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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-26
 Fresh Flowers

Miss Joe Coasarre. at No. 2ai West FfiCii avenue. receives ffeshcnt flowers every day from < I.onis Prices as follows
 Roses. per inzen. slM. earnation Pinks Der dozen. .li cents. Lilies oi the Naile,y. per ,loaesi 5o cents. Hyacinths, per dozen aa rents. Any kinds of floral designs. and ail kinds of stamping and embroidery anne al
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THE appointment of the Hon. Clifton E. i'rsalsinriaae aS Minister to Russia k admirable from every standpoint 9ir Bfee6inride is pre- eminenHy qualified U man of the highest probitg and honor largely versed in affairs. q scholar and thinker His recognition is good party policy for he has richly earned the reward Of faithful seruce to his party and his country He is a popular fayorite wherever he is known h Kentucky particularly, his appointment wi. be everywhere hailed with pleasure. for the memory of his great father is still treasured in all hearts. Ne congratulate tue President at the same time that we congratulate AIr Breekinridge.
 Com7er-Joulna}
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-26

Foot speeches bY political dema- gogues in Congress and oa the stump and the writings of cranky Governors had much to do with the stupendoas error of honest working men in supposine that lhe com munity atlarge could De carried to ali lengths out of sympathy with their grievances. Goquesti5nably tho hardships of the employed men have been severe throughout the financial crisis, bur ihereis uo Ques- ton that designing persons have grossly exaggerated them and given bad advice as to remedial measures. The lesson of the strike is that the American people may be relied on to sympathize with the oppressed. but not when the latter do unlawful acts or permit them to be done in order to compel the fighting Of their wrongs. The grea, sympathetic railroad has proved itself dis, astrous failure. It could not with stand the current Of patriotic seuti- meut which swept over the land when the President interposed the authority and power of the Govern meut. Nor must il be overlooked that the sober second thought af thousands of level headed labor unionists has marked a new depart ure in the methods to be sought for bettering their condition.
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 SETTLE. one of the candidates
 against Breekiafidge in Kentucky. spoke To q crowd fast Saturday aud confessed that twelve or thirteen
 year, ago he inSr everything he had al poker. mortgaged his property ! to save his children from starvation and narrowly escaped q drunkard 's grave. Many shed 1ears and Set tie made numerous friends All that remains is for the other candi- date. Owen. to confess himself d
 foreer. traie f7hbef aud horse Thief
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loa.aen rsekef.-Ian. nnn

In order to make room f2r our fall supply ri tickets we WiH. for the next ninety lays. sell our Simmer Tourist tickets d greatly reduced rates Come ealls and often. j l.. REiNAetl Ticket teeat Iron Noun. rain Route. Pine Blun Ar6 spr %
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-26

THE DoekeFY commission ta ,im- plity the methods of transacting business in the Government depart ment has topped of a small army of clerks. saved half a million dollars a year in salaries and made a big cut in the ed.tape production
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-26

JEFFERSON county is twice repre- sented iu the State ticket by two as good mon as this or any other State can boast of This will probably be q stimulus towards bringing that county out of the kinks this fall and placing it in the straight Democracy row. Stuttgart .Star
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WE are probably on tue ragged edge of the most alarming feature of the great labor uprising. to-wit: the epistolarg stage. when Gompers, Sovereign and Debs will be hurling adiectiyes. adverbs aud explosive parts of speech at one another in great shape.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-26

ls Congressman don | ike the law docking salaries Tor absence. let them find some other way of providing au0rums. The next House will probably not have as big a majority as the present one
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Good Railroad Connections.

Train NJ. via Cotton Rei EuHte. now makes rlnse connection al aira. with fast mail trains Nos anu . via Illinois Central F. R for points on ghe Nj Louis Chicago X New Orleans divisions. E Ii Wilson.
 Agent
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WE see no reason why lngslls should not now resume regular trips to the points where he is to be en- gagged as newspaper editor
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-26

PULLMAN car stock is 50 cents premium. notwithstanding ate bullisb events. but stock in Pullman himself js several points below par.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-26

IT is probable that Republican orators this fall will point with pride to the superior condition of American working men over those | erlldious Albion and al on ae-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-26

THE earthquake in eonstantiuopie owes apologies 10 some of our West ern Governors for acting in an un- constitutional nlanner.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-26

PfEFFER wants to abolish the United States Senate, but offers no reason as potent as his being there himself.
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FOR CONGRESS

We gre authorized TO anDouuee ( 9hEGkiNRIDGE Of Jefferson County, as a candidate for the Kitty fourth Congress from she seeend Arkansas Congressional District snlaeut tp the action of the Democratic Aom- iHgHnG orNcnuon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-26

CIrvHlASp doesn't talk through his chapeau.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-26

Now the Populist party can go into ihe hands of 6 receiver.
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H5 fs Chinese Restaurant
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theoni5 eataHraHg f5.tsiae HiHa WHeIr iUI}y- ettn 20 aHd get g. Hfst=tia-a ueaI at reasonable Hrite-- Polite and courteous attention aIate pDIje. l8E iaaies Reg ss.l. mea!~. LJr -I meals Iae e4-5U. FN. trtt#lal. e.t 4IetaH.
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Pstivnt-I've taken alt the medicine you sent me. except this one bottle. and don't seem to feel any better.
 BaclSwood's Doctor Yours must be an aggravated ease Farmer Acorn.s COW was took down al the saue time as you @az. an giy her just the same medicine exactly, and it cured ass.- Once Week
 Money in IL I've got a great idea, cried the theatrical manager, tits continuous performance - That's not new interrupted d man. ''I know it. cried tue manager. but the rest of my idea is I'm going to al. low i've minutes between each act and buy the cafe next door. Life.
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SENATOR SHERMAN can fish with any bait.
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET

For Sheriff (. II. TR1PIETT. For Circuit Clerk, H. A. Mccoy. For Representatives. ". E. SALLEE. S r. HILzHEIM, C.. L. BLACKWELL For County and Probate Judge, ". D. JONES. For. qounty'aud Probate Clerk, F. B. FLANDERS. For County Treasurer R..T. KENDALL For Assessor ]. Fl. SHELBY For Coroner.
 \. L. COOK. For Surveyor. J. I. MARTIN
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--fhe number of potential voters in this country in ls90 was l69l0.sfl. h 1880 the number was ls SID 3ts The total presidential vote in isas was I..- ll0eaa
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PINE BLUFF. ARK. JULY Ii is94
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Entered at the Post-offiee al Pine Bluff, Ark. as second-elass mail matter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-29

or surprising naturalucss are tulips
made Of goose feathers, says Tho Rural
Now Yorker. Use only tho plumy tips.
First clean them In lukcwarm water
with common soap. When thoroughly
dry, cut tho individual petals with sharp
scissors The tulip calls Tor six petals.
In dyeiug Tho feathers tho petals Tor
ono flower are treated Nugly. AMI.
limo dyes dissolved In alcohol arc
most satisfactory. Dilute a few drops
Of tho dissolved dye with hot water.
First soak tho potals-iust enough for
ono Aowor-ln alcohol. Then put them
into the solution and let them soak for
several hours, according 10 the intensity
Of color desired.
Tho solution may be- 90 strong that q
simple dipping IA Of tho feather dyes IL
tho desired depth Of color but II the
solution be weak and tho feathers be- al
lowed 10 gradually absorb the dye tho
color Is lasting and even. After tho
petals havo boon dyed they arc well
driod, then curled with heated shears
and curved inward. For the center Of
tho flower use five small petals, which
may be- Of inforioror refuse feathers, and
fasten them into a tuft. This tuft IS On.
tiroly concealed by the dropping foath-
Crs and Is used only 10 give body aud
strength 10 the flower.
To the end Of tho tuft fas,cn q strong,
twisted wire for the stem. About tho
tuft arrange the six petals, each overlap.
ping the othor, the curved tips falling
over the center The petals are attached
90 the stem by means Of fine wire. The
stem is incnsed IN rubber tubing Suit
able colors are reds, white, yellow and
orange.
The flower i9 especially adapted foI
early spring wear, during tho Towering
season Of the tulip. Artistic harmony
should DO observed IN tho wearing Of
artificial flowers as Ina all things. Hyu.
cinths and lilacs do not look well on
summer hats neither a'o marguCrites OF
cloyers pleasing on winter hats. Fashion
should BIZ restricted 20 the flower of the
season, which suggests the possibility Of
It's being natural.
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CONGRESS DoINas


Completed la the senate.
WASHINGTON, June 2s.-The con-
alteration OF tho Income tax Of the
turin hill WAS completed by the Senate
at 1895,
HUaT started the filibuitering mausu-
vers today In the Senate, which seemed
to Indicate that II might DO the purpose
Of the Republicans to use the Joint
resolution passed by the House yester-
day, continuing after June 30 the
appropriations OF the fiscal year, to
blockade the tariff bill.
Cooktoll, chairman Of the appr0prla'
lions committee, renewed his motion
OF last night To refer the resolution to
a committee.
Hoar offered a motion that took pre-
cedeuce, iustructing the committee To
report back A. au amendment the sun
dry civil appropriation bill as II paused
the House. HoAr protested against
keeping the tariff bill before the Senate
10 the exclusion OF other Legislation.
Al lO:80 the resolution gave way Ia
the tariff bill. The pending amend
ment was that Of HIN TO limit the Time
TO period between March | and Au-
gust of sach year, when the books OF
corporations should 10 open to inspec'
ton,
There ensued a protraoted discussion,
Chandler Teller, Manderson and
Allison participating.
Hill made a motion 10 strike out the
Income tax feature Of the Iarih bill,
Lost, - ~ 40.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-29

from 81 Louis with George and vii.
Ham Taylor, wanted in this county FOR
the murder Of Gus Motss anu family
near browning. But lhe sheriff ina d
been notified by telegraph that Their e
was danger should he bring his pris d.
onefs TO Bfo0krell tonight, ami he
stopped at Macon CITY and placed them
Ia ilil there.
When the train arrived 200 persons
were at the depot and ATTY masked
mon. When they discovered the
prisoners were 1t Macon, talk " going
there was INDUCED 600, hut the idei was
finally given w aud peace relgns
again.
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MAY RESULT In CIVIL WAR
ROChsloTt Pred lois Conflict 10 France
Before Long.
ue says the Election Of Casimir Perier
for the Presidency was the
Worst Possible.

LONDON, June 2s.-Heuri Roche.
fort, In an interview today, said he
considered the choice OF CasimIr.
Perief for president 10 bs the worst
possible to make. The new president
would try TO revive tho personal gov.
eminent of the late Marshal Nc Mahon
and Ike tho latter would have 10 sur.
render OF resign. RJchuilr. saiE
"Hm presidency means civil war.
He would seek the alliance Of Germany
la order 20 soil tue farmers hle coal, A.
he Is chief stakeholder IN the Anzein
niue, the richoat In France. Hs has
already announced his intention OF
not be- loug before a conflict 0oours."
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ASTHMA AND cATARRH.

-Four DAYS OF urs shores a shores Nrw
treatment has D0ur Wonders for John
\. MathUson,
The wonderful results obtained from
Dfs. shores u shores New Treatment
has caused profound sensation m salt
Lake city. Throughout tho territory,
tho following Caso has suffered from a
severe attack ~ asthma and ~ tho
most obstinate " diseases. under DR..
Shores & shores rare he has been great.
IS honohtoi. iloro is Mr.. Ma,hosona
signed statement
This win certify that I came 10 Dfs.
Shores 8 shores suffering with sovofo
u tack Of asthma, also uatnrrh. Amer
four days ] can say my improvement
has been wonderful
JOuN y. MATuEsON,
AZ West South Temple.
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LONDON, June 2s.-3:8O s.m.-Thc
Berlin correspondent Of the Ddiy Aeg'
says Of the scandal concerning tne
aIaudefous letters supposed TO have
been written by Count Won Kotz: II
IL Tumored that Prince Won SlOlburg
Werntger, grand chamberlain, tried
10 uissuade the emperor from arrest
lug Won Kotz, aud has since resigned.
Tue emperor accepted bis resignation.
There IL little doubt OF Won KotE's In.
nocencs and that his release has been
decided upon. lilo remains In custody
only ut his own request
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A SILK WEAVER.

Watch TICK Whcu ii0 first Game 20 Drs
Shores A rhprCs
Mr.. James l.. Dhalmora, n sick weaver
who IL employed with tho salt Lake SIX
Factory. in the Ricketts, Block, says
81 suffered with catnrrh Tor years with
the usual disngteeablo symptoms, vet my
worst trouble was in the cars and I want
to say that took four days troatmoni
with Dfs shores & shores. aud my hear
ing was improved woudoriully,and I can
nov hear tou limos bUlior. My Improve.
mont hls boon remarkable.
JAMES l.. CHALMERS,
Residence, az Fourth South, city.
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I wish 10 state thai took Dra. Shores
& SHORES treatment and can say I am
greatly improved
/ had pains iu the head. buzz ug in tho
ears, hawking and spitiing dryuos- in
the thruas hearing bad, tired feeling
upon arising Ia the morning, no appo-
tito, palms in tho back and shoulder
blades, and rheumatism affected me also,
and amor three days " Dire. shores q
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-29

CHICAGO, June 2s.--By the explo.
sion nj fro works on the rear platform
OF special train this morning bring.
Ing home from the state convention
the marching CLUB Of the Cook county
Democracy lest night the following
were badly hutnel; w. G. Asay, city
prosecutor; John w. Brown, Chrslcf
Cleveland, Col. Martin Emerlch, john
L. Hopkins, mayor; John ". Lane
hart J. 3. Mccarthy AMI William &.
Walsh.
IL VIII be- week or more before
some Of those burned will be able 10
use their hands.
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rs.nasrEa.l nn ImbselIe.

CHICAGO, June 2s,-Threu female
experts, Doctors Sarah Haokeit Stew
Gus, Harriet Alexander aud Florence
w. Hunt, were witnesses today IN tho
Prendergast Insanity hearing. They
testified that the assassin was Ru i'm.
uecile and that bis brain was not de.
veloped. Other witnesses were exam.
med, among Thorn Mrs. Prendergast,
the mother Of the prisoner. She
testified that there had been insanity
In Ihe family.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-29

INTENDING DREAMS lS GREENHOUSE,
the two OF morscrlCks meet, remove tho
pointed piece and carefully break on a
small bit Of the points replace the piecoi
lay one button face down on the outside,
with the onds of the wire down through
opposite holes and both ends through
the opening IN the glass put tho otho'
buttono on the wire taceup; twist tho wire
until tho buttons press the glass firmly,
end the pieces viii ~ held securely
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nn..hrr, md ,rnmr.II.

LONDON, June 2s.-Lord Rosebery,
ia his reply 10 the letter sent him by
the Anli.Gambling League, protesting
against horse-racing, says:
"My position Is simply this: Like
Cromwell, whose official position was
higher than mine, and the slrictness
u whose principles cannot DO ques-
toned, possess a few raoehores,
anu am glad when QUO Of them hap.
pens ~ DO n good one"
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Tho Trial Of tho Taylor nrothors.

81. LOUIS, Juue 2s.-WillRm r..
hud George II. Taylor, accused OF the
murder VI Gus Meeks, hts wife and
two little daughters near Browning on
May llth last, arrived Ia 81. Louis
from Little Rock, Ara, today on their
way back 10 DO tried Tor that crime.
They were met here by Sheriff Ed.
ward Barton, OF Lynn county, Mis-.
souri,, VINO lett with them for Llnneus.
Sheriff Barton says there is now no
danger Of lyuching.
BROoKFlELD, Mo-, June %. So A
lynohiug was narrowly averted here
today. Sheriff Barton was expected In
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areen orlhedoa end rrot.slsnls.

LoNDoN, June 2s.-The DGiy NoiOS
Correspondent In Constantinopiu sayt:
On May l3th members Of the Greek
Orthodox Church attacked a house In
Urdua, Asia Minor, where Greek pro-
t,slanis were worahipping. The Turk
ish police were present but refused to
Interfere. Sir Philip Cutrle, British
ambassador, and the American charge
u'alaifs vAinly protested. The Porte
has prepared memorandum on the
subject for the powers.
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Catarfh and Dyspepsia.

Mr. tyrum Rock says urs. shores q shores
DO iust as They hdyofusc.
Mr.. Hyum Rock who resides To- Cen
ter watd, This city, makes tho following
signed staiOmonti
This is to certify that I have boon a
great sufferer from ca'arrh snd dyspcp-
sia. / have taken only four days of
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ooNCnArULAIING THE QUEEN.

Tho Proposition Meets win Protest
In tho House Of Commons,
LoSDoN, June 2S.-rhere was an
UNPRECEDENTED ingiuent In the House
Of Commons this evening when Sir
William Vernon Harc0urt, supported
by Mr.. Baiiour moved Au address OF
cOugtatulatiUn 10 the queen upon the
blrth VI an heir TO the Duke VI York.
The motion was about TO be put
when James Seir Hardie, probably
the most prominontof the labor mem
bers Of Parliament, said' 81 owe nj
legiance to no hereditary ruler. LCries
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EVIDENCE OF TO-DAY.

People you Know Testify to the Success Of Drs. Shores
& Shcros New Treatment Saturday tho Last Day OF
Drs, shores & Shores Grand Free Treatment offer.
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THE HOUSE.

WAsHINGToN, D. O., June 2s.-
The bill admitting New Mexico passed
lhv House without objection.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-29

A correspondent in American Garden.
ing tells that two largo metal buttons
and % Bit u copper wire AFRO efficient
means Of temporarily mcnding % break
ingroouhouse or elsewhere, provided that
uonoof the pieces has fallenout Where
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Dp. Shores q shores now treatment.
and can truthully say ] have heon benz
Gifted tpn-i1ld, aud that Dir. shores s.
shores do just exactly a. they ndyof-
tiae.
HYHUM ROCK, Center Ward, city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-29

MONET, NO., June 20.-Ulysaes
Hayden, negro, was taken from the
sheriff OF Newton county NJ this place
and hung 10 n telegraph pole, half a
mile south Of town at 8 O'Clock last
night by mob. Hayden was arrested
for shooting Bob Greenwood, brake
man at this place June 20, aud he was
being taken To CAssville Jail Tor safe
keeping. The sheriff anu prisoner
were ON the southbound train which
was stopped by the mob.
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Pleasure Seekers Take Notice!

We have Elegant Stock Of Fine Cashmere Jersey
Knit Tights and Trunks. BATHING SulTS-Lades Gentle
mems and Chidrens all sizes. which into
money; These goods will simply put ont for what they
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MURDERER LYNCHED
4 N,gro Killed for The Assassination
oil bis Employers.
muse on A TELEGRAPH POLE.
And Completely Rlddled with Bullets
by an Immense aud furi'
Gus Mob.

GREENviLLE, Tex, June 20.-The
towp Of Sulphur Springs, oasi u here
has been in high state Of excitement
over the foul assassination Of Mrs.A.L.
wasiz aud the shooting Of her husband,
who Is MORALLY wounded, by John
Williams, negro, who was once In
thslr employ. The dastardly deed was
committed about o o'clock last night.
Nc. waelz ia the proprietor Of a dairy
near Sulphur Springs.
While Mt. and Mrs. waeiz were At
the corn pen, the negro quietly stole
into the house, procured a shotgun
and laid In wait aud shot them. rnU
couple bad only been married a short
time. After committing the crime the
negro fed, but WIS captured by the
thsriii's posse near a small station on
the Common Belt railroad. lie was
conveyed back TO Sulphur Syringe
where an immense mob, after repeated
attempts, secured the negro anu swung
lin from telegraph pole. A hundred
sbon were fred into his swinging
bouy
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SALOON MEN, BAR KEEPERS. COOKS, WATERS AND
BARRIERS ATTENTION!

We offer our Entire stock White and Fancy PtQUE COATS
ana NESl with AFkDNS CAPS, Etc. worth about 5000 for
less than 90, on the dollar by the single garment This is
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Money! Money! Money!

We want Money and Must Have It.
Therefore We will make a Specla:
Drive for this Week.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-05-07
HATcH'S REPORT READY.
Anti-option Measure to Reach the House
in Few Days.


WASHINGTON, May 1'-Chairman Hatch
OF the house committee on agriculture has
finished his report on the anti-option bill
agreed TO by the committee and will pre-
sent 1t to the house. 1t will he called I'D
tor consideration when opportunity ofTers
and Mr.. Hatch hopes to see it enacted
into law before congress adjourns. he
expects to get the right of way some time
next week and docs not anticipate that
any protracted discussion will follow. He
believes that 1t Will be passed by the
house with reasona BE promptness and
that the senate will take similar action.
1T looks" be says, "as though the
measure would this time succeed in get
ting upon the statute books. All the OBJ
Iectionable features which have caused the
anti-option bill to be antagonized have
been eliminated. The only sections which
will meet with any serious opposition are
those relating to bucket shops. The regu-
lar dealers in futures are pretty well sat
isiied with the bill"