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SITUATION to do general houseuork second
a work in private family, in either city
try good references Inquire at
APPS 1t Il ROSE COURT.
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THE WEST.
Missouri.


The Death of Jesse James.
KANSAS Cry, April 4.-The body of Jesse
James has been positively identified by his
mother. 1t is sim in St. Joseph, but will
probably be taken tomorrow to Kearney
station, Clay county, near his mothers home.
Governor Crittenden has been in the city all
day. He says that Frank James will be cap
tured or killed before long.
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FIRE RECORD.
Destructive Fire in Massachusetts.

Destructive Fire in Massachusetts,.
Boston, April A fire at Hopkinton,
Mass, this morning destroyed thirteen dwell
ings, including the Orthodox church, the
Town Hall, hotel and Bridges 6 Co.. large
boot and shoe factory, which employed 700
hands. The fire was probably incendiary,
and 1t is thought that powder was exploded
in the basement under a back room attached
to P. W. Smiths clothing store. The explo-
sion was quite loud. The loss will aggregate
$3.50, 600.
The Metropolitans defeated the Brown Uni
versity nine in their second game at New
York yesterday by a score of 16 to /.
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THE OLD WORLD.
Great Britain.

Sarah Bernhardt Married.
LONDON April Sarah Bernhardt was
married to NJ. Damala, a Greek gentleman,
in this city to-day and goes to Barcelona to-
night to fulfill theatrical engagement She
will continue her theatrical career.
The imprisonment of American Suspects.
LONDON, April I'm the House of Com
mons to night Gladstone in reply to an in
quiry said that communications between the
United States and British governments con-
tinue to be passed respecting Americans i'm
prisoned in Ireland, but he deemed it mad
visable at the present time to state the sub
stance of the correspondence.
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1t is entirely different from all others. 1t
is as clear as water, and, as its name indi-
Gates. is perfect Vegetable Hair Restorer.
It will Immediately free the head from all
dandruff, restore gray hair to its natural
color, and produce new growth where it
has fallen off 1t does not in any manner
affect the health, which Sulphur, Sugar of
have done. It will change light or faded
hair in few days to a beautiful glossy
brown. Ask your druggist for it. Each
bottle is warranted. Chas. n. Crittenton,
New York, and Geo. G. Goodwin Co., Bos-
on, Wholesale agents. Sc 1yd&w
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NJ ANIED

A RESPECTABLE girl for general houseSork:
N city reference required. Apply at
sp5 It, 259 CHURCH STREET.
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NEW ENGLAND.
Massachusetts.

Heavy Losses for Insurance Companies.
HAyERHILI, April 4.-The total loss to in
surance companies by the late fire will reach
within few thousands of 1000, 900. The
salvage hardly averaged per cent.
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A FIRsT-cLAss ladyis maid must be good
- seamstIesH. Inquire at
PROTESTANT INDUSTRIAL. ASSOCIATION,
a3 Mw&stf "a Whitney avenue. .
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NEW YORK.


New York, April Mime Patti and Sig
nor Nicolini sailed this afternoon for Liver
pool in the steamer Arizona. A number of
theatrical people were also passengers.
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District of New Haven IS. Probate Court,(
April 4th, 1882. {
ESSTATE of RUEL STEVENS, late of Orange in
IL said district deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District New Haven
hath limited and allowed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors of said Estate to exhibit
their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to
present their accounts properly atested within said
time, will be debarred recovery. All persons in
debted to said Estate requested to make imme-
date payment to JANE STEVENS,
ana odIw# Executrix,
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FOR RENT.

xMxss nice furnished cottage and barn at Savin
Ei;H Rock to rent for the Second floor, No.
AiI 81 Asylum street. S10 239 Congress avenue,
$lI. For sale-A shore house and barn, large
grounds, at Savin Rock House has 81 rooms in first
class order and will be sold cheap Small safe, soda
fountain candy marble top tables show
cases. awning, Ice cream tables. A. M. HOLMES,
Je14tf Room g. SO Church Street.
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FOR, RENT.

NH4as FROM May 1st the brio X store No. Is State
Hssi| street, Custom House Square. The building
Ea.sI and location well adapted for Wholesale
business purposes. An arrangement Is possible where
by merchandise be rolled directly from the cars
into the store. Application may be made to
mail If NATHAN II. SANFORD.
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District Of

District Of New Haven IS. Probate Court
April 4th, 1882.
KNSTATE of LYMAN II. AVERY late of New Haven,
NJ in said district, deceased.
Pursuant to order from the Court of Probate for
said district, will be sold at public auction to the
highest bidder, the 9Th day of April, 1882,
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, (unless evi usly
disposed of private sas) much Of the real estate
of said deceased will raise the sum of seventeen
hundred and ninety-two and 53-IO0 dullars.
Sale to take place the premises Lafayette Place.
corner Lafayette Court, in said New Haven.
Terms made known at time of sale.
ap3 1t HENRY L. AVERY, Administrator.
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All orders made up in large, clean, well lighted
well ventilated factory rooms, belonging to NICOLL
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A Valuable Farm for Sale.

.Aas To close estate OF the late o. E. Selden,
Eis we offer for sale of the best farms in New
EN Haven County. 1t is situated Just east of West
ROCK within three miles of the center of the city
of New Haven 1t contains about $50 acres and ia in
kinds of farming is well watered, and has good sup
ply of timber for fuel and fencing purposes The
buildings are in good repair and consist of two
story dwelling house, with twenty rooms, an Ice
house, two barns 42xs2 and three stories high,
and one 38x5O. The barns connected together,
and there is a cellar under all. Also large carriage
rom 20x40. All the buildings are supplied with wa
ter from the pipes of the New Haven Water Company
and there also wei of water the premises. For
further particulars, inquire of JOHNSON 7 PLATT,
No. 10 Law Chambers, M. Fl. WARREN, on the
premises.
Dated at Westvi1le, Jan. 20, 1882. JAZZ 2tawtfw1t
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Easter Cards,

Easter cards.
A VERY large and fine assortment. Demarest's
n What to wear; full sets of Seaside and Franklin
Square Libraries, at
THE DOWNES LITERARY EMPORIUM,
apl 1t 800 Chapel, next Cutters Art Store.
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49, GOOD Greenhouse with heating appara-
SiH tus all complete, and also Iron Front Fence
Hsi!l al complete, to be sold at very low price.
Inquire at 9 Wooster Place, at
B. MANVILLES Carriage Factory,
Wnnstar Straat
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WANTED,

a T the Hospital, young man eighteen or twenty
N years old, white colored, to help in the
kitchen. Apply st the
ap4 St SUPERINTENDENTsS OFFICE
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WANTED.

- TWO or three unfurnished Rooms, &c
H8Est1 and pleasantly located. with without
III for person; must be suitable for Al
laking establishment Address LEE Roy,
spE 4t' this ONCE
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FOR RENT.
FOR. R,FNT

H. ROOM WITH POWER, on fourth hoor Quin-
EI nipiac Building, No 1873 Chapel street. Front
Nal room 35x73, with stedy power, steam heat and
freight elevator HENRY f. ENGLISH
ma17-tf 90 Orange Street.
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ESTABLISHED 1912.
Boaro anO Blooms.
nnARn AND ROOMS.

seAe. a FEW gentlemen can be accommodates
fM NTH arst-class Board and pleasant Rooms, witt
,sA MODERN improvements locality second to nom
~ FI4 ~ citv terms moderate Apply at -
milo Inn o0 "oo'A'4N' 1900
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WANTED

1 SITUATION by girl to do general houseEork
"a in private family; can be recommended from
Ter last place Can be see for two days at
ap4 IT. 40 CARLISLE STREET.
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TOACHAAN. Must be temperate. reliable, good
~ driver, and thoroughly understand the care Of
horses. Apply from II to 1 o'cl rex st Office Of
ap4 2ts MALLORY. WHEELER K CO.
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4 AIDES who do not wish to work IN a shop and
IL are experts on lock stitch sewing MACHINES
End employment with at stitching tncks Iona
dale cambria the same size goods Id
the windows and stores on Chapel street PIessA
mail us a sample OF your work to
THE NEW HAVEN RUFFLE co.
"a Incz - ro2 fsg,.,--Y &c.
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tn RENT

L. WHOLE HOUSE No. 1877 State street; ga
kaMiI and water and heated by furnace, and in first
&J class order first floor $21, second floor SIT
Also first floor 1877 Henry street. Inquire Of
A. NJ HOLMES,
no19tf SO Church Street, Room 8.
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80 FROM MAY LIST, the House Ia Olive ST.,
Ess containing 10 rooms. Has all the mod
AaU ern improvements and is frst-class
in "a il respects. CHARLES IVES,
naoh IF 153 Church Street, Room /,
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FoRTY-sEVENTH CONGRESS.


WASHINGTON, April T.
SENATE Consideration of the bill giving the St.
Louis and San Francisco road the right of way
through the territory of the Choctaw nation
sumed. Further consideration of the bill was de-
ferred until tomorrow.
On motion of Mr.. HILL of Colorado the bill admit
ting from duty articles for the muing exhibition
at Denver in 1888 was taken up and passed
Adjourned at 5:l5
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T1n RENF


H. FROM MAY LIST, strictly frst-class three
EhIs story Brick House, containing Is rooms, with
Nal attic basement, sub-cellar and spacious plaz-
"a of the very best quarters of the city, four
doors from Hihouse avenue Rent low to good ten
ant. Apply at So Trumbull street, or address
ma24 If P. o. BOX 942
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For Sale at Bargain-AlsO Rents
MG>A The valuable corner of State and Bradley,
E15 including two houses Bradley street also
EEI one house 10S Portsea street, one on Orchard
street, Eaton also one lot on Eaton street
rooms, suitable for two families Also one ten
ement of rooms. Inquire at 30 Crown street.
GLOSON HALL
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49, FIVE ROOMS corner Park and South
hssS strees first floor possession April LIST. House
haR.sG No. 10 Gill Street, all modern improvements
Two tenements of five rooms each, Hellers Block,
State street. water clio cts each floor Store No.
555 State street, also five over the store Five
Lewis street, Fair Haven, 81 per month Five
rocns, "a Spring Street, first floor
JACOB HELLER,
no16 Bank Building
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d. H. ZEELHN & CO..
Sold by all Druggists. PNILADELPHI
Ton Beach Wagon

Top b6aCH WASUHs. -
Z HAVE two Top Beach WAGONS which will
sell at bargain if called for this week, together
with my usual assortment of second hand work.
ap4 ST. INGHAM, 81 Garden Street.
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HoUsE.-The House spent the entire afternoon on
the army BILL discussing the paragraphs transferring
quartermasters claims to the court of claims and
firing army officers at GO years of age but arrived at
conclusion save to amend 80 as to permit officers
to retire at 35 years service if they desire.
The President sent letter from Secretary Freling
huysen regarding American citiz-ns in British prs-
ons. 1t says negotiations have been going on for
months between the two governments and on the I'd
If March only three American citizens remained in
rison in Ireland, and since that date O'ConnOr,
il mt, Walsh, Dalton and White, imprisoned in Eng
land, have been released Negotiations still going
the release of the remainder and likely to
be successful.
Adjourned at $50.
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Elgin Butte,


A FULL supply always on hand, small pacKageA
IA quality the best made. uAYAsor
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no RENT
FOR SALE OR RENT,

a. The dwelling and barn situated on the west
Esss side the public green in East Haven center,
@;I of the pl, asantest locations in town; has
fouracres of land. Inquire at
J. REMIAH BARNES East Haven, or address
ma27 5teod E. B. COWLES, Meriden, CT
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WANTED
ANTTEn

A SINGLE Scotchnazn wishes . situation a. gar
IA dener. Thoroughly understands the care OF
greenhouses and grspevinss Can be for three
days. Address A. D., COURIER OFFICE
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FOR SALE

H., THE HOUSE No. 1877 Meadow street, contain
HS5 ing all modern improvements; house in first
EMI class order, fresco painted walls, ETC., ETC.;
the place is for sale at low price, and only small
amount required down; the balance can remain on
mortg ge: possession any tine. Also lot on
Wooster and Wallace streets, suitable for manufac
turing purposes. For further particulars apply to
owner. J. SONNENBERG,
Real Estate and Loan Agency,
mao9 23S Chapel Street.
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"OUsEKEEPER. An American woman. between
IS and so years Of age as housekseper and to do
the work for elderly lady and invalid d&aghter-
Wish her to be one of the family; must be cApA-
kind, willing, strictly honest and reliable; Aboot
one and a half miles from New Haven P. o. Address
for ten days, stating some particulars,
POSTOFFICE BOX 9.
ana 2ts New Haven Conn
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NTED-

DY young lady, situation bookkssper, or to
D do once work. Address G. G.,
r@sss..
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tacies and Eye Glasses.
Watches, Clocks and jew
elH'y repaired.
ONE OF MY CLERKS
gays that if the raid continues us for Butter
~ the people have got to cut and weigh for them
selves that ne Is all broke up one elbow being out
ed by his knife hand which became red hot by
ing it 80 lively besides, his jaw rendered useless
through saying so often
The Choicest Creamery Butter, 4
pounds for 81.
Best and sweetest Butter in the city. Come right
around this side and try it, Then our errand boy
he carries out SO many packages of Butter that
his legs wearing off shorter he has to roll up
One carload OF Flour g. a barrel, wheat raised
on Long Island and milled at Port Jefferson
George w. M. Hughes,
Independent Coal Dealer,
ap4 81 Church Street.
ORDER OF NOTICE.
JARED v BENHAM Court pis OF Common
FRANCIS HAW1HoRNEe t al New Haven County,
TPoN the complaint of Jared Benham praying
for reason therein set forth for the foreclosure
of mortgage of real in the town of Hamden,
in New Haven county, pc nding before the Court
/ of Common Pleas to be held at New Haven within
and for the county of New ven the first Mon day
of April, 1882 and alleging therein that Thomas Haw
thorne, late of said Hamden, now deceased died
seized and possess of said mortgaged premises and
in the citation accompanying said complaint making
the representations and creditors of said deceased
pa ties thereto.
1t appearing to and being found by this court that
there is executor administrator of said Thomas
Hawthorne, deceased, therefore;
Ordered That notice of the tendency of said com
plant be given by pub ishing this order in the
JoUREAL AND COURIER, a newspaper printed in said
New Haven county, once week for tlfree weeks sue
cessively, CONNIE cling or before the 22d day Of
March, A. D., 1882.
By order of the Court
JOHN s. FOWLER, Clerk.
The foregoing is true copy of the original motto
ma22 oaw st j. W. POND, Deputy Sheriff
All orders made up in large clean, well Lighted
well ventilated factory rooms, belonging to NICoLl
the Tailor.
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FOR SALE
BUILDING LOTS WANTED,

NF late there has been more inquiries than usual
W for Building Lots. 1t has not been confined to
any particular locality, indicated that majority
of purchasers wish be governed by about the
price here is demand for them in all locaH-
ties and all prices We find sale list, which has
been neglected since the beginning of the financial
depression needs additions from all directions and
parts of the city If parties owning lots which they
would like to dispose of will 81 description and
price we will make an effort to realize for them.
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT,


ss4sss TWO large front rooms the first floor of
E5 the Insurance building, suitable for Offices and
E4W insurance banking purposes. Inquire at
Room NO. $40 CHAPEL STREET.
NH I'm
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DEATHS.

BLISS-Ths funeral services of the late Miss Sarah
A. Bliss will be held Wednesday morning, april 5h
at II o'clock M, at the residence of Rev. o. H
White, SO Howe street. Burial in Hartford at the
convenience of the family.
KING-In this city, April 4th, David Morley King,
aged So.
Funeral Thursday afternoon at $50 from his late
idence, 174 Chapel street.
BOOTH-On April the Sd, William G. Booth, late of
New York, in the saith year of his age.
Funeral services will be held in the Episcopal
Church, New Milford, Conn, on Wednesday at -
o'clock. 2tF
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WANTED
WANTED

A FIRST-CLAss Laundry Ironer at No. IsO State
~ Street, New Haven, Conn. None other need
apply. Epl Il
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THahs.
WANTED.
WA kTED


4 SITUATION BY strong healthy woman 70 90
n general houseTork; country preferred Apply
at
AM Ii. a AaHArTN STREET.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-11-25
ODDS IND ENDS,

Frederick C.. Blodgett, of Spencer,
Massachusetts,, enjoys the distinction
of being the man twice pardOned out
of the penitentiary. Many years ago
he was sentenced for life for rape. Six
years ago he was released on pardon.
Three months ago he stole horse and
was remanded. Last Monday he
was again pardoned.
A reverend gentleman dying be-
queathed to one of the univerities, Ok
ford or Cambridge, an annuity of about
5000, to be applied NJ salary for an
Evangelical preacher to deliver two
sermons annually upon the history
and religion of the Jewish nation.
The universities did not relish the
idea, and both refused the bequest.
The blacksmith shop of the Pitts
burg, Fort Wayne 4 Chicago railway.
at Pittsburg. has be'enmuch troubled
by the unsettling of the brick forges
by the jar Of steam hammers. Neces-
sity has, however, proved the mother
OF invention. FORCES Of asbestos paper
have proved decidedly successful
method of overcoming all difficulties.
There In In Cuilford county, North
Carolina, u house concerning one room
Of which there is q asingular and beauti.
full superstition. Years ago In that
room a lovely and sainted young
woman died. Her spirit hovens ever
near, invisible, intangible, and makes
her presence felt only by turning to
pure white any dnrk-hued flower left
In the chamber.
Once Senator ingalls,, of Kansas,
bothered Senator Logan by repeatedly
moving amendments to one Of the lat
ter's bills. Logan, becoming exas-
perated. said: "I believe the senator
would amend the Lorl's prayer. ["
&c rtalnly," retorted Ingalls,. II move
to amend after the sword bread n
whole bill OF fare"
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-11-25
Thsaksgivlng Proclamation

In conformity with custom, the annual OBJ
observance ot which is Justly held in honor
hy this people, Chester A. Arthur, president
ci the United States do hereby set apart
Thursday. the 3Oth day OF November next,
AZ a day Of public thanksgiving. The bless
ings demanding our gratitude are numerous
and varied. For the peace and amity which
.nbsist between this republic and all the ma
tions oi the world; Tor freedom from internal
iiscord and violence; for the increasing
friendship between the different sections Of
land; for liberty, justice and constitutional
government; for the devotion of the people
10 our free institutions, and their Cheerful
obedience to mild laws; for the constantly III
creasng strength Of the republic, while ex.
tending its privileges to fellow men who come
10 u.s. for improved means Of internal com
nunication; and increased facilities OF inter-
course with other nations; Tor the general
prevailing health of the year: for the pros
lerity of all our industries: the liberal return
ior the mechanics toll, affording market
for the abundant harvests Of the husband
men; for the preservation Of the national
faith and credit; for wise and generous pro-
visions to effect intellectual and moral ed
dcation Of our youth; for the influence upon
oi restraining and Transforming OF religion,
and for the Joys of home for these and tor
many other blessings We should give thanks.
Therefore, do recommend the day above
designated he observed throueht the country
IS day Of national thanksgivi G and PRAYER
aud that people cease from their daily labor,
and meeting in accordance with their several
forms of worship, draw near to the throne Of
Almighty God, offering IL Him praise and
and gratinic for the manifold good which
IIe has vEIchsafed to us, and PRAYING that
His Blessings and mercies may continue: and
10 iuther recommend the day thus appoint
eli may be made special OCCASION for deeds
Of kindness and charity 10 the suffering and
needy, 40 that all who dwell within the land
may cejoice and I've glad in this season of
national thanksgiving. In witness whereof
: have hereunto set my hand and caused
the seal of the United States to be affixed.
Done at the city of Washington this 25th day
of October, in the year Of our lord one thous-
and eight hundred and eightv-two and Of
the Independence OF the United States the
one hundred and seventh.
lL.S.I CHESTER A. ARTHUR,
BY the President,
E:.Sns lcK T. FRELISGnursEs.
Secretary Of State
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-11-25
THE CATTLE QUESTION.

1t is not improbable that within the
next two years all the beef cattle
raised in Montana will be slaughtered
and prepared for market, within the
boundary lines Of the territory and
sent east in refrigerator cars arranged
especially for that purpose. This Is
no more than reasonable, there being
no reason why car load after car load
of our best cattle should be sent in
crowded cars through to the sea port
cities of the east, reaching their destl.
nation in q half starved condition, so
bruised and fretted by the long trip
that the meat has lost its virtue by
the time it reaches the consumers.
Speaking on this subject. the Inter.
Ocean generally level headed on such
matters says:
"Chicago has by no means a mono.
poly of the meat market. A great
many cattle are killed at and the meat
shipped unsalted to the east from east
st. Louis and other points. Even
remote Texas proposes to go into the
fresh beef business, and there is
nothing to prevent the successful
shipment of dressed beef from the re.
motest railway station in the country,
and that not only to any other railway
station, but across the Atlantic. Re.
frigeration is feasible alike Oh land and
water, at rest or III motion. The time
will come, and probably is not far off,
when cattle cars will be thing of the
past, and all stock for the eastern and
European markets will be slaughtered
in the west"
When the time does come, our peo.
pie will he found ready and willing to
hold out good inducements for the ex.
pertinent to receive its first test in
Miles City. as its geographical location
and the possession of facilities for re.
ceiving shipments by land and water
are unexcelled by any other town in
the northwest.