ABSTRACT
Ed. T. T.:— The women of Missouri are bringing a tremendous pres sure to bear in an endeavor to secure to themselves the right to vote and hold office. Their petitions to the legislature are scattered abroad, and are filled with signers. Thirty-nine members of the Missouri Leg islature have declared in favor of the movement. This thing looks ominous. Through an able spiritual medium I have been permitted to see a Missouri Legislature of five years hence in session. Here is a re port of the proceedings:
The P. R. R. Appropriation Bill being the special order for the day, and the hour for its discussion having arrived:
Miss Belcher, of St. Louis, said-Madam Speaker, I call for the spe cial order for to-day.
