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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-01
NEWS NOTES isY WIRE.

Right Rev. Gallagher, of Columbus,
Ohio, WIS consecratcd, yesterday, rs bishop
Of Galveston.
The graves OF the Confederate dead in
Elmwood cemetery, Memphis, were deco
rated yesterday.
|. William Hadcler, formerly prominent
business man OF Paincsyille, Ohio, suicided,
Yesterday, i'll II fit OF dependency. He
took morphine.
The relatives OF the late Sarah Burt, OF
New York, are contcs,ing her will, in which
she bcqneathed S3,0OO,000 to various char.
table institutions.
Tho New Jersey Pottery company has
failed. Liabilities, 100000. The City Pot
terry company, Trenton, has decided to dis
continue business for the present.
All the telephone interests OF Massacl,u-
sets, Vermont, Maine and New Hump.
shire are to be consolidated in one compu-
ny. Capital s2,O00,O 900; number OF shares
5000.
Hindoo, the famous runner, sprung n
tendon, while exercising at Louisville, yes
,ertlay. In consequence he will not run
for the dislillers' stake at Lexington on
Tuesday.
There is no truthirtl,creport telegraph
cd over the country that dry goods houses
OF Rochester, Buffalo and elsewhere have
combined to purchase the stock OF a. II.
Stewart Il Co. u..
Sisnor Ia Grassa, II celebrated tenor
singer and composer, has left his wife, aged
tsixty.cirtit wears, Tor over familiarity
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Il long and ln,eres,ingadtlress Upon the lie
AMI work Of Emerson. Prayer and BENG
diGien closed the exercises III tho church.
Tho people OF Concord then looked upon
the iaco oi the dead, when tho collin
was closed and borne to tho ccme-
terry. Rev. DR.. llaskins, episcopal
clergyman and n member oilhc family here,
rcal The episcopal burial service nnl the
boiy was lowered into the grave.
The people and clcrsymrn then united
in rcciting the Lords Prayer, closing with
tho words, "nnd deliver ny from evil"
Children then passed by tho open grave,
each tossing upon the coffin II bo1uct Of
flowers and the ceremonies ended.
Ncnr by is tho grave OF Nathaniel. Ilaw-
thornc. Among the more prominent per-
sons present were Oliver Wendell Holmes,
Geo. Vim. Curtis, Geo. " Cook, Emelson's
biographer, and others.
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ME J. II. WOODWARD formally resigned

."i" " liz hooDNA lotHiAlly Tcsisucu
thepresiiency Of the LaBelle Iron Works
Company at the meeting Of the Board OF
Directors OFT Saturday lust. As has been
quite generally known, he is to go to Ala
balna, and in connection with his brother
William, who is already there, take charge
Of the large blast furnace which they are
Building 1T the new town Of Wheeling, ten
miles from Birmingham in that State. We
have no doubt that this new enterprise,
and the nail mill that will perhaps accom-
pany it i'll the near future, will be 4
grand success under the management Of
these brothers, who me known rs
sh'csd, careful anl experienced business
meh Mr. Joe Woodward has made an
exceNen, president for the La Belle, rs the
handsome dividends paid the stockholders
nAaer his administration fairly attest, and
the comlanywould have been glad to have
coniinpedhis services indefinitely. lie is to
be succeeded by Mr.. Hurry Harden, OF
steubenyilie, vino for long time has been,
one Of the leading men OF the Jefferson
Iron Works, in the capacity ofits travelling
agent. lie will bring TO his new place n
great deal Of practical experience and n
large amount OF personal popularity with
the trade. Everybody likes Harry Harden.
We doubt not that he will make n
easelal and pains taking officer, and
endeavor to preserve the traditions oil
tho establishment for excellent goods and
ss9uare dealing policy.
The l.a Belle is to be rebuilt ut an early
day Oil. OF iron, rs respects its framework,
Like the Bcnwood, it will be covered
with corrugated iron and made in all other
particulars thoroughly ire-proof. This, We
need not say, will greatly enhance its value
:S Il manufacturing establishment. It is
one OF the best mill properties Of this re-
s'on, having large amount Of coal land
excellent machinery and good shipping
facilities. AS is well known in this com
munity it has always held front rank fot
Tie character Of its goods. The practical
ah sturdy men who laid its foundations
LEFT it n namc with the trade TINT OF itsel
VISA fortune to their successrs. 1t is now
'aHy years since William Bailey, S. II
Woodward, llolslen Harden, Henry Wal
lace, Andrew Glass and others started this
concern. Mos, Of them have passed away,
nN! SIM, We may say, '',heir works do fol
low Weu" in the hands Of their kindred
anu We trust that their representatives ma!
'o"s CONTINUE 10 enjoy the fruits OF theil
successful hbo,s.
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toxcoRn, April 30-The last rites overthe
remains Of Ralph Waldo Emerson took
n|uco this afternoon. \ special train from
Boston brought many people hither. Al
most every building in the town bore SONG
drapcry, the public buildings being heavily
Tne services at the house were conduct
ed by Rev. W. II. Furness, Of rhiladcl.
phia, and were Of y simple character, The
av,M moihor OF the poet, his wife and
daughter, Ellen, sat near the coffin.
AIlrr,heservccsa procession was formed
and the body was taken to the Unitarian
Church, but II slost distance from tho
house. The church was crowded with
mournrra, and when tho body was
placed in from, oi the pulpit, Judge iioar
took his place ut head Of the coffin, when
the family and friends were seated.
Judge lloar began Il beautiful address
with the words, ''the bcauty oi
Israel is fallen in its high
pIacc." Selections from Scripture
followed, aud Rev. Jus. I. Clark delivered
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LAlBtbls TROUBLES.

ClSclSSATl, April 3O.-Thc carpenters
and jolners in this city will 90 on II gencr.
al strike Tomorrow morning. The gatyan.
lied iron and tin ruolcrs are also on Il
strike. The carpenters have appointed a
large committee to force men 10 abstain
from work at present wages.
CnIcAGo, April 30.-Diliculties between
the management OF the North Chicago
Rolling Mills, situated in North Chicago
and its employees, has given rise 10 an a.
together improbable story that I'LL ut
tempt will be made to blow up the mills
with dynamite. The officers say they l,ay,
no Knowledge OF such 4 plot, and discre.li
it. The mills employ twelve hundred
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THE APRIL WHEAT CORNER.
A NlE Deal. md Cool Million Squeeze
<tut 0f the S3fOrtk

Out Of the shorts.
CulcAco, April 29-'rhe April wheat
corner eliminated to-day. The clique Of
iercd to settle at 81 10, and, rs n tinaleirort
to force the shorts in, bid the price up TO
81 10. Shorts have settled rather freely
within the last few days, and the line
standing out today is understood to have
been comparatively small.
The deal was Il big one, and rumor says
the McGeoch combination has made Il
min. OF money. \ cool Sl,O00,0OO, the
gossirs declare, is 4 fair estimate. The
wheat was bong int from 81 II up 10 81 10,
the average price being probably consider
ably below 81 81. The clique had every
thing their own way, They bought up nll
the No. . wheat in store here, say 3,j00,000
bushels, mud the daily receipts have been
next TO nothing. Then they worked the
other futures at a profit, and some shy ex-
tended their operations into corn.
The boys think the conductors Of this
deal have control Of the wheat market Tor
July, md will run 4 big corner in that
month, and perhaps in June. 1t is ex-
pected they will let the boys run away with
June ior awhile, in order to restore cont.
dence in the market and entice the crowd
TO vct on the short side. The line OF shorts
ont for the following months is supposed
TO be considerable now, hut hardly so
large ns the alleged Clique desire it
should be.
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First New Whrnt nr ,hn S..,.,u

sT' LOUIS, April @.-'lhe first new wheat
el this gears crop VAS received here yes.
'erday morning and sold nj the noon call
@slao per b"shel, the highest price ever
paid here. IT consists OF 100 sacks, is it,
tie aamp,but plump and bright, and grades
No :. It was raised III johnson county,
Arkansas; and is the earliest shipment by
Just one month ever before made 10 this
point.
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SrnlSGrlElp, O., april 3O.--An agent OF
the State Commissioner OF Insurance has
been here and summoned several citizens
to appear ut Columbus and testify in the
case brought to revoke the charter OF the
Mansfield Mutual Aid alleged
on the graveyard" plan. Their testimony
will be regarding the case OF the late Jcre.
miah Toland, which has created something
OF sensation here, a policy on his life
having been issued by the Standard com.
pany 4fler lis death. There are painful ru-
mors regarding the old mans demise, and
relatives talk Of having the body cxhnmed
and examined by the authorities.
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GENERAL wAsi.fNGrox NGrEs.
The public debt will be reduced Sl4, 600
900 during the month ending to. day.

The public debt will be reduced Sl4 ,GOO,-
600 during the month ending today.
General Sherman and party left San
Francisco OH Sunday for the e,lst by way OF
Salt Lake City, Denver and St. Louis.
The Secretary OF the Treasury has sent u.
chccl: for Si7j,000 to W. II. Vanderbilt to
meet thequarterly interest Oh his $GO, ,OC0, GOO
in bonds.
To visitor, on Saturday, Guiteau, the
assassin, said: "Ics, some big office hold
crs have been benefited by my act, and
they should stand by inc. 1t is time now
for them 10 show themselves"
It is formally announced that Gen.
Green B. Raum, Commissioner OF Internal
| Revenue, is Il candidate for the United
States Senate from Illinois. Gov. Cullom
is his most formidable opponent.
Judge Macarthur has set aside the yer.
dict for 100000 damages, rendered i'll the
kilbourne case, for false Imprisonment, OH
tue ground OF excessive damages. lie gave
each side twenty days i'll which to make
further motions.
President Arthur, Secretary Lincoln and
General Drum conferred on Saturday about
the Apache Indian tronbles. They in.
structed General Mcdowell, by telegraph,
to adopt the most vigorous means possible
10 bring about tho desired peace.
Comptroller Lawrence, OF the Treasury
department, has drawn = warrant on thu
Treasury for SoG,720 in favor OF John Ru
dolph, Mrs. Gartieids brother, the same
being the balance due President Garfield
as salary from the time OF his death until
March last
Il DR.. Mary Walker, who wears u full ril
Of male store clothes, has been appointed
Il clerk in the Pension Office. By sonlt
means the Doctor sissicd around Secretary
Teller, and he appointed her. The Docto1
was assigned to duty in the mail division o
the otiire, where there arc no females EN-
ployed. The lady employees will have
nothing to do with her.
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MI, ,,bropenng day ofthc last month
vi spsips; aud somehow o wedo not SEEM sl rs rs
IT,, %'r a, lrmperatue Is concerned to bo ms
~ ,.o.; !, ,he season Ms We were on the
Sn, d AriL The month OF April was
.S.'o,aia,jps @ in its character, following us
sIid i' ,ucbsuial March weather. Accord.
ir,o yennor, cooncss is to bea feature OF
,Is yc,r .,Jm this time on. Ills weather
M]le,in for May makesthe following state.
meat:
"I desire briefly, to give brief but com.
,,.ben.iyr out!ine 8i what, in my humble
anniou, ate likely to bet most renarka.
ri, t,atu,s Of the Summer and Autumn OF
I'll t;,.t-A season that will well merit the
d,sivpa,ion Of cool to cold and wet, gener.
oRy So. that lhcre will not be terms Of
simmer warmth, and even intense heat for
nr;trIs, bat rather that these last will mp
u,ar in the retrospect as oil but comparative
iaspniGrancc, Or rs the exceptions to the
general rule
l,yonl!-Thc season will be marked by
not only great precipitation, but by mng-
s;ness Of atmosphere, generally, caused by
iAe rceking condition .! the carth and tic
lopc continuance OF cloudy sky. This
will result in periods OF extreme sultriness
and heavy weather, dnrin. which the
thunder and hail storms will occur. In
Other words, this summer will be the re-
ypne ,oclear and dry.
Thirl-There is II likelihood OF June nnd
Angus, iros,s in northern, western and
southern sections and Il general cold wave
may occur toward midsummer.
F0ur,h-The autumn months will con-
time moist. September will probably give
rlins and floods in Western Canada and in
the western and southern sections OF the
United States. October will be much the
same, wi,h early cold and SHOW falls.
November will begin the winter OF lSS2-S3
Ia winter likely to be memorable OH nc
count OF its exceptionally heavy snow
falls and very cold weather over the whole
Northern Hemisphere. That "A cold and
vet summer is invariably followed by a
cold and stormy winter" is truth now so
well proven and borne out by the testi.
mouy Of past records that VIC can not
lightly put i, aside; and il We have good
and sufficient grounds for predicting the
former-as we most assuredly have ut tbis
iime-it is but right that we should warn
lhe people Of the Inter in good season.
Filth and last-The approaching season
will probably be the first Of II couple OF wei
summers, and, ms 1852 is, so is 1883 likely
to be. But here we must stop for the pres
cnt.
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Tho Lords Dny Il, ohio,

CLEVELAND, April 30.-Thc saloons wert
very, generally closed today, and up 10 I
fate iour there were no urrcsts.
CLEvELAND, April 20.--Tho constitution
ality Of tho Smith Sunday closing law WI.
passed upon by the police court Of this cit,
on demurrer to the infotmatioulin th;t
case OF the State vs.. I. Seibert, und the Inv
sustained ~ as constitutional by the court
The law was reviewed at length by the
court, reference being had to the iorfnel
decisions Of the supreme court OF the Stats
III cases covering The points raised by coun
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g. DIED.

DIE Han Sunday, April 20. 1852. Il. Q O'Clock
". FRANCIS J. DEEcllAN, III the 3Ilh yrar OF hi,
nSc. ..- 7s-.f--2 Ta - :"
Funcnl from the residence OF his mother. No
3Gc6 Woods street, Tuesday morning at . O'Clock
Friends asc Invited to attend ln,crment at Mt
Calvary Cemetery. Ls.s t5E. s.lN4.
EVANSTON Sunday. April 80, 1882. at b-.M.. i,
the residence Of John Cummings EAq., No, .i3l,
Main ''nes. MAGGIE EVANS, aged y Yeas and L
months. t#. ...,.r. = II 1E.f %'.0I''7 - =
Funeral will take place thl, Monday afternoon a
$50 o'clock, from Mr.. cummings' residence. Inter
mcnt In the Peninsula Cemetery. Friends arc In
vltn $500
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CHI qntelkg&tnfr~
= md II Fourteenth street.

,oux r, llopoES, y distinguished
W. :,;'" ' If St. Louis, died III that city on
r1y',,'" p ;,sS syyuius 81 lust. He WIS eminent in
tI'Na! t.'.,n, md had been for many
aa is p'I lls graduated with hgpor ut
!sa'' r,J,e,s in this State about the
bsNM; w, al A biographical sketch Of three
y'a 's% column apiearsin thest, Louis
S%a1y,m Siant,, Of saturday. lIcwas the author
4,ls Mps"% '',,e on (;arllcld's case in tho No'M
o. 'A s w." p,rlw ,l,a. attracted considerable
,".",on a""%, an its appearance. lle was "'so
rse'v u.,";,,rn, Of O.S American Medical Assoei'
.,tn,, last wear,
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A Hnptl.t After More Freedom.

i'osroS, April 3d. William llayne Lea
Scll, pastor OF the First Buptist church
closed his pastoraie this morning, sevcrinl
his connection with the Baptist denomina.
ton, because il does not, lie claims, allow
sufficient liberty Of thought. "Ileave," he
said, both the Baptist ministry and church
but do not leave the Church OF Jesus
Christ"
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OCEAN STEAMERS,

NEW Yonx, April e9.-Arrivcd, the
Stella, IRON Amsterdam, and the Mosel,
FROM Bremen. N
BALrlMonE, April 30 Arrived, the MI
rcmburE, from Bremen. with I47s immi,
grants; they started tonight for the west
cru States. . -
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LOUISVILLE April .9.-The forty.third
drawing Of the Commonwealth distribution
company took place today. The follow
ing prizes were drawn: First prize, $50,
600, by ticket 30 ,4322;; second prize, $1,000
by, ticket 23,l5G; third prizc, SOGO b,
ticket 1896. The following tickets drew
81 1000: l3iGS. ~, 7Oi; 81 ,705; IS, ,Y53 Gl. .ISl
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An Eight Year old Hor,c Th,e,

DENVER, April s0.-Young Lare, the ia-
nous boy horse thief, has come to grici
finally. He has been arrested for stealing
another horse and is now in the city lock.
up. lie is only Syears old and is the son
OF prominent hardware merchant OF this
city. The youthful offender will be sent 10
the reform school. .-....'..
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New York .:uuk statement.

New ioEx, April 29.-The following i.
the bank statement: Looms, increase
Sl.3oo. 100; specie, increase, 81 ,S5l, 800; lega
tenders, increase, $9GB,000; deposits, in
crease, S,sH,400; circulation. decrease
S424 4,3O0; reserve, increase, 81 ,S46,O5O. Thu
hanks hold Si0,S95,G00 in excess Of lega
requirements.
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Sorrows cr,hc E,opinsst. Louis Lover.

MEMri'is, TE.s., April S0.-Thc run.
away Mrs. Dixon, with her guy and youth
inl escort, Carts, l'o'i, Of St. Louis, having
been fire., ont Of Louisville, arrived here
on this evenings train from ,l4at city, to
lind no rest for the wicked and that they
must move on or receive further vcn,la.
ton. Several passengers OH the train
recognized the gully PARTIES.
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LoxpoS, April 30-At Cabinet meeting,
yesterday, it was decided that steps should
forthwith be taken for the release OF al|
Suspects" except those who were arrested
Oh suspicion OF having been personally
concerned in outra.cs.
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New York Money uud Storhs,

:, NEW Yokk. "mil ao-Money 211:aG: closing Ga j,
lrline mercantile paper 5a5 pcr scii. Sterling CT
81 S91I. u.""nu
GovERSMISTs-Unchanged
=. Gs. extended -l0l1 Lchgh L Wilkes. ,lQel.
- -, e1tehued.. iU!i4 ST. ~ C. Aills... co.
~, coliphs."!ls y. !. bonds, Ats1s... ll1E
r. =. =. -. co'ipolls-."i2l Y. I. Lana Grants. los
Pacific s Of '95....l92 W. sinking fund Lie;
,.eiis'a' laclae rsu-l}s Texas Fac hind rts,.. i6
Erie I u.eeoHds....~. 9il. DO Rio Grande Iiv... 5Gs
ly firm. Wv '""''''
sTATE SECURITIES --GcneEally lower
Louisisn. conssl.-mll7 viTinia ss............ Il
Missouri rits"........".ll Vnvluu consuIs, *.
y. .JosepA..."'......ll:2s irt mat. upons.. G.
Ien.cssee ss,..."".. 80 Virginia deelIed.... II
Tennessee Ss. nsw-.. u. "Oncred.
STOCKS Speculation dulles: for months. The
market closed Irregular mud generally I.ul5s peI
cent below yesterdays tiuai sales, The Vanderbilt
shares: excepting Michigan Central, showing the
most depression.
Coal Stocks nrc rather ievcri>h The pending is
Gin the Jersey Central eonietis t, be;iccidrd Oh
Monday next.
Transactions 100 eco shares u
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-05

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HfIuf fHu hMs6 t#HisH Hf FOURTEEN
ehshAe4 faf Iifs, s#ld the I##fAH
Ht1H#mApplEfasssn l8f 4 HHw EgIAIl
HaegHd alaY N proceedings.
Hfhlfd I've sHalI Nod fpFise new Hlk
hasaas sl1 Wlli lfDvh that ven Hfe 1Hlia
aHsghff man A. compared with Nhsf
y8H we're HIeH Yggl committed tAa deed
nFaunh There are fuftf sHse esaaps
tl1ns tn the rulings "A ihA efHsffs
"fhh--tf thaie fail vi shafl clap on
4 e%Aftlufafis
aAisfh~f n that faIIa va HhaII Try ihs
old habeAa corpus.
Seventh Then there "A the Insaniiy
dodge. That opens q naw field alto.
Relhef for saving your neck. Wa ran
make yga Insane. have In reserve a
corps u experts who ran mako any.
body out Insane. Sentence you 10 the
asylum, you know. for life. and lot you
out by ne back door In leas than a year,
when the public has forgotten all about
the case.
Naturalization The Executive for
pardon.
"Tenth--The writs In reserve.
There's Tic writ Of corpofcslfbus auro.
RI b%oroalis. DO you understand LatinPr
Prisoner" Not q Latin.r
Lawyor-"1f that fails there's the
writ Of pulcherimus amo mnscuIinibus,
which means II Il O ain, anyway, 10 hang
q lovablo white man--liko yourself.
Then there's the writ Of nil desperan-
dunn In quandary, which means any port
In n storm. Seep"
Prisoncr-"I don't see exactly. But
! know you must DO n learned man, and
| know there's q heap Of power In them
there writs. How muchP"
Lawyer-"Woll, 1t costs heavily 10
get them out, especially those last
named, for they are the choice and fancy
varieties. A thousand dollars will
smooth things and procrastinate the
gallows for the present."
Prisoner--"Judge, $500 Is all ! q
raise just now. Won't that answerP"
Lawyer-"For half the time mention
cd, yes. You are saved for six months"
IN. Y. Graphic.
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Sorghum.Sugar


The manufacture Of sugar from
sorghum has recently received fresh
impetus. owing TO the great number Of
experiments which have been made
with q view Of discovering some pro-
cess by which good sugar could DO
guaranteed. Within the past year
there have been at least four scientific
gentlemen engaged In pcr.ecting ma
ehinery and testing various ways Of
extracting the juice OF the eau in such
n name rs to remove all Substances
which have prevented Northern
sorghum-growers from being success
full In years past. Two processes have
been patented, and Il Is now asserted
that n iirst-class article Of merohantable
sugar can be made from sorghum. A
practical illustration of the fact viii be
afforded undoubtedly during the PRES
ent rear, and II the Questionable mat-
ter can be separated from the Juice
while In course Of manufacture, tho
growth Of sorghum and the manutact-
ure OF sugar win eventually become a
great industry.
Upland clay or sandy soil Is better
adapted to cane culture than loamy y
bottom lands. On low lands the cane
Is more prolific. bat the uplands make
up in excellence Of quality what they
lose In quantity. There Il nothing dii-
ficult In growing cane. Anybody who
can successfully grow Indian corn can
grow sorghum cane. and with Improved
methods and machinery the profit on
cane growing win be much greater
than on corn. The cost Of raising an
acre Of corn Is not far from eight dol
lars. and as a question Of fact tho fod-
dor for cnsIlage purposes i more yalu-
able than an equal quantity OF corn
fodder.
small farmers viii raise cane and at
tempt to make their own sugar. but In
this they WIN hnd no profit. n CANNOT
be long before large central mills arc
built, where the growers q get their
cane ground. and when those mills are
once successfully started the advocates
Of sorghum culture look for great re-
sults- Chicago Tribune.