Show WHEAT AND FLOUR I protection politicians arc are always full of arguments to support their assertion that the only vay way to secure ure the tile prosperity at 01 one nation li is to shut out all chera by an imperious P arious chinese wall of flaws a and nd regulations ones once in a while however a fact canies conies alic surface su aiace riace which acts as a poser to these purblind economists economist s one such f fact act very unpleasant to those mischievous merchants who get up corners in breads it furnished by the recent t of the minnesota bourin aruille pur for nothing but speculative reason reasons the price of wheat in the states is altogether out of proportion with the price of f flour flor it is well known that as a rule the miller is not a speculator he has to realize and that soon the the profits of his products he ile requires an all open outlet either to the domestic or some foreign market he draws against his shipments and they faveto leave to set off his liabilities but just now tho the coasin illinois and other great millers illers in arc are at a great disadvantage as shown by the tile chicago leewe when th the emiller says our contemporary finds american flour which was purchased for french account shipped to Havre and then shipped back to new york where it was sold for a higher price with the freight both ways paid than could be got first at havre he be is warned that lie can no longer longor ship at a profit between the high tariff on the one liand land and the tile syndicates of speculators in the necessaries of life on tho the other th the e people are between the devil and the deep sea MONT the mountain giant of europe has been ascended more this year than in any previous season between july and october sixty four tourist whom nineteen bere french Fren cli seventeen english and six Ameri american cang gained the tile summit three thred were indies natives respectively of england france and switzerland mountain climbing is quite attractive if done in the style ot of mark twains kwains tramp abroad but in real earnest it is a difre different relt kind of business with little fun and much fa fatigue titue IN ix TEXAS the re regular ular sentence for convicted stage robbers is now ninety nine years in the penitentiary the horde of road agents that will belet be let loose loos from efrom the prisons odthe of the lone star state in time to work the stages going to the next yorktown centennial is ap paling to think of stage robbers if under the sign of the star receive the accept acceptable aLle penalty of foreign TRis missions or other fat berths in the government service it all depends on hose whose ox is gored |