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Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-03
MEXICO,
A Rumored Uprising In JaIisco-Troops
Ordered There.

Cry OF MExTCo, Noyembar 2d.-Presi-
dent Diaz, accompanied by his Cabinet,
arrived yesterday at San Luis Potosi.
i dispatch from More!ai says the Gov
ernment is lmpressing men for military
service. 1t is rumored that there are diff
culties in the State of Jalisco. The Fourth
Cavalry has been ordered there IN great
haste
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JUVENILE FIRE-BUGs.
San Jose Lads Arrested for burning a
Warehouse.

Warehouse.
SAN JOSE, November 2d.-Rseyes' hay
warehouse situated in the southeastern
suburbs, near the Southern Pacific Rail-
road track, was destroyed by fire about Q
week ago. The supposed cause was
spark from q locomotive, but to-day police
officer Everhart arrested three boys, named
John and Willie OShannessy and Eugene
Coffin, aged about 12 or Is years, on a
charge OF arson. The boys parents reside
in this city. 1t is understood that the
youngest O'Shannessy confessed that his
brother applied the match through crack
in the barn and fired cartridge after il
into some loose hay. The lads were seen
in The vicinity Of the warehouse shooting
toy pistol Just before the fire was dis
covered
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with him Or the subject, and tbtse men
have not forgiven him. Mr. Johnston said
that the opposition thus aroused by the
men who are acknow LEGGED 80 he as loyal
to he party as be can claim 81 he will cost
him hi Iefaa.
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CHARGED WITH PERJURY.
/ Prominent Chicago Merchant Finds
T

Prominent Chicago Merchant Einds
Himself in u Tight Place.
CHICAGO, November 2d.-Robert Fowler,
well-known Board of Trade member and
President of the Anglo-American Packing
and Provision COMPANY, was held to the
Grand Jury to-day on charge Of perjury
The charge has grown out of damage suit
IN which the plaintiff obtained q judgment
against Fowler Bros. and the packing
company for $500. Fowler claimed that
the latter had been succeeded bya new COM
pany, and therefore was not liable Subse-
quently, in another proceeding, he swore
that the property always belonged 10
Fowler Bros.
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ROBBED AND cLUBBED.
An Oregon Railway Official the Victim of
Robbers and Thugs.

hoDDerS ana XhuSs.
PORTLAND, November 2d.-RObert Fyfe,
Auditor af the Oregon Railway and Navi-
cation Company, was discovered in the
Willamette river shortly after u o'clock
this morning by the engineer of river
boat. When taken out of the water Fyfe
wrs discovered to be insensible, aud his
pockets we're turned inside out. As yes!er-
day was payday, it is supposed Fyfe had
been waylaid, sand bsgged and robbed His
face is badly lacerated, looking as if he had
been struck with a blunt instrument. Alta
late hour this evening he was still insensi-
bic, but hopes are entertained of his re-
covery. There is no clue TO his assailants.
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A YOUNG RASCAL.
The Boy Collector of an Ohio Firm Gets
Away With $4,000

CINCINNATI, November 2d.-Y esterday,
upon balancing the bank accounts of the
Bodmann Tobacco Warehouse, there wss
found forged check for $4,000 in each of
three banks. The checks iu each case were
indorsed by Charles Tinker, Collector for
the warehouse, who received the money.
Tinker was only 10 years old and left
the lsst of September. His employers
think he was tue dupe of experienced GRIM
inals. The boy is missing.
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ALL SAFE.
The lce-Bound Arctic Whalers Escaped
Their Threatened Doom.

Their Threatened Doom.
san FRANCISCO, November 2d.-A whaler
just arrived from the Arctic, reports that all
the ice bound whalers got out safely on
October I'd. The news of the safety of the
ice-imprisoned whalers was received among
all the shipping men and others interested
in their fate with the keenest satisfaction.
The Thrssher brought $50 barrels of oil,
5000 pounds of bone, end $50 pounds of
ivory. The total catch OF the whalers is
now reported to be l37 whales, valued at
$685. 600
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HAYTI's STUPID ACT.

WASHINGTON, November 2d.-Conimo-
dore Harmony, Acting Secretary of the
Navy, states this afternoon that when the
Boston reaches Hayti demand will prob
ably be made upon that Government for
the restoration of the American steamer
Haytian Republic, seized by them as
blockade runner. The Hayiian Govern
ment," said he, has done very stupid
thing in establishing a blockade without
giving any notice of it.'
The Haytian Republic, which had been
seized on charge Of attempting to run the
blockade with arms and men on board, is
owned by B. G. Morris & Co, her agents,
and others of Boston, and was built for
service between Boston, New York and
Poyt-au- Prince.
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1T WAS a CLOSE GAIL.

How the Gar Narrowly Escaped With
His Life.
ST. PETERSBURG, November 2d.-The
GrdshaGtn publishes further details about
the accident 10 the Imperial train Monday.
The flooring Of the saloon carriage occu-
pied by the Gar and Czarina collapsed ana
the occupants were thrown upon the track
The Grand Duchess Olga and the Grand
Duke Michael in the next car were thrown
upon the track and covered with tke de-
bris, bat were uuhurt, When the disaster
occurred q servant was handing the Gar 9
cup Of coffee. The Cars dog, which Vas
standing near was killed.
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Tho Parnell Inquiry.

LONDON, November 2l-Gladstone and
Sir William HarcoGrt will be examined be-
fore the Parnsil Commission in regard 10
the statements IN Captain O'Shea's iesti-
mony relative ta the Kilmainham tragedy.
Hsrcourt writes that he will take steps to
contradict Captain O'Shea's statements in
material particulars. He says that some Of
O'Shea's assertions were fictitious.
To Increase Austria's Army.
VIENNA, November 2d.-TLe new srmy
bills maintain the war strength Of S0O,O00
1t is proposed to recruit for the srmy and
landwehr 125 600 men yearly for The next
decade. The term Of service is raised 10
twelve years.
Notes From Russia.
ST. PEIERsBURG, November 2d-The
Gar arrived to-day at Gatschina
The news has been received of the death
at Tashkend OF Prjevalsky, the Russian
geographer and explorer.
Suicide of "A Russian Offcia].
ST. PETERSBURG, November 2d.-M. Aien-
nikoff, Director of the Caucasian Railroad.
committed suicide oday by shooting him
self with a revolver He left 3 letter ad-
dressed TO tte Gar.
Interesting to German Students.
BERLIN, November ID. - Keopmans
Schlachtheus, at Hamburg. was damaged
by fire TODAY 10 the extent Of $50 900
marks = - -
The Netherlands King Sinking.
THE HAGUE, November 2d.-The King is
in no immediate danger, but his recovery
is considered hopeless.
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BEST IN THE COUNTRY.

4 San Luis Obispo Onion Patch Gets the
Premium.
ARROYO GRANDE, November 2d.-Ran-
dolph Byres, of this valley, has Just received
from w H Maule, the Phila ielphia seed
man, check for $3.50, being the premium
offered for the largest yield Of his Wethers-
field onions on one acre in the whole
United States. Byres' crop yielded $50
sacks, weighing 67 900 pounds.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Terrible Murder of q Chinaman-An OLD
Miner Missing.

WALLA WALLA, November 21.-C. II.
Boyd, of Mount Idaho, discovered the re-
mains Of Chinaman in gulch iHst above
Chinatown. The corpse was N an Gd-
vance1 stage of decomposition and dread
fully mutilated. The top of the skull was
literally crushed in, showing fearful
cash, and the face mad been cut of, prob
ably to prevent Identification. On the left
hand two fingers were missing, besides
being cut lengthwise to the wris:, as if the
victim had endeavored 10 defend himself
with his hand and had received the cuts
from an ak
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The Worst Yet.

CHICAGO, November 2d.-The Herald has
a special from Washington which says: 1t
has been vaguely hinted at here for several
days, that it is the purpose of the RepubEi.
can managers in the event of the success of
their party at the coming election to SUBJ
stitute James G. Blaine for Benjamin Har-
rison as the man for whom the Electors in
the various States will give their votes in
Dooorn har pavt -
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HIS DERBY SPEECH.

AT Derby Mr.. Blaine and party were
escorted TO the residence of Thomas Wal
isce, where lunch was served The party
was then driven to the trotiing park. where
10000 persons gathered and gave Blaine an
enthusiastic reception. Blame spoke sab
stantially as follows:
. Fctlotc Citizens: If you allow the pro-
tective law to be broken down and de-
stroyed, when do you think it will be put
back again? Do you think you can vote
for free trade party for fun, and have
some else maintain the protective princi-
pies for you? you viii put General Har
rison in the Presidential chair, will guar.
antee that the protective tariff will not be
disturbed They are opposing Us in every
way and Inanner-fair and unfair. While
in the West read an interview with Post
master Genersl Dickinson, in wbich he de-
seribed New England as selfShiy han ging
on to the body polite, absorbing its wealth
and giving back nothing. He described us
as an unpatriotic people, who had not done
as much 70 suppress the rebellion as Mis-
souri, and Kentucky. / had to saw some
hing about him. bu. he replied, describing
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The Printers Exonerated.

Inc IflDterS E&OneratEU.
WASHINGTON, November 2d.-The Acting
Secretary Of the Navy has approved the
sentence of the COuTt-martial on Lieuten-
ant Huston of the torpedo station for sur
reptitiously obtaining copies of the exam
ination questions to be prop0unded to him
and afterward claiming that he had bribed
an employe OF the printing office for them.
His sentence is three years suspension and
a public reprimand by the Secretary.
KeeIy's Motor Exploded.
PHILADELPHIA, November 2d.-Lenan.
the expert appointed by the Court to exam
inc the keely motor, to determine whether
or not it is trsud, has reported to the
Court that the generator shown him by
keely was stationary structure, depend
ent upon the manipulation of ar operator
and could by no means be made selfCper-
ating.
Miners Leaving the Knights.
COLUMBUS (O), November 23-W. I.
Lewis, Master Workman of the National
District Assembly, composed entirely of
miners, has issued lengthy caustic reply
to questions in General Master Workman
Powderlys recent circulars. Lewis insin-
uates that the miners have already quietly
left the Order.
Tascott Caught again.
CHICAGO, November 2d.-According to &
dispatch from lexington Va, tonight, Tas-
cott, the murderer OF millionaire Smell, has
been captured again. This time it is in the
northern portion Of Amherst county, Va
The man, it is claimed, answers the de-
scription Of Tascott perfectly.
4 Nice Little Nest-ere.
BosToN, November ID. = Herbert L.
Critchett, OF Daniels & CIitchett, real estate
hoc ii oNal ;.
in his accounts with the firm estimated at
S25, ,000 and $1,000 in rents which he col
lected
Yellow Fever Beports.
JACKSONVILLE, November I'd. To-day
there were reported % new cases and three
deaths.
AT GAINESVILLE one new case and one death
were reported.
Some Style About Those Fellows.
YoAKUm (Tex.) November 2d.-Fayette
Berry and John Hanks yesterday had
difficulty over the settlement OF accounts
Berry shot Hanks and Hanks stabbed
Berry, each one killing the other.
Negro Murderer Lynched.
CHARLESTON CIV. Va.), November ID
Thomas Savers, one of the negro highway
men who murdered and robbed two ped
dlers on Sunday, was caught and lynched
on Wednesday night
One Killed aud Several Injured.
HONEYWELL PENN, November 2d.-A
handcar was derailed by runaway team
this morning. One man was killed and
eight others severely injured.
The Tahiti Tariff.
WASHINGTON, November 2d.-The United
States Consul at Tahiti reports to the State
Department that the new tariff for that
island has been vetoed, which action re-
news the 13 per cent. tariff
Collision on the Rail.
PLAINFIELD On. J.), November 2d.-In
collision on The Lehigh Valley road last
night, between passenger and coal trains,
Superintendent Donelly of the Lehigh
road had his skull fractured.
Terrible Prairie Fires.
JACKSON (Minn.) November 2d.-A ter
rible prairie fire ragged in Sioux valley yes
terday. -Four persons were burned to death
and another cannot live.
California Hops for Europe.
New YORK, November 2d.-Of the large
arrival of hops to-day, 2540 bales, the Pa
cific coast contributed 1872 bales, chiefly
consigned to Europe.
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Election Inspectors to receive the votes of
those in line in crowded districts to vote at
4 O'Clock, the time of the closing OF the
polls. No vote can be received after that
hOur
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ARIZONA.
The Famous Vulture Mine Starts Undsr a
New Management

PHGNIx, November 2d-The famous
Vulture mine, recently sold by Senator
Tabor Of Colorado to an English syndicate
started up to-day under the new manage
ment. J. E. Moorish, just arrived from
London, man with extensive mining ex-
perience in all parts of the world. is the
new manager of the mine
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DUDLEY 70 cOMMENCE sir.

NEW YORK November 2d.-George Bliss,
counsel for General Dudley, of the Repnb,
lican National Committee, says he has been
directed to at once bring suit against the
New York Times and others which printed
the famous Indiana letter. He will bring
suit tomorrow against one or more of the
no = -
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a cable message from the Euroreau
Union of Astronomers announce the dis
c0very OF an asteroid (No .,sl) of he
twelfth magnitude by DR.. Ealiise, of
Vienna.
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AZ ON MINER MIssING.

Idaho and a miner on the Clearwater, has
been missing since October 31st On that
cay he left his placer claim to hunt for his
horse. His employers, fearing tie old man
might have been taken i'll, searched for
him in vain. Fears are now entertained
that he was murdered and buried. a
stranger came short distance below the
claim and left about the time he disap-
peared. He was 70 years of age and rather
eccentric
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coNPLAIkrs FrLrp.

LArEs-Pspers were served this evening
In the libel suit Of W. w. Dudley Against
the Horld, Times ard Coalaae-ciaE .idrertiser
for damages for defamation of Character iu
publishing Dudley's alleged Doodle letter
10 the Indiana Republican Chairman of
the County Committee. Dadiey demands
SIS, eco damages from each paper.
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LAST RALLY AT MODESTO.

MODESTO, November 2d.-The last rally
by the Republicans took place tonight
Hon. Z. Y. Spencer, of Susanville, and
Oregon Sanders, of Visalia, were the speak
ers. The former discussed the tariff and
the latter ths official acts of President
Cleveland. The meeting was preceded by
torchlight procession of the Harrison and
Morton Guards and Cadets
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FATAL QUARREL,

a Chicago Detective Filled with Lead by
His Wife.
CHICAGO. November 2d.-Detec.ive Jake
Lowensteln, well-known officer, was
fatally shot early this morning hg his wife.
The deed was the result of several auarrels
which the couple have been having for
some time. This morning, it is said, the
quarrel was resumed, whereupon the wo-
man pulled out revolver and fired five
shots at her husband. One passed through
the left side of his head just above the
ear, and will in all probability prove fatal.
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ooxrRA COSTA ALL EIGHr.
Congressman McKenna Has Gran,
Reception at MARTINEZ,

Reception 1T Martinez.
MARTINEZ, November 2d.-The Republi-
cans of Contra Costa county gave Hon
Joseph McKenna a reception this evening
that he may well feel proud Of Delega-
tons came from the most distant parts of
the county, and it was by far the most en-
thusiastic and successful meeting of the
campaign. McKenna spoke for nearly two
hours, and presented the issues in a re-
markabiy clear and convincing manner,
holding his audience 10 a man TO the very
last. A torchlight procession that was
credit to the party and the county marched
through the principal streets. Fully 1000
people are in town, and it is brimful of
cheerful and enthusiastic Republicans, who
report the same state of afI4irs tboughout
ahe county, assuring the ticket the same
oldtime majority
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HOME AFFAIRS.
MANY LIVES LOST BY A BOILER
Explosion.
A Couple of Game Texans-Keely's
Motor a Big Sham-A $15,-
600 Steal-Etc.
lsrsclAL DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD UNION.
THE NAVY MOVES.
The iruiser Boston on Her Way
Haytian Waters

HaStian Waters.
WASHINGTON, November 2d.-TEe Navy
Department this morning received inform
alton that The cruiser Boston had arrived
at Kingston, Jamaica Orders were there
upon sent to her commander 10 proceed at
once TO Port-au-Prince to protect American
interests there, and The interests il Hagti.
She can reach there in about twelve hours.
The orders to the Kearsage 10 proceed there
have been revoked
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PACIFIC COAST.
A NEW MINING EXCITEMENT In
SISEIYUU.
Politics in Gan FranciscD--A Splen-
did Reception to McKenna-
Trouble in Mexico.
BAY POLITICS.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE nEooEo-ualos.l J
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AMONG THE FACTORIES.
Blaine Gives Good Advice to the Oper,
tIves in Connecffcut

New HAVEN Comm, November ID
Blaine arrived this afternoon and spoke
briefly TO an audience of 8 500. He referred
to protection by reminding the Republicans
themselves they must not expect other
portions Of the country to do it for them.
He referred to the deposit of money in
the National banks by Secretary Fairchild
and touched slightly upon the Sackville
incident. After the speech he lef; for
Derby.
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GOLD AND SILVER BOOM.
Sensational Mineral Discovery in sislkIyou
County.

County.
SiDGEwooD. November 2d.-What proba-
bly, will become great mining boom has
started here. Gold sad silver bearing lodges
have been discovered near here which
promise to be the richest ever discovered In
Northern California Specimens of the
rock that have been asgayed seem to fulfill
the greatest expectations. Claims have
been Located, and everything looks favora-
bic for the opening and developing of some
very rich RziIres in this section.
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4 BOLD SCHEME.

An Oregon Bank Undermined for Pnr-
poses of Robbery.
PosTLAND, November 2d.-A special from
Lebanon says that yesterday morning ]. NJ /.
Ralston, banker, discovered that an at
tempt had been made 10 rob his bank.
Trenches hs& been ding ie different diree.
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Alleged Railrnad Deal.

BALTIMORE, November 2d-The weekly
circular of John Hamilton & Co, bankers,
tomorrow will say: There are rumors of a
deal between the Baltimore and Ohio and
Richmond and West Point Terminal Com
panies, by which the Baltimore and Ohio
might fall into the hands of the Terminal
Company"
Ali the high officials of the Baltimore
and Ohio road are cut of the city tonight
and no expression could be obtained from
them
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BARD ON REPEArERs.

The Tsmmany Scheme sq1eiched by the
Courts
NEW YoRK, November 2d.-The Supreme
Court has decided that it cannot compei
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EMIGRArING FROM UTAH.

Mormons Establishing Settlements in
Canadian Territory,
OTTAWA, November 2d.-According to re-
turns received by the Department Of Agri-
culture, over 200 Mormous have emigrated
from Utah TO the Canadian North west dur-
ing the past season. Settlements are al
ready established south Of the Canadian Pa
ciic Railway and are thriving. The Nor
mons cannof take mp land before agreeing
to abandon the practice Of polygamy They
ere deyoung themselves to cattle-lais' ng.
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THE DUDLEY FORGERY.

Working Democratic Koorback for All
1t Is Worth.
New York, November 2i-The Demo-
Gratis and Mugwumps are trying to make
the most of the alleged Dudley letter. The
World this evening prints what it Claims 10
be fac-simile OF the original letter. Tie
other papers contain interviews with United
States District Attorney Walker. who saws
he viii prosecute Dudley criminally if anv-
one will make an affidavit the letter is
genuine and written by Dudley.
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WHOLE NO. II, ,6s6
F0nEyGf3 TOPICS.
MINISTER vs. 81 CALLED ONLY
TEMPORARILY.
Suicide OF n Russian Onicial-Ern-
portant News from Stanley
The CZar-Etc.
srANLEv RHARp Fnnn.

SPECIAL nIsrAToazs ro ras ssoonp-rvsos.
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RKPuBLICAN MEETING AT LODI.

LoDI, November 2d.-The Republicans
here are holding large and enthusiastic
meeting. The speakers of the evening are
the candidates for the various county Offices
ard J. C. Campbell, of Stockton. Before
the speaking the Thornton Guards of Lodi
and 8 Republican club from Stockton,
headed by band, paraded the streets.
JIMMY MAGUIRE AT STOCKTON.
STOCKTON, November 2d-Judge Ma
guire, of San Francisco, addressed a Demo-
cratic meeting here o-night. He spoke for
upwards of two hours.
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Cynthia VIII Know why.

New YORK, November 2d.-Cvntbia
Leonard, the lady candidate for Mayor. has
obtained an order to show cause why she
should not be allowed to vote. The In
spectors allowed her to register. but
threaten to prevent her from voting.
Colonizers Indicted.
New York. November 2d.-Tbe Grand
Jury this afternoon found indictments
against thirtyfse colonizers. Judge Cow
ing at once issued bench warrants for their
arrest. Indictments for fraudulent regis
tration are also found asSinst three Others.
who are under arrest.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-03-08
THE WORLD AT LARGE.

The monthly statement OF the Reading
Railroad shows decrease in the net earnings
for January of ss29, 600 over the same month
in 1887, caused by the strike
BUSINESS failures in the United States and
Canada for the week numbered PA, against
go the previous week. Following is an ex-
tract from r. G. Dun 4 Co. Is review Of trade
for the week:
Actual business is satisfactory for the season.
but prospects are confused and uncertain-in
some directions promising, but in other
branches OF large Importance decidedly cloud
ed. The passage by the House OF the bill au-
thOrizing bond purchases was desired to re-
move the monetary uncertainty, an influence
which afIects all trade aud industry. Whether
the Senate will rass the bill in its present
form is not yet certain, and secretary Fair
child report makes It questionable whether
the measure, IL passed. would prove ade-
quate reliance for prevention OF Treasury alb
sorption OF money. But many think 1t will
give full relief.