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duties which he has been instructed BY the
National wool growers association to ask to
have inserted in the bill were Che said) not
At all prohibitory and only 10 . limited extent
protective.
Mr.. Bayne suggested, in order to save time
and to give other gentlemen an opportunity to
address the committee that Mr.. lawrence 9
manuscript be printed without being read To
this suggestion Mr.. Lawrence sasented,
with the condition that he would
make q condensed statement orally of
what his manuscript contained and then
hand over the manuscripts to the official
reporter. That course was adopted and Mr..
Lawrence went on with his remarks. he made
the point that If the carpet manufacturer had
an adequate compromising duty en- carpets Gas
the wool growers asked he should have) pro-
tective duty on the wool could not injure him.
Capt 8. p snider Of Minneapolis, Judson NJ.
Bemis Of Boston and Frank Barry, secretary Of
the Millers' National association, will appear
before the committee tomorrow to make an AZ
rangement for the repeal Of the duty on jute.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.

| THE BILL FOR EXTENSION OF CITY STREETS.
The memorandum which was submitted to
! the Commissioners yesterday by Maj. Raymond
relative to the bill for the extension of the
streets and avenues of the District Of Column
bia, and which was printed in yesterdays STAR,
was not Maj. Raymond's final report on the
| bill. The memorandum was made by one Of
his assistants some time ago, and, while it con-
tanned his views. was not strictly speaking, bis
| report. He will take the memorandum ~
| printed and from that make his report in .
few days.
REGULAR FIREMEN NOW.
Having served satisfactory probationary
term OF SIX months the following members OF
! the fire department were today regularly APP
| pointed. George BOhlayer, fireman; VIM.
coleman. hostler; G. r. Ash. John II. Steep.
James I. Rossiter, VIM. +. Lanahan and John
NJ. Barry, jr.. privates
FOB THE ATTORNEY TO DECIDE.
Some days ago, as heretofore printed in The
STAR, one of the engineers in the engineer de-
partment engaged in surveying certain streets
| in Anacostia found it necessary to enter upon
the private grounds of Mr.. o. W. Guerdum and
cut of the top of tree for the purpose of max
ing his lines for the new streets. Mir. Guerdum
complained to the Commissioners. and said he
| would look to them for the damage done to his
| tree which he placed at $50. As has been here
tofore printed Attorney Riddle decided that
| the engineer who did the work should be made
to pay for ii. Such decision as this, il cor
rect. WOulu cause the an immense
amount OF trouble, as 1t would be simply i'm
possible for them to run a line across private
property without the owners consent
Capt. Rossell today referred the matter to
Major Raymond, with the recommendation that
it be submitted to Attorney Hazc.ton for an
opinion as to whether tn. District Commits
sIoners had right to issue orders to 20 over
private property for the purpose of securing
lines for certain streets.
BIDS foa BUILDING SEWERS
The Commissioners today opened the bids
for the construction of 4.340 feet of brick
sewer which were to have been opened at noon
yesterday. The following we're the bidders:
III. +. Taltv-on all, S4.S7. AndrewGleeson.-2,o0 600
feet on 18th street. $685. 1000 feet on Rhode
Island avenue. SOL W. II. Moore-lst street
between d and T, $3.50; on Rhode Island
avenue between 7th and 10Th streets, "a. 95; on
18th street between G street and PENNSYLVANIA
avenue. 1925. b. ]. Coyls--on all, S47a. The
| award will be made tomorrow.
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AN EPIDEMIC OF SNEEZING.
PremonitOry Symptoms Of La Grippe
Appearing in the Departments.

Hundred Of sneezes heard in the Treasury
department today are regarded as the
sure precursors of "la grippe" Ur
to the present time the supreme au.
thorities at the Treasury are not officially
aware of the existence in their midst of the
'fuenza, but the indications are favorable to q
development of it within the next two or three
days.
At the State, War and Navy building there ID
no especial promise Of the epidemic, nor have
Its distressing symptoms made their appear.
ance prominently in the big brown building
over which Attorney General Miller
reigns A number Of bad colds have been re.
corded in all the departments, but cases of the
roal genuine grippe" have been few up to the
present time.
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He Seems to be Iunocent.

NEW YoRK, Jan. S-Luis Cortez, secretary Of
the municipal council Of Havana. who was ar
rested on arriving here last night charged
with embezzlement OF S200, 900, was today ar
raigned before United States Commissioner
Lyman and remanded to await further instruc-
tons from Cuba. Cortez denies the chargemade
and none OF the missing bonds or money with
which he is accredited with having stolen were
found in his possession
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A Narrow ESCAPE.

MISNEAPoLIs, MINI, Jan. AT 10 80 a m.
the main building OF the state university was
discovered to be on fire. 1t looked for o time
as II the whole building would go.
The whole fire department was called out,
and, after an hours nard II sht, obtained con-
troll OF the tire. The loss will be confined
mostly to the roof and upper part OF the build
ing. 1t WIS narrow escape for the whole
building. No students were in the place at the
time. Two thousand dollars will cover the
damage
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MR.. WINDOWS PLAN.
A Pretty Safe Report That 1t VIII Be
Adopted by the President.

New YORK. Jan. s.-The Evening Suns WASH
ington correspondent says that the President
has finally decided to adopt Secretary VIM
dom's recommendation that the government
shall accept silver bullion and issue certificates
therefor at the market rate. the certificates to
serve as currency, and that the President will
soon send a message TO Congress on the sub
iect
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MARRIED..

BFAT0N-JoNES. On Thursday. January 3 1900
al go pm. ny the nev. J. j. Muir assisted by the
iey. hona- Jones' father Il the bride ct the family
rvslaeuce, ChAhLEo SOkMAA BEAIUN VI New
York To BLANCHE tllER JONES OI tins city 2ts
DANlDSOS-PORrER At LangdrulGl, the resi-
dence Of Gen X Z. Drum. January =, 1890 by Rev
y 4. Graham, n BRADLEY DAVIDSON % Mis-
MARY ID. tOhIEE. NJ cards.
FoX-ENING. At Cha.t4not ga Tenn on Tuesday,
December 81, 1889 Dy hev. Geo. W. Duaibeu DR.
WILLIAM II. lUA of Washington, ID. O., 20 Miss
MALNl-NE u. EMING .; ChstLAnooss.
hEAhAEf-suLliEAS; Al 81. Johns church. Chi
u. d., Mr.. J. J. KEA..NEa JR., of Chicago md Ma
MlNIk KID SULLIVAN OF llyIuouth, Ind.
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Counterfeit Liquors.

CINCINNATI, ONO. Jan. S.-The premises OF
the Globe company, Wholesale liquor dealers,
were searched by warrant upon complaint OF
an agent for brand of liquors who attested
that this company was counterfeiting their
brand. The result was the discovery not only
Of counterfeits OF this brand but Of nearly every
other well known brand. In some cases the
cases foy shipment were initiated, and to pro-
tect them from observation in transit they
were provided with plain outer cases.
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Lake Navigation Open.

SHEBoYGAS, MICH., Jan. 3-This is probably
the most open winter ever known here. There
is no snow, the lake is entirely free from ice
and the trees show signs of budding. Had not
the light houses been closed boats could have
been plying through the straits as in midsnm-
mer. The OsceOla, which is due through the
straits at any time, bound for Manitowoc, will
meet with no difficulty in reaching her destina-
ton. Some vessels are still freightng lumber
between Dulcan City and points above.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-03
A Charge That .hngered Her.

CLINTON, Mo-, Jan. 3.-Maj. Harrison Bohan-
nan and wife of Bloomington have been ar
rested and placed in the Jail here charged with
having killed their child about November %.
They both appeared surprised that they should
be accused of SO heinOus a crime, and the
mother, though only seventeen years old
seemed rather euraged than grief stricken at
the charge.
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Officers Elected.

At the last regular meeting Of the Improved
Order Of Heptasophs UO.H.) the following
officers were elected for the ensuing term Zone
Year,, and will be installed January II, 1890:
VIM. Hebrew, archon; Smith Thompson, pro-
vost; Fred G. Shaw, prelate; w. H. Knots, SEQ
Rotary; John s. Tomlinson, fnancier; w. III.
Hodges, treasurer; E. 3. Lafferty, inspector:
John A. Noel, warden; John G. Slater, senti,
mel; DR.. John Waters. medical examiner.
Good Will Lodge, No. IA, ]. o. NJ, has elected
officers for the ensuing term a. follows: w. p.
Fuse, VIM; H. 8. Tebbs, i'm; r. s. Neikirk.
rec. sec. (second term); Jul Schoenthall, fn'
Sec; Edw. Journey, treas. (second termj: g.
W. Ballinger, chap; +. T. J. Murphy, con-
ductor.
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JACKSON IS COMING.
He Accepts Sullivan's Challenge to
Fight For 90, 900 Side.

LONDON, Jan. 3.--Peter Jackson. the colored
Australian pugilist, has sent cable dispatch to
the United States announcing his acceptance
OF the challenge of John L. Sullivan to fight
for FL 900 a side. He will sail for New York
on January Is on the steamer Adriatic.
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Where They Think He Ia.

FREEPoRT, ILL, Jan. 3.-Howard Hunt Of
Spring Grove. in this county, is alleged to have
absconded with several thousand dollars OBJ
tanned from the banks Of Monroe, Wis. man
named Loss rented Hunts farm and gave notes
for 5000. Hunt raised money on these and
borrowed all the cash he could. It is thought
he il in Canada
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The Missing Pay Clerk, Jones.

There has been no further developments in
the case Of Mr.. B. A. Jones, the missing pay
clerk under Major Goodloe. There was .
rumor around town today that he had been
seen by porter on q Pullman car
some som time since his disappearance, but
not be traced to its original source.
Major Goodloe is as much in the dark as any
one else about the whole matter. He has aban-
doned the theory of Mr.. Jones' death, but be-
yond that he cannot 60.
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Other Lands Than Ours.
RAILROAD STRIKE IN IRELAND.


DUBLIN, Jan. S.-The porters employed by
the Dublin, Wicklow and Wexford railroad
company have struck for an advance in their
wages. Trains Ola the road are running irregu-
larry and the express has been withdrawn ell
tirely. The company will endeavor to engage
men to take the places of the strikers. The
porters are supported in the strike by the EN-
ployes of other lines.
cRIsPIs GOT IT.
ROME. Jan. 3.-Prime Minister Crispi is i'll
with influenza.
SCHOOLS CLOSED.
MUNICH, Jan. 3.-The influenza prevails to
such an extent in this city that it has been
found necessary to close the schools.
GAYARRE.
MADRID, Jan. 3.-Operatic performances in
this city will be suspended until after the fu-
neral of the celebrated tenor Gayarre, who died
of influenza. The extent o. the mourning for
Gayarre is remarkable. The tenor was popular
with all classes and was confidently regarded
by all Spaniards as well as by many outside of
Spain as the greatest of tenors.
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COWBOYS in Court.

The two cowboys. John Pollard and Braxton
Edgmont, sentenced in August last by the US.
court at Fort Smith for horse stealing and as
sault, appeared in the Criminal Court today on
the charge Of assault with intent to kill Rich
ard E. Dinsmore on November II. 1t is alleged
that on the day in question one put fork in
his pocket and the other piece Of pipe, and
when Mr.. Dinsmore demanded that they give
them up they attacked him. The
boys acknowledged that they were SEN
fenced from F. Smith, one for cutting
boy and the other for stealing horse, and
they intended to make their escape. Pollard
said he was rounding up stock when boy
drew pistol and threatened to shoot him and
he knocked the pistol away and cut him with
an old knife. Mr.. Leroy Wilson appeared for
the prisoners and claimed that they could not
be held for intent to kill and that the wounds
on the boys showed that the affair was hardly
an assault.
The jury brought in q verdict Guilty Of as
sault," and a sentence Of eight months in jail
was imposed,
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America Leads the World

IN taste and the refined customs OF civilization,
the evidence of which lis, thai OF 2 454 JO4 cases
OF champagne imported into the United States
during the last ten years, over rs per cent was
"G. h. Mumm's Extra Dry" whose imports
were over 100000 cases in excess of any other
brand. Qualify VIII tell
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Death of Mr. Patterson.

New York, Jan. 3.-Geo. I. Patterson, a we'll
known stationer and blank book manufacturer,
who retired from active business about six
months ago, died today of heart failure.
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Now He Is a MOnsiRnor.

ST. JOHN, NIB, Jan. 3.-very Rev. Thomas
Connolly, Roman Catholic vicar general Of this
city, has been created a monsignor by the pope
He is the first priest in this diocese to receive
the distinction.
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Two Dead. One ,Jumped

CHILLicoTHE, No.. Jan a-The boiler in a
saw mill exploded yesterday morning and in
ssantly killed John Runkle and Vim. Hughes, I,
brother OF the proprietor. Jack Howe, al
employe, jumped into Grand river at the criti-
cal moment aud was only slightly hurt
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What It Costs to XIII Milliona,re..

BOSTON, JAM 3-Guiseppe Ignatius De Lucia,
who killed Edward Cunningham. the million
aire, Of Milton, Mass, while poaching on the
latter's estate, was at Dedham today sentenced
to nfteen years In the state prison. De Lucia
was indicted for naanslaughser and self-defenss
was pleaded in excavation.
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Death Of Mr. Rliea

NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-Wm. Bliss Of the firm of
Bolton, Bliss q Dallett, owners Of the Red D.
line Of steamships to VENEZUELA. is dead. He
contracted a severe cold q week ago which de-
velOped into acute pneumonia.
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Trying to StoD ssCorner,n~ >,

CHICAGO, Jan. ga suit was begun in the
circuit court today which makes now depart
ure in board Of trade corners, and, IL it il sus-
tanned, cornering commodities may become q
thug of the past The complainants are Lamson
Bros. d Co., and they hled q bill against
Boyden Co., Of the board of trade, 70 compel
. discovery by the latter of the details Of q
corner in No. cor1 for November delivery,
engineered by them month before last and also
to get back ~, 900 which Lamsou Bros. 4 Co.
say was extorted from them by Boyden 4 Co.
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Fell From the Roof.

About 10 o'clock this morning John Merritt,
nineteen years old, timer, while at work on q
new building at Tenleytown fell from the second
story and was badly injured. He was removed
to Providence hospital in the 7th precinct pa
troll wagon and was attended BY DR.. Gilpin
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A Maniac Murderer Caught.

New YORK. Jan. 9.-"Crazy Hannes," who
murdered his employer, Nicholas Miller, the
squatter, on West End avenue last night, was
Captured by the police shortly after midnight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-03
He Beat His Music Unt

NEW Yonx, Jan. 3.-Louis Nathal. the we'll.
known author. musician and composer, died nj
the French hospital last night from pneumonia
superinduced by Ia grippe.
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Baltimore Markets !,

BALTIMORE. Jan. 3-Cogton quiet-middling,
10Hal0A. Flour duh, Northumberland street
and western super, 2.2oa:.s5: do: extra, 2e0a
60 extra H9 winter E xSea, n E
46Oa490; spring do do, 5.0oa5.2 do. do. straight,
42oa4.75; do. do. extra. 360a4.0O. Wheat-south-
ern fairly active and firm; Fuitz, 73aS3 Long
berry. 74ss4; No. 2, 80: steamer, 75k; western
arr. 79ka7sx; February, sl,.ssl q: March, s3a
83k: May, S63saS6a. Corn - southern quiet,
rather easier; white. 30a37 yellow, 3las5 western
:ISs Mach ssay
a3S; steamer, :3a331S. Oats quiet and very steady
southern and Pennsylvania, 2sa3l; western
white, 30a31; do. mixed, .sa29k; graded No Z
Hay quist-prims 70 choics timothy, IaooaI3S0.
Provisions quiet, nrm-mees pork. lO5OaI 1 90.
buik-mea loose shoulders,a clear rib Sides 5k
sugar picked shoulder, 5H; sugar-cured smoked
lard, renned. IN. Butter easy-creamery. 23a3a
Regs steady-western, 22a23 Coffee dulI-kio
cargoss fair, 19k. sugar dall-A soft. 81 Cop
per nEm.ssnnsd,, isSai Il Whisky s,esdy-i.io
nrm. shaping higher-nour per ton In sacks, 2Os.:
grain per bushei, Cd. Cork for orders-5s a5s:,d
kecsipe-nour. % 0O0 barrels; wheat II, 900 BUSH
els. corn. 1e3.o0o bushels: osts. 1000 bushels;
corn, $4,000 bushels. baies--whsat asO. 600 bush.
els; corn, Los. 900 bushels.
BALTIMORE. Jan a-Baltimore and Ohio stock
10lk; consolidsted gas bonds. 112kall3K; do.
stock, 4SsASk.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. Jan. (eiosins,. Wheat irregular
Corn steady-January, 2p,I: Februsry. 2sx:
May, SO asked. Oats steady-January 20s: FEB.
rrary. 2ok asked; May, asS. WHISKY, iO2 PORK
saSs7S Is1d rsSa.sy as MAJ.
6s5a5:S7h; May. doo. Short ribs weaker-Janu,
AZ, <67h; February, 40; Nay, Ls5aAS7k.
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THE CRONIN CASE AGAIN.
Judge Mcconnell Will Consider the Mo-
tion for New Trial January ID.

CHICAGO, Jan. "a letter from Judge Nc
Connell, who is now in the country, says the
application for a new trial in the Cronin case
will be taken up by him Monday, January 10,
and that he will devote a week to hearing the
motions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-03
Wall Street Today.

NEW YORK, Jan. S.-As compared with the
closing prices of last evening opening prices at
the stock exchange this morning we're quite
irregular. though generally from II to g per
cent higher, and Louisville and Nashville was
exceptional among the active stocks with gain
OF e. Extreme dizziness marked the dealings
but strong tone was again displayed and frac-
tional advances were the rule over the entire
list Lackawanna and Missouri Pacific were
the most prominent in the upward movement
however, each rising Is per cent, followed by
Chicago, st. Louis aud PIttsburg preferred and
Heading. The improvement among the others
was confined to the smallest fractions while
lead trust lost some OF its advance OF Yesterday
declining from II to 203s. though most of this
was afterward recovered. Union Pacific aud
Oregon Short Line were quoted ex-rights
which, in the case of Union Pacific, were worth
from to Is Illinois coal, the new security
introduced In the unlisted department yester-
day, sold at it's highest point, 255s. The active
stocks were Reading, Lackawanna, lead trust
and Missouri Pacific. At IL o'clock the market
was dull but strong at the best prices reached.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-03
Range of the Thermometer Toda,

The following we're the readings at the sie-
nal Office today: SAM, AZ; pm, So; maxi
mum, 50; minimum. AZ.
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Held for the Grand Jury.

After the court had disposed Of the grave
robbing case the arguments in the case Of
Msher, the young mechanic charged with
stealing q wrench from the navy yard, we're
heard and Judge Miller IN summing up said
he had never had case of just this sort and it
troubled him greatly. He did not really wish
TO hold the man, but from the authorities there
seemed no other course but to hold the defend
ant for the grand Jury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-03

Any ONE CAN TAKE CARTER's LITTLE LIVER
"A Pills they very small No trouble 70 swal
Ow. No pal4 grIYin. after taking.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-03
Mary Anderson Conf. e Back.

LONDON, Jan. SIT is announced that Mary
Anderson vii open a dramatic season at the
Broadway theater, New York on October %
next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-03
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS

VJABITUAL CONSTIPATION CURED AND THE
bowels strengthened by the eulsr use ii carter
Little Liver Pills small doses Don't forget this.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-03
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock Market,

The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York stick IArket, reported by special
wlte " Corson aud mccartney, Ala street:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-03
CArARHH Hay FEVER CArARrHL

NEW HOME TREATMENT.
Sufferers generally that these diseases
are contagious that they due to the preseuce OF
living nTzsites ia the lining membrane of the nose
ard eustac han tubes Microscope research, however,
this be and the result 10 that sim
lie remedy has been formulated whereby these cis-
from to three simple applications made at home
by the two weeks pamphlet explain
ing is sent free application by
A. h. DIXON & son, 331 and 3s9 West hing street,
Toronto, Canada -ChTltldn Guardian.
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CRIsPI's GOT IT.
SCHOOLS CLOSED

ROME. Jan. s.-Prime Minister Crispi is III
with influenza.
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Prelates Charged With Intimidation.

TORONTO, Jan. Am election of separate
school trustees occurred on Wednesday, when
ali the candidates who favored secret ballot
voting in such elections were defeated. Pro-
tests were entered yesterday against the cleo
ton OF Father Gibbons and Vicar General
Iaurante, on the ground that the former had
Inundated voters and that the latter was an
alien
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-03

Ex-senator and late Consul TO Hong Kong r
Z. Withsrs u living ct Wythsville, Va
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10 TESTIMONY 10 CONNECT HIN wrrs rxr pxsr-
GRAFTON OF THE GRAVE or Mrs. currr-rup
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NOT DR. A. WHO yuNPEp rRoM rHr sroor.
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A TEXAS SHEEP GROWER.
He Enlivens the Ways and Means Com.
mittee Today.

DEMOCRAT But A PRorEcTroNIsT--wHArT Hl
MILLS BILL WOULD HAVE DoNE-PRoHIBlrIoN
IN THE TEXAS cAMPAIeN-oTHER Yx4soSs
HEARD.