Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-03-13
EASTERN NEW.
,oc,.rzp PRESS D1sPATc HES.


,rrp PRESS DISPATt HIS
x.,.as Cattle Plane.
kasa March IA train
Exp3ar.ska. bearing Gov. Click and
from ctt,y citizens from various parts
sboos S.s,e vent down to Neosho Fails
o to attend the = ee'lhe OF ta. ana
soos' The interest in the meuth ana
ne.' disease is intense, ana calico To- To-
!oos CO.., representatives from sone IL
rtne: The committee from Lyon
con.,s norted the disease on one farm
oenH ~ lanes O'Toole, about four
-sos., ,an Hartford. At sale on this
nlies shart time ago cattle were sold
fsfn % ali parts of the State, and the
peO ia very great. as SIX head OF cat
dsnp .ss herd had the disease IN its
I've Jvsnced stage. A new case Was
nos' o"oor,ed in the southern part of
goodson county. where some " nsad
".ascted. Veterinary Surgeons Ho..
Is ,h and Chambers. Who have been all
s the infected districts, reported,
over ,n;no all statements previously
eop and stating that the only cure
nso. "a death and fire. They urged
s,I,;no of the animals aud the de
'ns ..;on by fire of the carcasses and all
.oa and everything connected with
w" Rsnorts show that quarantine has
satablished, but it is not observed
sbonld be. Cattle are being III wed,
"a ,hs only way to prevent this Ii pro-
.snnpeed to be speciai session of the
pI.a;sature. when specified laws may he
iasrtrd. The report Of the veterinary
asssons shows this disease to be even
Ha,ss than was reported. Gov. Click
VA SENATOR Kelly addressed the meet
nro,nr united action and persistent
~, IN suppresslng this disease. Res
sIr,,ons were adopt u as follows:
p,,oie,d. | hat we ark the Governor Of
49, State 10 convene the Legislature
,bsreof in special session to pass laws
" tbis subject and none other, whereby
inch i.reparable mischief may be
avoided.
lives in Congress to press to speedy
oassaoe the bill now III that body known
- the Hatch bill, on contagious dis
s,ses among domestic animals.
The meeting was held in the largest
.hurch in town, which WAS packed.
Ibsrs were present State Senators
thatcher, Kelly and Finch. and three
a, four members Of the House, all of
vbom coiucided in the report Of the
rommi,tee and believed 1T would be a
rise policy to call an extra session.
several hundred dollars we're reported
IN the hands of the various local COIN
uittees, and they were instructed to
,urn this over to the local quarantine
committees, who will keep strict quar-
sntine until such time ~ the LegIsla-
,ure meets.
Besides the above resolutions. one
vas adopted urging the Kansas delega-
ton at Washington to unite in asking
Gov. Click to convene the Legislature
immediately. An Associated Press re-
porter approached Gov. Click this even
me up n this subject. He is willing to
Issue call Al soon as he il convinced
tina. the citizens of the State desire it.
MANHATTAN, Has, March 12.-At a
meeting of prominent stock raisers IN
this city last night, resolutions we're
passed favorinR strict quarantine in the
district infected with the foot and
mouth disease, and requesting that the
Governor use every means in his power
10 stamp out the disease that the citi-
zsns of Riley county favor prompt &C
non by the Governor and other State
officers in the effort to stop the spread
Of the disease also one asking the Sen
ators and Representatives to favor such
sction al will place funds at the dispo-
s,t.s ..f h.. tasa s.f nj
inre to be used in SUCK emergencies.
NEosHA FALLS, Kansas, March IL
The Quarantine Committee appointed
by the mass convention yesterday held
meeting last night, and have taken all
possible precautions to stop infections
One new herd il reported infected today
II Is though the committee will be able
10 enforce strict compliance with thciI
regulations for n few days: but IA it has
no legal authority, the situation cannot
no long maintained. The United States
Veterinary Surgeons are busiiy engaged,
and give the committee all the aid ia
their power.
Detective Work.
Sr. LOUIS, March 12.-The alleged de-
tectives working on the Pacific Express
robbery case have obtained a Sufficient
,lue to the whereabouts of Teller. or
one " his confederates, to Justify send
llp a small special train with officers to
some point III southern Texas. with q
view. II is said. to prevent the fugitives
from entering Mexico.
On Wall street.
NV YORK, March l2.-Governments
quiet railways firm stocks active and
stronger. A more confident tone char
ackrized dealings, owing To the weak
ness in Sterling Exchange aud the de
cline in rates for money III London,
which operates against further export
OF gold. The weakness ia the foreign
exchange was due to the appearance. vt
bills against securities To be shipped by
&iurdav's steamer. At the present
mte-4.s9l there is no profit in gold
exports. Pacific Mail was the feature
Of speculation. selling up to 5i1s. Cen
!ral Pacific to 5s94. Union Pacific Ia
~. The market closed strong NJ the
best figures of the day. Compared with
last nights closing, prices are a to Ia
per cent. higher. Oregon Navigation
'ose 10 81 bid.
Rival Republican Factions.
~ LOUIS, March l2.--Ths FiileY Re-
publican State Committee met again
Today and issued call for a State con
sention to be held at Sedalia, April 9Th
LUIS Is Il Q same time az the regulor Re
publican, or Van Horn. State Commit
lee named for its State convention, al
ms'r meeting several weeks ago.
The stock List.
NV YORK. March y. s. Three's
W. VS., 1883 fs, 1898. American
LApFess ", Chicago. Burlington and
quincy S's. Delaware. Iackawanpa and
western 2sl. Denver and Rio Grands
10 Hannibal and st. Joe 3Sla. Kan
% and Texas 20, Lake Shor. 32's
Louisville and Nashville ass. Michigan
central 81. Northwestern IL. Oregon
s!snscontinental 1913, Oregon Il. and n
o. oregon Improvement AZ, Rocl
,aand u. st. Paul 9lia. Panams ~
reAas Pacific 1871. Union Pacific ia
.a''ed States Express ~. Pacific ~
=, C.nadian Pacific SAY. Erie 245a
s v York Central 2lA. Pacific Ma,
70 Wells, Fargo l. Co. 10. Western
Ca'on H]s. Canada Southern, Ha
S ., Pacific co.'s, Northern Paclti'
~ northern Pacific preferred 46s
Petroleum iirmer at I0li..
The Money Market.
NEW YORK. March l2.-Money make
~'y lI(d2 per cent; closed oitere,
prime mercantile paper, +td5is pc
sSn sterling exchange, bankers bills
uuu az +.Ss.: demand, s9la.
Fatal q ctOar.
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