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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-06
wEATHERFORD.
The Knife aud Pistol--A Street Ahra,
Between Two Citizens.
A. l.. Morris Probably Fatally Wound'
ed by Constable Porter
The Court House Records The small
Pox Lawsuit.

Special TO the Gazette. Nror
Weatherford, March "a. IL. Nor
rIs of this CITY and Constable j. r.
Porter of the Aledo district III w. his
comfy, had difficulty here this
morning. Morris used harsh language
TO Porter about an account the iatter
owed him. and finally drew KNIFE
and chi him on the left side OF the
head, making slight wound. Porter
then drew his pistol and struck
Morris on top Of the head and on the
nose breaking boh his skplland nose
A small portion Of the brain came ou,,
and his physician, DIR. LeGrand,
Thinks he will not live. Porter was
not arrested, rs ii is considered a case
of self-deiense. , ..
The records in the burned court
house have not yet been examined
They are regarded as safe.
The rather noted case of DIR, John II.
Mackenzie against the city OF Wealth
erford for services ia the smallpox cpl
demic l. ere last summer, about which
a good deal was said in the newspa-
pers some time back, is on trial to-day.
IL will probably take all day to-mor-
row to get through with it.
Judge Hood has called the grand
iury topelher in extraordinary session
To investigate the burning of the court
house. and make any suggestions I'D
herewith that may appear
to them proper
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-06
GALVESTON.
4 Cotton Exchange Meeting Called
Prospect Of Premium on Gold.

Galveston, March 5.--The following
notice was bulletined to day at the
cotton exchange
Pursuant TO request of ten mem
bers great meeting of the change is
called for Saturday, March Sth, to con-
slider as to .inemoriali1ing congress
concerning silver legislation.
IL Is proposed to petition congress 10
suspend the coinage of silver.
A letter from Schumacher x Co. of
New York to Laure d Co. of Calves
ton says; a subject which attracts
| considerable attention in financial cir
Giles is the possibility of gold pre-.
MUM in. the near future, u result
almost inevitable if gold should
he shipped from here in large quaint,
ties, aud silver should continue to be
coined as heretofore. Already calls on
gold are sought for the balance of the
year at l0l, and premium Of one
| fourth per cent. is said to be Offered
| for such privilege. Under The Circum
stances, We have concluded 30 stipu
late for payment in gold for contract,
exchange both for immediate ana
for future delivery, rs we consider the
situation serious enough 10 call fol
| this measure.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-06
POLITICAL.
Meetings Of the Democratic Campaign
Committees In Washington.
The Tariff Question-Rcpubiican Key.
Note from New York.

Washington, March 5.-The Demo
cratic congressional campaign com.
mittee met at the Arlington hotel this
evening and organized for the coming
campaign. Senator Pendlelon, chair
man of the Democratic joint caucus,
presided and Representative Post,
secretary Of the Joint caucus, acted as
secretary of the meeting. Thirty
states and four territories are repre-
sented on the campaign committee,
these being The states and territories
which send Democratic senator or
representative 10 congress. Thirty
one members We're present this even
lug. Tie following executive conf
mittee was selected on the part of the
senate; Senators Garland, Kenna
and Gouman; on the part of the house;
Representative, Paige, Rosecrans,
SloclStager, Stevens and Murphy,
1t was decided that the exee,I.
tive committee should be empowered
To select members of the campaign
committee for the STATES and terri
tories not represented in either the
senate or house by Democrat, These
states and territories are Colorado,
Kansas, Maine, Minnesota, Nebraska
New Hampshire, Rhode Island and
Vermont, and Dakota, Idaho, New
Mexico and Washington. No other
business vas transacted by the cam
paign committee.
The executive committee met unon
adjournment of the campaign commit
tee and organized 10y electing Senator
German chairman. Senator Kenpa
and Representatives stevens and
Stocksiager were appointed sub.
committee on finance, and Senator
Garland and Representatives Muir.
ply and Paige sub-co,nmit-
tee on campaign documents. the
chairman being eX-oilicio a member of
both subcommittee. The committee
had an Informal talk over arrange.
ncnts TO be made for the campaiSn
but did not enter into any discussion
OF questions of party policy. The rev.
ehue reform Democrats appear TO be In
a minority on the executive committee.
Senator German and Senator Kenpa
are both tariff Democrats, as are also
Representatives Paige and Stevens
Representatives Stockslagerjand Muir.
ply Were Carlisle men, aud with Sen.
ator Garland, represent the tariff re.
form element OF the COMMITTEES. Rem.
resentative Rosec voted for Car.
Isle for speaker, but is an "incldenta,
protecIionist," and indorses The Ohio
tariff platform. The secretary of the
committee isatariit Democrat, In the
main the committee is composed of The
young element OF the party.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-06
-
CLEBURNE.
The Woman Temperance Union -
Rumored Dealh-0ther Local
Notes.

Sreninl to the Gazette.
Cleburne, March "a branch Of the
Woman's Christian Temperance
Union has been organized here, with
Mrs. H.. d. Musson as president. She
requests the GAZETTE to notify The
public that meeting will he held on
next Monday night at half past seven
o'clock in the Cumberland Presbyter-
ian church, where all are cordially in
yited TO be present.
The GAZETTE IL 80 universally read
mere that 1t takes the place of Gle
burnc daily, and the news dealers re-
port steadily increasing circulation.
A runlor was current this morning
that Rev. Chas. l.. Fichett, formerly
rector of the Episcopal church here,
but since of Paris, had died. There
has been no confirmation OF the re-
port, and his numerous friends here
hope it is incorrect. He has been dan.
gerously i'll at Paris of Brights dis
ease.
There II good opening here for II
couple of whit BARRIERS, and Couycn-
lent place formerly so used aud near
the postoilice is vacant.
Cock fighting still continues in an
Intermittent way.
County court is still pegging away
at the civil docket, but did nothing
today of interest.
The water.wufks contractors expect
TO get through their job by April LIST.
The water-worl,s question will proha-
bly, make some figure In the municipal
election In April, Considerable oppo-
sition to them has been displayed by
certain Taxpayers, and they may cause
some candidates to stumble.
The city council made come change
in the style of the cornices for the
school building, which will improve
its appearance aud cost $500 add
Iinnal
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-06

A Case of Mistaken identity In Locating
Homestead.
Sudden Death Of Judge Amos Morrill,
Notes Of the day.

special TO the Gazette.
Austin. March 5.--The resale OF land
for taxes. once sold 20 the state aud
never redeemed, is entirely illegal,
hut done by collectors all over the
state. Such land Is often assessed IN q
different name from that under which
IL was sold TO the state, but that does
not leyalize the succeeding sales IN
such cases. The title remains vested
I'm the state until It's claims are met,
and the only recourse Of purchasers AT
n resale Is by damage against the col
lector.
An application for relief was made
TO the land commissioner to-day by a
man who located in 1876 scrip Oh what
he s,ipposed was vacant land, us ii was
soindicated by the county surveyor he
has remained upon II ever since. and
made several thousand dollars worth
of improvements. Now 1t appears
that the land which he occupies was
sci apart for the school fund under
the law governing the location Of
SCRIP. and the tract which the sur
veyor designated for this purpose was
the land which lie should have settled
upon. Both tracts front on water,
aud he wants 10 swap sections with
the school fund in order TO retain his
innroyement. The commissioners adj
vises that a special resolution by tue
land board can alone give him relief,
as the e IA no authority for the bargain
proposed. 80
Chartered: jewish Scno0l CON-
munity of Rockdale.
Revenue receipts $1,000.
nh hntstII nj tho
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-06
TEXARkANA.
The CITY Election Waxing Warm In
Both States Outlook FOR
the Candidates.

special to'tho Gazette.
TeNarkana, Ark, March 5.---As the
day for holding the city election ap.
proaches, the interest on both sides OF
the town wakes warm. The Texas
side viii elect u mayor and two alder.
men, while Arkansas will elect n full
ticket. Mayor Chic on the TeXasside,
after announcing his purpose to retire,
having served three consecutive terms.
has yielded 10 the solicitations of
friends and will again undoubtedly be
elected, On the Arkansas side, the
race is between Forster and ex-Mayor
w. G. Cook, with chances about
equally divided. The race for recorder
on the Arkansas side Will also he hotly
contested between the present iucum-
bent, w ID. Weeks, aud II. w. Lutz.
The fight for city attorney will be be-
tween III l.. Grigsby and w. II. Ar.
mold, with chances favorlng the for
mer, The interest Is as great as
though a presidential candidate were
on hand.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-06
nEER IN rOLIrICS.

Pittsburg, March 5.-The United
States Brewers association just has is
sued circular to all firms which are
members of the association, requesting
them to make out list of all voters IN
their employ, aud also of those who
nave neglected to take out naturaliza-
ton papers. The object of this action
is to learn the exact political strength
of beer manufacturing industry in this
country, which it is thought will
eventually verge into strong politi-
cal faction, entirely distinct from all
others
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-06
PARIS.
New Churches Runaway Accidental
Family Poisoned.

Special to the Gazette.
Paris, March 5.-The building boom
il commencing in good earn 81. quite
number Of brick stores will be erected
ut once. The private residences to he
built during this summer will add very
materially to the beauty of our city.
There viii also be two, and perhaps
three, new churches built during the
year. The Methodist Episcopal, South,
own some very valuable property, by
the sale of which they can create Il
fund OF s.. 600 or S., 600, and adding to
build q fine house of worship as u CEN
tennial offering. The Cumberland
Presby terians have the plan for an
elegant structure of brick, which they
are determined to put into material
form during the year. The Episco-
palians are negotiating for the sale of
their church property, and expect at
an early date to erect q buildisg
wortby of their cause
Quite serious runaway occurred
yesterday. While Mr.. Bates was driv-
ing u fine Kentucky mare TO n sulky
she commenced kicking, tile first kick
striking the driver on the right arm,
breaking both bones, and throwing
him from the sulky. After dragging
him short distance she broke loose
from him and ran away. The broken
limb WAS set by Drs. Hookeand Rush.
The family of a. T.. Boyd, editor of the
North Texan, are sick from poisoning.
The physician is unable at present to
locate the trouble. No immediate
danger Is anticipated.
Col. II. NJ. Couch was buried yeBter
day afternoon at Evergreen cemetery.
AT meeting of the Phoenix Fire
company last night, Capt. o. C.. Con-
nor was reelected chief of the fire de
Julius Record chief secre-
tary and II. ID. Craig treasurer.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-06
Southern Pacific Washouts.

Los angeles, March &. - Several
miles OF the southern Pacific have
washed out on the Colorado desert
near Mammoth tanks. The east.
bound passenger train, which left los
Angeles Monday, is reported titched
at that station and isolated by wash
outs Oh buth sides.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-06
CORPUS CHRISTI.
The Merchants aud Wool. Growers in
Conventional DrOutb.


Corpus Christi, March 81 ne Mer-
chants and Wool.G Growers association
met this evening and appointed w. s.
Nraltler as their warehouseman, and
also appointed committee 10 rent n
warehouse for this season. The COM
m'ttee appointed TO arrange Tor special
rates over railway aud steamship lines
reported that they We're about TO OBJ
tain the most favorable rates. The
question OF sending committee TO
Washington in the interest of Aran-
sas Pass was discuss cd, but no action
taken.
The country In this vicinity Is very
dry, and If II does not rain som both
cattle aud vegetation will be seriously
iiected. All the clsterns ia town ARE
getting low.
Buy Your wife a Prince Albert chain
at Tully's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-06
CORSICANA.
Colorcd Republicans Organized Seek
Ing Water Supply.

special 10 the Gazette.
Corsicana, March 5.--The colored
Republicans OF this county met last
night In convention and organized for
the coming campaign.
The water-works company here has
given up their recent site, rs all efforts
20 provide AN adequate supply OF wa
ter has proved failure, and Will 40 to
Patterson lake, about twelve miles
south of here, TO obtain water.
Our people are delighted ut the en-
gasement of Minnie Hauk 20 appear
here on the l7lh.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-06
IONGyIEW.
Singular Accident. Lumber Awaiting
transportation.

special to the Gazette
LDngview, Texas, March While
putting up mirror IN the drug store
Off. n. Allison 1. struck q bottle of
cnrholic acid, the contents Of. which
were poured into The coat sleeve of
Maroellus Sparkman, whose arm was
badly burned. Being one of the pleas.
ATTEST young men OF the city his aeci-
dent oocasioned much sympathy.
( On fifteen miles OF the q. s, 4 st. l..
railway, over two million feet OF lun-
der Is now awaiting transportation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-06

no bE PLACED ON RETIRED LIsr.
>, washington, d. G., March -Briga-
9 Il. GENERAL Donald S Mckenzie,
nniled States army, was examined By
.le fetirlhg board in New York To- day.
a. ne Is regarded as hopelessly insane,
mere Is no doubt OF his being placed
on the retired list.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-06
CANADA.
TINE RFHEI.I1OrS pROvINlr

TIE KEBEI.L1OUS PROVINCE.
Ottawa, Quebec, March 5.-The Do
minion government has forwarded in
slructlons TO the government OF Mani
toba that If any blood is shed or dis
turbance of any kind arises out of
existing discontent in the province,
the local authorities will be to blame.
The Manitoba Premier warns the OF
tawa government that it is responsible
Ion whatever trouble may arise.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-06
NEW york. REpUnlIcANs.

New York March 5.-rhe Rennbli.
can state committees call says:
All citizens are invited to co-operato
IN the election OF delegates TO the con.
vention who are in favor of eleyatiny
and identifying American labor nrS'
ieeting aud extending home indnstries
without discrimination In favor az
any classes or interest, giving free non.
ular education to the misses secnrinn,,
f'ee suffrage and the honest countin,
Of ballots, and eirectually profeetin1
all human rights in every section Of
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-06

stone park, and after ID
ipated in by Vest, Ind
Mcmillan and Hsnia
passed.
The senate then, % nds
yer, passed de H
ing the postmSsdtx
lease buildings d |
of first, second sld w
at reasonable rates &!aEl
coed ten years. =.
! Cockrell INTRODUCED ALL
| the revised statutes psl
processes in United sAs|
same force in all Il
that processes q
states have in Their l''ls,|
The senate wen! into 4
sion, and soon after adz
HOUSE /
! Washington, March =
Of Blanchard, the I'LL
an appropriation Of ~
the deficiency inihe sHiA
for expenditures . =
in the South pass Of b
river, an d TO gauge ~
Mississippi river and lpIl
Randall, rom the 90 ,
preparations, reported
Joint resolution 20
$4,000 to the cOnllnssaI
senate for witness le'' y
providing that the sun
available for expense 9
cations hereto or
amendment wss aa'F
Joint resolution passed J.
Ellis, from the sane 7. N
i.orted back adverse. /" \
sufferers by ,oye IDps' 4
Mississippi valley W VII
- Also fayorabls ils
ouesting the secrsliI II !
nish the house ffS % y, y,
information Of loo !,
iloodsin tue valley !, II J
and report if at i spy IA sIl 4
i imsuf measures Of IslS
Of congress. AdolssSi
Robertson Of .hls sDl
r reaoln,iop uusesllns
n aete'f from New Msila
S Is' placc Franclse9,
who appeared snp
oilloe. ,ho -
lie lands, reporIesu'. v, ii,
. of the u
'rexas & Paaill.l ~ I 4
70 . dec declare forfeliq9,I,s VIZ
h therein named. n's
endar.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-06

\ STREET FlGHy.
TWO MEN AIor.

!, Washington, March ) In n street
hgnt This evening growing out OF a
uiihculty between white and eolored
men, Frank Langs,on, son of Prof.
John M, Langston, United States
minister to Hayti, shot and killed Jas.
spencer and seriously wounded John
2. Williams, two spectators, both col
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-06
JEFFERSON.
A Saw Mill Resumed Work New Boot
and Shoe Store.

Special 10 the Gazette,
Jefferson, Tex, March 5,-Messrs.
Clarke & Boyce, the large saw mill
owners, who shut their mill down
some time ago on account of an insult
iieient supply OF saw logs, which tire S
aboutseventy-iive hands out of employ
mena, commenced this morning In
full vlgor, ~ they have a very large
raft OF logs coming down the Cypress
river TO their saw mill.
MIR. A. II. Upstate and Mr.. Max
Roseniield will establish n large boot
aud shoe store here in q few days.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-06
REPunLlCAN VICTORIES.

Troy, n. V, March 5.--Rensselaer
county elected fifteen Republican SUI
pervisors, twelve Democrats aud two
independents, overcoming the Demo-
cratic majority in the board
In Washington county the Republi-
cans carry sixteen ont OF seventeen
towns, n gain of four supervisors.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-06
EGYPT.
MILITARY MOVEMENTS.

Cairo, March 5.--Gen. Graham has
arrived at Suakim. Troops are en-
! barking at Irinkitat for Suakim. The
cavalry before leaving Tokar discov-
cred that Osman Digma was stationed
ton miles from Suakim.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-06
TWO BANKS.
FORT WORM ,xnr.,,

~ "VINIT TT md UATIlAS
Washington, March 5.-The comp
troller Of the currency has authorized
the Fort Worth National bank of Fort
Worth TO begin business. capital sl25.-
~lo, and also the American National
pauk OF Dallas, Texas capital 1000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-06
CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
Mrs. Marcy Fiddickc's Filtration viii
the Fugitive Iillcr.
A Drmkard's Rash and Brutal Deed
Remorsc and Suicide.
AnRr-NK AKp,s DEED.

y - p'a-''
Cleveland, o., March 5.--Wm. Nc
MILAN, living near Huron, went home
drunk last night and abused his wife,
who threatened To cal on tho neigh
bors for help. Mcmillan swore he
would kill the first man who came to
his house. Presently Geo. Thompson,
aged 10, appeared in the yard, having
an errand at The place, and ignorant
of the trouble there. Mcmillan, mis-
taking him for another person, shot
and killed him. Then, discovering
his error and fearful of the conse-
quences, he tried to shoot himself, but
only succeeded in intlicting tritiing
flesh wound in his side. Mcmillan
was arrested and jailed at Huron, and
this morning was found dead in his
cell. The corouer's verdict was sui
eide by rat poison.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-06
rhoorEEpINas N coNann,s.


tee finland, from the judiciary commit
nsa nv, iiePofted iayorabiy the original bill
i ni,oSiaing for the collection OF stalis-
T,, peehlng marriage and divorce.
IN, he cnalr laid before the senate the
Uni extending the limits Of Yellow
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-06
WASHINGTON.
Representative Posts Opinions in Re,
gard to The American Navy.
Proceedings in the Senate and House
Capital Brcyitics.
Special TO the Gazette.
THE CENSUS BUREAU.
FOR FUNDS.

Washington March 5.-The entire
clerical force of the census bureau. IO5
in number, has been suspended from
the 10th instant, owing to the exhaus-
ton Of the appropriation for the main
tenance of the bureau. The superin-
tendent, chief clerk and one clerk are
not included in the order, as suffi-
Gent sum remains to pay their salaries
for n fortnight longer, when ii is hoped
passed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-06
~ Ansro\pEp rnuAslinln.

NorwolS, Ohio, March 5.-M. o.
Nanfleet treasurer of Huron county,
has n seconded. His cash account is
short from $4,000 to 100000. His
bondsmeu are good FOR the amount.
IL is thought he is in Canada.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-06
KENNETH RAYNOR.


MS DEAIIi YESTERDAY.
Washington, March 5.-Hon. Ken.
aelh Kaynor. solicitor of the treasury,
noon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-06
FIpDICKIs FAlrnLI.ss FRAU.

st. Louis, March 5.-Suit for divorce
was instituted to-day by Frederick
FIddicke against his wife, Nancy fid-
dicke. She is landlady Of the house
where Tiller, the Pacific express rob-
Der. boarded. The petition alleges
adultery between Tiller and Mrs. Fid-
dicke. No new developments in the
nNnresS rnhlprV rnNp
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-06
FOREIGN.
Tlle True Secret of The British Law
"a Against Cattle Diseases,
Echoes from Egypt Tho Rebels of
Manitoba.
ENGLAND.
a LuNArIc INForMEn,

London, March 5.-Nellis, the Irish
lntormer who surrendered 10 the
Greenock police and protested to give
the names of the murderers of the
earl If Leitrim, is believed to be a lu-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-06
TRANCE.


hA'NINH TO NE ATTACKED.
Paris, March 81 Halphone dis.
patches state that an attacl, on
ihaahsnh Is expected daily. There
havs been several heavy skirmishes
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-06
1872 Acres


In this c0lul! h d
with never lal 1'as,. n
of it tillable. s y ~
portunlty TO ma lsat b
S $ per- per acre ollsIi'i =
cause The own r. MI. Il
April 1T, BY v " !,
sold. PenoIis II ~
be shown il y u n
Walter J. Mc' y. W.
y1estment conlp'', {.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-06
Ell PAsO.
Death Of Miss Fannie Newman A Small
burglary.

special 10 tho Gazette.
III Paso, March 8. IAN accomplished
Young lady Of eighteen years. Miss
Fannie, daughter Of IL. Il. Newman, n
prominent citizen of ST. Louis, died
to-day OF consumption, Her reinains
Will he shipped east TO night.
The residence OF Alderman Benl.
sSchus'cr was robbed Of u few articles
last night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-06

our common country, and who are
willing TO support the nominees of the
national Republic convention
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-06

London, March 5.-The porte has
been sounding the powers regarding
the Soudan question. Germany re.
Piled that she will not intervene and
suggests that Turkey arrange matters
directly with England. Other powers
have made similar replies. In view
81 ms the Turkish ambassador at Lon
uon mas requested Earl Granville TO
use me sultan's influence in seeking 10
conciliate the SOudanese '"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-06
CATTLE TRADERS MEETING

London, March 5.-rhe cattle trad.
eis heid meeting in London thIs
morning, and resolved TO ask the gnv'
eminent 10 reject the bill adonIed In,
me house of lords amending the lag
regarding contagious diseases of AMI
liiais IN such a way as to place great
festrictions upon the iniportation of
foreign cattle, on TO abandon The cattja
disease act altogether. Rt. Hon. Nm
y, FORSTER said that the sole motive
lof me law was the exaggerated fears
oil farmers, who were afraid thn l;va
cattle trade would he DESTROYED ana
dead mnat "'i"i "'tiNll OF