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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11
nEATrNING LETTFR.

Denson. Tex, Jan. Especial l--fes-
terdny morning Robert Wen a respectable
farmer residing two ana one half miles north
OF this city received following note through
tbs postofhoe, which from 4 glance, ia
reader can wen discern - Intentions. The
note read;
iiIiob We are. am q friend 70 you and
come others there ~ great deal ~ talk
going on about you following Mrs, Haynes
and others No more. zee.
il was written on a plain sheet OF note
paDer, Ia very large bold hand. which
would indicate that the writer was h good
scribe The envelope WAS a yellow one aud
reads:
"R III Weir, DanisOn, Texas"
ghla WAS written IN q crampcd hand evil
IDENTIFY disguised aid the lotter which hpro
no date was mailed IN Denls0n sunday
Mr. Weir q the gentleman who ieaunol ln
the Edwards hnh0ae corpus case FRIDAY
and Saturday az sherman. Ills Testimony
wus that he found a pocket book containing
letters. q blll OF ladlng aud several other
papers The letters were addressed 70 Ion
Spears, Dcniaop Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11
NOT DEAD YET.

Austin. Tex, Jan. lO.-(NpecIal, )IIhe
caucus iden IL not dead, nor even sleeping
Many of the men who helped to give Il
a rebuff VA the speaiership contest, be-
cause they feared the effect upon their
favorites. are strongly for a caucus 20
pass upon legislation touching the issues
OF the late campaign and some Of thcm
even declare coniidenualy thar thoy
thought al the officers should have been
selected IN caucns. The workers for IL
say that IN "A week or two the necessity
for one will become 30 apparent that all
the regulars viii join in the movement
They claim that the CLARK men aud
Populsts are both organized and ready
10 vote s0lidly together In opposition 10
an measures near TO the heart Of the adj
ministratiOn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11
A NlnnYY nnY

M Paao, Tex, Jan. 1O-(Specal. might
Watclmnn Geo. Coles az the Santa No depot
last night discovered two parties stealing
coal from n car, and when he ordered them
10 surrender both struck nut ON run COles
followed and empued his pistol az the re-.
treating forms and after run Of half
mile caught one OF the thieves, who gave
Taller. A couple or hours after being phe-
ed Ia the cell he was visited by the nighb
guard, who discovered blood on his coat
Upon compulsory Investigation tha boy, be-
Ing only n, was found 20 be shrOt In the
shoulder doctor was called and the ball
was located IN the collar bone, which had
been broken ,nnd Il u feared Will provo
fntni The lad did not utter muruur
while the wound was being probed aud HE
nerve soon won the Aympaihy OF the jailer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11
rnRc1nI.Y pnIsnNnn.

Donison. Tex, Jan. TO- Especially Bert
braun son Of Conductor Braun. OF the
tho victim OF n mysterious assault early
Mondny morning. Young Braun ~ w tho
employ Of the Missouri Kansas and Texas
railway az this point, as caller, and while
O'Clock. was knocked from his horse, drag.
gcd into stairway and liquid forced
down lis throat which the phyhciaas pro-
uOuiced rank poison. After remaining nn-
conscious for fourteen hours, he vas able
10 relate the above facts 10 his friends The
Young man carried ON his person some let-
tiers, ring aud a watch. fhe nnG and
touched
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11

Austin, Tex, Ian. 10 Especially
The senutc committees win be announced
tomorrow. II ~ understood that
liborar division Of place has been nude
with the opposition on nll committees
except internal improvements. This IL
IL probable will be- pretty solid for the
administration program, that rs for the
commission as II stands awaiting the re-.
suits of the litigation IN the Federal
courts Swaync of Tarrnnt u most like
IN 10 be- the head Of this committee aud
Crawford Of Hopkins at the head Of
judiciary number One.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11
WHAT srOCKNIEN ASK.

Austin. Tex, Jan. i0.-lSpocial) 1.-The
stCckmen's convention, which was called
20 meet here today 10 present 70 the leg-
islature such matters ng are deemed OF
interest 30 them, chief Of which Us the
suppression OF pr0miscuous shooting ia
pastures was called 70 order al IL O'Clock
today al the DHskill hotel and II. X.
Lame Of San Antonio was elected chair
man, q. c. Caldwell Of Austin secretary
and Jess Pressnall of San Antonio ser
geant-at-arma The meeting then nd
journed I'LL 1880 p. N.
At 3 o'clock the meeting was called
10 order by Hon. ". X Lane, chairman,
who, after briefly thanking the convention
for the honor conferred By his electiOnAHs
chairman, proceeded 20 lucid explana-
ton Of the purposes for which the con
ventiOn had been called, the leading
feature being trospass and hunting in
pastures, also regulation Of pasture a.
vision fences between land owners and 10
regulate he rights Of persons owning
small tracts Of land In pastures.
Hon q. NJ. Rogers moved that CONF
mittee be appointed 10 properly represent
the stockmen'H interest before the legis-
laulre The motion was carried aud The
following committee appointed; Hon X.
w Staytoa, Hon Geo. w. Fulton, Jr.,
Hon. u NJ Rogers Dr. ~. r. Taylor,
Seth Mabry, GeO4i West Hon. Il. II,
Lane. A, III Pierce, Ed NJ. House, Geo.
W. Lttleheld
The convention ordered that the legis-
latiye committee draft a suitable memo
rial calling on the farmers end stock
men OF Texas 20 arouse and take snch
action as their interests demand. the fol
lowing gentlemen composing fhc cOnl-
nittee: Hon George w Fulton, Jr..
Hon c. M Rogers aud lobe Woods
A resolution was adopted authorizing
the chairman 20 appoint cOmmittec
70 wait on the governor and invite hiIu
V address the Convention Tomorrow,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11
GOyrRNOn uoGGs DENIAL.

Austin. Tex. Jan 10. Specially ~
Speaker Cochran said tonight that he
regarded the future of Texas Democracy
as dependent upon the present admins.
trntion aud that he would do OH he could
10 contribute to its success. To this end
ho said he expected 60 give control OF the
committees 10 administration men.
Governor llogg made an explicit donlal
Of any interference In any way with the
speakership race. He said hc advised a
caucus as to all the other Offices, Ia order
that no CuneyClnr man might get Ia.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11
TuAr MARn,s NEsT.

Austin, Tex, Jan. TO- Especial The
bares nest found by The News which
DISCOVERIES that Lieutenant-Goyernor Pen.
dleton had no right 10 act in the place of
Governor Hogs while tho latter was
duck-shooting on the coast, IL on par
with tho most Of 10 fulmInations, re-
garding the constitution. That provides
that the acknowledgements shall net
whenever the governor refuses ~ serve,
Ia this particular instance Governor
Hogg with all his might and the empha-
sis of duclushot was refusing TO serve
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11
CIR IlIs TuRoAr.

Taylor, Tex. Jan. 10 (special.)--A man
named Young from Milan county. an at
tuohed witnesa In the ease Of the state w.
cite Rrynn, charged with the assaaslnati0n
~ sheriff olive, nc Echo, Ia Sep,
tcrbcr, last shielded ON The north bound
international train thig morning nR The trAiu
wnH pulling into Taylor. by cutting his
throat with pocket knife He had testi-
fed In the case ~ Georgetown yesterday.
No cause II assigned Tor The deed,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11
RORNRTH .ELECTNn

Austin, Tex, Jan. 10 Special Fan
min county redeemed $1,000 court house
bonds ard Lampasas county $500 Of
her bridge bonds.
The presidential electors met again
this morning aud after taking n number
OF ballots. elected General A, s. Roberts
messenger 10 Washington, he having ne
oeived eight votes on the last ballot
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11
CnNIfNG LEGIsLAT1oN

Austin. Tex. Jan. TO- Especial --Just
as a forecast Of what Ia 60 come the fol.
lowing list Of bills TO be introduced is
given.
Senator Kearby Of Van Zandt viii in
troduce a bill to regulate the ownership
of land by corporations.
Senator McComb Of Montgomery. bills
60 amend the law relating 10 public
roads, the mechanics lien law and the
public school laws.
Senator Crawford Of Hopkins a hill to
amend the present assessment laws with
q view TO the equalization Of state taxes.
Senator BcwHcr of Dallas, bill pro-
viding for additional courts Of appeal aud
also one 10 provide an agricultural aud
mechanical college for North Texas,
Representative Morrison, a bill 10
amend the present assessment laws.
Representative Breeding Of Harris, an
act to amend the present railway com
mission law.
Representative Cough of Collin, to
amend the mechanics lien law and also
relative Go the amendment Of the const-
tuition for the full support Of the ex-COn-
fcderate soldiers.
Representative Rowell Of Marion, to
reconstruct the general election law rela-
tive 10 the Introduction Of the Australian
ballot system
Representative Henderson of Lamar,
an act TO repeal the law putting into
eject the Jester amendment.
Representative Bell OF ellis, to estah-
liah a board Of pnrdona.
Representative Chambers OF Montague.
10 authorize the redemption of lands
sold under deeds Of trust
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11
snNATn cnMNI1TTHr.

Austin. Tex, Jan O-(Spcclnl) 1t
Is understood that Lieutenant Governor
Elect Crane has an Of his committees
for the senate made up aud that they
win be announced during the session To-
morrow. There are only four members
of the present senate who were IN the
last senate and it would De nero guess
work 10 attempt 90 toreshadow the cou-
position Of the committees, although 70
might be an easy matter 60 name some
Of the members Of some OF them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11
GARRIsnN I'M IAIL.

Deputy sheriff John Moore returned
from Atlnnta, Gu, today. having la
chnrgo Dr. y. H. Garrison, WHO a
charged with the killing of Constable y.
H. Stevens nj Alyord on Dec. 10 Or.
Garrison was placed In jail. Consider
able interest IN manifested in the muttor
ON account Of the prominence Of the par-
ties.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11
SHAW on MILLS.


Austin, Tex Jan. Especial 1.-THE
sentiment Of the admiuistratiorists reln-
tive 10 the sciatorsLip Is very aptly
summed Up by Farmer Shaw. who NJ
here as usual to see things started OF
IN order. He is not AN enthusiastic
Mills man by any means, but he fuyors
the recollection Of the junior senator
There is no doubt said he 10
Gazette representative, that Mr.. Mills
will be re-clcctcd and be ought 70 be.
never have been very much Of a Mills
man for many rcusons, hut Texas can
not afford not 10 re-clect HIM"
why do you place Mr. Mills claims
paramount"
"Ile nor no other man has any claims
on Texas In politics men should be-
governed as they should be In works of
charity or bencvolcncc. The man who
acts in response TO the demands or de-
scrts of others will generally make a
mistake. The correct guide IL what YOU
owe as n duty To yourself and n higher
power. In politics we should determine
what we owe ourselves aud our state.
Mr.. Mills position ON silver Is not per
hups that of majority of crNans, hut
position was Endorsed by the national
Democratic convention In the nomination
of Cleveland, aud In the platform adopt
ed tO-wit that while frc coinage Of
silver az ratio that will maintain q
parity of the metals Is q Democratic de-
mnnd, II Is nevertheless Of less import
uuce than the demand for tariff reform.
MIR. Mills, In his position and promm-
ence upon the reform Of the tariff IL not
OF Teas. but u national leader These
promises being granted the conclusion IL
plain that TcXah cun not afford 10 ignore
Mr.. Mills ms the logical senator OF
course there H. great apprehension TINT
Mr. Mills will not be- In AZ strict accord
with Texas Democracy az be should be,
especially In the matter OF federal ap-
! pointincnts. IL may be that Mr.. Mills
will even not intcrpose any objection ca
/ appointment by Mr. Cleveland o. mcu
WHO voted The Clark ticket / do not be-
| licye Mr.. Mills will lndOrse the appoint
| meut of any man 10 q federal office who
| holtcd the regular Democratic nominn.
! lions, especially since the boilers also at
| tempted TO sell out the state government
/ to a negro politician. Granting how.
! ever. that Mr.. Mills should take even va
extreme position, Texas should wait a
chance In the future 10 rebuke him.
1T Is 20 Texas Interest 30 rO-eloci
| MIR Mills and Texas should be governed
only by chat principle Leave IL 10 such
| Il TO eXpcdient working and man
euyering managers AS led the late CLARK
campaign 10 intcrposc obstacles to Tex
as welfare. True Democrats however
are not governed by such principles
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11
seNAToR EOwARO MuRPAY. JR
Thai is tho Way He win Spell His Name Alter
the Fourth Of MARCH.

Albany, ~ Y, Ian 1O.--In joint eau
Gus tonight the Democrats Of the legisla-
ture nominated on the FIRST ballot I'D.
ward Murphy, Jr Dem) for United
States senator 20 succeed Frank EIiseock
(Hcp). There was no opposition 10 him,
aud so the scnat0ralip CONTEST Is ended
without an Incident OF consequence.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11

Topeka Kan. Jan. iO.- senator Perkins
arrived from Washington today, IA hope o.
ate he viii be- here three "a four days
then 20 back ID Washington, 20 be sent
nQaiu ln two weeks. wien the senatorial
baffle viii be fully on. Tho senator said
he Is an aspirauf for bis own nlare and
believes he VIII receive the n0nlu0tl0u.
Cniied States district af(sneg
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11
PAupER IMMIGRANTS.

Uniontown, Pa. Jan. TO- Philadelphia
inspector Of immigration has arrived hers
with Mrs Helen Noodle and four cblld-
rem, who VIII ie sent Wednesday. 10
South Shields England, whence she
came three weeks ago. IN violation Of
the immigration law, being paupers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11
K1LLrD rMo sLnrpnRa.

Enfaun, l. n, jan, to--tspaclai Some
m9oYsiA One pieht insi 49, Snnp,l n d,s.
ing the night SOME pHriiesr supposed ~
be a lot of drunken Indians, or mafHhale,
shot into the camp. killing two Of the sfeep-
tent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11

Galveston. Tex, Jan, l0.--(Special ~
Local forecast for the tWenty-four
hours ending midnight jan IL, for Texas
east 1T the 100 meridiap' fnii, stationary
tenperaturs. eouiheglx wiaaa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11
NYEs

Judge John l.. Shepherd Of Pittsburg
Is here. II Congressman Culberson goes
into the cabinet he will be pitted against
Senator Crawford 10 succeed to tie
mantle Of "Old Dave"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11

an organization to which he must be
subject"
This sums Up the current talk on this
much-dscussed subject.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11
o1rIliIolIA LEGIsLAruRE.

tsN OIrLAiIoAIA LEGIsLATURE.
ftcenhrIe D. T., Jan. tO.-(Specal.l Both
k, Il hes Of lhc territorial legislature met
~ urfo1lged temporarily and adjourned.
EO nroc plriieL are cauouslng tonight aud
I'D rows have occurred which
d lAcfou ont tomorrow. Although the Re
Al nnna have q mai )rity In the senate,
Al OF thclr members have boiled the eau
N aErghich may cause them to lose the or
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11
Kxchangs at Galveston.
Stocks aud Bonds.

Xork. Jan. 10. Stocks and bonds
!. at ne following prices bid:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11
tBIN ANUIAL.

British oonsols
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-01
STATE PRESS SENTIMENT.

England, according to London news
papers, could hot think OF allowing
America 10 annex Hawai-, but II Brit
ain wanted TO absorb anything who
would be consulted? There is = grow
ing feeling that England will "allow" .
oumber OF things that she will not like
within the next twenty years.--Detroit
Tribune.
The rapid spread of disease in these
days of rapid trsnslt 10 proved by the
appearance of smallpox in Michigan.
contracted nj long since by exposure
TO the disease on an Atlantic steamer.
A gap in the quarantine fence at New
York may be soon felt At Muskegon.-
Muskegon Chronicle.
"New York Is now the dirtiest city in
the world" says the New York Tele
gram. And Tammany proposes to con-
troll the quarantine regardless of filth
and food for cholera. Cour-
ier- Herald.
The cabinet slate makers will take a
rest for awhile while PrcsIdent-eleci
Cleveland tries a hand at the slate. It's
odds to nothing that Cleveland makes
the correct slste.-Muskegon News.
Some of the ambitious IN Chicago are
STRIVING TO learn all languages IN order
TO give visitors from foreign parts the
satisfaction of being fieeced in their M.
tive tongues.-Detroit Free Press.
Coal, selling to the poor of New York
for 10 cents a basket, $40 ton, and
yet the co!liers are closing down be.
cause of TOO much cAl.'-Jackson
Patriot
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-01

Peddler-wouldn't you like some
notices for your house, mum It's
very cheerful TO abusband to see . nice
motto on the wall when he comes
home. Mrs. De Jag-You might sell
me one If you've got one that says
"Better Late than Eyer."-Puck.
"My daughter will. trust. prove a
real helpmeet to you" Impecunious
son-in- law-I hope 90. I don't know
how I'll meet expenses without her
hclp.-DetroitT Tribune.
Arrangements have been about com.
plsted, Il IL reported. for the formation
Of typewriter trust. She shouldn't he
too trusting. though. - Philadelpaia
Ledger.
Hogan-An' whin do Crow Glove.
land take his job. do We know Grogan
-Jist t'irteen days before ~. Patrick,
day.-Indianapolis Journal.
did you present Pulls letter ofrec-
ommendsuon TO Mr.. Grestmannr'
"No. Was sealed, aud knew better"
--Ciothiers' Weekly.
Spark-Why do trollymen on electro
cars wear rubber gloves9 Flash-Be
cause they are not contuctors-Cloih.
iers' Weekly.
Clsra-Namms. dear. 10 q hat harm
ful' Mamma Il don't know, my child
Ask your father, liberalization Bud
get.
The architect when planning POUNDS.
tons doubtlees finds hope Of prof, IN
his bsss designs.- -blnghsmfon Lea der.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-01
FIT AND MISS BREVTiEs.

Senator Wolcott of Colorado will
probably make his mark IN his oppo-
sition 10 the new Columbian postoge
stamps. The chances are. however
that il will be merely . postmark.--
New York Prees.
Chicago is TO go through another
trial of the Cronin case. In lite mad
desire for sensations the worlds IA II
town may yet return to Mira. O'Lesry' .
cow.-Washington Post.
Jerry simpson says his mission is TO
save the country. Such fellows as
simpson ought to remain where they
helong-in thee corntield. - Toled J
Blade.
The suggestion that Mr.. Bayard may
again be secretary of state scslculatei
to NIL with rage considerable ele.
ment in he democratic party.-Bostou
Journal.
Rudyard Kipling's new house IS
ninety feet long, but he thinks il ought
TO be much larger to hold him and the
baby.-Atlanta Constitution.
The man who falls in New York
street these days can he truthfully 81 d
TO have fallen into q soft thIng.-New
York World.
For purposes of courtship and the
production of pneumonia sleigh riding
Is hard to beat-I'ittsburg Dispatch.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-01

Annsxstion talk - fast ard furious.
Mach Of 8, q loose ord after NE fash
ION of The bat gerforstng srtsie-
When tha excitement snail snbsde a
htsle The serms cf TIE PROPOSE brought
- tha Hs~slsn comm son vii Ia
rssts pat e. aid then more intsili-
ssat des a. tse stuanon vii be had
- prrsert Al speculation ss e. the
future = ttssd upou unstable ecnlsc-
tpres aaa aa.Niy formed estimates q
the vslns of SO ssras for commercial
exchanges ard a. cosiinx sta on n
sb> Pacific 70 this = aided TIE fact
that ne sscaten 70 the slsnds raakss
them inve'nershie a. strategic point
n Csc ct VAR Ia q 81 States Ia.
moved s.ncx very Wi without ps-
ssssirg tosse sisnfs. although ceur1-
eenefss mighs 49, whsn possession
roaid - Invaluable. it = not Drcls-
Re thst TIE na~s az ls.aads Ill ever
tecoase me sev % a cen fict tet xrea ths
ersat nsfiors. X theT shsli r.main
neutrsi a. tstvesn TIE powers If sh's
and ether continents. - profs er less
can resuit 80 sny. 4 sseesssrJ = 90
enpr me lsisnds ~ esse q var. e
~eaid eoet no mere 70 tsse them freus
"a srery thsn ewnng then - Boat
shesa sxsinss fee. car var.
ships soaid hxv. 90 ssvsasss over
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-01
lraMs ABOUT WOMEN

Mrs. Peary OF arctic tame Is TALL
wislowy woman, whose personality is
extremely attractive. HeT youthful
appearances IL surprise when her
puck ana enduraheo are recalled. sue
says her height aroused much curiosity
among the ksqulmsux women, who
are rather below axe. and they were
anxious 20 know II AL white women
were $50 high"
Mira Mckee. President Harrison's
daughter. Is . frequent contributor TO
the magazines. and recently wrote an
article on the training Of children for
an Engiish publication called The baby.
The cheapest cress made by Worth,
the Partisan milhner. evan II Of cotton.
does not cost less than $50, and this
he calls his ''pzuvreite costums"-the
poor giri's dress-
A young lady ia Newark. n. j..
whose ankle was injured during q
waltz by her partner accidentally kick
ing her. wants 5000 damages from
HIM.
Marshy N. Lyles. . colored woman,
OF sylvanss. Ga, who 10 now over 10
years oil age. started 10 school Tor the
iifst time few days ago.
Misc Mary wilkins. who 10 At pres-
ent on the topping wave Of literary
success, Is tiny, shy. little woman.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-01

After weary weeks or vrangiinx tne
nntl-option bill hss passed the senate.
II - nos yei law. Tor IA addition to
requiring ths concurrence by the house
IN sac senate amendments . nast re-
cssys tue signature OF the president
II a pr0k abe that conference COM
mite vii be appointed By the honse
and senate which committee Will 10
able. 4 40 inclined. TO delay the pas
.zxs ef the bill until the session q
ABOUT ended. Then u either body shall
refuse 20 scsept aud stop, the report
of the eonfsrses, or Il members hostile
20 - dnal adoption shall fihbuster the
Anfi-opnon Dill Will be killed. Not
wllhstsnding both Michigan senator's
voted for is passage. the osll 10 not cal
cuiatet % benefit the farmer N whnse
interest It e ostcnsibly passed. IL vii.
II finally made operative, pas stop
70 board az trade gambling, but IA It's
place tire WI % reared monopoly
octopus more oppressive than any com
hine now in existence. Under the pro-
vl.0ns Of this bill any person may con-
tract with farmers for The delivery OF
future eroos n siatei price, With
this opportunity L viii % possible Tor
nill.onsire mlil-owners d corner
the entire wheat supply on contracts
for future delivery. This will give
thsm the power 70 control the demand
and limit the supply Ihey viii oe
able 70 buy wheaE ats contract price.
resardless q fluctuations abroad, aud
% sell fiour a. price regulated by for
eign quotations In other words they
Will buy under contract wheat worth II
per bu.hel for 80 cents and sell Their
four 20 the consumer at price bzsed
on sl.c0 wheat. In the end the anti
option bsii kills legalized gamtlng IA
futures % give birth TO iegslized roh-
berry and monopoly ia futures IL
should fail OF hnRi approval.