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New-York tribune., 1886-08-25
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Aug. - (>peciab.-The Eastern horizon
did look lurd II did yesterday and the curbsone
down town with corrugated forehead and a
worried He had been completely befudded by his news
paper could decide his satisfaction whether
Alexander had walked been fired out" But
he looked at the ccnsols and happy Wheat almost I'M
medatey after the opening aeent lower than last night
and going to so as0 cents for October There were
large receipts OF corn The lots 209 OF wheat o9i OF
ii2 OF oats They than the pit could
up and September dropped AZ cents and DC
asa ei3ss cents Nat Jones says that he oesn
think the time to bull wheat has arrived yet Tho
markets kept getting easier until noon. tonscls then
at lOl AMI some OF the big traders nj ABOUT lls
time either sold org wheat or put out short lines Lester,
SchwAt h am ANA IS ally Hutchinson were sellers le
price dow until O,tODer little under % o.ntS ofa
ihan a lea the opening Corn iOi.o~cd wheat down
until October at asa cents and provisions were eve
lOwVr
The lard clique let the market Alone to-day anf toDer
dropped 40 ns under SEPT moer TO ~ 10 an he ssp M
bc option ltS std from down To ~ 20 FORK was oh
IS cents barrel The ousr at 3d. gcOs cents ioi
wheat and A3aa iSV cents for OcVJcr coii IN.
so 900 buS els Of wheat ant 1000 bushels o
corn Puts september sDd asa cents siles
calls at "a cents Puts October wheat sel cents
" calls" on October wheat sou oos oontA
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NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS
THE CUTTING AND ARREsUREs CASES.

OFFICIAL CoNFIRNATIoy OF cUrrSG's RELEASE
THE ARREsUREs MURDER.
WAsHINGToN, Aug. 24.-An official dispatch
has been received from Minister Jackson confirming
the report of Cuttings release but giving no par
ticulsrs. No doubt ia entertained at the department
that the published statements with regard the
alleged by the Mexicans for their action cor
rect The release Will not affect Mr. se6gewcKs mis-
sion which Is to learn all the IA cts in the case. The
Government does at present itself with any
question OF damage due Mr. Cutting. but will use the
Information It may gather through Mr.. sedgewick in
the furtherance of It's negotiations for change of the
Mexican laws in far they held to give right TO
try Americans for acts committed within American ter
riiory.
The Arresnres ondragon murder Is still subject OF
tencaor rather Of inquiry Az IL appears at
present only which this Government can de-
mard redress that of kidnapping Arresures when he
dOrnce upon this side OF the border line. In
event it be expected that Mondrsgon will be sur
rendered for trial American authorities. special
treaty cause intervening 10 warrant the refusal upon
Mexcos part to surrender one Of her citizens upon any
prcteNt.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-25
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NEw.YoRx DEALINGS

rEA OF r"-iOhN i'cAbiNp"
1t was realization day" yesterday at the Prod
Exchange and the taking Of profits most marked in
wheat speculation. The general situation presented few
features of novelty except that the cable advces from abroad
Disappointing than had been expected Exporters
however, continued good buyers OF wheat taking 10000
bushels while spot lots yielded only IA cent The options
started heavy and broke S.0ls The close was
steady at reaction but the net losses ranged from TO
follows: September S9, October vU5. November
y2 December 1884, January 9j4 cents, and May 81 90
Cash corn was shade better Exporters bought 4OoOo
BUSHELS The options moved moderate scale oi nuctua
ons but ended steady unchanged for August at 0 DOWN
for September 81 and cent OOctober at 81 anN ove
Der at 81 cents In oats cash lots yielded 0 cent The
options closed about cent lower but steady IN one WITH the
other cereals follows August 81 81 September ga DC
ober 33s November 33s cents Lard featureless but
irregular losses being scored vi 2onts ioi sep
emDer at " d. FOR October at " o. and for November
at 81 So aud December al 81 80.
The receipts OF grain yesterday at Ncw-YOrk Phllalel
pha Baltimore and Boston follows Wheat 6io l65
bushels; sO6S4 bushels 5653S bushels total
grain, 1881 onsheis hour 80 l25 barrels AZ Che.Eo
Louis the Wheat, lSoO4i
bushels corn 3s64l3 bushels oats 3l5 653 bushels; total
gram, SSS, 10 bushels; Bour. 1913 barrels
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criminal law. But he has put himself down ready to
tall has shown himself unh for place OF public trust
Governor Hll- who deceves friend may not
be guilty OF crime, and could not remove him for
such alone.
Mr.. Peckham-You him, Governor, n he
"a guilty OF misconduct which shows him to be Dft TO
hold public Office A vino starts with that kind
OF bargain cannot he Mt for Office There evidence
to show that tho contract not kept with Thompson
and Flynn Even after, according to S0uires testimony
tho letter was destroyed he willing TO resign his
place to Thompson.
q" don't why yOu should take evidence IA this
matter. Governor" saif Mr.. Pcckham finally.
Governor Hil-1t done when Mayor Wickbam
made certain charges against q city official.
Mr. Peckham-I don't doubt your power, Governor. 70
adopt what ethod plesses in dealing with these
charges do think is similar tn the Shaer
In that he had beeD indicted before charges we're
made against him by Mayor Grace In this case charges
made against Squire by the Mayor before he was
indicted by the courts.
Governor Hi-Are there any charges az ainst him as
aQuednct commissioned
Mr.. Peckhamwe have none against him.
This ended the hearing
New-York tribune., 1886-08-25
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Tuesday. Aug. 81. 1896
TIE PLUMBER OF TIMBER IHiEvEs.-Solicitor-Go Con-
Jeuks has rendered decision confirming the right
OF Government agents to seize lumber and timber
wrongfully taken from the public domain wherever
found and dispose OF the same under the direction OF
she secretary OF the INTERIOR at either public or private
sale.
OLEomARGARINE REGULATToNs.-Collector Stone, OF
Chicago. and Mr.. Bates OF the Internal Revenue Bu
reau who charged with the duty OF preparing
uaons necessary to carry INTO effect provisions OF
the OeomargarIne bill completed their work to-day.
The proposed regulations tavoTaby considered Dy
Commissioner Miller. They Will DO ready Tor pubncA-
hon IN a few days.
CLAIM ALLowED.-The Second Controller has allowed
the claim OF James Moan for the value of the barge
George Baker, which was lost in storm while In Gov
service under contract In 1863 bat has dts
allowed his claim for damages previously sustained by
the barge and for time lost In repairing them
NEW BANK AUTHoRTzED.-The Acting Controller OF
the Currency to-day authorized the National Bank OF
Royersford Penn to begin business with capital OF
100000.
PROMISES To STEAL No MoRE.--A conscience contr
button of 50 received the Treasury Department
to-day in an envelope postmarked Nsw-York In an
accompanying letter the sender explains that the money
is due the Government account of unsIamped cigars
and says: 81 won't steal any more"
GOLD AND SILVER MOVEMENTS value OF tho i'm.
ports and exports of the two precious metals for the
same periods as follows: For tho month of July,
1856 exports gold. $l.l75,3l1 silver $22 2i6379 I'm
ports gold s5sooI2; siysr sl49'6Sa M Excess OF
months ended July 81 1886. exports, gold $50
silver Sl5245,755 Imports, gold, S4974, ,626; silver,
Ss,s96,392 Excess OF exports over Imports. e4l,-
29i,23O For the twelve months ended Jnly 81 1886,
exports gold So. .797. .932; silver 800 35ll5jl In-
ports gold 500 735, ,O09; silver Sl6419,95z Excess
OF exports over Imports, $34. lS4,52
IMMIGRATION SrArIsrIcs-A statement just issued by
the Bureau OF Statistics gives the total number OF imm-
grants who arrived the principal ports during
July. 1886. as 3l,34s an increase OF 1866 over the
number arriving In the mouth last year During
the months ended July 81. 1885, there srri we'd
,3l3 66l0 more than during the correspond Ing
period Of 1885.
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IMPORT AND EXPORT STATISTICS.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 24.-The Chief of the
Bureau OF statistics has sent to the Acting Secretary OF
the Treasury statement OF ths values OF imports and
exports OF tho United statss for the month OF July.
1885, and for the and twelve months ended July
81, 1856
The vsue OF the exports Of merch antse for the month
Of July. 1886, according to the statement, was
$50 7o7 and that 0t the imports OF merchandise
T5J53O. 700, an excess of mpOrts over exports OF
2,74s O92 For the mont hs ended July 81. 1885,
the value or exports OF merchandise S3s0393jSl
and OF imports $685. l2041l excess OF imports
exports NJ %3.126S3O. For the twelve months Gu ded
July 81 1856 the exports O merchandise amounted IN
value 10 S6e6j35i99 and the Imports 10 S64 ,s52213
excess ofexpOrts over imports OF $ii. i.703.226.
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EXERCISES OCEAY GROVE

OCEAN GROVE, n. j., Aug. 24-The large
number OF persons who come to the early meetings. Of
which there are tive each day. hardly be
dated. Al the services In tho Auditorium this eyening
the Rev. Dr. b. b. Hamlin. Of Carlisle Penu preached
taking for his subject The Voice Out OF the Cloud
his text being This is Ny beloved Son. In Whom am
well pleased hear Him." the preacher said: "The
person Of CHRIST was designated also His digny esse
TALLY and officially. His advocacy Was appi owed and
His authority ratihed The preacher this afternoon was
ths Rev. Df. X. Van Horne, OF Newark Tho Rev A /.
Urban. Of Philadephia preached this evening"
New-York tribune., 1886-08-25
CASING DOUBT UpOy A JUupgP

BosToN, Aug. "a tSpeciaD.-A correspondent
Of The Journal In Richmond Mo. throws doubt on some
OF the statements OF Charles f. Bishop. who says that
Is gong TO jump from balloon fifty feet above the
Brooklyn Bridge. Bishop said that he
from the Richmond coal scissors. los feet high into
keDnebec, but the correspondent asserts that IA.
hnd no coal SCISSORS the town Bishop declared
u certain Dr. Hamilton, Of Richmond. Is his hacker TO
the extent OF - 200. but no "Dr. Hamilton ID known
Richmond, according to the eorres pondent
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DESIGN FOR THE o1EoMARGARrNE STAMPS.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 24.-The work upon
hSnoicls for the oleomargarne tax stamps has been
delayed by the absence OF the Assistant superntendent
OF the Bureau Of Engraving ami Printing aud they VIII
he ready FOR several days The design is SAID 10 be
simply bull trampng serpent under foot in the CEN
tire, while around the margin the words Oleomar
garne" and Internal Revenue," the denomination OF
the stamp being indicated in the corners. There will be
three varieties OF stamps needed in order to the
oeOmargarne av-one kind for retailers another for
Wholesale dealers aud third for manufacturers These
will be made Of several denominations. and coupons
will be attached IN order to make any intermediate
Der required
New-York tribune., 1886-08-25
VIEWS FROM THE FTSHIy0 GROryDc

GLOUCESTER, Mass, Aug. 24.-The sch ooner
Arthur d. story. Captain Ryan. arrived here yesterday
afternoonfr from seDord Iceland being first OF the feet
to arrive She reports encounterng large fields Of ice
which prevented her making q trip to Greenland.
Heavy storms were also met with. Mackerel were
and The feet arc dolug practically nothing The
reports from Norway favorable, and cod
is the best ever KNOWN The story Drings about half
New-York tribune., 1886-08-25
The COURTS.
CALENDARS TO-DAY,

SUPREME CoURT-CnANBERs- Before Potter. J.-Nos 3,
81 30 a. So So 6 go DO l53 1866 l6i, l69 no. III,
172, l73, ia, 100, 176, l79.
SURROGATR's COURI-Before Rollins, S-Wiu OF Herbert
d Woodat 10 m; Richard NJ Hoe IL a. IN.
COURT OF GENERAL sEsoIONs-PARr I-Adjourned for
the
New-York tribune., 1886-08-25

MORE BONDS LIKELY TO BE CALLED.
WAsHINGTON, Aug. 24.-It is probable that
another call FOR $l5.OO0OoO per cent bonds will
be made in the second week OF september
New-York tribune., 1886-08-25

TUESDAY. Aug. 24-rM
About the general stock market Of to-day .ho'o |. Nv
ala 10 ada to W.T. at hs. been 90 often repeated that has
New-York tribune., 1886-08-25

CLOSING Prices OF BOSrOy STOCKS
BosroS. Aug %. 1884
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CLOSING PRICES OF PafLADELPaIi srooKx

CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA SI0CAS
SAN FRANCISCO, Aus. "a, 1856.
Yesterday To-day. festeriay i"%v
New-York tribune., 1886-08-25

Another International trouble has increased sense
of chagrh and humiliation IN contrast with our
patient endurance o. Canadian outrage toward American
fishermen have made oessaIy and undignined
display OF insolcnce aud BRAY ado toward Mexico There
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-11-18
The soldier Home.

At reccnt meeting Of the trustees Of
the Vermont soldiers home it was voted
TO formally accept The offer q the Treanor
". Park estate Of Bennington rs site for
the institution and work will begin at
once IN repairing aud fitting up the build.
ing The trustees think that $500 will
put the place in good shape for home
capable q accommodating so inmates. As
tho place belongs 10 an association for
maintaining home for aged women IL
will DO necessary to pass a bill In the
legislature giving the soldiers homo trus.
tees title to the property. Senator
Valentine has this matter 10 charge and
will probably carry the bill through IN q
few days The park estate comprises 1893
acres OF splendid meadow land 10 the
outskirts Of the village OF North Benuiug
ton. With foe Lawns, wooded drive ways
and magnificent fountain, the place was
once one Of the best country villas in tbr
state. Mr.. Park spent about $4,000 10
bringing water 10 the place. and althour u
real estate bias deprecated 10 valne. tie
lsnd IA now considered to he worth s25
tifAl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-11-18

~ toss of NsnshstR - sissasy vith-
u lie Iinils sssA losnliiia = Msasssulss
Dspsk Besssnsilh. EAsl MsscA~lss.
ROCKVILLE. xss Issland asd Bsas4esn. y
strikes = tAsa h asy psopossd eAangs
suphssy = veil = Appropriateness sbcsid
h. iakss isss eosa66sssGips. But Yss>osy
Point 10 not depending spoa ssy nodin-
cstics Of Manchss&<r fT ~ pe~ tius -
upos moments rsdstion its ciiizers viii
Gpd sssociAsei With that locality many
times iscn which might b. ehossa . vsil
soandins snd appropriate ssaa II ncs
prescriptions Tor os 70 oGes oas = sag
gsssion 80 might rncptioa oGhsnd Opdsvs
az even Bstsenkill
We hope II u MOI necessary 10 appeal 70
the local pride and indspedsucs Of the eisi.
Esns u Factory Point 10 have them report
ts- prerc~-d sam~ Tor The time u sp-
prosrh,ng when that contemplated ship
cansi from Troy. saosdiog cheap trsaspos-
,ssion Tor The insxbsussibis marble dspos-
IL u that section. having bssn ocmplsted
and that triumph Of engineering the rail-
road mp NJ Equinox being % assured fact,
their village will become centre 10 rsali-
~ and will require no prefix 10 make IL
known.
vsry respectfully.
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sbss ihsss 10 under cor prsasrt pepkib-
ltosy lss. The han psUssds ios iiesnss
iw a 500. sad 90 osly be- ersntsd uocs
shs spplsesaios d - Isgsl yeesn q ~
iosn. The Iisxnsed vsadss nuss siss Gsss
hary bord thai be viil sot ell W min.
or. 70 hsbssnsl drsnkssd. nor 70 % is-
ioricssed person. spd that hs oil pay Ill
damsgs stisise from The drnnhsc~ss u
any ysnoa 10 whom b. soils liqsos. The
bali 10 ps,scse5 Assss the Nsbra1ts Law ssd
10 a. sisoas . license lAv can yell b.
msde. bot ysrmcpt viil moi ensci license
IL. this year
The hili providing ior Hliing vacancies
ia the general assembly. from death. re-
ssovsl from the ssass. tc.. hss passed The
house. isiihsisndinr. Judge Poised
~. strongly " the opipion thai u ~ss an
co1ssisnil1Isl lie caused "a amend naent
10 30 sdied rqoirisg the Governor 10 ssk
the opinion of The Supreme Court before
signioe Il.
ias isuiisnd iosn division fights mol
ended =, sbi. vrising aud The parties seem
10 he pretty cyanIy balanced, potsish-
standing. the fact that the
select cemmi,ies 10 which the matter vas
referred asse unanimous report IN favor
Of the dsisioH. that Kuilald Nth over
1000 legal s,asFs has ouierowp the tosn
sysies Of gwen ment The people Of
kutlsaj siii~se ~ouli like . city charter
extrudiue over ~. whole tom. but West
Rutland aud Proctor. as veil ~ the farm
ing portpss ~ tue town object TO this
plan aud ssy Il would be unfair 10 tax them
Tor improvements 10 Rutland village
We&t Rn,'aDa sonlj lsse population 81
sbon, 1000. = Arsnd list 81 e2I 900 asi m
AREA ~ 10 square nfies. hiss six churches,
several pLnfcaes. several stores. NC.
Proctor wonll have an ares 81 10 square
miles. proportion Of LIZA, grand list
Of shout tan Thousand dollars. fine schools
80. The remainder Of Rutland would
have an area OF about 70 spare miles, .
population Of 1000 and grand list Of
s75. 900, and. nett to Burlington. would
be the largest town 10 the state
The arguments against division are that
II would destroy the prestige OF being the
largest town 10 The state. aud conseq uent
iy ipjure the business Of oil sections. that
they base prospered aud grown rapidly
together, aud II is best 70 let well enough
alone; that il would be bad policy for The
state to make more towns, establishing :
bad precedent which might bs followed
by calls for division ia other localities,
that the town OF Proctor wonld be under
the control Of one man. the Vermont Mar
BILE Co., owning nearly oil the property
and the voters being nearly ell in it's en-
ploy. The answer to the last argument is
that the evidence shows that Proctor ia
well run" The question has excited .
great deal OF interest and many Rutland
people have been at the capitol lobbying
for one side or the other
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FL ittir isa been" says Secretary I'd.
esfl Mcpherson Of The republican con
srsttsonAl q mmit,ee. lin The Gull states
rleelious ~ he same sense 10 which we
lai sssssiuns 10 the remaiadev OF the IN
loa, Il would not have been possible TO
have prevented the republicans from car
ryiug The house How long tue intelli
gence and conscience Of The country will
aequiesce ia government made up OF g
solil representation from those states. ID
disregard o. political rights and OF the re
publican policy. will probably be brought
20 test 10 the campaign Of 1858. in which
this whole southern question must be
made leading issue. Nothing more
shocking than the repression OF tho repuh-
iicsn vote has ever occurred under AZ,
form OF government The list Of repub-
iican representatives. has disappeaed from
the Gull states There arc 10 those states
districts in which there is q large repub-
lcan mbjority as In Lancaster county, Pa,
or 81 Lawrence county. N Y. These dis.
trio,s will oil he represented 10 the fifth
eth congress by usurpes who no more
represent the majority in their districts
than they represent province in Brazil.
Yet these gentlemen will DO the controll-
ing element in legislation Ia the next
bonse and will probably WELD its legisla~
tive power.
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Your Attention
Is Called to
The Fact

That We have placed on our coun-
tors an immense line Of seasonablc
goods, which We invite yon to call
and inspect.
We are showing all the popular
shades in Tricot, Homespum, Alma,
Coupure, Cashmere, Sebastapoi, and
Serge, &c, also large assortment
Of low priced goods in all desirable
styles. In trimmings we have a nice
line Of jet and Chenille fringes, Pas
samenterie, Nail Head, Bead Trim
mings, Gimps, Lace Braids, Buttons.
Dress and Cloak Clasps. Whalebone,
Featherbone. Stay Springs. Bustie
Springs, Innings. Facinga, &c. &c.
Cloakings, Astrachans, Pushes,
and Velvets.
In Cassimeres and Flannels we
have largo stock at popular prices.
Don't fail to call on us for Under
wear. We have an immense stock
which only needs to be shown to be
appreciated. Our prices are right.
We have stacks and stacks ofhosiery
and can surely please you five have
half . chance. Before purchasing
anything in
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-11-18

The session will probably close be- =.
Ttartsri,ing, though the most importer
work sa rmslLs 10 he done. But i,s
bills 81 general interest have passed boiL
honses aud been signed by the Governor.
Among then, il bill making the highway
iss ~ lesst ID per cent. to be collected ia
iaoaty. IL any manner town may vote
hiil tnsing the salaries ~ the judges o.
the Sapreme Court from $500 to 5000; .
bill making $40 the lowest limit for irus
tee procssa
A bin prasidins Tree text books for pm.
pills Ii tho public schools Of the state. "a
be provided by each town, has psssed
The ssnRie aud also ball. more stringent
lbsn the OLD iss. Tor providing temperance
instruction 10 all schools. bat both bili'
await action 10 the house Tho latter sill
uSaonb,ediy pa-s but the former viii DO
vigorously opposed and may be defeated.
Free ssrl books would make quite radio
al change II our schools. but where Tie
ssssafn hs. been tried il works vol, ia
cfeasiBs tlAs attendance At least ten per
cehs. saa lessons the cost Of school books
sbens ons third.
The heAfsngs before the railroad CON-
misi~e h.yt been conclnisi aud the com
mlsiec siil repof, commission bill stint
lar 10 she Massachusetts Law, under which
The Commissioners hsvr poser b inves,i
sde al complaints and make reconmen-
da'sous, bns 30 power TO compel evidence
Ecceatse can te bad 10 the Supreme Couri
u hear sp5 determine. aud 10 issue . mon
sissss w'~a prcesssrs The latter pro.
sasspa ssis mr. Massachusetts, iaw. hut II IL
rlsimea 'Aa' roads ~ that siste have I'll
esys applied ~,ih the secomendsiiora,
eaceti IN pnr ~ two cAses
A vesy stringent iicrnse Lac 10 sdyccatsd
~ considcrshie nnmber Of members in
elmdisg some sirons Temperance men.
amonG thsn. Senator vsicntine Of this
eoaniy. lie claims that there would b.
lee seliins and drihking under such . Law
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-11-18

Shawls

Don't fail to see our stock. We
have ) largo line Of New Markets in
al the leading styles, also . nice
assortment of Wraps and Jackets.
These goods were bought at . low
figure. and we offer them at q price
which cannot fail to please. With
correct styles and low prices, we
shall endeavor to merit your patron
sge in this line. If in need OF any
thing in Gloves and Mittens, don't
forget that we have everything from
the finest Kid to the heaviest Buck
goods.
A full line Of Germantown, Star
light, Saxony and Knitting Yarns.
In Comfortables and Bed Blankets
we offer some first-class bargains.
Our Boot and Shoe Department ID
full Of excellent bargains in Ladies,
Gents, Misses and Childrcn's Shoes,
We aim to keep . line Of good
reliable goods which can be safely
recommended, and in this way we
keep customer when once gained.
Hats and Caps in approved styles and
way down prices. Robes and
Blankets by the cord. and ell at a
price which will speak volumes il
you need anything Of the kind.
We have . large line Of Fancy
Goods which we will be pleased to
show you. Call and see us, you will
always receive cheerful attention.
Nail Orders carefully and prompt
" attended TO at
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-11-18

TIE iall letese ihs Lagisiasurs W Ia
nspctsis Proctor ~ iosr vn passed 10
ll.s hcssse Tnssisy. by d vote Of liz 70 VI.
b, hale sss cpered on ihs measure early
il lhs silssnoou saa The ssnsnamenis 70
obs crasi1al bin providing Tor tbs compile
,ssr N Mtmrrtrl ball ssJ other matters
vsse afsi sssosd 10 sllbcni opposiiion.
lbs psuposiilan 70 refer The question 70 .
sA4* " We people inlsssted vac refused
W sssil larger majority.
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IT, Yswfal,s iAste views n believe
Il asnsle apaa everything. raw ns'sf's1
s4nso5. bscsnss raw material - tbsi cor
wa ca Ia lhs esfsh, and from The Time 4
/. bssashi epi sIsh piei srd made iSic
insis il pesds Profession becsass 4 10 III
isLs.