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ins,-<sss Of kzasxs ca. KAA. and there
was no possfbsii;s q AHrsxkr IN ire nal
s~r. Mr.. A. J. snst~s. Of TO ern % Al.
Snk5er * CO. saki he had noxhinS Ia Do Win
thee cattle and did ssss Know b exsrt Status
OF The case he did nss attain any ifnT<sss
asce 20 ttse matter. ho~esef The markss ~o
In good condstson. In fsCs more sctise thsn
for several DAYS pax and he sac nosA-
Ing In The Chicago styses= N Indicate ruz-
be. There Il no lever in shr Kansas
City Stock Yards aid Mr.. Sctors. and
kAs teen none" Mr.. A. Fraser. Of Eenos
Indian Tertiary. us Shipper u The cattle
said In have died % the fever. was sc~n ss
the 81 James Hotel yesterday. Il know
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When I shipped me cattle here taey we're
Absolutely sound and had not even been en-
posed To The disease I confess b yoa that
while the fever may have broken oat asscas
the cattle. I do not believe Il. n II h ncccs
say fof the communication u IND disease
that the animals eat together or 20 over Tho
same grass, aud ! am positive that my herd
never done either" Mr.. William SbeSdicy
declared that the scare was altogether UNI
called for. The disease IL always nsorr 90
less prevalen; az this time OF The year, and
I do not regard The situation - alarming
There ix Que thing absolutely certain our
cattle can't take the disease excrps from
Texas cattle, and n these are known IA be
from the Territory you ma, look for It's ex-
tinction with the death OF the afflicted cat
tie.r Major A. Drum also declared tie
scare 10 be without foundation and yesfiurcd
the assertion that u would pass away as did
the foot and mouth disease scare
sSxfoCs LossgS
CHICAGO, July s0.-upon unloading .
lot Of three hundred and I've half
breed Texas cattle hat arrived AZ b Union
stock yards In this city over the Burlington
road, consigned from Kansas CITY To
Messrx Keenan, 4 Hancock, commission
merchants, IL was ound thai forty six OF
Sths number were dead. am that about
~seyenty-fiye of the survivors, some Of which
were afterward shot, were suffering fnptn
what appeared 10 be Texas fever. The
health officers nj once took charge Of the
herd and notified DIR. Paaren. State ve;sri-
marian. The cattle were isolated, and those
at the point III death were shot. A cattle
train from Kansas City. over the Burlington
road. brought in one hundred and ninety
two more diseased Texas cattle yesterday.
Fifty-fve had died on the road and had
been thrown from the ears. Ten died
after arriving at the stock yards. Tho
health officers took the lot In charge and
shot the suffering cattle as fast rs their
bodies could be removed
TIE SKA AT RooDHorsE.
RooDHousE. ILL.,. July 3o.-Sunday
night there arrived at the {. * A. Stock
Yards here a lot Of sixteen cars of cattle
from the indian Territory en- route "a Chi
cago. Nineteen bead died ON the road from
Kansas City here, and IL scon became eyi-
dent 70 those who were experienced that tho
! entire lot were infected with Texas fever.
! All that could stand up. twelve carloads.
were sent north from here. Monday morn
ing the rest. seyeDty-two head, were all
lead The disease was in its most malig-
nant form. Andy jacobs, of Kansas City,
In charge Of the cattle. said they were
poisoned by eating loco weeds on the trail
He denied thai the disease was Texas
fever. l.. c. Tiffany, Veterinary Surgeon
from jacksonville. was summoned. q he
pronounced the disease Texas fever.
THE DISEASE IN NEBRASKA
CHICAGO, July 30.-An Omaha special
reports from North Platte that the Texas
| fever has broken out among herbs at aud
near Brady Island. in Western Nebraska;
that one hundred head have died sDd that
others are in a dying condition. The disease
Is being investigated by veterinary surgeons
and quarantine Is 20 be established against
! further importations OF cattle from the In
fected districts In Texas. So far little alarm
is felt as IL Is believed the disease can be
confined 70 reasonable limits.
on THE ALEgr.
LINCOLN, NEB., July 30.-IBformation
that the cattle disease. said TO b Texzs
! fever, Is prevalent at Maxwell, Neb., was
received here yesterday morning Governor
|. Dawes Immediately dispatched n commis-
sion TO investigate. Commissioner Loring
has also ordered DIR. Trumbower. OF Hi
nois, TO Maxwell.
THINKS THE WORST WEIR
ToPEKA, KAa, july 30.-Maiof n. A
Adams owner Of the cattle affected with
| Spanish feve. ut Manhattan, arrived here
| yesterday afternoon and 20 the Associated
! Press reporter said that he thought the
| worst was over. His loss up 70 the hour Of
leaving Manhattan two O'Clock p. M was
fifty head, and he thinks that about twenty
more will die. The herd IL thoroughly
guaranteed, and stockmeu who profess 70
be acquainted with the disease say that Is
will not be communicated from these cattle
to Others In the country round abouts
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Hendricks Notified.
SARATOGA, n. T.. July 3I.-The Demo
cratic Notification Committee waited upoa
Mr.. Hendricks At the Grand Union HoteL,
at two o'clock yesterday afternoon. 70 for
mally notify him Of his nomination 10 the
| Vice Presidency. Chairman Villas delivered
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