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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

CHICAGO. May 22-CATTLE-Receipts. 1900;
estimated for Thursday, 900. Market, l0a20 cents
higher. Prime beeves. 565a5sO; poor TO medium,
i.4sa56o stockers and feeders. 2e0a5i5; cows and
hctfers. 2s5a5.JO; Gamers. l7ia220; Western, 44o
H0GS-Receipts Z.O00 estimated for tomorrow,
A0O Market steady. Light 6O5a6 %; roughs
5.s1a5s5; mixed, 60Oa625: heavy, 6Ooa6.21; pigs
5S0ae31
SHEEP Receipts, 2lO0O estimated for Thursday
l2G9 Market sheep steady; lambs steady 10 10
cents lower. Native sheep, 4t0as50; Western sheep
i5oa65; native lambs 65Oas0O; Western. 6fOa7.0O
New York, May 9.-CATTLE-Receipts 5000
steers, finn; bulls. 10 cents higher; fat COWS shade
higher others slow Int steady; ali sold. Steers, AS
as per 100 lbs. bulls, 3e0aA9l: COWS, 220a450
ALYES-Receipts, 500; veals active and steady
to $ cents lower butter milks steady; pens cleared
Ycas sold e.00a76o few choice. SIS; cllls 50la55O
butteHniks, 50aem City dressed veals. active at
l0i5al3is per pound; country dressed sal9
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. l0.O60. Cllpped
sheep and lambs, steady; spring lambs 80 cents
lower; all sold Clipped sheep 45Ga665: clipped
lambs 7507si0; spring lambs 100
HOGS-Recepts. 40. Steady PENNSYLVANIA and
State hogs, 6I5a6,sJ per 100 lbs
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NEW YORK MONEY,

New York, May 2a-Money on call At the stock
exchange to-day opened at per cent; highest. "a
lowest. IL closing, II. Most Of the loans were at
IA per cent
Time money was slightly frmer in tone, although
quoted rates remained unchanged. Demand con-
tnued light and easily supplied Rates 34i
20 per cent for sixty DAYS "a per cent for ninety
days; per cent for four five, and six months; 5
per cent for seven and eight months. and 81 per
cent for over the year.
Mercantile paper moved slowly, demand being very
limited Rates, 5iR per cent FOR sixty TO ninety
days ind0rsed bills receivable; So TO Ter cent for
choice single names, four 10 six months 20 run and
70 6l5 per cent for names not so well known
The sterling market was steady With rates un-
changed. Rates for actual business. sixty days
4Ss50a4 s355; demand. 45675ai.S530; cables ASA
4s79O Commercial bills were 4.S214. supply Of
grain and cotton bills were scaTee.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET
Sale, pc-,r,, r,n u o.c,ork nom

SaIey-RrE-llar cal. Y O'Clock noon.
CautaI Traction S. SZl0 at l17iz S0-l az lo7;s
SOL al los SZl az l1-ss $40 a. 1914 s1F0 A. l071
ST - az l07s SOS AZ l077, S0s at io-as s. '1o at
lg-',. e. 100 at IG-f. Ssl7 AZ 1914, 100 a, I97s.
Washington Railway and Electric common. 60 az
%
Washington Railway and Electric preferred. 5 at
7ss
Washington Gas. = az 6ir 81 a. eiis. . a. si's.
= AZ ga > AZ 6iA 2 az fih . az 64t- = at fii.
= a. So . az 6iA, az 64s . az 81. . az 6i..
. AZ 6p. . az 6f. 10 AZ Gfis 10 20 5ie 100 az
s. . a. 6iis. . Al 6iis. > az 4.
Mitchell Mining 10 at 81.
American Graphophone preferred. 10 az 81.
Af 1r csil-Clpital Traction S. IS a. l1s.
Washington Gas. 100 at ssls ,l00 az 6iia buyer 81
lG1 AZ 5sis ibuyer Co.,
The following are the closing quotations on ysstsr-
day's stock exchange.
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'Ex dividend.
MULHALL PAPERS READY.
Findings in Police Case VIII BE AM
nOunced Soon.

In response to the request of Commis-
sioner West that he be informed as to
when a decision may be expected in the
Matnews-Mulhall case. Inspector Swim
dells, through Maj. Sylvester, has stated
that a verdict has been reached by In
spector Cross and himself, and that the
finding has been forwarded TO James
Francis Smith, assistant corporation
counsel and chairman of the police trial
board.
Inspector Swindells states that he is au-
thorized by Mr. Smith to say that the pa
pers in the case will be returned within a
day or two, and will at once be referred
to the superintendent of police, by whom
they will be submitted to the Commis-
sioners,
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
prloes quoted are wholsssls.l


BUTTTR-Receipts liberal; market steady. Cream
cry fancy 2sa2iil Western frsis' g seconds zl5a
e. process fancy, g. dairy cholcs, l'aloi sood, "a
IS; stoTe-packed. fresh, Balls
CHEESE-Market unchanged New YORK btate'
factory. large, l4al5; do. small i5al9a; summer
large, Ilal5 Western. factory, new choice li'sal9
DO. fair to good, Il; Virginia, 10
EGGs-Receipts light; market finn Near BY fresh'
Virginia. rai7H West Virginia and Southwest VIZ
ginia II; Tennessee Il; North Carolina, IS.
LIVE PoULTRY-Reeeipts light; market easy.
Chickens winter. ise22; do, spring, Sa5I; hens per
To-, a: ROSTERS ducks. large, HAIL. do small,
al0: geese Gas turkeys toms, i2 do. hens a. tur-
keys thin. sal0; keats. T.
DRESSED POULTRY-Receipts light; choice
stock in good demand Turkeys, hens undIaWn' pei
h.. Halls; do, average mdrawn, 5alai DO, thln'
per b. 10; old TOMS l2al5; chickens large, per IL,
2la22. do spring. %; fowls 5als hens, choice, 10;
ROSTERS 9; ducks large, l2ai3 do. SMALL II; geese.
Sail.
DRESSED MEATS Country cured hams and ba-
con in good demand Calves, fun dressed, 500;
heads of. eO0 hog dressed calves, $50. hams coun-
Try sugar-cured liai5.
YEGETABLES-Po Potatoes. per bushel. SaS; sweet
potatoes per barrel 300a3j0; yams. per barrel, 20
az 90; asparagus per dozen. 20oa3j0; cabbage. Per
crate 500a3E; celery. New York, Per bunch, dlal0;
do Florida per crate 201aZTj, CICmbeB. Florida,
per basket 200a2j0, lettuce. Florida per bas-
ket. A9a30o home grown, per barrel LeaL5oi
onions, ONO Tfr idFIN-s Z -il-}er siIAlB ue-ilat
green per basket 35atO: tomatoes. Florida, fancT.
per crate. 30Ol36 beets. brnch. Sai: peas, basket
L0laLE
GREEN FRUITS Apples uT barrel. 3Gal0,
oranges Florida Ter box. 2Gls2j1 DO. California.
25Oa47j; grape fruit 300ajoi pineappes, per crate.
3Olai0J; Strawberries per box, 9al3i peaches, Flor
ida. per crate 250a3jG.
DRIED FRUlTS-Applcs. sliced, fanny, 8; sliced,
bright "a: cherries l2ali; WhurtebeTes. l1alz
rsphcrries z0a23. blackhcues. g.
HAY AND STRAW Timothy choice. . L0Os2i00
do No. l. 220la22 %; do. No 2. p 50a22 90 mixed
has l9g0a2l00. clover 200; straw. wheat, 65jal CO.
GRAIN-Wheat. choice s7ag8; do, fair 10 good
azae6 do ordinary. 9Oa95; re. 7a7j. corn. shali-d
white C0a6l do. yellow. 6oa6l. do. ear 390a3lo
oats Western white No. @ 50a5l do. mixed. iaaj0
Wool AND HlDEs-Nool, washed. Sa53 WOOL
unwasned free Of bTs 2 wool, bury, &aZ6. hides
Qecn 9: dry. BALI, shcepshins. green, each @alD
dry 25a75 calfskins. lc3al5) musSTat l0a29i black
p: kits D. SKUNK. Zial 50. mink. 75aLg. rabbit
skins ialh opossm. loa2j; raccCon, &a90; fox, red
{ nlz1 5n- GRAY S0a-5
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Dick Bros. & Co. mem
bers Of the New York and New Orleans Cotton e1-
changes l4l2 street northwest
New York May 9.-The cotton market was
strong and active to-day, with new high levels in
all options Private reports gave low temperature
over practically the entire Western belt, and Of
fcai records showed heavy rains IN Texas with the
precipitation in some sections reaching three inches
Crop news was sensationally bullish, with advices
from the Central belt claiming complete disaster.
Mrs +. ]. BurCh one Of the women statistiCians,
reported a condition of 50, while the Southwestern
Cotton Buyers Association reported a condition for
Texas OF 6S2 The market opened at an advance
Of 10 y points. The market viii be closed to-
morrow, but New Orleans and Liverpool will be
open. Southern spot markets were steady and un-
changed Pert receipts estimated az 200 bales
against II $50 last year.
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra. per cvt.. 5.25a5.5o; butcher. loOa
$50: common. 80: rough. l50.
HOGS-Per ewt., gross, e.5os6.!5; ordinary. per
cwt 800.
SHEEP Clipped, 45Na5oo common 200a300.
LAMBS-Spring choice 9; medium, sas3z; winter,
Jas
CALVES Prime, per h., 7l4as: medium, Z; CON-
mon. iaj: grass 4atiz.
COWS-Prime, fresh, each. s0.0oa5Ooo; common,
each. 2O00a3000; old and dry s0Oal000.
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Wants Revision of settlements.

Comptroller Tracewell states that four
settlements made within the last year.
and amounting TO a total of $3.50, are
subject to revision, and suggests that the
auditor of the Interior Department amend
his certificates and notify the auditors
Of the State and other departments Of
his action, that the proper action may be
taken by the latter to effectuate the pur-
pose OF the statute.
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New York. May 9-WhCat opened lower on r.
ports Of rain IN Kansas .ut offerings were easily
absorbed Liverpool cables did not show the weak
ness expected. and from = lower at opening It
gained this loss and closed L higher than yesterday
Crup damage reports keep coming in. The outside
public Is more inclined to buy wheat on dips. The
market was not so cratic and orders were filed
more easily.
Corn opened weak, but turned strong on light Of
ferings,
Oats opened a trihe higher buying by commis
sion houses and the shorts The advance vas quick
and prices held firm all day, The market will sell
higher
Provisions were quiet and about steady.
DICK BROS. & 60.
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TICKERs WILL BE SILENT.

To-day being a legal holiday In
the District of CoIumb mbia and in most
OF the States I'm the Union, the 1ocai
Stock Exchange, the New York, Bos-
ton, and Chicago exchanges viii be
closed. The Cotton Exchange of
New Orleans will continue business.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-30

NcT York, Nav A-WHEAI-SfealVI amy ae-
tive No. ] Northern Duluth 20 arrive. Cpening
navigation, cents over July T. o. D. No. /
Manitoba. Ia2ss. Z O. d. Nc. Northern Manitoba.
lake and rail sme, Los, + O b.. No. > red, f O.
D.. I05is. No Q hard. f. o. b.. L02A. No, I
macar1ni opening navigation. o. f. O. D.: No. 2
m5caron. opening navigation. IS. Exporters took z
loads.
CORN-steady; good trade No. . elevator, "a
No @ ezis. f. O. b. No . Z O. b. early June. So
No Q. yellow 6-is. No. 3 white, 81. f. o. b. FL.
porters took - loads
OATS-Steadv, quiet trade Elevatur prices: No,
2, white 50 No. 9, white, 81 No. ?, mixed, 39il
The prices for futures follow:
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Opinions on the New York Market.
Herbert L. Jones, Of A. o. Brown & Co.
professionals who had been operating
on the bear side seemed to feel that
rally was due. owing partly 10 the belief
that some substantial buying took place
yesterday 1t is believed that a consider
able portion Of the June disbursements
amounting 20 over s70,0000o0. will be re-
invested in the better class Of stocks.
With no unfavorable news over the holi-
day, q continuation Of the improvement
seems quite likely"
The Washington herald., 1907-05-30
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by A. o. Brown Co. mem
beTs Of the New York Stock Exchange. Munsey
Building
Sales TO noon. 2S4, 800 shares
Aotai safes. ...............5 .5SO,OOO shafes
Call money: H., 2, low, 11s; close, 11e.
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Benjamin Woodruff Of Post & Flagg-
Sentiment improved to-day. and prices
advanced sharply. Union Pacific regain
ing is dividend in the first half hours
trading, a thing that no stock has done
in the market for long time. This bet
ter temper is caused. primarily. by
warmer weather IN the West where It IS
badly needed. and also the feeling that
recent reports Of crop damage have been
greatly exaggerated. Secondly, the idea
IS generally entertained that the Presi-
dent Is at least appreciatHg that he can
not forever attack capital without caus-
ing a general contraction I'm business.
thereby injuring the laborlng man quite
as much as the capitalist A large
amount of gold was engaged for export
by to-morrow's steamer. but I'm spite Of
this the market is so heavily overs0ld
that Il continued 10 show q strong ten
dency right up 20 the close II It con-
tiuUe5 strong for a time. Is will doubtless
be a sale again. but for the time being I
believe we have had about all the decline
ws are apt 10 have At best. l look for
an up and down swing in prices. with
perhaps steadier conditions, but no bull
market for the present
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GRAIN MARKETS.
Chicago.

Quotations furnished by A. o. Brown & CO. .
members of the Chicago Board Of Trade. Munsey
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c. Bowie Chapman, OF Z. r Chapman
& Cot believe the market for the next
thirty days will show an advancing ten
dency, and think that this is an excellent
time TO pick up cheap stocks. / under
stand that certain interests in New York.
which have been on unpleasant terms,
have entered upon an amicable agree
ment. and this betterment OF conditions
viii show in the increase. temporarily at
least, OF the value Of securities"
The Washington herald., 1907-05-30

II is one of the pet theories Of Wall
street that the stock market cannot at
tract much attention from investors until
there Is a good investment demand for
bonds. If this could be accepted without
qualification, il would be useless TO eX-
pect much demand for stocks from in
vestors, for there is practically no bond
market at all. But the trouble is with
the theory. Ordinarily ii holds good, but
these are no ordinary times.
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Quotations are furnished by T. R. Chapman &
Co. members New York Stock Exchange. g. Bowie
Chipman. manager. 1901 street northwest
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LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Capital Traction 5s were sold yesterday
on the Washington Stock Exchange in less
volume than for several days. and slight
advance in price. one fractional lot reach
ing los. and the balance of the trading be-
ing from 1O71z up. The bonds will soon be
issued and It is likely that the sales will
gradually dwindle, as investors lock them
up in strong boxes. Immediately upon the
issue Of the per cent bonds the old per
cents will be retired and Cancelled.
Washington Gas held the center of in
terest yesterday. One broker came to the
exchange with a large block of the shares
for sale, and while all this was taken and
numerous other trades were recorded, the
price weakened back to 81. the closing bid
being Il below the lowest sale After the
days trading had proceeded for some
time one of the brokers remarked that
| "the gas man was pretty hard hit This
is a fair indication OF the falling away Of
support when the stock came out 50
strong as TO stagger the buying element.
Mitchell Mining was almost neglected,
but on one sale reached the lowest point,
I3A
| The Washington and Baltimore Offices
of Dick Brothers & Co viii be closed June
/ l. the firm having decided that business at
| these two points does not justify contin-
uing longer. J. b. Weed. manager Of the
| Washington office, is in correspondence
with two other houses, one Of which prob
ably will take over the office ana fixtures
on II street and open with Mr.. Weed as
The Washington herald., 1907-05-30
CURB MARKET.

Orotatious ere furnished by Z. n. Chapman &
Co. ucroers New YORK Stock E1change. 6. Bowie
nLI,rnan- manner. Ill i .lfceL northEest
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Union Pacific Is Leader in the Ad-
vance-Strength Also shown by
Days Apart, and Same Held True
This Year-GOssip and Comment.

Improvement in the foreign sentiment
and improvement in the weather for the
crops formed a combination that shorts
provement I'm both directions over the
holiday. they busted themselves. from
start TO finish OF the days session, with
reducing their commitments on the bear
side. That they made some headway was
evident from the number Of stocks that
were returned by borrowers. although, Of
course. it was not at all certain that
there WAS not enough short interest loft
a. the close 10 permit Of the rally being
carried further.
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BOSTON STOCKS.

Total sales. 900, against Slg55000 yesterday
81, ,6Zl, 900 a week ago and holiday a year ago.
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nniIv Grain Letter.

Bid tAsked
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Mitchell Mining was almost neglected,
but on one sale reached the lowest point,
81.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-20
CONDENSED NEWS

Near Orange. Tex, Albert Bazzan'
killed Danny Harris.
Hon. l.. l.. D8shiell qualified on thi
18th as secretary OF state.
The peulicntiary board turned ovci
20 the Texas treasury Sl55.0op
Electric. Colonel Henry EXall's not
ed trotting horse died near Dallas
Some Amarillo. Tex. people say they
felt an earthquake shock ON the 18th.
a mass meeting at ri Paso prutce'
ed new charter the city council Ora:
cd
During the last term OF the district
court az Paris. Tex, seventy divorces
were granted.
4 tree fell on Richard Pate t0n
miles from TeXarkana. inuicting rrCb.
ably fatal Injuries.
Retiring Secretary OF State shan.
non was presented by his former en-.
ploycs with a gold ring.
J. J. Montgomery OF near James.
Coke county Texas. was fired on
from ambush .-ld badly wounded.
An Indian Territory man says be
was druggcd at Texarkana and robbed
OF a ,I25 watch and 800 In cash.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-20
WILL FORCE MATTER
Senator Blackburn Determined TO
Push Substitute.
BEyERIDGE TO HELP
kentnekian says lie Relieves That
the chief Executive L. inclined
TO Favor the Amendment
lac Proposes.

Washington. Jan. i9.--Senator Be''
eridge notified the Republican leaders
in the senate that under no oircum-
stances would he be bound to vote
sSsias; Senator Blackburns amend
ment to Senator Foraker's Browns
Vile resolution. dlsclaiming any inton-
ton to deny the presidents right 10
discharge the troops on account ID,
the Brownsville riot. The modification.
was given Immediately after the SEN
ate reached the capital from the white
house, but ne declared that In tak,rs
his position. he had done So because
of his own views. and not because OF
anything the president had said.
After the senate met Senator Bcy'
idge was engaged In conversation VI. DO
Senator Warner OF Missouri. who au.
nounced himself Ia hearty accord Win
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-20
SECOND RISE.
Many Families Homeless and Thou
sands Of Men Idle.

sands Of Men Idle.
Cincinnati. Jan. i9.--With a second
rise reported at the headwaters Of the
Ohio. while the whole valley was n
the grasp OF the flood. the outlook
Friday night was indeed gloomy
Every town along the river is suffer
Ing from crippled communication. Hight
fuel supply AID a shortage OF foo.
Thousands OF families have been rea.
der-d homeless and many thousand
Of men are idle because of the enforc
ed shutting down OF the factories NJ T.
other establishments that gave the.
employment.
The damage likely 10 follow the
necessary opening OF the floodgaies
at Portsmouth. o.. caused almost a
panic there. adding to the suffering
resulting In the cutting of the natural
gas supply 4 number Of cities were
In darkness Friday night because OF
broken gas mains or flooded light
plants. Newport. Ky suffered the
cutting off OF its gas suprly'during the
day, and Friday night II was threaten
ed with a complete shut down of the
electric light plant that supplies the
electric car system In that part of the
Kentucky suburb. while Covington Is
threatened with a like cutting off OF
gas. Service OF railroad. traction arj
city electric lines was generally Grip
pied along the full length OF the river
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-20
JOSEPH q. q. BLACKBURN.

the Indiana senator's views From
that time on conferences were fro
quent on the Republican side OF To
chamber. and other senators took the
position in favor OF the Blackburn rrp
vision.
From the first tho leaders have fet
the necessity FOR securing unanimou
action. and there is some disturbancp
over the prospective break In Their
ranks
There has been cessation in the %
forts TO bring about harmony. ard
there was renewed talk OF a conference
OF Republican senators 20 secure that
result.
Mr.. Boveridge. however, announced
himself as opposed TO a conference.
and intimated tina; even II one shoul
be held he would not be bound by 3.
The plan OF the opponents OF the Black
burn amendment on the Republican
side Is 10 require an investigation into
the entire race question and 10 lay
the whole matter on the table
In the absenc- OF Senator Aldrich
Senator Crane took charge Of the fore
es In the senate In opposition 10 the
Blackburn amendment. and by o.
O'Clock he had succeeded In insplrir
more confidence than had been '1lr
earlier In the day lie then announced
his opinion that vote would be roa p.
ed on Monday. and that the Bg- .
burn resolution would Dee laid on t..
table by practically unanimous Rer
lican votes
When asked of his version OF ,.
situation Senator Blackburn the
thor Of the amendment said that
was standing pat"
4 mean 90 force ,ho issue as ..
as can he said. "and 30 not ha'
that a fighting man ike tIn rre ...
OF the United States vii oppose o.
amendment Ike mine. which Is .
line with his own course and Oous
tions"
He said ne had been impor'urr
by the Republicans Oh withdraw r.
but that ne had decline
20 do SO because be- believed the pros
idout was entitled to- this dccllr .H
OF faith and right. and be- added fhs.
n the Republicans would vote 10 down
the consequences must Dee upon the.
shoulders He declared that Oh"
is an abstract declaration
and that 90 is entirely disconnected
with the Brownsville affair
he repeated his conviction that 70
unanimous Democratic vote
would bo cast Tor the amendment
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-20
PREPARED FOR ATTACK,
Defense Of Negro Corporal knowi..
viii Be an Abb.

Defense Of Negro Corporal knowles
viii Be an Alibi
Fort sill Okla. Jan l9.-Maior
Charles W Tailor. commanding officer
OF Fort sill. issued statement bearing
on the rumored threats OF negroes 20
forcibly release Corporal Knowles of
the Tontynfth infantry colored ia
the guardhouse awaiting courtmariial
on the charge OF assaulting Captain
Edgar b. Macklin 40 Fort Reno on the
night OF De-. 81.
Il have heard Of these plans Tur-
ported 10 be will materlalized. but I
want 10 say emphatically that We are
prepared for any such contingency.
At present there Is but one negro At
the post and that is Knowles We OK.
pect more blacks here 20 testify At
the trial DO not anticipate any
trouble al all II Is absurd"
Corporal Knowles Is closely guard
ed night and day His shackles were
forged the day OF his arrival He y
confident OF acquittal His defense
will be an alibi
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-20
SUBSTITUTE PREVAILS.
Measure Of Ksarssy,ss Amended. .
Adopted By tie House.

Measure Of kearssyss Amended, =
Adopted b. tie House.
Austin. Jan. >ia.--The Kennedy 80
stitu,e. by majority OF SIS 10 az. ,.as
substituted In the house Friday n.s
for the Duncan resolution provide.
for ar investigation OF Senator Bale
and Attorney General Davidson. TIT.
substitute. however. was amended \ q
II now stands the measure provides
for the appointment OF commit 81 s
which shall sit 10 hear charges al
10 Investigate such charges n they
are made The first SUBSTITUTE 10.
quired that such charges should be
made under oath. and should be spc.
cific The substitute adopted only re
qulrcs SAID charges 90 be made In
writing. and they need not be specific.
but can be made upon information aud
belief. and there Is no limit 90 the
charges which can be made.
The first substitute limited the on
crations Of the committee 10 the state
OF Texas The substitute adopted
gives II sort Of eXtra'territorial iuris
diction in that Il provides that the
committee may send two OF It's mem
bers 10 points outside Of the state TO
get testimony.