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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1892-10-29

scene the growing murmur when ~
times amounts to II rOur OF busy voices.
Brighten the sunlight of the advancing
day upon the vivid centers of the flags
the black helds of human beings on the
main floor of the great building a line
of blue, accented with white and gold.
Draw other lines from this main one
along the transverse aisles. These mark
the presence OI the A.ii.L.try ".,n l.eli
blue uniforms, their white gloves rest
ing pon the muzzles of chilly steel,
which glints sullenly in the light which
falls upon them. Mark gu: then, i'll clus-
tering punches at various points, noddilg
plulnes of white and others of gold, with
background of glittering trappings OH
rich uniforms. Listen now. Hear q
shout creep up. in the air from one end
again ut intervals nearer the stage, and
pretty soon you see the face OF C1auncey
NJ. Dcpew. He is making his way down
the aisles under local escort, and the
running cheer which you hear is that
which accompanies his recognition by the
people. Listen again. There is u blarc
Of bugles in the galleries ut one end Of
by the ratttling of q drum, and out
through the building floats the strains
of the Star Spangled Banner. At almost
the same instant the air is shaken by q
heavy d%etonation put in the park, be-
yOnd the grounds. The cannon a begun
booming the presidential salute which
greeted the approach of Mr.. Morton n
the dignitaries
AS the music ceased the hum of
human voices was the only sound to be
heard for over Il minute. Suddenly a
silence fell over the vast multitude as,
ut IL signal from Bishop Fowler. in
%sacerdotal garb, he commanded silence
conclusion of the prayer Director Gcperal
Davis advanced to the front and present
ed the building to the president of the
United States for dedication. The di-
rector general concluded his address by
introducing. Mayor Hampstead Wash
modest acknowledgement to the welcome
generously awarded him, and advanced
to the stand just vacated by the director
general. In Il very resonant and clear
voice the mayor of the worlds fair city
extended the freedom of the city to the
guests of the day. Following the ad-
dress of the mayor, President Palmer:
of the national commission, introduced
Mrs. Sarah G. LIE Moyne of New York,
who read selections from the d~cdicatory
ode, written by Miss Harriet Monroe of
Chicago.
The voice of Mrs. LeMoyne was ex-
ceptionally strong for q weman's, but
Only tuose WlIHiu u fAuAuS VI Auuuieu
feet were able to catch a syllable of her
utterance, so devoid of favorable acoustic
qualities was this vast structure. But
the fortunate ones who caught the words
of the earnest woman were impressed
with the spirit of the ode, and generous
applause greeted numerous sentiments
particularly the tribute to the part
played by the queen in the discovery of
America. The reading was interspersed
with choral selections of the ode by the
chorus of 5000 voices. Mrs. Potter
Palmer made an address on the part of
the board of lady managers.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1892-10-29
snow I'm Great Britatn.

Snow In GFeat Britain,
London, Oct. 24.-The weather to-day has
been wintry throughout the midlands and
morning in all the central part Of Great
Britain. and in the northwest tonight the
air is abnormally cold. ~
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1892-10-29
DernilInr end Wreckins

OeFNtlIng and WFecktnE.
Reynolds, Ned. Oct. 24.-An extra stock
train on the Chicago, Kansas & Nebraska
ian into q freight train on the Burlington
& Missouri ut the crossing three miles east
Of Reynolds this evening, derailing both en-.
gines and wrecking ten cars. The fireman
on the Burlington & Missouri engine and tne
cago, Kansas & Nebraska engineer had his
son in the cab with him. He threw the
child out and jumped himself. Neither was
f,,nk
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-03-25

stock, for which there was 40 active demand
and moderate supply. Shipping sorts were
quiet. Well-fatted lots averaging from 900 to
1900 lbs sold with some freedom, but averages
OF from 400 TO /, 200 lbs were neglected, that
class not being wanted either for home or ex-
port account There was some demand from
local Spectators for Stockers and feeders on
basis Of former quotations, and veal calves
were firm. The range of prices is Sl.25Ie51 10.
To-dsy's sales. however were principally at
seas for cows, heifers and bulls, and at s3.50aG
40 for steers.
hoGS.-Recejpts were larger than . majority
OF the trade had counted on. but values We're
not uniavorahly effected by that fact; on the
contrary, the market was stronger than on sat
uroay, Doth for light and heavy weights The
former were IN active dem md at 81 5004. 50 for
poor 10 choice qu0..,ies, while the latter sold
Freely At SS@oGfi'S. This is an advance of &c.
There was trading in culls at 81 505l4 % and
Few fancy light were taken at S.9004Q5 The
quahty averaged rather poor \ few prime
heavy hogs were offered, but droves averaging
under225 lbs. constituted the major part of the
supply and S45olD41 20 were the preyailiug
prices.
SHEEP. There was q small advance in the
sheep market good grades generally selling
SGl0c higher than last week. Lambs also are
higher Supplies OF both were light ana were
bought up early on a basis of s.. 1906 - for
poor to extra sheep, and S. .2507 for lambs
Sales of western sheep were largely at S&6s@
500.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-03-25

be put on and taken off at pleasure. like
the wigs they wore on the head. Yet there
may be religious element In shaving the
head for the queue. The first shaving OF a
Chinese boy baby is as Important an event
in the East as the christening of young
Caivinist or the first communion OF q
Catholic. Invitations are sent to relations
and friends, and collation. provided. Tue
child, washed, perfumed and beautifully
dressed. is presented by the father to all
present, who In return make some prese0t
IN money to the youthful heir. I he
father, grandfather or priest then en-
ployes the razor, and the youHgster is well
started for both this world and the next
In most cases the shaving is preceded by
prayer.
One thirg should be said in favor of the
queue. 1t Is an admirable police force.
single officer en- tie a dozen criminals to-
gether and haul them to the prison
Ninety nine hundredths prefer incarcera-
ton and many stripes to losing their
pigtails. This fact may have been rec.
onized by the Manchu corqurors and in
duced them to adopt their system rs a
convenience in suppressing instruction
and preserving law and order-EJward
BedIce, in Philadelphia Times.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-03-25
ARTICLES
Chicago prodmCa Market.

CHICAGO, March 21.-Thc following quotations
are for large lots only. Smaller quantities are
usually sold at advanced rates:
DRESSED PoULTRY-Cbiclens, mixed lots
11H@l2hc; broilers, 121a@l5c; ROSTERS 66l7c;
ducks, lODl3c; turkeys hens, 13h0141ac;
mixed 10 l3c; old toms, Zoe; geese, 801Ic;
live hens, 10A0111ao; roosters SC; ducks, $500;
geese, 5000 to $500 per doz; turkeys, 9011c.
BUTTER Fancy Elgin stock, 271a6l281ac per ID;
fancy creamery, 25G126c; fancy limitations, 2fc;
western -Cods, 210t23c; fancy dairies, 20lh22c;
No. 2. laLI7c selects, 19G2lc fine ladies, 20c;
fresh packing stock, 130l7c; grease
orc.
GAME-Mallard ducks, S2.5002 - per doz; red
head, 81 50d2 rs; canvas backs 81 000600 jack
snipe, s.. 0OQ225; teal, 500; plover, - 20 rab-
bits Csc; jack rabbits S15002o0
CHEEsE--Ful1 cream Young Americas. 12h
brick, 11A9l2c: limburger 91a@10Hc. Swiss.
nH012c.
POTATOES Early OHIO 25G5b0c per bu; Bur
banks. 2S931c &c mas, 80 4" .: rose 3O7e32c;
bell, 25d27c; peer. ess 27lb3v5 G1iz ed, 25J62so.
New potatoes dull; Bermudas 80 5U17OO
HIDEs-No light and heavy, 4Nc; No. do
3031!c; No calf, &c; No. q SIC; tallow, No.
&c; No 2, 31ac
EGGs-Strictly fresh stock, I2AQl3c ;ice-house
eggs, no demand.
BUTTERINE-Fancy creamery, 20c extra
dairy, 1885, dairy solid, l5c; rolls and prints, nc
additional.
VEAL-Fancy calves, 70sc per 10; grassers
&C., email and thin Base
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-03-25
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

A Denver husband shot and killed
mutual friend because the latter in
sisted on kissing his wife.
Three men were killed at Ivanhoe,
Col, by a snowslide.
An avalanche is reported of the
Reutte, by which five persons lost their
lives.
Missouri deputy sheriffs have ar
rested the DcKalb rioters and Al and
Dick Samson are held 8 ringleaders.
William Lown cut Mike Slattery's
throat at New York convivial party
because the latter objected to his sing
ing Comrades.
Two English sailors arrived at Wash
ington, having tramped all the way
from Baltimore, where their captain
deserted them
Iobol5en has wel!-developed case of
smallpox. The patient is steamship
steward and was sent back to quaran.
tine be ore he could do any damage.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-03-25
GRIMM AL.

LIEUT.. HETHERINGTON, who killed
George Gowan Robinson at Yokohama,
is held on the charge of willful murder.
MAYOR THRUsHER, of Golden, H., has
been sent to jail because he was unable TO
pay fine and costs amounting to 500 for
illegal liquor selling.
HEFFLIN and Dye, two white murder,
ers, were lynched Friday morning on the
Virginia side of Potomac within sight Of
the Washington monument.
"BUCKsKIN JOE" Joseph Green, a
young veteran scout, has been arrested at
Philadelphia for representing himself as a
government officer and collecting pension
fees.
MCDONoUGH county, ILL.,, supervisors
will sue Senator Palmer for damages for
damages for failure to attend a suit In
court IN which lie was engaged to prose-
cute for the count.
JACOB BoEHM & Co, wholesale liquor
dealers of Denver, have failed, and the
senior partner has committed suicide.
Boehm Is charged with having forged a
large number of hisky certificates. The
liabilities are estimated at $500 900.
AT Bryan, Ohio, an officer saw two
burglars entering a residence ane fired at
them, fatally wounding one and seriously
wounding the other,
Four men were arrested In St. Paul on
the charge of being memb ers Of an organ
lied gang of thieves.
LIEUT.. J. E. DoDGE, of the Fourteenth
il fantry, appointed from Minnesota, is
arrested, charged with burglary at Han
nibal, Mo. and duplication of pay &C,
counts.
A You've girl inmate of the female re-
formatory in Indianapolis, Ind, which
was burned few weeks ago, confess es
having fired the building. Several lives
were lost in the fire.
The body of Mrs. Anna Schultz, the
aged woman of Taylor Center, Mich, who
mysteriously disappeared over month
ago, has been found in hole underneath
dead cow. Tue body was covered with
many marks of violence, indicating
murder
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-03-25

WILLIAM SMITH, catholic archbishop of
Edinburg, is dead.
By an act just passed in South Aus
tralla, all hotels are to he altogether clos
ed on Sundays.
The Indiana, laden with food for Rus
sian famine sufferers, has arrived at her
destination.
A BILL was introduced in parliament
for the creation of Legislative body for
Scotland.
A REBELLION has broken out in Vene-
Zuela, and one battle has been fought, In
which the government was victorious
THE hotel at Drechausen, Germany, has
been burned. Two boys lost their lives
in the flames.
THE town of Quilimane, in Africa, is
besieged by 5000 armed natives, and a
British warship has been ordered there
from Mozambique.
A LONDON dispatch says the BUTTERFLY
c0lliery has locked out 1000 strikes The
Durham miners held numerous meetings
Sunday, at which they declared they
would continue the strike.
OF the 200 unfortunate sealers who were
carried out to sea near Trinity bay about
two weeks ago all have been accounted
for but twenty-five.
HE British naval estimates provide for
commencing three new battle ships and
ten torpedo, vessels, besides an appropria
ten of $4,000 900 for completing ships
now being built.
QUEEN VICTORIA, accompanied by most
of her royal household, left Windsor
Castle Saturday morning for fve-weeks
stay at a country seat near Hyeres, in
France.
The British brig Gudson, bound from
Fowey, to which port she belongs, has
been wrecked on the Shingles, off the Isle
Of Wight, and her crew of ten men
drowned.
FRANTZ SCHNEIDER, convicted of MUIR
dering servant girls, was executed in vi
emma, Thursday. Two poachers were
hanged in England.
THE London court of chancery has ap-
pointed receiver for the banking firm of
Muretta 4 Co. Qimited). Liabilities,
"a 100000
IN an avalanche at Bellueno, fifty miles
north of Venice, eight persons wera kill
ed and considerable property destroyed.
ROME newspapers, including the Tri
bune and the Rlforma have been seized
for reporting the proceedings of the repub
hCan congress,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-03-25
NEWS IN BRJPF

SILVER ore is said to have been found
near Tiffin, Ohio.
The assembly has passed the senate
world fair bill, appropriating 800, 900.
CATHOLIC Knights of America lose
nothing by Treasurer G'Briens defalca-
ton.
The ribbon manufacturers of the United
States are combining, with a capital of
s20,000,000
DANIEL LoTHRoP, the well-known Bos-
ton publisher, died Friday night at the age
of 80
A LARGE meteor fell in the Choctaw
Nation few days ago. It was imbedded
at least twenty feet IN the earth, and pro-
trudes twelve teet in the air
GUITEAU, President GarfeId's assassin,
Is declared 70 have been drunk when be
was executed.
THE passenger rate between Chicago
and Cincinnati has been reduced from s.
10 Sc.
The Standard Oil trust was on Monday
formally dissolved by a two-thirds vote Of
its certificate holders.
WITH the mercury at 20 degrees above
HCJO5 NndIIC5 Oduy, VI EIhDdIG, Iuuldud,
stripped and plunged In the mill race to
recovery dime which he had dropped.
be came ur with the money.
ED1ARD EMMoNs, of Port Jefferson,
l.. l., known as the ossifed man, has died
Of TIE grip, after sixteen years of affection
from his peculiar malady.
J. A. CHAPLEAU, the Canadian states
men, says that Notwithstanding all reports
to the contrary, reciprocity between Cana
da and the United States is In sight.
The Pk@nix Iron company of Trenton,
n. j., has suspended business and was
taken charge of by a receiver. The
liabilities are 5l63, 900; assets, $4,000.
Mrs. JOSEPH NnER, a Nova Scotia
woman, mas given birth 10 four boys
within four days, weighing all together
over % pounds.
The dominion is considering a retalia-
ton upon Newfoundland fishermen SINH
lar to the tax placed on Canadian fisher
men in Newfoundland and Wales
A BILL has been filed in court by Attor-
ney General Hensel, Of Pennsylvania, to
annul the recent deal by which Reading
Railroad company secured monopoly of
the Anthracite coal business.
The bursting of fywheel in the Gin
cinnati Electric Light works, Hunt street
and Broadway, did $50, 900 damage to ma.
chiDerv and building.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-03-25
STRANGE INFATUA1ION.
Two Women Boundby an Unnatural Love
For Each Other.

For Each Other.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. March 21.-Rich-
mOnd, Ind, now furnishes II story of
woman's strange infatuation for
woman. Charles WOlrall and his wife
have separated because of Mrs. Wor-
rails unnatural love for her sister-in-
law, Mrs. Marion Worrall, widow.
The women have heretofore been highly
esteemed in 1he community. Mrs. Chas.
WOrrall is a woman of fine attainments
and was at one time a teacher in Earl
ham College. Mr.. Charles Worrall re-
morstrated with his wife and tried in
every possible way to break off the I'M
natural alliance between the women,
but without effect and finally an ami
cable division of the property was
made and the husband and wife sep
arated. The two women have gone to
LOrain, Ohio, to live together. Both
are handsome and about 35 years OF
age. They say they can not live apart.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-03-25
WITH A FALSE BRAND.
Trying to Stop the branding of Ameri'
can Pork as Canadian.

Trying to Stop the branding of Ameri'
can Pork as Canadian.
OTTAWA, Ont, March 21.-The Com
missioner of Customs has issued The
following notification to collectors: 1T
has been represented to this department
that the pork product of imported hogs,
slaughtered or cured in bond and ex-
ported, have been branded as Canadian.
l have to instruct you in no case to allow
such pork to te branded. If it be the
product of American hogs, it must be
branded as such. Your prompt and de-
cis:ve action is required
The issue of this circular is due to
representations which have been made
to the Government that if the practice
Of branding United States pork is al
lowed to continue, it may lead TO the
genuine Canadian product being shut
out OF France, Germany and Othes
EIrOpean countries
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-03-25
DenCsitorA Make Threats.

PAINEsvnLE, Ohio, March 2i.-The
gainesville Saving and Loan Associa-
ton bank closed it's doors this moning.
The depositors are generally work
ing people, who are crowding
around the building and threat
ening violence to the off
Gals. Col. r. K. Page, well-known in
railway circles and one of the most
prominent capitalists in northern Ohio.
is at the head of the concern No
figures are obtainable at this time, and
the cause of the failure cannot be
learned. A notice on the door of the
bank conveys the information that
settlement will be made with deposit
tors as soon as possible.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-03-25

Milling company at Joplin. Mo-, have
been burned. Loss, $50, 600; insurance,
s25, 600.
A TRUE bill has been found against DR..
Scudder, Of Chicago, for the murder of
Mrs. Dunton.
The factory Of the Lafayette, Ind
Carpet company burned Friday night.
TEE cable line power-house located at
Saunders street and Highland avenue
Cincinnati, was totally destroyed by fire
Saturday.
HENRY hARTwIG, a fireman of New
Bremen, Ohio, was killed by the explosion
of keq of guDpowder which he was car
rying from burning building.
Gilbert E Pope, leading insurance
agent at Toledo, has disappeared, and is
alleged to be $4,000 short in his ac-
counts.
JOHN CAssIDAY, IS years old, was found
dead in a stable attached to his house at
122 RubIe street, Chicago, Wednesday
morning.
THE fertilizer fac DRY at Barren Island,
n. Y, owned by P White & Sons, was
burned Monday morning. Loss, 800, 1000;
insured.
The boiler of the East Jordan Mich. J
Lumber company's mill No. 2, known as
the Big Red Mill" blew up Monday
morning, instantly killing six persons and
iUjuring twenty or more, some of whom
will die.
CHARLES SHAW, of Portland. widely
known as ''Steeple Jack, while repairing
the spire Of a church at South Livermore,
Me-, Wednesday morning, fell from the
top and was instantly killed.
FIRE which originated in one of the
drying kilns Of the drying houses of the
Spreckels sugar refinery at Philadelphia,
completely destroyed that building, caus-
ing an estimated at loss S150.000.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-03-25
TRUE BILLS FOR SIX.

Chicago Doodle Investigation Results In
Half Dozen Indictments.
CHICAGO, March @1.---Late this "fter-
noon indictments were prepared
against six aldermen, and will prob
ably be returned before night. This
was decided on after hearing the
evidence of Alderman S. w Roth.
Following are the victims;
William J. OBrien, Sixth ward.
John Powers, Nineteenth Ward
Nicholas Cremer, First Ward.
Daniel r. O'Brien, Twenty third
Ward.
John j. Dahlmann, Sixteenth Ward.
Patrick J. German, Thirty-third
Ward.
They are all implicated in the
boodling charged against almost the
entire city council.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-03-25
atoms on United States bonds were
New York

NEW YORK. March 29-WHEAr-April, 9s a
sSAc: May, 95@96l4c; juno. a3x094Ac; July,
94}4G &c; August, 92}a0G2a5c
RYE--Wcstern, 9OQ94c.
CoRN-No. =, 46G47c; steamer mixed 45ss
@46a4 c.
OA1S-W cstern, $40 t0c.
PRoVIsIONs-Boef - Quiet steady; extra
mess, sGS.50; family Il@1L5O.. Pork-Fair
demand, steady; new mess 81, Ool3lI.5o; old
mes 9.5jG 1000; extra prime, StI50 Lard
Dull steam-rendered, $3.50
BUTTER-Western dairy, new, 1922; West
ern creamery, new, &0Q20c; Elgins, 29c; imita-
ton creamery 15923c; rolls l602lc
EGGs-l424@l loo.
SUGAR-Raw, dull, steady; fair refining,
7-8c; centrifugals. 90 test, 8 1-4c; refined,
steady. quiet: crushed 505,Gc; powdered,
a12U45ac; granulated, 42a@4&sc.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-36a 36l4
MoLAssEs-Quiet
TALLOw-City, (S2 for pkgs), 13-1G14gc
HoPs-otate, common to choice, lgtl24c; Pa
citic Coast 1aQ24c.
COFFEE-The contract market opened 5GIt0
points CHER, largely in sympathy with firmer
European markets, with business OF a modcr
ate character. Havre was ..ia@114 franc }ighar,
aad Hamburg was quite a 4 pfenning advance
Receipts at Brazil ports were II 900 bags. Rio
steady and quiet; No on spot, l4Iac.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-03-25
CONDENSED TELFGRAMS

The Williams divorce case closed at
Rapid, S D.. with decree of absolute
divorce for Mrs Williams and a provision
for alimony to be fixed on later.
The Legislature of Sydney, n S. W..
has approved bill for the settlement OF
labor disputes by arbitration.
Guensburg, a Jewish banner, failed at
St. Petersburg, with liabilities OF 6,OOO,OOO
roubles.
II is sa d in vatican circles that three
cardinals will be created at the coming
In June.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-03-25
RAILWAY CRISIS IN CANADA.
The Grand Trunk Having Trouble With
Its Trainsnen.

TORONTO, Ont, March 21.-The
threatened trouble between the Grand
Trunk railway and its emn Dyes
is exciting much interest mere.
Several trainmens assem- blies
met yesterday and discussed the situa-
ton. Delegates were sent back to the
Montreal convention with full power to
act as they consider for the bes5 inter-
ests of the men, but the employees seem
to strongly favor an amicable settle
ment. The officers claim that the COM
pany is fully prepared to meet any
emergency but expresses a strong
belief that trouble viii be averted.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-03-25
Cash Sales.

CHICAGO March 2l.-WINTER WBEAr-Sales
by sample we're: No. 2 red, SSc; No 3, S5tQS6c
No. 4, 740S0c
Spring WHEAT-Sales by sample were: No
3. &c: No. !. 74GlS1c.
MIDDIINGs-Salesw were at sf3 25G1350.
BRAN-Sales we're at sI35004
HAY-Sales were: No. / timothy, 1850:
No. = SO 50110 mixed timothy. 81. 50(49.5o; up
land prairie S819.
BARLEY-Sales by sample were: No 3, 428
Ssc; No. 4. 36050c.
OATs-Sales by sample were: No. 2 271aG
2s1sc; No. 2 white 292l@301ac; No. 3, 264O28c;
No. 8 white, 2813130c.
SEEDs-Sales by sample were: Flaxseed
No. J. CSC; timothy, Sl2z
CoRN-Sales by samples were: No. 2
yellow, 37s<93sc No. 3, &c: No. white.
ssc; No yellow. 37156137a1c; No : $40
Sec WHIsEY-steady at Sfi3
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-03-25
LET THE HEATHER COME.
Canada VII Make No Further Efforts to
Keep Cinnamon Out.


OTTAWA, Ontario, March 21.-The APP
peal of the British Columbia Legisla-
ture to secure further restriction upon
Chinese immigration is not likely to
meet with any encouragement at OF
tawa
A member of the government said
to-day that while Canada is endcavor
ing to build up trade with China it
would be a suicidal policy for the
government to attempt to pass Chinese
exclusion act or to impose any further
restrictions upon the Chinese than are
now levied upon them when landing In
the Dominion.