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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-01-03

New YORK, Jan. 2. j. K. Addicks.
President of the Bay State Gas Company
of Boston, reports success in negotiating
the $l2, 900. 900 loan with a syndicate OF
English Bankers, headed by Barring
Brothers. The rate is 5 per cent.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-01-03

"Cassoriais 10 - well adapted 70 children thas
recommend it as superior 70 any prescription
Known to me-" II. A. ARcHxR, n. D.,
III So. Oxford St. Brooklyn, NY.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-21

mts<soners. J. A. nraxn. l. Wilson, A.
Monsgomsry. STATE fesSs inspector. h K.
Tue senase to-day vassea the Aeaee bin
granting the Columbia street Bridge Co. 4
franchise % build bridge hesixeen pert-
land and East Portland. and Tsneaess eorn-
plslsayx election bill.
Tonight II pas<es. Representative SerA
tnups bill consolidating RasslAad. kass
sxemptlux the water bonds from taxation,
Thts Il the very ground ON sshIeA Gov.
Pennoyey has twice this yeai. aad ons~
before vetoed the bill allowing the Port.
land water committee 20 issue boads aud
introduce pure water. Tie rs,nsoiiEssioa
question Is left 90 vote OF the people.
The senate spent great deal of time 10
night discussing = hsil 70 revise the taxa
ton laws Nothing mas done. the eussre
subject being left TO committee OF ave
holdeyer senators. with INSTRUCTIONS e. ~
port 70 The next session OF the Legislature
The ioins Ways and means esEamistee OF
both houses reported ScAerxi srproprtar
ton bill to-day calling for nexss
enc aud one-qusrtes million
dollars % oefay the running
expenses Of the state for the next two
years. II Is one of the largest spnropyia.
tons ever asked in the history cf the state
The present legislature has sr0repriafetl
over quarter Of q million dollars, az
which over slOaep was fer building
roads Ia sarseGs parts of the
the resnEt OF concessions made By the
Il Muitnoriah delegates 10 pass tiie bin an.
thcrlzimg the Portland water conmiitee
% isSue sfa0o, 600 Of non-taxahla bonds 10
introduce Bun Run water II was q case
- You tickle me and I'll tickle you
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TACOMA NEWS.
wickersham witnesses--R Ready for
the Naval Experts.

TACOMA, Feb. %. sheriff wilt to-day
completed bis fsEk oi furnishing witnesses
for the wickersham case. on trial af se-
attic. and ali told sent down Sc citizens, fu-
GLIDING Police 0siicers Caganaugh. Hrot-
ton. Wilson and Ward
afternoon 20 consult the naval COM
mission as 10 their arrival In
Tacoma, so proper arrangements eosila be
made for their reception and entertain
ment Messrs. Hosmer, Wallace and Browne
have been added 10 the committee on re-
ception.
drew ~ Johnson and Hannah ssaierland.
Robert NJ. Hopkins and Rowena Alien,
George White and Matte Ann Jones
A demenfed swede was arrested by
officers Campbell and Duhseld this morn.
ing. while eDdeavoring to fnaxe out .
breakfast on Pacific avenue mud In his
wanderipgs be had fouud some rsst paint
and daabed his face in o very fantastic
manner. He was put In jail % await an
investigation as 70 his sanity.
There are bat seven cases OF detention ~
the quarantine house At present, and
Health 0fsleer Miller will discharge them
tomorrow. IL there IL no appearance OF
smallpox.
IN the new sectional land msps Just Is
sued by the Northern Pacific railroad. and
" hieh Is claimed 90 se geographically cor
rect. Mount stuart, In its relation 20 the
Cascade range. has been changed some
what rs also shows the new railroads be
Ing built IN the territory. among them the
81 Paul & Tacona Lumber Co = new road
from 0rslng TO the saecofskh valley: the
Vancouver & Yakima and the seattle, LAKE
shore Il Eastern as far ~ com psEsei. kad
the route OF the road sathered by Thomas
4. Nixon. tne Tacoms, Eflensburg & CoH<
coaully Railroad a Navigation Company.
Il SHOWN.
freproof vanis viii be erected adioEn-
f:sg the courthouse for district eustT1 rec
orszx A ssoss a. pfsesl Bile.
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WALLA wALLA, Feb. 20--The marriage
OF Carlotta. daughter OF Capt. Charles
kAweile. Y. 8. A., 10 Lieut. r. ID Lx.ekridge,
Y. 4 A.. occurred this evening af 81 Paul :
church. The bridesmaids were Miss
Susie lie Grow and Miss Gene boyer OF
this city. and Miss May Thosnnson OF
Portland; maid OF honor, Miss Kiftie
Rowelle; best man, Lieut.. Hall Of Van
couyer, ushers, fsieuts. Martin and Butler
of Vancouver, aud winn OF Fort wasls
Waila. A reception at the residence of
the brides father, 1t the garrison, occurred
Immediately after the ceremony, TO which
the officers aud ladies' of the garrison were
invited,
Miles c. Moore. W. +. winans, r. r.
Reese. Mr. Baumefsfer and :. M. Hin were
elected directors OF the recently ineor-
rorated street railroad company. The
capital was placed at 100000. In shares Of
800 each.
The new G. II. & N. steel bridge now
building across the snake at Ripafia, con-
sisis OF five spans. The first one OF the
spans is now In position.
An effort is being made to change the
location Of the Catholic cemetery to q
point nearer the city.
The City Council has ordered the reloca.
tion and construction OF large, flume
straight north on Fourth street TO the
creek, instead OF continuing IL down Main
10 Fifth, as now. also preliminary steps 10
open two new streets.
Thirteen conyicts from Seattle arrived at
the penitentiary last night Thirty more
arc expected soon from the same town.
supplementary articles of the Pttsburg
Consolidated Mining aud Milling C,pmpany
were filed this morning. DR.. n. q. iiial0ck.
X. J. Livingston, w. II. Reed, r. L. 3rophy,
A. /. Jones are directors; capita stock. .
{Soo0o: place of business, this city.
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IN THE SENATE.
The Report ON the Territorial Bill
Adopted without Division.

WksHESGToS, Feb. AIN the senate.
among the executive documents presented
wss one from the department OF labor.
with q syessisl report of the status of mar
riage and diyoFce IL the several states
Among the memorials presented sud re-
ferret Was one from the Nevada legisla-
ture. ASKING for suspension OF suits against
mining corporations ard individual min-
ers for curslng timber from government
land for frewond. inia8Rg aud domestic
purposes Also one from the California
legislature, &s 10 Chinese immigration
The committee on pubisc lands reported
the senate Bill Tor relief Of settlers 10 Biz
iings county, Oak. The bill gas passed
fi authorizes tbs ex.shaags Of lands on
whieA homestead seg ieEsenss weFe made
by salstske. for other ssuhlic land sifs the
Northern Pacific rails 81.
ssegsys offered q ~ sssmtloa. which, Was
referred 10 the comm iifes on coassngeaf
exgseaSes continuing he seiert committee
on Pas1flr TailrnzGs Essisi the indebtedness
OF al tie companies "a fhe government
shall sse adjusted, and tnssgaeklax the eeTn-
2assee "a examine y z@auslly7 sEriuz the
rsssaasx OF congress the sos.is os companies
aad the country ShroG n shseh fhey pass
saf the T.sarYsSe Of 4sz ssalalug Tie ability
cf THE EcFnF Faases TO ~ sseA sH1e zFrsSnssS-
and h1w Il can &c ~ aEit1sksd nS 70 az
vance The lufrresls 81 shs e1UntFy
thznash which they pass and stsssszt ~ The
inhahlgz1ks Fraso1aba fare AID lytsghk
The sena;e rcSur>cd cu1ssaexaHE-x 81 tie
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For printed matter of this won,
tse Choicest Property ali
pleased intenoing Purchasers.


ma
gushing
World
with that table land Of Ii
Of
would
whilst right form
eeve N and
tlnts
southern h. rapidly pushed
andss
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yIcroRIA's BRIGHT ROPES.


VICTORIA. b. G.. Feb. IA psfstion has
been presented to the iegis.ai:ure FOR 1
charter TO build . line OF raiimisy from a
point on or near Butte inlet 20 ihe British
Columbia boundary line. via Yellow
bead pass, Rocky mountains. under
the title of the Canadian 4. Western
Railway Company 90 connect with line
from the east and 10 connect with the
Island railway by ferry across S,eymourss
NarrowS. This woald make Nfefarfa the
terminus Of = trauscouiineHtai line. The
promoters comprise Ntetaris's heaviest
capitalists,
A deputatson waited on the government
regarding the Victoria & Westmi nsser rsia-
way. This line win run 20 Saanish penin.
sula, on the island. by the ferry TO the malu-
land and by railway thence 10 West
minister and Vancouver, bringing both
places within three hours OF Victoria
An amendment was introduced into the
school act to-day, making femah's eligible
Tor election AS school trustees In sites
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RggLix, Feb 2n-The Cologne tS1-eff<
says that Germany viii demand that the
United states arrest and punish Klein the
American correspondent, on the charge OF
leading the SaIn0ans against the Germans.
wAsHfxGrOS. Feb q. o.-secretsry Bay ard " as
to-Siay shown an Associated Press dispatch
from Berlin. IN waich II - stated thai the
Cologne fsa-sffe says Germany viii demand
of the United states government; the arrest
and puntshmsn, af Klein. the American
correspondent TIE secretary said if xss
the frst he had heard OF e. he added thai
aid not knew OF kiein's existence anf!l In
formed of II by the Germans. and said ne
had referred al the correspondence re-
celyess by him in regard 10 Klein 20 the
senate committee oa foreign relations. No
informs arss,n IA regard 20 the state of stairs
Ia samoa has been received St the stale 6e-
partnsent since the date Of the presidents 5
last message 10 congress On ibss ~ agecEs
BRaLrs. Feb sa1--Tbe Germans Ia S4rsiesa
are furious ever the escape 81 the Auaerf.
can Klein 70 san Franchises. Il is conteEaeed
here that the white book confsths posi-
tive evsaenfe clear enoagh 20 cor vtcf
Klein Of rep zSsss ats OF oyers hostility -
xsse GeFnAss and their naval f0ress aE
"a
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FRIENDS OF The MILLS BILL.
Proceedings Of the Tarir Reform
GonHaranna

CHICAGO, Feb. 20.--At to-day's session of
the tariff reform convention ]. O. Smith of
Ohio read a lengthy paper, largely statis-
teal, comparing the Mills bin and the SEN
ate substitute. l. was IN the nature OF a
defense Of the Mills bill
A. w. Thomas Of Ell Paso, Tex, said If
the senate bill became a law IL would kill
the new silyer-smeltfng Industry OF Texas
and the Southwest by Its duty on fiuxing
ore, which now comes from Mexico duty
free.
HENRY cEoEeE's IDEA WINS.
After several other addresses, Chairman
Hancock, OF the committee on resolutions,
read the following declaration:
"Firsr--We hold that Ii is the nafura
right OF every man to freely exchange his
labor or the product thereof to the best adj
ysnfage. We declare ourselves unalter-
ably opposed 70 the so-calied protective
system aud demand prompt abrogation of
all the protective features from the tariff
"second-we believe the American ma
ton win reach its full measure OF prosper
ity only by cnacfing at as early as possible
q day such legislation as will apply TO
American principle OF free trade between
the states to the United States in their rela-
tions to the world"
The committee, which was composed
half OF free traders and half of tariff. for
revenue men, had wrestied over this mat
ter for five hours, and finally, as q COM
promise. oGertd the report aS above, ID two
sections: that 1t might be conveniently d.
vided. When the reading was over a
lengthy wrangle ensued Finally a vote
was taken on the first section 1t was
carried almost unanimously. The big de-
bate was on the second part OF the report.
Henry George closed the fight for the
free traders, shouting that he was in favor
OF free, unrestricted trade. The chair
man finally put the question.
Tremendous roars for and againtf
went up, and the chairman shouted
that the second part of the resolution was
lost A storm of cries for a division arose,
bat the chairman peremptorily declared a
motion TO adjourn In order. The free
morrow.
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Is MARRIAGE A FAILUREs
Col. Carroll ID. Wright Contributes
Valuable Paper.

WASHINGTON, Feb. % - Commissioner
Wright, of the department OF labor. in his
special report ON the statistics OF laws re-
laung 10 marriage and divorce in the
United states from 1857 10 1886 inclusive,
shows that the number of divorces granted
In the United States increased from 1887 In
1867 TO q .5S5 In 1856. The total for the %
Years was s2s.7l6 During the last fiye
years OF the period of 80 yeaes. the states
OF Connecticut. Maine and Vermont are
the only ones showing q DECREASE of al.
yorces. Dakota shows the largest increase
OF divorces granted. Two hundred and
sixteen thousand seven hundred and
fhifty-eight. or 65 per cent of the whole,
were granted to wives, and Ill ,eS3 were
granted TO husbands.
The cause for which the greatest num-
Der OF divorces was granted is that of de-
sertion, being Id ,a57. or 50 per cent. of the
whole number. Commissioner says IL is
apparent thar the divorces granted for
drunkenness 1883. cannot be In any sense
OF the word representative OF the total
number in which drunkenness or intem-
perance is serious factor, and in few rep
resentatiyc counties where the inyestiga-
ton was carried outside the alleged causes
Il Is known that intemperancc was the
direct or indirect cause iu over % per cent.
OF the whole number of divorces granted
IN such counties.
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BLAINE's HAYTIAN POLICY.
The Coming Secretary Of State Said
to Favor Legitlme.

NEW IoRK, Feb. 2o.--The World has the
following: The evidence upon which the
seizure Of the steamship Conseryator,
made Monday night, was ordered by the
great part secured by Detective ]. C.. Me
han; an employe OF the Haytian legation.
Mehau said: "we don't expect to flnd
any arms or ammunition on board the Con
seryator, but we do expect TO hold her any
way for two weeks, until Blaine is made
secretary of state. Preston is an intimate
friend OF Blaine and has personal assur-
ance from him that the entire position of
the present administration in regard 10
Haytz and Legifime viii be reyolutsonized
and a vigorous foreign policy viii be en-
forced
A reporter asked Preston II Mehan spoke
a fool as 20 take Mehan into my conf.
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sANrA Rosa. Cal Feb 20--The town oi
Guerneyslie was almost entirely destroyed
by fire to-day. All the bnsidnss portion of
few residences standing. The IRE started
from defective fiue OF the Grand hotel.
and getting beyond control, spread 20 the
al Joining buildings. Several bu ldiBgs
were blown np in an attempt TO chick the
progress Of the flames. but II WAS Of no
avail. The total loss IL estimated al be
tween tsa5s. .00o asld 500. COO A bridge ~
Gently built by the county st cost Of
SlS.000 was also DESTROYED.
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x1na-y cfSa appropriation hin. An rhe
amendments rsPevsed from the coza ruisseF
hasing been acted upon. the senate took
un the amendment relative 70 the print,
Ing Of sorsrnneaf work hy steam sslEss
pEnting machines In the hu0an OF In.
reserved Yesterday The xmen5naez 4,
allows royalty for the use OF the ma.
cnsnes of q cents per i0e impressions. in.
stead 81 81, as provided by the house.
ssrakes ous the proviso OF the bill On that
subject and substitutes for II the follow
steam presses shall aerspt the ssse Per
lene sheets herein provided. the presses
snosi not De used By the government after
TIE close OF the present fiscal year. pro-
xided that there shall not be an increase OF
tne number OF steam plate prsnisng
Mssnines OF the Character now employed
IN the engra ing and printing burean.
ADMISSION or THE TERRITORIES
A long discussion followed. which was
interrupted by the presentation hv Plat
OF the conference report ON the bin for asf-
mission OF south Dakota as q state and
Tor the organization Of the territory Of
North Dakota The clerk commenced the
reading OF the substitute agreed upon by
the committee. locking 10 the adrsissfon
as states OF North Dakota, South Dakota,
Montana and Washington.
waen the reading was concluded. a
message from the house announcing the
signature By the speaker OF the direct tax
oiM was laid before the senate. aud the
olil, having been FIRST signed By the pre-
president
Consideration OF the conference report
was resumed After long discussion a
vote was taken and the report was agreed
70 without division
:. A message from the president. transmit
ting the report OF the secretary OF state.
with accompanying correspondence.
touching the case Of Lord Sackyille, was
presented and referred 10 the committee
ON foreign relations
Harris moved 10 proceed to executive
business. stating that his purpose was not
special but general. but motion TO ad-
5ourn was interpusei by Allison and car
ried-9 10 IL. SO the senate adjourned
without action on the sseam-press amend
nent to the sundry bill.
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FREIGHT ON CANNED GOODS.


San FRANCISCO, Feb. 20. -sIhe fruit.
packing companies have received notice
that the overland rate or canned goods.
been raised by the Transcontinenfsu Aseol
citation from the present rate of lilo 70
ti.2o per hundred. The managers Of the
packing companies in this city declare
that the new rate viii amount to prohih-
itory tariff and completely tie up the trade.
combining the market TO this coast The
increased rate amounts Ia an adyGnce of
go per car on fruits and vegetables, and
$40 On fish.
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A prav After Is Roends ;.

Los AxGgLEs. Feb. IA four oance
glove aght under the auspices OF lsu ash-
ietie club, for xi5D. between George Clark
of santa Barbara an6 KID Burns of Den
STvenfy-fre rounds were fought, .aking
about five hours Neither WAS basifY pan
ished. Clark was Ia better coalition.
Nothing was done In the first - n,unds,
and the crowd get disguised. In thsi next
three rounds Barns rushed. and 10 iooke ed
he rallied. The fight wek according 10
London rsrsxe ring rules
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INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 2o--There was an
exciting scene In the state senate this
morning. The Republicans claimed they
were subject 10 gag rule, and Seuat II John
son protested. The sergeautata arms threat
ened 10 remove him. The other Republi-
can senators gathered around him and
dehed him A general conflict seemed Inn
minent, bat quiet was finally restored. IL
is rumored that all the Republicans viii
quorum.
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ELLENsRURa NEWS.


ELLkNsRrna Feb. 20.--fi. II. Coifer of
the Arm OF singer 4 Golfer, building con-
tractors, has left the city between two suns,
leaving behind numerous creditors and his
partner 10 mourn his departure.
plat OF Smitherson's addition OF so
acres lying east OF town, was hsei with the
auditor to-day.
Another i0-acre addition, known as the
Lapointe ranch. lying west Of the city aa-
Joining the railroad track, has been plated
and win be placed On the market la short
time
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SHOOTING AT RosLyN.


ELLENsRrRs. Feb 20 - Considerable
shooting has been done during tho last
two nights al Roslyn by whifn miners,
about go of them still being left there
yet, their intcntion probably being 10 scare
the negroes. Last night four shots were
nred through negro's cabin. narrowly
missing the occupants
Sheriff packwood was called there to-
day. and will place strong quad in the
town, as serious trouble Is fear,.d II the
white miners cannot scare the negroes out.
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To Abo,i.h rriyate Entry.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 30.--The senate com
mifiee on public lands today considered
the bill providing that publlc lands now
subject 70 private entry shall IN future be
disposed OF only under the provisions oil
the homestead laws, and decided TO recon-
mend coacurrcns.e In the house amend.
menfS aud agree to the conference asked
for by the house
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THE FINEST BEAT IN TOWN.
Chinatown Police squad, Sam Fran
etsro. Paid by Gamblers.

SAN FRANcisn1, Feb. % Police SsrEeant
q. l.. Gano and Pa;roimen Thomas Crys-
tai, Gregory Robinson and John Mccarthy
Of the Chinatown police squad, were In
dieted last night sy the grand Jury aud ar
rested for taking bribcs from Chineie gam
blers. The men have been WATCHED for
some time, and Chief Crowley claims 70
have positive proof OF their guiit II IL
charged that The sergeant feceived $50
q week aud the patroimen $40
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OREGON LEGIsLATuEE.
Arosher willamrtse Bridge Censoi
sx~.x... .f p.wtfsua and ! q fsts b4

AALEA, Feb - The is0ase thss nIcxulng
naxse1 Dswe0nts . bill Increasing the uusa-
fer 81 railroad com NJ sssSoners frosr kH1 10
fnses. txer che sxto Of Essg. PvnnGyers a.
sha sesssSe did tse sane thing yestT-s&y-
Tne sass nos becomes law Eae kHpHo~
gfcAn rsseEn hers cauessSesa tsrfzizsf aaz4 ruEa
mated ]; r. fsal 0s Baker City, 0esss "
gossiz Of Don9fas egunts and kossrfx r.
Glow Of Pesk eauury 20 - eosnsatssas1ssssA
Igsx s 4 Issnaeeras, the Iaw FeqatsaEs zAss
sssslg fuss fss ttass cszsaxn ssaoaerx skaa Ae 0f
tbs same p<ssitss&s faith
Ybe c&aeuA also Haase the soia9Wlnz
r.ssainxxlnzs Fish CEN zaszssanerf tzgs
prexefaf kacnmheuts, T. &. kssts z, 4.
iseups1n ara u e CAmp5eli, pzss< cora.
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sAE FKsscIsco, Feb. 3os-This aftefnson
Emma Eenneft. employed ~ ssIesaofnsn
in the japanese goods store 81 &1S Kfarney
street, kept by George r. Marsh, khsE
suicide By shooting heFseif Ga the head.
Davis. no was hookkeernr Tor TED siors
on Front street. II seriously wounded. The
cause az tAe shooting II unkn0wn-
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I~f, aflI,aus 20 = uaus~keeper,

CHICAGO. FEB z4--Ths viii cf sne s& se
CEar2es ]. Hall. { sealtay real estate OWE
er, be4aeasaEHg aa estate esfiIeAaess ~
two 10 Ege millions. 10 Heless Culver,
kazssek esuer 0i the dersas4sst, was Hssss
here fo-ssy for probate TIE xass i
tonfrssed b rei2s5yss. she are uessns = !,
rsI.srss srassss-uopggs esMGfs KtEeeas. Ef
ssssss, IN ssssg lsssr. ssessEtsng Ida Z Ffxa4y-
Charles A.. f44 and H0FfeRse AAfaGcre .;
California. ehEIdren Of Ebsa T. SAr<Eaefx,
ssxegxSea 500 as ssssasaEs @zGsfssxs
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Conrres. Cann.t CHECK cambling.

wAsHISeTeS, Feb. 2o.--The house com
mIttee on agriculture decided 10 report
adversely the bills introduced last session.
10 punish dealings in future In agricu tnral
products. and 4, prohibit fictitious and
gambling transactions in the price OF srtl-
cies produced by American farm Industry.
on the ground that congress has no iuris-
aifefllri nvfr the matter.
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st,anwr au<g Fa,ai aaaAarnt.

FEssxo. Fsfs g gsekAra Bjekans. fore
nz1s aE q gsag ~ caFpeaseys - wofs On a
building neFt. fhls naesalng eafeIesHiy
ftsrns Asa faas. tssnExslIEsg sttAGea s~ves
yer. lEfo SIS tssoI.ehsFg. = ben the 9isapou
aas isena "a. tile hAil pseFtse8 lscgiIlpgss
hzsars aaasz kSlisug sIus insanity