In other words, they are rang
ing themselves on either side of the sun
in such a manner that a straight rod OF
sufficient length could be passed
through their centers and that of the sun.
Whoever remembers that implement
in the schools consisting of wooden
frame with parallel wires stretched
across it, on each of which were little
wooden balls, the whole intended as a
help in teaching children to count, will
understand the coming planetary situs
ton. Let half dozen of those balls
stand for the planets and let the wire
be imagined, and we have the idea.
Such an arrangement, the astronomers
say, has not occurred for eighteen hum
dred years, and that serious disturb
ances of all forms of matter and mind
may be looked for as the outcome of it.
MIR. Richard Proctor, who has never
been known to exaggerate, gives in his
adhesion to the total programme.
These planets, when once drawn up on
the celestial parade ground, will be in
perihelion-that is, each one will be at
its nearest point to the sun. Contemp-
lating this fact with that enlargement
of view superinduced by science a start
ling thought strikes US. There is no
further need of our looking for the
cause of the calamities, crimes and
deliberations that have come upon the
community like swarm of unregener-
ate Jersey mosquitoes. The unexam-
pied hot weather is due to these perihel-
ions. The Narragansett and Stoning-
ton rushed into each other, not on ac-
count of the fog or the stupidity of
their officers but were hurled at one an
other by the perihelions. We need not
further expand this immense and over
whelming idea. 1t throws light on all
existing mysteries, and sets the puzzled
philosophers on their legs. As a theory
for courts, juries and counsel for the
defense, it is invaluable. Is a virtuous
citizen accused of theft, burglary or
murderP The lawyers will not require
to tax their already overdrawn store of
special pleas to shunt him clear of JUS
tice. They won't have to call it self
defense, or even emotional insanity.
Set it all down to the perihelion. 'Log-
ic is logic" said DIR. Holmes, in ac-
counting for the spontaneous dissolu-
| ton of the Deacon's " "One-Hoss Shay"
and science is science.-N. Y Graphic.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-07-22

Us. only c. Gnbert's pure Corn Starch.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-07-23

into the air. He died comparative.
ly easy. The crime which Cox
expiated with his life was the
murder, on the night ofJune 10, 1879, OF
Mrs. Jane l.. de Forest Hull, wife of DIR.
Hull, while she was sleeping in her cham
Der at the Hull residence, l40 West Forty
second street On the trial, Cox's counsel
admitted that Cox, by sudden impulse
determined IL rob Mrs. Hull's house while
passing by, that he attempted to open the
front door but that his key broke in the lock.
He then clambered along the stone coping
on the front Of the house, and finding the
window of Mrs lIull's room unfastened,
threwit up and entered the room. He
had secured the iewelry and was about
leaving az he came, when Mrs Hull recog-
nizcd him and tried to raise an alarm.
lie stifled her cries with the pill
low and the polonaise When he
found, or thought that she was dead, he
threw water over her face in the hope OF
reviving her. He then passed the can
do he had before her eyes. Seeing that
she was dead, he put the candle in his
pocket, passed out by the window, and
fled in the darkness Of the night. Cox fled
to Boston, where he was arrested chiefly
through the instrnmentality of Mr.. Balch,
a reporter Of the Boston Herdd.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-07-23
GENERAL NOTES.
lce $40 4 Ton In New York

lcE $40 ton in New Work.
TuE Denver and South Park railroad
il completed 10 leadvilc,
JACKSON, Miss, has established land and
water guarantees against New Orleans.
PlrTspuRG dealers and manufacturers
report decided improvement in the iron
trade.
GrN. TRENtNe and Miss Ord will he
married Mt san Antonio, Tex, the last Of
this month.
IL is officially announced that st Goth
ard tunnel cannot be opened for traffic he
fore April, 1881.
TltERE we're seventeen eases ~ suniroke
in Chicago on the nth inst, eight of
which resulted fatally,
A MCLEAN county, Illinois, woman died
ON the 10th inst, from the effects of II
sting, by an insect of some kind on her
hp.
GENERAL GRANT and party arrived ut
Manitou, Col, on the 10Th inst, They
will spend the hot season there
TnE propeller City of 81, Catherine col
lidcd with the steam-barge ] IL. Morse III
Lake Erie and sunk. All hands, 30 in
number, were saved
JupaE STEPHEN I. LOGAN died AT Spring.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-07-23
CRIME.

A DEFICIT of 4 1, NO has been discovered
in The postonicc ut Richmond, Va.
GAIT. LINCOLN, of the 10th infantry,
who shot and killed drunken private
soldier who had insulted him, has been ac-
quilted by n court martial.
A CITIZEN of Baltimore who had long
been on unfricndly terms with his wife,
threw quantity Of vitrol into her face,
destroying one eye and shockingly diiigur-
ing her,
john coNE, marshal OF Garfield, o.,
was shot aud killed by one of II gang of
drunken roughs from ncighboriug town,
| The murderer seized II hundcar, md ca
capped.
VIM. W. CHAMBERLAIN, OF Worcester
Mass., graduate of Harvard in 1870, aud
young man of literary taste and social
position, has nhsoondcd with 100000 be
longing to his father and others.
A YOUNG seaman ON vessel recently
from Rio de Janicro died nj hotel in New
Orleans, of yellow fever, on the 18th inst
| The ship and the remainder of her crew
were immediately sent back to the qnaran
tine station
A ROW IN II saloon, in Chicago, on tn,
10Th inst, resulted in the death of the bar.
tender, Patrick Batcman. lie intcrierct
and received II blow on the head intended
for somebody else, which killed him.
A room woman, living near Fort Wayne
lud., who had been deserted Ivy her hns
band, poisoned herself and five children
ON the 10th inst, but they were discoverc,
by neighhors in time to save their lives.
Carr. FREp THOMPSON, wealthy mil
Ter of Wakefield, Eng, who came t'
America 10 attend the millers exposition
nj Cincinnati, was drowned the other da,
ut Fox Lake, Ill.,, while fishing. Ills r.
mains will be cmhalmcd and returned I,
England,
Tur owner Of the steamboat recently de
stroyod on Lake Minnctonka, Minnesota
hv Il boiler explosion, has been arrested oi
Il charge of criminal negligence, based OF
the verdict of the coroncr's jury i'll th,
ease Of the persons killed. lie gave bal
in the sum of $1,000.
$. $. RrHlEy, president of the Capita
City Bank, Columbus. Ohio was sho
through the forehead while standing \
his desk by Andrew Eichenhorg, 4 Gcr
man DIVER. Eichcnhcrg was on the street
and as soon MS he shot MIR. Rieklcy, h,
placed the revolver At his temple and sho
himself, dying almost instantly, Mr.
Rickley may probably live, hut TIL,
chances are against him. The trouble grew
out of Mr. Ricklcy's refusal To loan
Eiehcnherg money.
4 Nrw SoRK dispatch 10 the Ghlcag,
Journal, Of July 18th, says Chastinc Cox
the hurglarious murderer Of Mrs. Jane q
Forest Hull, was executed III the prisol
yard few minutes before 7 o'clock thi
morning. lie WAS game IL the last
After the moose was adjusted, his lip
moved rs il in prayer, and moment atte
the spring was touched and he was jcrkc
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-07-23
FOREIGN.

TURKEY is trying to fit out Mediter-
ranean squadron.
CARDINAL NINA, papal secretary of state
has resigned.
ELECTION riots, with fatal results, have
occurred in the province Of Pcruambuco
Brazil.
A CoNsrASrISorlE dispatch reports that
some Christians have been mussacred in
Adams, in Asia Minor
ABOUT $50 communists living in differ
cnt parts of Europe will be entitled to re-
turn, under new laws of France.
SEVERAL bloody fights have occurred be-
tween the Montenegrins and Alhanians,
the latter have the best Of il.
PRESIDENT GREyY has granted pardons
and combinations of sentences TO more than
5000 common-law prisoners in the home
and colonial prisons.
A Sr PETERSBURG dispatch says: 1t is
rumored here that the government in
tends to prohibit expectation of grain from
southern ports toward the end of the wear.
in consequence of bad crops.
PALACE intrigues, the memorable de-
mands of the powers and the utter col
lapse Of the Ottoman empire are said to
have caused willingness on the part Of
the sultan 20 abdicatc.
4 DISPATCH has just been received by
the Gillian Legation nj Washington, say
ing that the CHILEAN tleet has notified the
Peruvian authorities that Lima will be
bombardcd ifpeace is not soon made. The
inhabitants were leaving the city
In the French senate the minister OF
finance stated that the treasury would
during the current year be able To redeem
| lB7 .OOO,0O0 frames worth Of treasury
bonds, According to the lowest calcu.a.
ton the revenue would exceed the budget
estimate by 20 per cent.
TuE presence ut st. Petersburg attended
by staff ofexperts, of Barker, the Amer
| lean. has given rise to most varied rumors
concerning the introduction of grain ele
vator system, the construction of Il Sibc
rian railway. and exploration of the iron
and coal districts Of southern Russia,
4 PARIS dispatch of July 18th says III,
national fetc was brilliant success. Whcr
the booming cannon in the morning
ushered III the rejoicing, the city had beer
profusely decorated with triumphal arch
Is, flags, and streamers. The ensigns OF
other nations mingled with the omnipres
ent tri-color. The fashionable quarters Of
the city, though not absolutely bare, wcr,
very sparingly hetlaggcd Nearly all the
shops were closed The ceremony of dis
tributing flags to the army occupied hall
mn hour, and about five hundred were dis
trihuted, half-minutc guns firing and band,
playing,
a DISPATCH from London Of July 10Th
saws that an explosion occurred in the Ion.
/ dan and Santh MILES Jnlliery company !
new black vein pit on the Risca, q miles
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-07-23
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, July 10 Flour-Stcady and firm.
Wheat Moderately active and higher; No. 2
red winter, Loo; No. > Chicago Spring, 95d 1885,;
95a 95 for cash; 3d. a9jia for July; 96lu for
August; ST. for September; No. , Chicago
Spring; SEA 81 rejected, 6ld65. Corn-strong
and higher; 81 Il for cash; 37's for July: 30 for
August; 35al a 35la for September; rejected 35ap
Oats Active, firm and higher; PA for cash;
247a for July; 22sd for August; 22so d224 for
September. Rye-Strong and higher ut Co.,.
Darley-Steady and unchanged at so. Pork
Steady and in fair demand l3.50d 1910 fer
cash. 1880 1857 for July; 1857 for August
1881 4l3.s5 for September Lard Easier
6.75d6.77ts for cash and August; 6.S0G6.6sls
for September. The "Droyers Journal reports
Hogs Receipts 900; shipments, 900; ship
ping and light bacon, firm; common 70 good
packing, weak ut 4.2Od $50; choice heavy 4.60d
4,S5; light. 4.30.d i.jO. Cattle-Rcceipts 2600
shipments 800; firm and shade higher common
tn fair shipping, 4.20d 49,; Cherokee, 3.00G3.50;
chiefly the latter price; grass fed Texans firm and
active. Sheep-Reccipt@ 900; active and stronger
common 70 medium, 3.5Od LOO; good 10 choice
| 4.30a $50.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-07-23
IiuniOr.

Glass in history, professor. w hat
important parsonage was confined on
the island of st. Hclena?"
Mr.. Fl. .Robinson Crusoe.
An Ichthyophagous Club has been
started i'll New York. 1t is calculated
to ruin the reputation of any husband
who goes home late ut night and tries
to tell where he has been.
The busy bee is held up rs an exam
pie of industry to boys, yet what ter
rible example he is. If boys We're like
bees, you couldn't stick your nose into
a school-room without getting it tlump-
ed
A man may object to wearing button
hole bouquets, but it's astonishing with
what fortitude he goes through the or
deal of having one pinned on, if the
donor happens to be young and pretty.
A Sacramento girl was guilty of
mean trick the other day. She cloped
with her Objectionable lover the same
day her mother was enamelled; and
us the latter was compelled to remain
Shut up three days, or else crack all
over, the couple managed to get away
without pursuit.
A female applicant fol aid appeared
at the office of the director of the
poor, in Detroit, the other day, with Il
sad and anxious look, and on being
asked what she wanted, replied, I'D
like some money" GLOW much?'
"Wcll, | can't say exactly. How
much do you generally give out to 4
person VINO wants to buy 4 bead belt?"
Last Sunday one of our sunday
school superintendent, on his way to
church, met boy with iishing-pole.
where are you going with that pole?'
asked the superintendent. He had
not seen the boy since the last time
lie filled up ut q Sunday-school picnic.
please, sir, I've got Il wicked father,
who sends me out of sight Of the house
! am going to play hockey, and come
to Sunday-school.
The Philadelphia World gets off the
following horrible story: Her name
was Nelly. They had been indulging in
n waltz, and as they seated themselves
on the ocean side of the Sea View, her
Charles devoted himself to cooling her
Off Turning around and facing him,
she asked, "Why am | like certain
animal in the menagerie?" He didn't
know, he said. why, I'm Nelly
famed" She said. He Immediately
asked for the position Of keeper, and
they will be married in the fall.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-07-23
VERY LATEST NEWS.
A Record Of Important Events,
Domestic and Foreign.
WASHINGTON.

| j. ID. j. LOPEZ, postmaster at Anton
Chico, New Mexico has been arrested foi
rifling registered letters.
THAT portion of the post office depart
mcnt building formerly used by the gener'
al delivery and city branch is being rciit-
ted and arranged for the use of the stamp
and blank agencies. The sum appropri.
ated for this improvement was Sl6,3B5
The work will be completed by October
THE secretary Of state has addressed 4
letter to the commissioner and alternates
stating that on the 10th of August he will
call together, at New York city, the inter
national commission, for the purpose of eff
fecting permanent organization for hold
ing an international exhibition in 1888.
THE state department is in receipt Of no
additional information from Peru regard
ing the progress Of the war between that
country and Chill. The department still
hopes that the offer Of meditation by the
United States will be accepted by the con
tending Powers, or at least that recon
ciiation will be effected between them.
THE old complaint is being revived
among manufacturers of tobacco that state
prisons are allowed to manufacture tobac-
co for their convicts without complying
NTH .n,, az tLo rouuironnonis az tbe in.
,.r,'ai rovon,a lo,ys Tho latest comnl.ints
oo,,,a fra,,, ,vostnrn manufacturers and The
na,,;,aa,;a ,;e, connla;nnd &c ara those ~
Ioi;a, nm Xxi Wannun wi.
Hon. j. A. CAMPBELL, at one time gov
eiIhor, VI Wyo"'iR, n"' ia1en ' IL ~?
tia.an. secretary oi S'",t, ui''' y. MS reH'l
ucnce ncro on Wy ii.n, ~ ~ S T,''''
wl.,' dis'snotio', -, w. army ~ 'ne I'm
nd'in, iron, inr "'se "ayn y, 'ne wa" va, w."
w ''s e'os,, WITT Nv ""s oi'e " i'a peo'
SIai. p,''' 1;',,a,' nrl J,,n;m,, ,ho
closing wears of the war.
If.n,n ,Io ,,oy;sono ~ IN ont n.s..d ~
~ l,s, sos Nil ~ cnnrrcss homestead md
,,roa,,,,,;nn aattlers a. min lands nd
ppn, oo;~ s"t,iors man Ind;,n rnsnrva.
-. -, tho s,otns ~ 4 ons,s and Nebraska
,oat ~ ,ha 81, ,r;nc;,,oi ,ner;dan where
H. IL u a a"i n', ~ raiinro ~ crons
rn1.', ,,,,,,,',,.r,llo ",,,,n, H. ,Le ,oo,. I91o
,"I' ZOO ,,o, Iaan amJ hn ahsont rrou
Inv '"do I'"y ~, ~, "", f., ~ 1o,'l,nr
To-, TO, i,o W.; .H '1' ~ ~ -
ZOO, Wl1 WY ,l anr'' ''S'' ~ W e"''''
''nl''''e" ''''o"''
TIE state department las received as
patch from Minister Maynard, at 'ohslah-
tinople, stating mat ne l'ad beeh wanting
without success nor ten dnys' Tor an andl-
ence witl, the sultan TO bld nm ,he GUS
iomafy dipioma'ie inrrweIi, ana aSklhP
hi'n whe.ner ne sno"'u oc'.F niSoel'n'."Ie
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-07-23

Mr.. GIADsroNE's amendment "a the
Compensation for Disturbance hill'
leaves that measure Ms Objectionable rs
ever. The chief objection TO the first
bill was that men were prevented Ivy it
from freely making their own contracts.
The bill is still left amennhlc to this
objection. II rests, not with the CON
tracing parties, hut with u court to de-
terminc what is reasonable rent
for land in ireland, and if the court
considers that the rent which the land
lord has seen iit 10 refuse is n rcasona-
BILE rent, the tenant shall be awarded
such compensation as the court may
deem proper, Nobody would hold
land III the United States, or III any
other civilized country, under such u
provision, and ifhndlords are "cvictcd'
in Ireland for charging too much rent
it is not very likely that their estates
will bring a high price. People in free
countries have always had prejudice
in favor 81 making their own bargains
and il il not likely TINT they will forcg,
this prejudice merely because Mr.
Gladstone has grappled with qucs
ton which he is not strong enough e
master.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-07-23
POLITICAL POINTS.

a NASHVILLE dispatch of the 18th SAYS
Hon. W. III. Whitthorne was nominated
for congacss by the 9TH congressional dis
trict democratic convention on the 18th
ballot.
A DuBuQuE special of the 10th says:
Hon. N, c. Deering, of Usage, Mitchell
county, was this afternoon renominated by
the republicans of the fourth district for
congress. The convention was held at
Mason City.
Az indianapolis special of the 10Th says:
Hon. Godlove Orth was nominated for
congress by the republican congressional
convention Of the ninth district, at Lcban-
non, to-day. on the I'D ballot.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-07-23

from Newport. The shock was very VIC,
lent. 1t is supposed one hundred and
nineteen men were in the pit at the time
and there is scarcely probability that
any will be saved. One body has been
found at the bottom Of the shaft. Nentila-
tion has been restored in the mine with q
view to exploring for bodies. 4 dispatch
from Cardiff says one hundred and twenty.
eight were in the pit of the London and
South Wales Colliery company's mine at
the time of the explosion, and it is believed
all persisted
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-07-23
rom the united support of that section which

1fuUl lfe ulIi+GI sulEuIA VI NHhe eNNN'FA- ''t=-
sought
FoRciBLE DISRUPTION OF THE UNION,
and which according TO all teachings of our past
history will demand ascendency in the councils OF
the party to whose triumph it will have made by
far the largest contribution.
There is the greatest reason for apprehension
that exorbitant claims upon the public treasury
by no means limited TO the hundreds of millions
already covered with bills introduced in congress
within the past four years would be successfully
urged if the democratic party should succeed in
experimenting its present control of the nation-
alegslaturc by electing the executive also. There
is danger in entrusting the control of the whole
law making power Of the government to a party
which has in almost every southern state iepudiat-
ed obligations quite as sacred as those 70 which
the faith of the nation now stands pledged.
do not doubt that success awaits the republ-
can party and that its triumph will assure 1 just,
economical and patriotic administration am
respectfully,
Your obedent servant.
e. A. ARrRus.
To Hon. Geo. F. lIoar, president of the nations
al republican convention.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-07-23
Eaten BY an Alligator.
Bellville lTex.l Times.

We are informed by Judge W. +.
Crump that negro boy about ii years
old disappeared mysteriously last week
at his plantation, ON the Brazos river.
The finding of his clothes on the bank
Of 4 lake led TO the supposition that,
while bathing. he was attacked and de-
vourcd by in alligator, as no trace Of
the body could ~ found. The lake i
only four feet deep. and full of ALI
gators.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-07-23

MANY artcsian wells have been sunk
in California, and they have given n
large supply of water nj small expense.
A wen near Stockton nj the depth Of
976 feet struck stream which flows
100000 gallons day. Al San Ralacl
n well twelve inches IN diameter is be-
ing sunk by improved machinery.
These wells may soon be extensively
used for PURPOSES of irrigation
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-07-23

The shipments Of fresh meat to Eu-
rope during the week ending July 10
were the largest on record for one week,
the number of live cattle alone being
1906, Of which ,4s2 head were shipped
Friday on steamships that sailed Sat-
urday. Tho largest shipments on
record for any previous week were for
the weol, ending NAV.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-07-23

THE province Of Buenos Ayrcs counts
54,000,000 sheep, Of which l30oo,o0C
belong to Irish settlers within days
ride of the city. These ilocks willsuilicc
if necessary, to feed the national gov
ernmcnt army for many years, without
counting 100000 COWS, which belong
mostly To natives,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-07-23

THERE are about eighty employees in
the Dead-lett Office ut Washington,
and about eight thousand letters are
daily received there. In general the
most valuble Enclosures are found in
letters which are not directed ut all.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-07-23

A SUBSTITUTE for ice has been put
down on the floors Of certain skating
rnl,s in London. II consists Of n mix
ture of carbonate and sulphate ofsoda,
which forms crystalline mass offering
about the same resistance to skates ~
ice does. 1t is cut up as easily Ms ice,
but can be readily smoothcd and r.
nnirod
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-07-23
d for piirp0scA Of irrigation

Ar meeting of the Irish Home
Rule Members of Parliament, held
Monday night, it WIS unanimously re-
solved that Mr.. Gladstones amendment
To the Land bill, limiting the operations
Of the measure To tenants paying n
rental Of $3.50, WINS pcrnicious, in thnt
IL offered further induccmcnt to Il
certain GLASS Of landlords to rot rid OF
such tenants. II was also resolved to
obstruct the measure until such time
ms the Irish farmers hnve pronounced
whether it is advisable that the bill
should become law or not.