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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-09
No Luck with Husbands.

Twenty years ago Miss Amanda Bradford was q
happy maiden in Cherry township Sullivan
county, Pa Last Saturday sha bocamo widow
for tho third time. All OF her husbancs met with
sudden deaths.
Thirteen years sgo, whom she was 81 years old,
che wa married to Adelbelt 8. BogeIs, younz
farmer. Two years after Mr.. Rogors dropped
dssd at the supper table.
In two years ahe became tho wife Poeg O.
Ralph. In less than year MIRA. Ralph found her
husband dead by her sito in btd Mira Balph re-
manned widog until tho 18th of last month,
when she married. Cyrus &. Stsunard, wild .wer.
Mr.. SsaDnsrd WAS d years older thsn his bride
and hsd family OF grown cblldr
On the d ~ + tho wedding they vent on visit
to relatives in Bradford County, where they s'ey-
I'd until last Saturday,, At the foot of Babccck
bill Mr.. Stanrard told Arthur Porter, the stage
driver, that he would e. out and walk. ebort
distance up the hill Porter heard pistol shot al
looking back he saw Mr. stanuard lying in the
road. he ran back and found Mr.. siarnard dead
with bullet hola Ia his right temple AMI a re.
volver c!utched in his right hard.
Mrs Stsnnard was asleep in tho stsge when tho
tragedy took place. and che became DesrlY wild
when Porter told her what hSd happGn' d. She
said their honeymoon lad passed happily, and
that she knew OF no reason why her husband
should have killed himself. Mr. Stsnnsrd had
never been known to carry revolver, and he
left paper to tell why no had committed suicide
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Tho reporin ttet iba Sims girls we're
Tyr ched in Alabama fsw dsys since ere de.
MED.
Rsar Admiral @. r. P RadgeTa. Uoi.ed
S'e;es Dasy, re!iIed. died in Washington
last night.
TIE number OF men killed hy the e1plo'
Lndisn territory. will probably reach 100 and
tbs ifjussd 125. half of whom will probably
die.
The British government has rewarded the
women co2victs who. at the rick OF life, res
cUed eBilofs from the steamer Enterprise, BY
libereting the leader sad shortening the
terms Of others.
Advicee received in London from Brssil
state that the mcnercaist il hnenos in Biezi
ia gaining steadily and will probably Cause
radical, though peaceful, change In the
government ct Bic GEsnde.
Tao discovery has juss been made hv Mr.
Psioe, the Rsytian Minister to ths Uaited
S.stsa, Of revolutionary movement having
Tor its object the overthrow OF President
HippoI3ie CT Rsyti.
Frederick GcdeDbsum, sn ifoDwo,ker, So
yesr5 of age, had hls foos caught IN re-
voivirg fy-whee! a. Roebiing's wire mill, In
Treptoa, n J., yesterday, and Being drawn
10 betwsen tbs s9okes, was crushed TO death
before the machinery could be brought to a
s.ende:i!l.
Mrs. Jsne W. Mitchell, sged 70 yesr',
died 10 Washington city Thursday. sae
wes the lac. survivor OF II brothers and sis
ters, notable smong whom were Gen. jos.
E Johnston. Gen. Peter @. Johnston. Hon.
Beverley Johnston, Hon. Cbae. G. Johnston
aud Edward Vim. Johnston.
State pregid snte Of the Farmsrs' Alliance
ere Ia session ia Washington discussing the
welfare Of The organization and comparing
notes on lis progress. Their neetiogs are
aeeras. They have prepared memorial
calling atten;ion to the aniversa! depression
10 all Departments f agricultural Industry.
The question of allowing Mexican troops
to eutsr Unised 8 stes territory In pursuit
of CARA and his band has been informally
presented to the Secretary of State end was
one OF the topics of discussion at the Cabinet
meeting yesterday. Il is understood that
the Mexican government will soon make
formal application for the privileges refer
red to.
Elk President Cleveland epoke OF the Bus
Ineas Mems Jackson Day banquet as the
Hoffmsn Houae, Nav York, Last night. His
text was jackson, and the lesson which he
drew from the Ifs and character Of the cd
hero was the duty of caltlvatiog the jack
sonian spirit of political coursge and stead
fastness in the. maintenance OF party princ!-
plas Congressman Springer was also amor
the speakers.
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The r. Cd R &.

General Samuel Thomas, T. NJ. Logan
end Calvin g. B.ice. the nominating COM
mlsee for board and officers for the Rioh-
mond and DaaVille Railroad Company 10
New York yesterday, reported to the Rich
uond and West Point Terminal RsilwaS
and Warehouse Company. The annual
meeting will be held 10 Richmond, next
Tuesday The reelection OF the present
board is recommended with the following
changes; Dir. ". e Strong should be elect
ed TO e. the vacancy caused by the death
OF Johu Il Hall; General T. III. Logan, In
place of Mr. ]. q. Calhoun, and Mr.. James
Swami, 10 place of Mr.. Joha s. Barbour, dc
clned. Mr. John 81. 1lman has been re-.
qassted By the committee to accept the
presidency for the coming year. In q letter
TO General Thomas, dated yesterday, Mr..
Inman said that be would accept on the
condition that arrangements be made
whereby he con!d be relieved Of the position
eft an esrly dale. He referred to the O.oolt
COMMITTEES on reorganization. Speaking
further, Mr.. Inmaa said: II feel that
ehould frankly state to you that I do not
desire to continue the burden OF respous!
biiity Rhch have carried during the past
two years % the executive head of this cor.
porst,on. Ioasmuch, however. as the Vari-
Gus companies connected With our system
ere undergoing reorganization. the object
OF which is to place the properties upon o
more substantial basis, and IS am 10 full
accord With the efozts of the security hold
ers end their committee to secure this re-
suit. regard 1t my duty to comply with
your request"
Ths board ofdlreotors yesterday resolved
10 cast the proxy of the company for Mr..
Ioman as president. With the understanding
that the resignation OF all these cfioers may
bs dsmsndad by the board al any time,
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The Border Troubles.

SAN ANTONIO, Te1., Jan. 9.-No news
OF a startling nature has been received at
military department headquarters concern
ing the eiustion On the border tut several
interesting reports arrived, one of them BE-
Ing from Capt. Francis Haidle, of the Third
cavalry, who Is at Solerone, Tex. The fol-
loving Ia an extract: "Slncs leaving Cur
rizzo, Tex, have secuted down the river
es far es Roma. Tbs country between Cur
rzzo and Roma aeems to be very hot-hed
for revolutionIsts, this being the worst place
on the river. o. this ranch there ere
about fifty men, and there is no doubt but
that some of them were In the different
CARA bands but I cannot proveit. Two
arrests were made, Fslicisno Cdaps, - judge,
aud B7lgada Salines." Lieut.. ]. T. Knight
writes General Stanley from Carrizzo, Tex,
that the fl az Of the revolutionis!s is white.
Robert Haynes, sheriff Of z,pata county,
Texas, writing from Rsndo, Texas, gives
the particulars Of two encounters with the
revoutionlsts. He sage they struck Gs,zA's
trall and had two fights with him and two
hundred OF bis followers. Sheriff Haynes
says he has several prisoners and enc
wounded man belonging to Garza's band.
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LEGISLATIVE.

b. vote of 81 to the House yesterday
passed bill apprcp,lrtlng 50 600 for the
capstone OF Confederate aoldiers' and sail
ORE m onument to be erected In Richmond.
The negative votes were those OF Mr.. Let
cher, con OF ex. Gov. John Lstcher, and Mr..
Wray, OF Henry. Tue bill now goes 10 the
Senate, where It will probably pass without
single vote 10 The neastive.
A bill vas introduced looking to he revv.
al OF the wbipping-post In Virginia. These
who steal sum of money not exceeding So
are subjeo to Its provisions.
Ia the Senate Mr.. Tyler introduced bill
to amend section 10 of the Acts of 1890,
90 as to make taxable In the county or cor
poratlon wherein the home Office OF any
railroad company Ia located all The Stoke,
bonds aud other evidences of debt belong
Ing to such company, whe,her the same be
he'd In trust by some Other person, firm or
corporation or not, within or without the
State.
Mr.. Mush bech, Of Alexandria, presented
e petition from the oyatermen and members
OF tbs oyster trade OF Alexandria, asking
the passage OF q law governing the oyster
interest; petition from 436 ciizsns OF Al
exaudria praying for the passage ofa bill
amending the act establishing boards OF
commissioners OF excise 30 as to make the
te N of the members of : he local boards two
years insiead OF practically for life. at pres
emit; bill authorizing the sale of tho real
estate OF married woman who is minor.
Under the present Law when married
woman who Is minor marriss, the duties Of
guardianship cease; bill to amend the act
requiring the payment of fees on certain
charters The original act required the
payment OF fess upon all charters granted
By the Legislature and the Circuit Courts.
Subsequently, 10 amending the law, the
language wes 80 changed aa to embrace
only the charters granted by the General
Assembly. MIR. Mushach seeks to restore
the original law as it stood bill reduc.
Ing the fees Of the commissioners of the rev.
enue for granting licenses. Under the
present law the commissioners OF the raw
enue get eeventy:fve cents for each OF the
four licenses issued under section 565 of the
Code. TnIs system was adopted to prevent
the use of co1pons for tsxes. Now Mr.
Mucbbach' bill! proposes TO allow the COM
missioners seventy-6Ve oents foT ell four Of
the licenses
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pRom WASHINGTON.
Especial Correspondents Of ths Alexandria

TSpeCsHi correspondents " s'sS <sS@'''' ~ N~'-
WASHINGTON. D. O.. Jan. 8, 1872
Twas stated al ene Postofioe Department
shis morning that the squaobis over the
nostmaste.s oip ut Fasmqine, Virginia, hao
hesn sastlsd by the appointment OF the mat
recommended by L.ngstop, General Ms'
hon accepting Inc si.uaIloa ana Withdraw
ipg nj, opposition. IL Is also reported the
Mr.. MosDs Will 90 appointed postmaster al
Bedford, though he, TOO. ID opposed o.,
General Malone.
The House committee on foreign and In
te,stsse commerce was organized tnls m0rb'
ing py Representative George d. Wise oil
Vireipis, who Is second en- The COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Mile, who 10 Chairman OF Tue commit
toe. has gene home on indthaits leave OF
shsencs. and hr. Vice is the ds iscto chair
man. and has appointed temporary oletk.
MIR. Wise Gays his Intelligence from Ben.
mond is to the effect tnat the legislature will
mass the railroad bill, but that ne Goes no,
think the commission to De created Dy /.
should be allowed TO mako the schedule OF
charges. a., . g.. .,.-
drIa district, who has uaeu TO Warrenton TO
defend Dye, 8 man charged with murder
there, has returned and was ut the ho9se
today attending 70 his correspondence. DC
ssys te thinks Dye will be convicted, Du'
that he cannot be except upon the testimony
of HeAn, thu mar already convicted OF Ins
sams crime.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-09
Peonye hare to dag from Philadelphia Gag

People hare to dag fsom Philadelphia Gag
that Senstor Dan!e: and Representative
Tpcke: OF YiSeipia, tcade highly srp'sused
speecbes IL that oitg nj the jackson cell
sbTatious held there lest night.
SIEGE Ssnsior Hills adgfat The smpEfs.
Eion is strengthening that tkera ia Gem
pete understanding between him AID sens
tor German and thss the names OF both
these true blue democrats will not be before
the uezt national democratic convention at
the eeme time.
Whsn the Virginia coDg.essmen ecso any
Of the government depaE.ments here DoW
pepet,fng pleces fer theif constituents, tLey
are Invariably informed that Virginia hes
already more thar The quota TO which sneis
entitled, and also that & large portion CT the
enp6iotees are from the 83h distsicio Bot
when the issa of the State and the district
are examined, tia fact undiscovered that s
lsrqe number Of the names On than are
tbose CT people Esho dou'5 live il Virg:nla
and have no Interests there.
The friends OF Mt. Verno2 Avenue have
prepared bill for introduction into eoth
branches OF Copsrags providing for sc a2-
preparation for tGe construction c; tbs5 ave.
rue, aUd will urge its passage with all ina
msans Ia their power. Should the Oil io'
bridge ct Arlington bs paced the coaa'tuc-
ton of the PROPOSED esenue referred to
you'd rot be long delayed.
Secretary B aiBe, hia secretary says, Ia at
tending to sll his dnties, bua ut his own
house, and not at the State Department.
Mr.. Speaker Crisp Is steadily ioprovinc,
and those who have seen him to-day say he
will be we'll enough 10 be 81 the Capitol
next week,
Il is reported to day that Senator Qlsy ia
tired of baviog bic eppoiuiees in Peausyl
vaGia removed for active B!aine partisan
ism, snd thst ha went to the White Houae
yesteaday and informed the President in
plain terms that If any more of them srs ra-
moved be end his colleague, Senator Cant
ron, will "get even."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-09
The Haymarket Church

One of the presiiest, il MT the prettiest coun.
try church in Northern Virgins Is the Episcopal
Church at HsymsrSet Built during the last cen.
taIy ss one of the three district court touses in
the State, it was when the court YVES movtd from
Haymsrktt purchased by the Episcop4lians and
chan god to house OF worship. Occupied as quar-
tiers by the northern soldiers during the war,
with horses stabbed Ia the vest.bole, it was found
at the termination of the war 10 be in . terribly
def.ced and injured condition. Nothing dauntod,
howaver. some Of tie JEALOUS members Of the
church devoted themselves with indefatigab'e en-
ergy TO its renovation, seconded In their efforts
By the lberaity Of many aid the muniacence Of
few friends.
They have wrought most wonderful trarc-
formation. Where formerly thu voice of the
sheriff was heard summo ing his fellow mon to an
earthly court now tho sweet tonos of tho church
bell summon them to the court OF tho Lo ds
house. Tha large snd costly bell is thu munl.
Gent gilt of the great philanthopist, Mr.. Enoch
Pratt, of Baltimore 1he beautiful arched win
dows are the gift Of Mrs. Commodore Duiany, ard
tie floors were the git o, gentleman of the con-
gregation. To the ladies' o, the congregation is
especial praise due for the devotion which they
have lsbored to bring the Cd dislapidsted build
irg to It'll present perfect condition. May their
efforts be suitably rewarded in this life as they
will doubtless De IN that which Ia 10 comic. B.
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YIRGIgIA EEWg.
Mr.. Benjamin franklin died In Waterford
Loudoun county, yesterday.

Mr.. Benjamin franklin died In Waterford,
Loudoun county, yesterday.
The only csse before the Court OF Ap.
peas yesterday was the case of Gaines
against Commonwealth, which wss farther
argued and continued.
Dr.. W. @. J. Walter died yesterday from
the grip at his home la AIbemasle county.
he married Miss Cordelia Wiling Byrd In
| Norfolk only nine weeks ago AID took his
bride TO bis elegant home at Sunny Bank.
The democratic legislative caucus last
night nominated Samuel F. Coleman, OF
Cumberland county, to be judge Of tbs third
circuit. Tha nominee Ia member OF the
present House of Delegates from his county.
The deb5 commission. whose members
we're q few days ago summoned to Rich.
mcnd By the Governor by telegraph, met
yestel day. Their report to the Legislature
will nos, 1t is said, be submitted before Non
day.
The steamship Asburn, in ballast, from
Sunderland, England, bound for Baltimore,
went ashore on Parramors' Beach, Acco.
mac county, yesterday. She lIes In On easy
position, aad with favorable weather viii
not be lost
Officer Tom Mabrey, who vas assaulted
By j. f Dooley on the night of December "a,
while arresting woman of bad character
with whom Dooley was Intimate, died at
Roanoke yesterday. D,oley Is In Jail at
I,ypohburg. He was taken there TO pre-.
vsns Iynchlng.
The House ccmmittee on elections which
will formulate bill for the eapportloDment
OF the State for members OF Congress will
meet to-day. Il Is not thought that Rny &C..
ton will be taken 10 the matter at this meet
ing. As this work can De done at any time
during the present session there Is no occa.
zion for haste. Col. Catlett Gibson is CHAIR
man OF the committee.
Mr.. Rysn, of L1udoun, has introduced
bill 10 the Legislature to amend the code In
relation to the protection of religious meet
ings. TIE purpose of the measure is to pre-
GENT the transient sale of liquor within three
miles of any camp meeting or other meet
log held far moral or religious purposes.
The powers OF boards OF supervisors to give
protection 10 the premises ere enlarged.
On Thursday morning an intelligent look.
Ing negro. giving his name as Lsster Raw.
ton, appeared in the county clerks ofice at
Portsmouth and asked Tor warrant for the
arrest of President Harrison on a charge
Of trlckiDg him. He stated that be YOU d
have the President arrested and would sue
him for So 600 damages. He wss sent to 8
justice, who Informed him that the warrant
would be served and the President made to
answer the charge.
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DIED.

On Fri'sy, January 9th, 1892, at p. NJ,
PRESLEY BEACH, aged eighty years.
His trials and his gfiafs are past,
a blessed eod is his at at.
he bora Chriss's yoke and did His will,
AID though he died he liyeth still.
Then let Us lesve him 10 his rest,
And homewsrd turn, for he is bleat;
And We muss we'll our souls prepare,
When death shall come to meet him there.
By HIS DAueHTER Y. E. u.
The funeral will take plaza Sunday the 10th
at 8 p M. from the residence Of his son-!n.!aw
VIM A. Rushman, No. 1903 Prince Street. Lou
doun snd LIE, s5u1g papers please copy.
This morning, at the residences OF his father, in
this city, Dr.. THOMAS NJ. NORTON. son OF
Rev. Or George II. Ncr.en. Funeral from st.
Psul's Rectory Monday the 18th ins;aat, at IL m
On Friday. January 8, at the residence of her
brother, Wm. Il. F. Csriin, at Csrlia's Springs,
Miss ANN E. a. CARLIN, in her Goth yesr. Flu
neral from her brothers. residence to.mor1o :
Sunday ct u o'clock, Relatives and friend:
zs.iaYitsa astssd,
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rELEaRAPHIC EREVITTEs.

4 new party hss bson atartod in Chicago
With Blaine aud reciprocity as its platform.
Charles McRse veil kaown dealer Ia
wine and liquor, died tia forenoon Of pneu.
mons in Baltimore. he was SICK only
few days.
An explosion If Are damp occurred to day
In the VOLTS Bank coal pit at E:ssa, Gsr.
many, Six miners we're killed and seven
we're badly burned.
TIE Consionslnople tfioIsl jauresl &c.
day announces lhe Accession OF Prince 40.
bsa, The eldest son Ct the late Khedlve, 10
the throne OF Egyp'.
a deputy sheriff placed an attachment Of
$50 coo yesterday upon the properly Of Gen.
Batier In Lowell. Masa. The attachment ia
ss!d 10 be the re.u!t OF sn sc len by Boston
pubishere.
a dwelling houss Of Fart Lsaroncs dock,
Amhart, n s, occupied by Mr.. Can96sl
end family was burned ast night sad Mrs
Campball, aged As, aud her six.gear.old
daughter. perisbed IL the flames. TIE f.e
was caused ty tie explosion OF lamp.
A dispatch from D3nser states inst tie
motions OF the defense for a new tria 10 the
oaae Of Dr.. Graves Ssre today ove.ruled. Ii
hs liz sentenced 1t likely that The governor
will bs urged TO exercise executive ciem.
ency In behalf of the coudsmned msn.
The marriage OF George W. slyter AMI wife, Of
Iuzsrne took plsce at Troy, n. Y, yesterday
Thu pair WAS divorced abtus weeks sgo The
husband having surprised man iu the wcm;n's
compa1 y, the vifisor receiving bule. from Sly
ter's revolver.
Two cannon. balls have bosn fOuld at the Glen
Mills, Ps., stone qusrrios embedded In a rock
about 90 feet below the surface Of TIE earth. 1t
is supposed that the balls have been there since
the battle OF Br .ndywine was fought
During a fro in a Sunday Sci oil building of the
Calvary Episcopal Church, in the cast ED of Pitts
burg, this afternoon, the Iooi fell in. carrying
with It number of fi,emen, SINE o. whom were
fatally bu1n.d
There ia prospect that the strike Of the tox
makers snd sawyers IN Chicago may ba msdo
general before the matter is settled.
The fine repair shops of the Louis lille s NASH
vile railroad in Decatur Ala, and fifteen cars
were burned last night.
Three prisoners confnad in tho county j IL at
scetssburg IL d., awaiting trial escaped from that
institution las. night
Ffedei lex stahl, ex-Maycr, of Galena Ills, is
dead at the age Of 49, he went there from Mary
land in 1923.
1t is reported ths. SIX OF tho smaller packing
firms of Chicsg0 are about to be tod to an Eng
lish syndicate.
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church, in Nil.
Waukee, was destroyed by fro last night.
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The Strike Extending

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 9 The strike Of
the southern express messengers on the ILL
nols Central B. B. has extended over the
South ell the way to New O leans, and ell
on the North aud South Carolina Railway,
south of hickman, KY, to Atlanta, Ca.
quit work last night. The cause Of the
trouble Ia that the Illinois Central men
demanded an increase In wages iast before
Christmas and 1t was granted. After the
rush was over wages were reduced TO the
old basis,
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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Forelgu News.

PARIS, Jsn. 9.-The Pope has written
letter to Cardinal Richard, archbishop Ct
Paris, In which he blames the French blah-
obs for their attitude towards the govern
m ant.
a dispatch from Danain states that 90
many town officials ers Frustrated BY iDhu
enza that the pupIie service Is paral!z d.
From throughout the south OF Franco come
reports Of an alarming increase in the NOR
tally due entirely to the raVages OF irhu
erza.
Archbishop Thibaudier died OF Cambria
to-day oiiofaenz.. He WAS born at Mil
lsry. Department. OF thu Rhone, Sept. 30,
1928. Prior 10 his elevation to the arch
bIshopric he was viosr-Seneral of Lyons,
bishop Of sigdoDia in partibus aud bishop OF
Solssons az Lao1.
LONDON, Jan. 9-It Is reported that s!r
Francis Clare Ford at present British sm'
oassador to Spain, will be appointed to sue
ceed slr Vim. A. White, who died recently
In Berlin SO British ambassador to Turkey.
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. ga feature OF
the Russian Exhibit OF the Chicago Co!um-
blan Exhibition will ba vast habita,ion
devoted to exhibits from Russian Asisic
possessions. Each chamber of this struct-
ure will bs fitted In the various orders CT
architecture prevailing among the different
Russisu Mohauedan rGces and will be fur
nlahed in the style prevalen Mt among these
people.
LONDON, Jan. 6.-The police OF Walssll
are making further Investigations into the
doIngs OF the Wallsall anarohiats. Il has
leaked out that the prlsoners were Matching
plot resembling 10 lis details the pot OF
the anarchists In Chicago which led to the
Newmarket massacre 10 1886.
BERLIN, Jan 9.-The Bourse Gazette de.
nles that Russia has negotiated In Paris for
new loan. The Bourse Gazette declares
that the treasury holds nearly million OF
francs.
PARIS, Jan. OF e Echo de Paris says ttas Ad-
mlral Recupier, com nsnder of tho French squad
ION now in tho Gulf of Juan, has ordered several
ironclads to proceed to Morocco:
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INTELLIGENCE from R,chno1d is to the
effsc. that the consideration ofthe raii'oso
BILL has heer postponed until the personnel
of the commission 10 be created by 1t shall
have been determined. If this be 30 1t mus'
have been at the instance O! the opponents
OF the bill, epd shows not only that they are
more numerous in the Legislature than they
have been suppoeed io be, hut also that they
ere wise msn In their generation, Tor TIE
oliglnators and promoters OF The idea tnst
suggested the bill, who talked it up In TIE
different counties and created feeling IN
its favor among the farmers, were those who
hoped to be members OF the commission
and i, that hops be dlspelisd, as 1t "lli be
In all but the three to be appointed TIE
failing in favor of the bill will naturally
undergo considerable eubs'denoe.