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also on the Popuiist ticket. and that
gave her an advantage OF some 1900
votes in the state. To this was added
n large vote from persons who admired
hpr attainmcpts and fine record. Tho
scratching done by the Hcrcy Demo-
cratic women OF Arapahoe county. kept
her from having about another thous-
and.
HerscheI NJ. Hogg seems to have Sc
cured the election as congressman from
the Second district. He ran somewhat
behind his ticket. but is likely TO get
across the line with 2.5CO to spare. X.
W. Bonynge was also behind the ticket
to considerable extent. principally on
account OF Mr.. Shafroth's endorsement
by the Populists. Nevertheless Mr..
Bonynge last night announced positive
ly that he had been elected and that he
would go to Washington when the next
Congress convenes in place OF John f.
Shafroth.
Reports from the amendments are
meuger and conflicting. with one ex-
ception. the Bucklin amendment. That
was hit hard all over the state. and the
total vote on II will apparently be not
far from three to one. The country"
voted heavily upon the Rush amend
ment. and not always favorably. 50
that the verdict of Denver may not be
the verdict of Colorado. after all.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-11-14
Republicans Control
NEXT CONGRESS REPUBLICAN
BY GOOD MARGIN
Coler Threatens to Contest Election
of Odell in New York---Deadlock
in Delaware

Republican inspectors are more than
enough to elect Colcr. We have cyi-
dence OF Wholesale debauchery and
corruption in Orange. Oneida. Albany
and Erie counties and In the citics
along the line OF the New York Gen.
tral railroad.
THE defective ballots and tho chi
cancry practiccd In the three judicial
districts where tho Republican state
machine bent every energy to elect
Attorney General Davis Is alone SUI
iicicnt to change the result
I'VE shall contest every foot OF
ground"
David II. Hill and Frank Campbell
will be Mt the state headquarters this
evening and meeting OF the state
committee will DO held either this
cycnin. or tomorrow and plan of
action will be formulated.
Albany. n. v. Nov. 5.-Governor
Odcll tclephoned the following from
NcwburHh conccrnin. tie statement Oe
Secretary Mason OF the Democratic
state committee:
let them claim all they please. Let
them cry fraud. ] am elected. and
that In all there Ii about IT.
William Barnes. Jr.. chairman OF
the executive committee OF the lic-
publican state committee. said:
Any statement that Albany county
WIS purchased by tho Republicans 10
without foundation"
Former Senator HIN refused posi-
lively to lie quoted. Tho State Board oe
canvnHE"rs that complies the returns
consists Of the secretary OF state. the
comptroller. the attorney general.
state treasurer and state engineer. all
Republicans. and to them belongs tho
right To reject or accept my returns
objected to by individuals or parties.
Late last night Governor Odcil re-
c"iycd the following telegram from
President Roosevelt:
From wha, we hear now I think
can raf"ly congratulate you and tho
party. which I 90 with nil my heart"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-11-14
A REPUBLICAN LANDSIIDE|Rep

..,nJorIty Of one In the House they will
proceed to unscat all the Arapahoe del
egation with hardly tho formality OF
an inquiry into the number OF alleged
votes. The legislative delegation
from the county will have a majority
running from $500 to 5000 or more.
and no man In his senses has claimed
that any such fraud as that was per-
petrated. yet the proposition as II has
shaped up Is simply coid-blooded
steal OF Mr.. Tellers seat from him. for
the benefit OF Mr.. Wolcott. by throw
Ing out OF the Arapahoes bodily. The
Senate stands about 25 Democrats to
10 Republicans. and. OF course. cannot
be attacked.
II the Democrats have elected their
representatives In Las Animas county
and the float from Las Animas. Prov
ers and Kiowa. Us they claim TO have
done. the House will stand. probably.
81 Democrats to 32 Republicans.
The complexion OF the House at
present appears to be as follows
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-11-14
Wyoming

Cheyenne. wyo.. Oct. 5.-Latc re-
turns from over the state Indicate that
the majoritics of Republican candi-
dates are not as large as was thought
last night. but there has been an un-
doubted increase in the Republican
vote. Republican Chairman Van Ors-
del claims the counties by the follow
ing majorities for the state candidates.
Governor Richards excluded: Albany,
$50: Carbon. ZOO; Swcetwater. 300;
Uinta. 700; Fremont. $50; Natrona,
300: Converse. $50: Weston. $50:
Crook, $50: Sheridan. 300; Johnson.
100: Big Horn, 400; Laramie, $50. To-
tai. 5000.
Richards majority is estimated at
between 1900 and $500. and Mon
dell's at from G0O0 to $500.
The vote of the Socialists and labor
elements in the state was so insigni-
ficant that It was not taken into con-
sideration.
It is doubtful II single Democratic
member of the House or Senate was
elected In any county.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-11-14
GENERAL OVERTURNING OF THE
VOTE IN COLORADO
Democrats Concede Defeat of Their
Entire Ticket, Excepting Shaf-
roth and Grenfell
SUMS UP STATE RESULT.
Rocky Mountain News Comedies eiee
tion Of Peabody and Republican
State Ticket.

Denver. Colo. Nov. G.-Thc Rocky
Mountain News sums up the situation
Us follows:
While the returns are yet !ncom.
plete and the figures for some coun'
ties are In part estimates. the follow.
Ing results will he found to be pretty
nearly correct. The only county about
which there liz any serious question
Is Hucrfano county. In which the Re
publican majority WAS said to be
abou, 700. Since the race for con-
gressman Mt large grew close. how.
ever. the majority In Hucrfano has
been keeping pace with that In Pn'
cblo. and Ii reported to bc able TO
rise to tho 1000 mark II necessary.
In the absence Of accurate figures the
Republican majority In that county is
placed ut 1000 In the tables below.
In many of the smaller counties
piuralitics only and no, total votes
are given.
Peabody. Republican. seems to have
a plurality over St!mson. Democrat.
for governor. of 5.:st.
Mrs. Grenfcii. candidate for super.
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intcndcnt of public instruction on the
Democratic ticket. seems TO bo elected
by n plurality OF 2.i22.
John r. Shafroth is elected by n
plurality OF 2.l55 in tho First dis.
trict.
II. NJ. Hogg. Republican. seems to
have defeated John c. Bell in the Sec.
ond district dy 3.211.
The race between Alva Adams and
Franklin L. Brooks for congressman
Mt large ia very close. On the figures
shown Mr.. Brooks is in the lead by
only Sal. but the count in Hucrfano
and Ell Paso Is still going on.
The race between Thomas Annear
on the Democratic ticket and Mr.. Hag
gott on the Republican ticket. for lieu.
tenant governor. is equally close. Mr..
Haggott appears to be in the lead by
only is3.
The other Republican candidates on
the state ticket are safely elected.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-11-14
John n. meLean Resign. In ohio.

Coinmbun. Ohio. Nov. 5.-Iiarvcy q.
CARRIER. chairman Of the Democratic
state committee. has given out state
mcnt In which he says:
In Hamilton county last year. tho
honoEcd and gallant veteran soldier.
Col. James Kiibournc. as the Demo-
cratic candidate for governor. mad0
the Republican precincts Of Cincin-
natl Democratic by 1000 votes. and
Louis q. Bernard to-day made tho
Democratic precincts there 20 Rcpub-
iican by 700 votes. Both John Il.
Mclean and Bernard have resigned.
Tho next state convention will un-
duubtcdly I'LL the same
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Bryan oiseusss. the Result.

Lincoln. Ncb.. Nov. s.-ar. Bryan
this evening gave the following state
mcnt:
''Thc returns will he nnniyscd and
discussed In the next issue OF the Com
moncr. In the meantime. Let not tho
friends of reform be discouraged.
THE Republicans are not defending
any great principles: they are simply
seizing upon and nppropriatinE i'm
proved Industrial conditions for which
they are In no way responsible.
Thine will prove that their policies
are bad for the people and the voters
will then turn for relief to the DEM
ocratic party II that party maintains
its integrity.
''Thc party must now establish Its
character and that character will be of
avail when the awakening comes"
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CONTEST FOR UNITED STATES
SENATE.
Democrats VIII Have Majority. but
Republicans May Contest Arap.
ahoc Delegation.

Denver. Colo. Nov. G.-This morn
ing's Rocky Mountain News says:
As the Legislature stands Mr.. Teller
has majority of 10 to is on joint bal
lot. but Mr.. wolcott's plan is to over
turn that majority by unseating all the
members of the House elected from
Arapahoe county. and from the 'tloat
districts of which Arapahoe county is
part. There were fifteen such mem-
bers elected this year.
As a beginning. the Republican man
ayers are moving heaven and earth to
capture one or two of these close seats
In the House from counties outside of
,Arapahoe in order that they may OBJ
tain majority of even one in that
body. The announcement has been
made by former Judge Allen and
Frank Howbert that II they can get a
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Deadlock Likely In Delaware.

Wilmington. Del. Nov. 5.-Thc state
senate will stand ten Republicans and
seven Democrats. The house will stand
eighteen Republicans and sixteen DEM
ocrats with one dist undecided by
reason of tight vote. on joint bal
'ot the vote will be twcnty-eight Re-
publicans, twenty-thrcc Democrats.
one tie.
or the Republican members II In
conceded that eight are opposed to tho
election OF ]. Edward Addicks to tho
United States Senate. This promises
to produce another deadlock over tho
selection of United States senators at
the next session OF the Legislature.
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The returns from nearly every pre-
cinct In most OF the counties OF the
state. supplemented by the estimates OF
the county chairmcn. show that the
plurality OF James II. Peabody for gov
crnor. Is close to 5000. Granting the
most extreme estimates Of the Demo-
cratic state committeeman. In the coun-
ties where tho exact returns are not
available. this result will hardly be
changed by 500 vote3.
Franklin Il. Brooks. Republican can
didatc for ongrcssmnn- Mt large. Is safe
iy elected. Though he ran several thous-
and behind Aivn Adams. his election
over 30 well known and popular u can
didnte. In one Of the signal victories Of
the campaign.
Mrs. Helen l.. Grcnfcll. the Demo-
cratic candidate for state supcrinicn-
dent of public instruction. leads her
ticket. but probably will be beaten by
5000. She. like Thomns Anncar. the
candidate for lieutenant governor. was
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The Eighth Tennessee and the First
md Second California districts arc not
included In this table. bcIn. classified
stiii as doubtful. leaving three votes
to be added to the columns according
to later returns.
Colonel Dunn. chairman Of the state
committee. when Informed to-day Of
the report that the Democrats threat.
cnci to contest the election, said.
III they start anything OF that kind
we will give them all the contest they
want right here In New York county.
and they will wish they had never
heard OF contest
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A REPUBLICAN, CONGRESS.
VIII Control the Next House BY At
Least TWenty.Nine.

Washington. Nov. 5.-The latest re-
turns received up to 1880 p. IN. show
that the Republicans uncluding In
this description the fusionists elected
from the Pittsburg. ilcghsIy districts
In Pcnnsylyaniab will control the next
House by n vote OF eo6 Republicans to
III Democrats. with one district. the
Eighth Tennessee. and two California
districts remaining no much In doubt
that the official returns will be needed
to decide the result.
The totals given are believed to be
correct. although there arc n few dis.
tricts where the Republican and Dem
ocratic party managers respectively
do not conccdc defeat. but the general
result could not be affected. even
should their claims prove well
founded.
Th, tnbi, by rtntsK IA nS follows:
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Pennsylvania.

Philadelphia, Nov. 5.--Practically
complete returns from the state indi-
cate a plurality for Samuel w. Penny
packer. Republican, for governor. OF
about 1876. 200.
OF the thirty-two congressman elect
ed. twenty.eight are Republicans and
four fusionists.
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THE CONGRESSIONAL VOTE.

Hoss and Brooks, Republicans. and
Shafroth. Democrat. Elected
to Congress.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1902-08-30

out Of the fact that comparatively few
people are acquainted with him-fun OF
the sort that Proctor Knots speech
about Duluth set current Before this
man, who was counted as one of the
accidents Of politics, had been in office
many weeks, he was called upon to per-
form most difficult and dangerous Of
fees growing out of the strike distur-
Dances on the great Northern. He was
ordered to proceed, with his deputies,
to hotbeds of disaffection, to face
crowds of several thousand excited
people, to arrests law breakers while
surrounded by their friends and SYM
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1902-08-30

+. NJ. Pugh, candidate for the Re-
publican nomination for. the state sen
ate in the F1FT1ErH DISTRICT, is
one of the first settlers Of this state.
He came to Minnesota and located in
Mankato in 1855. He served in the In
dian wars of 1867 and 1862, and was a
provost marshal during the Civil War:
Mr., Pugh played an important part in
the memorable execution Of the In
dams at Mankato, and brought ten of
them from Fort Release to Mankato,
where they were executed !. ::
Mr.. Pugh, since coming to Duluth,
has taken an active part in the devel-
opment ,of the city. He served; two
terms in the lower branch Of the lests-
lature with credit. III. :Sl.:: W. ].
while there has been a prejudice
against Duluth in some quarters OF the
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In 1896, whdn t&:s::free silver issue
ly and boldly rtec1aimed his support
Of Mr.. McKinle,.' and in every cam
paign since with voice and pen has
battled for that party. So valuable
were his services regarded that he has
been called to Ohio, Oregon and. other
states in important campaigns. =.
In three campaigns he has done
much for the election Of Congressman
Morris, and now that Judge Morris
has declined further honors. MI: Beds
is looked upon as his loEic@l SUCCESSOR.
Can you not give him your vote and
urge your friends to do 80 at the pri-
mary election on the 10th of September.
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He has appeared before committees
with them. and has often brought some
sleeping bill back to the house where
it could be acted upon. More than this
he has worked tirelessly for such bills.
not only through the house, but into
the senate and to the governors room,
where. he would not rest until he saw
them signed. -. > .ssS j. 4 i
Labor will indeed have q good sup
porter in Mr.. Pugh. and when the
primaries are held h September it IL
expected that he will get q large vote
from members Of trade unions.
There are many who feel that. Mr..
Pugh sould be sent to the senate With
out opposition, on account Of his wide
acquaintance throughout the state, and
the valuable services he has rendered.
this county. ~ s. ssSs &
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in use in the office were made, and the
carrying on of bui ness put On a .y.-
tematic basis. Hin ability and cour-
tesy have won hin many friends. and
he asks their vote1and support at the
primaries. Mr.. MAdlecoft is . sradu-
ate Of the Universe y Of Michigan, and
lawyer = ~ ~ T. ts 81. *.
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TO THE REPUBLIC VOTER.

j. Adam Bede was born in Ohio just
at the beginning of the. Civil war, Of
Republican parentage, and was reared
in the Republican, faith. His first vote
was cast for Garfield, in 1880. In 1884
he was living in Dakota Territory and
had no vote for president. J.
, His record, since then is known to
almost every resident in this district,
in which he has lived since 1886, .hav:-:
ing: however. first come to Minnesota
in 1874. !: = -: ':::;;:,.:i.: %...xs
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1902-08-30
J: B MIDDLEGo)'F]F.
Candidate for Republican Nom nation for
JUDGE OF PROBATE,

Mr.. Middlecoff Is presenting himself
to the voters Of st. Louis county for
the Republican nomination for Judge
Of the probate court in the primaries
Of Sept. Is. Mr.. Middlecoff held the Of
fee from 1898 to 1900, having been
elected. by a; large vote. During that
term many Of the improvements now
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pathizers. He has performed the du-
ties of his office with tact and courage
that command respect and admiration.
He has displayed the art by which
man can convince others that his duty
must be done, no matter how painful
to him or them. He has been absolutely
fearless in the midst Of scenes that
threatened bloodshed, and in situations
where he and all his men could have
been annihilated in five minutes. With
the utmost GOODNESS, good humor and
fearlessness combined. he has held the
respect Of the men while he maintained
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1902-08-30
GLORY FOR BEDE.

St. Paul Pioneer Press: The people
who have been poking fun at Marshal
Bede owe to themselves as we'll as to
him to acknowledge that he has proved
himself already man of first-class
brain and nerve power. It was good
natured fun, for the most part, growing
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1902-08-30
REPUBLICAN ESTIMATE OF
J. ADAM BEDE,

Pioneer Press Editorial, April 80,
1904.
PROOF OF FRIENDSHIP TO LABOR
ING MEN.
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the dignity of the law and compelled
obedience to it. A man Of less resource
might have involved the community IN
lamentable difficulties; or else failed
to make the law feared and obeyed.
From this time on there will be no in
clination to guy Marshal Bede in this
part of the country. A man of this
stripe could make birch bark trousers
fashionable if he chose to wear them,
and is not to- be belittled by any odd
way of spelling his name For he lis
a man, every inch Of HIM; and there are
inches enough. J.'.Adam .Bede may be
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1902-08-30

CAN LABoR1NG MEN MAKE A
MISTAKE BY VOTING FOR j. ADAM
BEDE FOR REPUBLICAN, NOMINAL
TIoN ON SEPTEMBER 18TH FOR
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CONGRESS? = ."i:2: {. >:@*is
-. >, ..>,~@r~ =" = =. ...'z + =.
=: ;. /: BEDE coMM1rrER >
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a recent discovery but he is credit to
this community all the same.
St Paul Pioneer Press Editorial,
April 80, 1894.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-18
STEWART And LAWSON NOW
ON TRIAL FOR CONSPIRACY
Braid the Third Man the Plot Turns States Evidence and APP
pears Witness Against His Former Friends He Occupies
Center Of the Stage TodaySome History Regarding the
Bold Attempt to FrauduIenty Gain Medical Cert-
cate From State Board

II went 10 Lawson and got $500 in
cash, stoo In a note and 500 In n
check. The note aud check were
payable only Ia case Lawson got the
certificates.
Just the night before the exam
ination Stewart called me up again
and at his request I turned the
money, check and note over 10 him.
II was represented that the money
was u go te Or. WILSON,.
This afternoon Braid Is concluding
bis story.
The defentapts are being repre-
sented by Judge Richard Winsor and
30 Sweeney. Their principal de-
fence Il appears viii be technical
Their Ground Of Defense
They appear 20 take the ground that
Or. Wilson was not In fact n mem
Der Of The medical board and that
stewart knew this g. be the case
Therefore. IL ~ claimed. the case
was one Of simple bunko and not
conspiracy.
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney
Faben, who IL trying the case. IL
arguing % the court that the mere
fact that Or. Stewart vas deceiving
Lawson does not alter the ease since
ilr. Lawson believed a conspiracy
war being carried out.
This phase OF the case all prob
ably be argued AZ length when the
defense moves for the Dismissal of
the defendant for lack Of evidence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-18
ONVICTS STILL
UNCAPTURED
Successfully EIude a Small Army
Of Pursuers

VANCOUVER. wash, June Is
The latest reports from sfss scene Of
the convict chase are not as senaa
tsonat az those of yesterday. both
fuglfives and puffusrs Apparently
restins. Al about o'clock last night
Merrill and Tracy held up Conrad
xauxl<r. who IL In charge Of John
Rafhbun's farm. and took two
horses. Mounted on these they start
"a towards la Center.
ExId.ntly the men decided the
h0rsea xould prove an lncumbrsnce
rnshsr than an aid. for they ahan-
sousd them after riding nearly 70
la Center. leaving them tied In the
edge Of the brush.
shortly after . o'clock ~ squad
Of n.illissmen from Vancouver were
travelling towards La Center they
saw tins conviets emerge from the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-18

fellow eonapirntors and was the first
witness called after u jury Was oh.
talned at II o'clock this morning
lie IL stili ON the stand this after
noon.
nraid's story on the witness stand
10 AZ far much the same az he told
az the time ~ the arrest 81 the con-
nplfhtofh.
Last December" BRAID testified
In effect. stewart came 10 me and
nRid. You stand pretty well with
that swcdc lawson. and I don't.
Now. he wants 10 get into the pro-
fesaion and I think you can got a.
much money out Of him az any ona.
Suppose you 20 20 him and tell him
that for 81. 800 can get a Hat nf the
questions and answers to the next
medical examination from DIR. VIII
son. OF the state board.
Admits His part
n agreed "a 40 and did SO 20 ses
la v AQn. and told him what Stewart
said, bat ne would not agree 20 pc $
more than 5000.
"For this reason ika deal Was
called off. Along IN December. how
ever. stewart teiephened 10 me and
asked me " would not 60 20 see
the sa EIDE again ana get ne much
money a. could-tt coo IL possible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-18
DYERS
F|eH
Riot in Paterson
Militia Called

PATERSON. ~. J.. June is.--The
siik dyers' helpers who have been on
a strike for the past ave weeks, d.
vided into squads this morning and
visited all the silk mills In an en-.
dea*or to induce the silk workers 70
come out. A riot resulted Al one
mill. the windows being smashed.
and other damage done. The police
were called and q ixht followed. In
which many Hhota were Unchanged
one policeman was probably fatally
wounded and = stranger shot In the
neck
Preceding the riot $500 Of the
strikers held a mass meeting. The
squads vieiung the mills numbered
gbout 100 each. The workers were
was done them.
When the persisted In sticking TO
the working rooms the strikers rush
ed them turning on the power OF
breaking the machinery. IN less
| than an hour every worker Ia Pat
erwou with the exceptiou Of th1se nj
one mill had quit work scared by the
demonstration. II efforts to check
the onslaught Of he rioters are futile
and they hold the mills In ssrrer.
The strikers say that an attempt
to start any min viii result IN aercer
nufhrwahn than any thus far. Thrre
b SOME talk Of calling out the mill
tia and the governor has been ap-
peai4d 10 for such aid.
City 10 ossrrsn
LAter--ftiottng broks out afrcsh
this afternoon Two more men we're
probably fatally shot. A mob Of the
strikers moved from one mill 20 an
other atpuinr mills and nhonfluu
through windows. TIRE police armed
themselves with shot guns but were
unable 20 COPE with mob.
The strikers are now gathered in
force around a mili at Riverside. The
mot threatens to are the mill to-
night
An unconnrrnsd report Gays an
clash occurred late this afternoon
IN which four strikers were ehot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-18
CORN IS ON
A RAMPAGE

CHICAGO, June is.--July corn de-
veluped a Wild market on the board
OF trade today II went to 90 soor
after the opening, being an advance
Of IA over last nights close.
Heavy selling by the John w
Gates crowd. which ia said to he try.
ing 10 corner the worlds corn supply
caused n decline In the market. Il
was hammered throughout tho ses'
sion by elevator men and at this
close II was at 65h.