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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-03-23
WEDNESDAY. MARCH %, 1892.
TWELVE PAGES.
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The farmer hauls everything he uses
over the roads To and from the market,
and ii is easily seen that he pays more for
his transportation than anyone else be-
cause OF the great resistance offered by
earthly, sandy or muddy roads"
Prof. HAUPr saws that the cost Of q good
average road. with rolling topography,
varied soil and fair material should not
exceed 5000. Good roads are built
under favorable conditions for $1,000 to
5000 per mile. Prof. HAUPr regards the
system of working out the taxes" as
delusion and a snare. He has given the
subject long and careful study and his
suggestions are we'll worthy of consider.
alton By every Indiana farmer.
Two Republican Records.
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THE following is an Associated Press
dispatch Of Monday night

THE following is an Associated Press
dispatch Of Monday night
PrrTsBCRG, March l4-Almost one hun
bred men have been discharged at the
Homestead steel works OF CARNEGIE,
PHIPPs & Co. at Homestead, the last
three weeks, and on saturday over three
hundred more were discharged. They be-
longed TO al the various departments.
The move Is one OF retrenchment rather
than on account Of lack OF orders.
The five hundred men whoare now look
in0 for means Of livelihood will doubt
less rejoice that "the move is one of re-
trenchment rather than on account OF lack
OF orders They will observe that CAR.
NEGrE, PHIrrs Il Co. are still getting the
benefit OF protection, and this will doubt.
less satisfy them.
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AFTER all, we do not think Judge
WooDs' experience has been such as to
tempt other ambitious jurists to follow in
his footsteps.
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IT may have been % to 24, or ii may
have been % to %, but the fact remains
that Judge WooDS got his vindication { p
by just one vote.
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Two Republican Records.
1876 1892
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LamOng, Ind, Feb. 20.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-19

An Old gold miuo near Georgetown.
Cal. long since deserted 10y rs owners.
b still visited BY minors who tako on
an occasional grub stake.
Horny Fraser, uu old Georgetown
miner, went into tho mine ten days ngo
TO work q claim about milo under,
ground. He lost his candle and matches
and was unable 10 iinl bis way amon,.
tho hundreds Of passages.
For ton days ho wa. without food.
wator or light and suffered untold
ngorics. His friends grew aud0uB uI
his long absence AMI started ont in
search Of him. rl-y Immediately TO-
paired TO tho mino and found him more
dead than alive, about u milo from tn,
mouth OF tho tunnel.
Tho mine IL under an old river chan
ncl, md vHrils from % to 100 feet in
width. This has bean an worked ont
leaving an irregular chamber from 10 Ia
II feet in height, Oiled with rucl,s mii
gravel. To reach this channel Frass.
hud 10 pass through a tunnel 200 feet iu
longlh. 1t was only nftor tircsome
search that his friends found him.
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All the French Ministers Tender Their
Resignation 10 the Presi.
dent.
THE CHAMBER or DEPUTIES Is
THE CAUSE OF IT.
The Formation or New Iinistry COn.
sidcrcd q Dinicult
Task.
TuL ERENCn MINISTRY.
Tender rhsir designation to Prcsid,ui
Cnfnot.


PARIS, Feb. H. All tile members
o' inu French ministry have rendered
.hvir rtsignatiUus to President Caruot.
Tie cause Of thr rcaignntian Of tho
ministry wsa the action ~ the cham.
uegi ~ deputies In connection with the
blli dealing with associations.
lhis afternoon NJ. Hubbard de-.
mhndcd urgency iut tDu bin ~ q reply
10 thc altitude VI the French bshop.
NJ, tnssngnac je1ignuird the bill -
an ihlquiIUuH measure.
itoirIgr DE Freycinct denied TINT
the meaaur, was Intended ~ an act of
persecution Of the Churoh, or that il
h,ed he regarded ~ the precursor Of n
.clhta.iou Of church aud saio. He
warmly commented the couuillatOry
spirit .of The Pope. lie added: "Wo
WIN deuhti,ss be called upou some day
u treat with the Vatican on tho
religious question. A portion Of tho
CLERGY may possible refuse to enter
upon tho path pointed out to
ihym, hut universal suffrage win
judge between the two pOlicits.v In
conclusion NJ. DE FruyCinct gave Az.
sent TO the demands for urgency,
though hutaid that he would mol give
~ hA'NNhAf WV FlbulNfAlGt u NJ
liubhatd'B motion. Finally NJ. De
tf"yciuot sgain arose. aud demanded
thltthc order Of the day be moved in.
lic1ting thc yiows Of the chamber ON
the subject.
In accordance NJ. BoiSBetln moved
lhat The government DO requested TO
continue IT. Republican policy.
NJ. De FreyClnot accepted the mo-
ton anu intinIatod that he considered
II cabinet question.
The vote Ofthe chamber being taken,
W. bolssrflu'H motion was rejected
800 IA 9u9.
The ministers recognizing defeat,
Immediately LETT the house In body,
Ihe chamber then rejected the uT-
gtncy motion by a vote Of .SG TO .II.
lht crisis, which was completely un.
iof'een when Abe chamber met. WIS
brought about by coalition u the rad
lci,ls aud tie night. The division r..
ypalod "a radical strength OF lDl votes,
which VIII not suffice 70 constitute a
govurnmcntal majority. Hence Il IL
sgtred that the formation Of new
ministry IL difficult task.
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asking far Information ~ Ia the an.
th)niy by which tbtil per cont. loan
was extended.
IL WIS ordered tbat when the l,ou.,
adjourned Friday. II shall h, 10 meet
on Iuesiay. This order vns trt,u l.,
enable member to accept the invita-.
ton to yilit Chicago.
Mr. Geuy (Cuh) from the committee
on foreign tilAifa, reported the hill Tor
the exelusl0n Of Chinese.
The House thun went int, committee
o. The whole on tho Indian nppr5pria.
lion bill.
During ihe cours0 OF the general de-
bate on the indiun Appropriation Mll
MI. Bland tent 10 tho Glerk's desk and
hau read circular lr.icPwriitcu hy
Mr.. Harter 10 the various Grand Army
posts, IN dcnunciaiiOn NJ the frtr al.
yer bin ant advising the members ut
The posts 10 urge cuugtct ,mun 10 vote
against ii, az 10 would prove Jrlrimpu.
tal to tho intpul. of the lepsiou,rs.
This circular Nc. Bland characterised
aS hulldu2ing dlCuGgut. II wa. am
Cu0ft tp intimidaiO tue mumhrrs aud
PM OF the buildozlnr tactics OF tic
mllliDuHifa class which have always
been carried on iu opposition To
measure which would give i.ue silver
to tie county. He denounced IL ng
unfair aud unbecoming 10 the dignity
Of q member.
Mr.. HaFtcr admitted the authorship
0t the circular letter To Mpn who
were afraid to have The expression Il
their opinions nadu public such y cir.
CJlar might seem b. bee luIluziug. flo
wa. not q millionaire, nor was ut i.u
owner of any national uyul. He wa.
more ci o FARMER than .hO gent rmsn
from Missouri. He was ~ much %.
posed 10 giving ,hc silver bullion pros
dUccrs tao earnings Of The people 80
DO Wnl 10 giving ihOu 90 the manu-
lgc.uiers. II the fec coinage biil
passed, Il would elect Benjamin liur.
rIsJn iof second term; ANA this would
be- done BY "a Democratic House, under
the Leadership 81 tho geutlcmlu from
Missouri. lie would like 10 my the
members " tOnrtess with "A 7U.CCh'
dollar aud see how they would like u.
II anything should DO made Legal
tender IL should bo the corn az kausas.
and not The silver OF Colorado.
MIR. Bland had Mr.. H,uer's lilo.
graphy, ~ published In the "Col.
BrJ siuual Directory" read, In orier
10 show that his business life was fuuut
a. a banker aud manufacturer.
Silver was then laid aside, ami cou-
siuJ5atiou of tho Indian bin rr umud,
Ar smith (AT1.) criticisilg some Of
its features, especially the 0ppfupr!a.
ton Tor the Carlisle school. Tn. Nill
was generally discussed until adjourn
menl.
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Mr. Sexton said that mover iu his
Parliamentary experience had no seen
go incompetent q bill.
liOu.W VILLAIN Redmond regarded the
hil, ~ q i'ath.b,d repentance, because
me suv, rumout ala not dare appeal 10
ihu county on lis cDcrcive policy
alone Ii wa the most tudicd insult
Nir. Baliour had ever leycicd ut The
i.ish people.
The bilI passed the flrst reading, mud
Mr. ba'iouf hNcd the second reading
Tor March ard.
The Liberals are eXullant, regarding
the ni'l 1901 the fngl blow to tbu govern
months chances Va the coming general
election. Both secti0uH 81 ihc Irish
mrmugrs intend 10 oppose tno bill TO
their utmost.
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Speaking Of pickpookOts, tho thieves
OF that class who give tho police the
most trouble ana go. away with moro
money aud purses are, As a rule, urchlus.
none II whom are more than thirteen
yoau old, Incy get into "a crowd and
pretend they arv looking ut tho diaplays
ga Che shop windows. Thcya arc Just tan
enough q" roach womuns pocket or
handbag and 20 got into mans over.
cont pockets. Thoy pass tho property
stolen to coufodontcs md got IL out Of
the WAY w soon Ua possible -lntoryiow
=" 49, Luuis Globe D-mocr4E
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Marriage by abduguou was by uY
means uncommon Ia the early ages. Ih,
daughter OF the king Of Argus was alb.
Quoted by o phwn,eiau; tho Crooks c,.
rod oil Eu'9ua from Tyre ana Modoa
from Colehis.
Next 70 Che abduction OF tho fair
Heleu, perhnl, tho most remarkable il
ils political consequences WIS the King
OF Lciustcrs taking away at the wife OF
u noishboriug petty sovereign, ORourke
Of Brgini.
Tho king OF Counaught avenged III,
insult ana dove from tho throne hiB
brother Of Loiustcr, who appealed TO
Henry IL OF England FOR aid to recover
his lost sovereignty Tho Norman con-
quest Of ireland followed with long
centuries Of war and devastation
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wAsHINGroS, Fob. ls.--The sub.
committee OF the Senate committee on
judiciary listened this morning to an
argument In opposition 10 the Wash.
burn bill made by Samuel Alerton Of
IllinOiR, VINO stated that he had been "a
practical farmer for tho past thirty
years. lie said that the pTumpter Of
this hin seemed 10 DO tho "mill COM
bine" controlled by English capital.
Il was designed TO destroy the Chlcapu
market. the greatest market centor i'm
the world. Nllorion reported that, II
culture" trading In Chicago were
limited and hamperod by laws, tie
market jhcro would be destroyed, nnl
the milleTs " Minnesota could buy
their wheat cheaper.
Senator Waahburn stated that II was
not In the Interests Uf the miller 10
have cheap wheat.
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Wauts Anii.op,ton Lcgi'iaiuso
uotRysd.

~. PAU, Fob. Is pr.idout
Blcun %. the AilwuukOe hunrioftmuc,
M rrralfo o. that bUdy, reques,oo the
uoufp committee Ola agriculture that
legislation io jclayg on The anti
option h.ll, and That Iour uiaiuual In
vesurstion Of the subject 81 "fuiur,,"
b. iladr during the recent Ipu-u,ss.
Hu uaiutainci thas,he syslom enabled
producers 10 dispose u thcIr CROPS
more readily than would othctwi.u be-
the ease.
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SAN FRAHCIsCD, Feb. ls,-Advicu-
from Apia, Samoa, tate that Import.
mi change have taken place Ia the
political situation lhuEo. Er.klng
that Ihose who have been advising
thom that America would Husiain
them IN their difficulties with Nellie.
On have been misleading them, aud
there are prospects ~ AN early settle.
ment OF the trouble. The people are
still dissatisfied with the actions Of
baron Won Pilsach aud Chief Ju-tiye
tcdarcnntz, Gpp9intces Of the treaty
powc'-, anu are AuXiuusly RwHitiu +.
the time for "a RECOMMENDATION oi the
treaty Ia June.
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w .HsNf 90 taAla NsN'li
The H,s ,ameu,cd Jeanne Yellow
plush n m, htgmc.J moments u.f.
surpassed touch which wc find u 10
recent description Of q funeral On NOv
Aorla Among ihaf0 present HUs D.
lvu'l nniu vino j. uUt IN uuy usU o.
.Il"'man nor seeker ot A.w.4u.
noi0riop. llU he uy,fv rich man. h1U
over, aud tbs fact evidently filled th.
pn-crUut Jcamgs' ouz4um with awe and
reverence.
"Iho young man." says Jcanus. With
halcd breath, whose wealth 30 com.
putci nc over Hlty millions, stood au
attentive, doyout ard sad participant In
tho umnguios,' his "pIl, fnco. tluggd
just beneath tine cars with tufts OF black
whis'ou, worca melancholy expression.
lie was atiirad ia o neat fitting suit ut
hlncS, black gloves and tic. lc stood
when .A' congregation rose, lmult when
Il kuolt aud s,t when &c at. Through.
ont tho long service hH r,maiuol with
apt, sldlcAeI fgC1, ugd most OF tho tim.
with bowed ucui Never once did d..
glance around 90 sU" who WIS tlpio and
not once did ho uygumgo worlswiih hi
pow companion
Jeamcs was overcome. A gentleman
behaved like a gentleman, and yut.
strange 70 say, ho Is computed TO h.
worth H'y millions of dolhrs! Ed.
dontly the nwo stricken JoamcI sun.
poses that a man 80 rich might be maj.
urally expected to wuI rcd cont aud
yellow brgechos nc fsncrll, 90 rise
when tho congregation sat down, TO vi
down WHOM j. russo nul 10 dance u liz
whom 10 inelL That rich man SHOULD
couducaud 10 DO u gentleman evidently
umazcs Jcmncs, aud with trembling tia.
gor5 he records tho woudruus fact.
which is thon placed within tho posses
sion of every flond Of humanity ion the
Insignificant sum OF two cents. These
nro tho things that inspire respect and
admiration for free and independent
press. -Harpcrs Weekly.
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sECHETAHN FOSTER
Hcpiis- to. Question Pat to MIN by
Ih- iFouse.


WAsniNuTuS, Feb. ls.-The fecfr.
tary OF the treasury has written letter
10 the Speaker VI the House In Trponsp
10 ihe House resolution calling upon
him for information whether, at any
time since the q per cent. bonds had
been due, there had been sufficient
funds In tho treasury TO pay tho came,
aud II 30 by whas authority he ~.
fumcd 10 continue the same nj . per
cent. intet.si, aud why the came were
not all paid AT the time the said bonds
were due. The secretary said tho
4. per cents. were redecnlable at the
pleasure OF The United States on three
munths' notice 10 the holder. lIo
shows that there was sufficient funds
IN the treasury TO pay the outstanding
bonds, but tays i was deemed prudent
ana profitable To the government 10
continue n portion Ut them, and tho
authority under which the bonds were
permitted To- continue WIS contained
I'm the act which authorized their Is.
SUE. The secretary calls attention TO
the fact that tho Forty seventh Con.
grcss approved tho continuation Of the
and per cent. bonds at per cent.
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BUTTE. Mont, Feb. lS.--lu tho
criminal branch 81 the district court,
Arthur toN let today was found guilty
NJ assault with latent 10 kIil Charley
Sing, CuinnmGu. This cHsu was tho
basis Of the demand u ,bu Chinese
minister recently madc upon Secretary
blaine f0r the better protection u
thinnmru IN Butte. The testimony
developed that fHvlef's crime was his
individual net, aud In no way con-
nrciu1 with ttc LABOR unions boycott
against Cinnamon.
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BuDnNuliA,, Ala, Feb. lS.-A
conference Df negroes u 10 session lo.
day to consider The relative rsn'. "
negroes and white men, cap,cnlly
with ryfersntc TO ACCOMMODATION" on
cars rui promotion la pohuc.. The
ciilri Interest ountfoa about tue fact
TINT tho leaders prop - ~ move M "a
bniy against the white Republicans,
and Sin by capturing tho chairman.
shin of the State executive committee.
M action Is yet taken.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-19

Too constant washing OF The hair o. M
necessary as well Us harmful, once q
week isquite often ou,Igl for clraulirr.-
~ well ns Tor mu.ntg'u'u tle strength of
Tue hair The Wun0rtnait applies to uou.
slant lrush.nG for continual brusl.ua.
especially with hand brUsnrs, should D..
avoided There boa common notion thai
gru1ins the hair Is vul-ar 20 many other
pcronB flll into the Other extreme and
heyprnuply uuy pUmuaa 200 Ull
After tho hair hHs been washed Il O. Ger
tainly houehoiHl 10 pHplF some form OF
simple grease or OIL When the head hair
Is becoming rapidly thAg.d some slim.
nlHt.ng material, such Us ammonia and
eantharidu-, added 60 tlo nil, win iuopVsa
hs goOd electA--IIall' > journal .s Health,
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''"'" '''' VIZ" A"'htlhnil''
lu tAu winter oi 1886 She forests %
f'lItyNau'I "a adjoining cuuntig wcfo
o'"ifm with wild beasts. vu1 then
teaching sgus1! in "a log school house
having low wiudpw- i.m,el ouahTaueh
ol oil creek, time miles above Titus
vile, go what wI thDu known aB tho
liiisrwny district, whom ono Hly heart
Gao deep toned MEmg pf hounds up tho
mountain lido % thu forenoon. and aa {
$50" about tuu.l school loruom 90.
Gees ] noticed % hugo deer luotiag iu ut
one oi th' "miuns with Tongue pro-
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CHICAGO, Feb, ls.-AstronomIca
Director Hussey Of tho Michigan Uni
voIsity ut Ann HMbor tolegrNphs the
Associated Press that another bright
aurora Is visible th0ro tonight, aud
were 1t not for the clouds display
would DO viaible ryalling that OF las.
night.
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ALENANuRIA, Va, Feb. Is.-The
State convention oithe Peoples party
mas nominated the following ticket:
Governor, o. W. Bruce; Lieutenant
Governor J. w. Mills; Secretary u
state, ID. NJ. McRsvick; Treasurer,
John Maboncy; Auditor de9oral, j ohm
hendrlchs; superintendent OF Fduca.
ton, }; NJ. Patton; Attorney General,
Wade Hough.
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toulum, y. NJ, tob. ls.--h meet.
lug pi yatll,muu was held here aud u
rrp0n was msi" 10 tho military author.
iu.sat Fort wingato In regard To the
stealing Of cattle by Indians which
chu-,u lhn late trouble. They ask
tha. Inc Indians BE- Kept upon their
reservation, AMI say that " they are
moi. ,f9ubic will surely arise aud they
VIII not be- io'ponsIblo for what fol.
lptya
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Their Choice Tor Presidency An.
uounced.

WAsuINGToS, Feb. fs.-In tho
House yesterday Congressman Bryan
(Ntb' J presented tho New York con-
Sic,shiani ON behalf of the Democrats
.: Fremont Ncb., n badge bearing the
following inscription: "For President,
AMOS j. CUMMINGS ofNew York. Foi
Nice'PfesIdonh Sterling Morton OF
Nebraska,
Mr.. Bryan oYplgnod that he had
been directed by thd Fremont Domo.
Gratis TO notify Mr.. CummlngB that no
was their choice for the Presidency.
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TmE sILNEm auEarIoN.
An Attempt 10 Wcisgato it 10 tn
Hear

Hear
WAsuINGTON, Feb. ls.-Tho auti-
free coinage men again came forward
with u demand Tor a caucus to relegate
tho silver question 10 tho rear until
after the Presidential election. A It,
titiOu was circulated today, asking thnt
a caucus be called Tor FEB. 25tn Tor the
consideration Of the following resolu.
tOus:
Received, That we arc In favor OF the
continued use OF both gold and silver
us money, aud We are unAlterably
opposed 10 any legislation which viii
drive either metal out OF general clrcu.
lAt,On,
Resolved, That in Justice to the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-19

When wyraa bow 5000 people Of goo
years ago paid 5000 fora single Dutch
tulip bulb wo think yirsly Of tLl
foolishness OF The Sixteenth century
Bu, whom tho people o.. 200 year hcuca
read how Americans OF the present paid
over 100000 Tor ouu b1Hs. IS It certain
that they will not look back on 10 with
feeling nEIu to chat Which Mis- Fanny
Squcgrs ozprs sod for Nicholas Nicklaby
IN her famous posier.pi3 Ono hundred
and five thousand dollars for Axlpu,
100000 for St. Elalo. and now fJl tho
young 2ycar-oll tro,ipr Arion a prico
has boon paid greater than either Of
those named II English Richard had
lived in our umo be- might we'll have
boon willing to give his k,ngdom for a
horse, since his whole kingdom just ut
that nick Of Hno would have boon
worth scarcely more than Axtcll, st.
Bluiso or Akron. There Is no sign Of
prices for trotiing and thoroughbred
stool, going lower either on the con.
trary, thoy crawl steadily higher 1t
win DO curious 20 know whether this
thing will last in oycry grocor wagon
has attached to it a a1,l. horse. Tho
craze will not soon dc out Tor fast
horses from the lac, ths. ivory fow years
now secs tho record lowered, especially
for trottiDg horses, and there will naiu.
rally DO q desire TO know tho final limit
Of the speed that eau DO got out Of
horsoAcsh.
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Mr., TolInan, OF Bro1Eiyn, announces
to the world chat no c.u extract aiumi.
mum from clay at o cost Of 1--WE cents a
pound by now proc,s, ho has invented.
When no docs 30 then aluminium will
become the most valuablauljuEct In the
domestic Lao that the world has Oh.
tanned A metal hat eau be used in
stead OF iron, stool, bula, copper, nickel
or 1sne in tho finishing % furnishing Of
q house, and yet will ng, tarnish or cor.
rodo or mott easily aad forms no poison
ons compounds hko bra,s or copper, will
indeed bo a blessing. Noodles and door
Knobs made from !. VII never mood
securing.
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Sentiment Against rhe An,t.O ritou
gui

~, PAUL, Feb. l5.-ln answer 10
trluyrHms sont 90 fnfmofb al, over the
Northwest by the Minneapolis cham.
her Of commerce, replies have been ~.
coivri showing an almUs, unanimous
sentiment against the auti.op,iun bills
before LOusTeHg.
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J.'E. Norton, q shippe., Of chicago
argued against the nill.
ID. Is. Smith VI Toledo argued lhht
the lill, instead " proviug lenehoin'
20 tue egticulturiats, wru'l nave "a
contrary effect. lt would prove iNe
mot dimsuuus legislation ever in'
ilicted to bear on The busih,fs interests
Uf the lnud.
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