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New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
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DrBtIS. oct. I9.-Thc Nationalists of Cavan,
nj crowlol eon,gn,.on to-day selected Joseph g. Big
gar. " r. and Thoups Oan!oa as ther candidates for
the llonsc OF Commons.
The severity with which blyco,tire Is BENG carried
NJ, 4. shown by an incident whicd occurred at recent
funeral NJ Macroon. County Cork. hoycoted relative
OF the dead person. together with his family Joined the
funeral procession whcrcupou the priest aul "5urners
withdrew. The funeral services were hEaiy performed
by three catholic curIt"s utat .,u,l.
Lord C.Ta,1lt !stc.uttr - per cent or the rents OF
H. tenants u Ncwry owing 90 the ow prices when thcy
oitalu or their produce.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
THE CAMPAIGN IN ENGLAND.
SPEECHES BY LORD RANDOLPH CHURCHILL AND MIR.

CHAMBERLAIN
LONDON, Oct. 19.-Lord Randolph Churchlli
addressed meeting Lynn Regis, Norfolk. this even
ing amid continued hOwls Of compact body OF Kadi-
calls Lord Randophfs speech was "A prosy one lie
dropped his old tactics and posed as Tory OF tho o
school. Mr.. Chamberlain delivered brilliant speech
this evening before caucus at Birmingham. He vio
lcnty assailed Lord Randolph Churchill whose bright
particular star said, ecpsed by che heavy
hand Of his MASTER Lord Salisbury. Lord Randolphs
vaunted brliancy all gOnc and only coarse. fatu
lent abuse remained. rChamberlanamid aterrlnc out
burst of enthusiasm. concluded with a plea for ex-
tended liberties and confidence In democracy
Michael Dayitt spoke at Glasgow to-day. He made
bitter attach upon the Tories He feared, however,
that Irshmcu would against the Liberals In oder
power. Mr.. Daytt urged union or tho lrlsh
with the Radicals. He praised Mr. Gladstones past
services aud said he hoped the exPrcmer would i've
to secure national independence for Ireland.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
FRAGMENTS or CABLE NEWS.

BERIIS, oct 10.Prince Albrech OF Prussia, has been
gazcttcd Regent OF the Duchy OF Brunswick
DrprlS. Oct l9-The Munster Bank reopened to-day
un Ger gratifying pices Ten thousand pounds had
been deposited In the baE1 up TO noon Inc DanK re-
sir.cts its business to small advances.
BERLIN, oct l0-Empcror William has Issued re-
script recognizing Archbishop kremcntz the Popes ap
poutee To the Archdiocese OF Cologne.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
,,,nryc TrRpY RY uEAyS OFF, DREAM

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, Oct. 10 tSpec,dD.-At
tho HafsrArms wedding last week. magnificent jewel,
prcsented by the mother of the groom, OF Cincinnati
20 the bride was lost II crescent setting Of rare
colorsd stones On Saturday Miss Maria Mannin
friend OF the Arms family dreamed tnat the Jewel vas
a. ,ho sn,Iar canopy under which the bride had been
married search was made an the jewel found where
aha had sait
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
CHASING A FAIrIlLEsS HUSBAND.
HIS WIFE FOUR TINES ACROSS TIE ATLANTIC
AFTER HIN AND HER MONEY.

HIS WIFE FOUR TIMES ACROSS IHE AILANlIO
AFTER HIN ASD HER MONEY.
BUFFALO. Oct. 10 (SpcciaD-Alrs Mary Me-
Closkey Is a comey Scotch woman Of thrtyhve year>.
She arrived in Buffalo last evening having crossed the
Atlantic four times search Of Michael McCloskey.
Her story is as follows Michael married her IN Edin-
burgh eight years ago and they went TO live IN Eng
land In lss2 he away. She suspected that ho had
come to America. She followed him and found him I'm
Buffalo. Here they made up and worked together untl
last Augus,. She was laundrcss in uptown hotel,
and out OF her savings gave him $3.50 which he put in
the bank. He worked ut his trade, saved money and
invested 1t In "A building lot
In August he proposed 20 her 90 take her back 10
Edinburgh whore he told her they would get rich Keep
Ing boarding house. She consented, aud september
q they were back in their old home. lie took house.
paid fortnghrs rent and sent MS wife 90 look at iurnl
turc. When she returned he was gone aul hcr money
Wa gone She started after him without loss Of
time the steward Of the steamer Auchoria, william
SGurcs paying her passage from Glasgow 10 Ncwl YORK
She says that she found upon bcr arrival here that
Michael IN Buffalo week ago aud hal started Tor
RondOui or Brooklyn She viii ~ after him rs soon as
.. cal
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
PROSPERITY SUFFERING FoR PosTERI7r.

READING. Penn, oct. 10 lSpcciab.-Samncl
W Franks "A wc-rcsscd stranger, came to town about
u week ago lie said that he represented the Family
Birth Insurance Company of North America OF Phila-
delphla IIo said the pocyholdors divided Into
classes OF 800 members each One dollar charged
as an entrance fec. after which the company would
collect % cents from each family In class whenever
birth took place. Ambrose Forester was one OF the
numerous victims and lodged plant against Franks
this afternoon. The agent however. could not po
found is believed that at least 100 families have
been yctIniZcd by him.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
INITIATING THE TWEED RING.
DEFYING THE REGISTRATION LAW IN THE FOURTH
WARD OF CINCINNATI.

WARD OF ClNClNNAII.
CINCINNATT Ohio Oct. 19.-Thc official count
Of the cast in Hamilton County at the election
Tuesday was begun to-day The Republican and Demo-
cratic candidates are reprcs ,ned by The
from three precincts were missing, and manda.
for their production wa issuel in eich case
While Precinct H. First Ward, was being called, Dr.
Thompson of the Precinct b, Eighteenth Ward in
with Charles Reagen, both Judges OF election. They
brought the missing tally sheets from that ,cinct
wrapped up paper which they delivered to County
Cork Dalton in that shape instead 81 scaled as t. law
requires. Dr. Thompson, the Republc IN ju igr said
- want to that did not sign those tally Sheets
judges to do counting until returned had eaten
nothing all day. But when came back
Mr.. Dalton took the sheets at the same time remark
ing that they should have been Seaec IN sent 10 tho
City Clerk. The opinion Of the County Solicitor was re-
The count was adjourned at $50 D. m. after four
wards hat been canvassed The discrepancies between
the tally sheets aud the official count OF little i'm
uortauce until Precinct A. OF the Fourth Ward.
reached. The total number Of votes announced cast
in this precinct was o96, divided as Tol!ows Ioadiy.
Cappcler objected that according 10 the newspapers
there only sono 700 voters registered in TINS pre-
ciuct, and II this true. 200 fraudulent ballots
had been County Clerk Dalton said he did not
whether the newspaper statement was correct or
not He had only to count the vote As returned and the
proceeded WITH Another objection was mado
by citizen that the returns were not certified to prop
erlv Mr. Dalton advised the objcctOr To make memo
raudum Of IL and take advantage OF IT, II ne could
when the board reassenibled at . p M there was
large crowd presen Cierk joyce ANNOUNCED tha tno
appeared the face Of tho returns from Precinct A.
Thirteenth Ward. bold trauu wnlch Oeen POul-
mitted since Saturday evening by person who had
secured the tally sheet ana msde an addition OF 500
votes amount Of each Democratic candidate. lie
would neither sign the abstract nor issue certificates To
unless tlies 800 first deducted from
! tho totals the Democratic ticket NJ. Mar
| tin, another member or the Doard,
| smoke in similar strain, and Jnstico
Triichcy third member said they were then unanl-
nous that point. The three hundred irauduenG
votes which mad been tailed up deducted aud tho
returns read rs originally returned This will give
TAYLOR Republican about three hundred aud hty plur-
ality over IouY-. Democrat The official fIOtngs have
no; been made, but will not vary much from these ng-
urcs The Rpublclns Will have two OF the three mcn-
bcrs OF Legislature from this county. Clerk joyce
offered $500 reward for the apprehension OF the hlef
VINO and altered the tally sIrrt. IN The Commits
soncrs requested by meeting of citizens VINO
witnessed the count TO ofer rcwari OF $500 FOR sml
lar purpose.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
CONCERNING TIE REMOVAL OLA Ballot BOX

CINCfNNATI, Ohio Oct. 19.-Julius Dexter,
one OF the active members of the Citizens Com
mittee OF One Hundred, engaged in investigating
the alleged election frauds at the recent election in this
county was arrested to-day on charge OF PERJURY The
trial was set for Wednesday AMI Mr. Dexter was re-
leased on giving bond in the sum of 1000 The war
rant on which tho arrest is made sworn out by John
Minor Patrick Kelly judges of election at Precihcs
f. Min teenth Ward. II charges that Mr. Dexter made
oath to "a complaint before Justice Ddnnlng that they,
after the counting had been begun IN their pre-
cinct postponed IL and then removed the ballot box
They claim that MT. Dexter committed perjury IN
sweu. to this. Mr.. Dexter has subscribed 5000 10 the
committees fund for carrying on the investigation.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
,TrEuprIyG TO KILL HIS MOTHER.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10 (SpeciaO.-John
OConner arrested last night In the act OF saophE
bIs mother whom he had Knocked down. At the hear
, this morning the prisoner said that he WAS twenty
vars old and purposcy got drunk to be In condition to
heat his mother.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20

was out for his bought suit OF clothes ana
writing a letter that no intended to commit suicide
placed OF the packets OF his old clothes ana e'
them on the dock at Iake-s bridge, His suicide was
written up in the daily papers The constable VINO nad
death. and returned the paper with the inscription.
Gone.tO ahgher Court" Mr. Zimmerman laughed pu.
neglected t leave town AID was discovered the street
today by Mr. Walker who caused his arrest.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
Installing 4 UNlrAHIAN PASTOR.

ITHACA, Oct. - lSDecidh.-Thc Rev. Alfred
L. Goodn0ugh. Broctpn Mass. was installed here to-
might as pastor OF the Unitarian Church. The Rcv.
Newton Manu. Of Rochester. opened the soryicc7 and
the Row Brooke I1orford. OF Boston. preached tho ser
mon. The other distinguished ministers who partici
,tcd IN the exercises the Ecv. George Gutter,
Buiao the Isov. samuel r. CalthrIp, syracuse thc
Rev GEndall Reynolds, Boston; the HcN. hi'sc!i y.
Belloyl Hcw-YOrk. Tne installation hymn was written
for the occasion by Professor William x. Dudley Of
Carr I'ulXrr.ty.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
FIGHTING WITH CHINESE PIRATES.
Az ATTEMPT TO CAPTURE THE BRITISH STEAMER
GREYHOUND.

GREYHOUND.
HoNG KONG, Oct. 19.-Thc British steamer
Greyhound trading locally in Cnncsc waters has ar
rived here and her second officer reports that daring
attempt was made by Chinese pirates to capture the
vessel The captain 0; the Greyhound was inveigcd on
board pirate ship and after being pundcrcd was killed
Tho pirates then attempted To seize the EreyhOdhd &h
desperate i,t cnsued. winch the other officers ana
the cn. .nerrs OF tho latter vessel were Oady WOuhuci
Tho rdy put full head Of steam and escaped,
rrturIlng 10 thln port.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
CITIZENS. RAILWAY COMPANY.

ALBANY, Oct. 19.-The certificate of incor-
poraon OF the Cilzcns Railway Company was filed to-
day; capital S2.jOO0)O Tho directors are Isaac Il.
Ncwcombe. William d. Hatch. James Ncglcy, Frederick
TAYLOR. C. Wcidcufcd and Henry = Nay. OF New-iork
and lanes Mccormick OF Brooklyn. The line OF the
rond win extend mainly Though tue streets OF the south
western part o; the city, beng bounded by Tie BitteIy
pttd l-,t.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
TuE F1FT.lAvENUE sCHEME.
IIIE 7 N - ~ II - n,.17 - 80.
Books for subscriptions to $l,OOo,OOO OF tAC

DOORS Tor SUD'CT,PUOH0 70 TI'0OV'000 VI V'TV
capital stock Of the Flfih Avenue Railway Company
Will be opened to-day At the Offices OF A. : Hatch Co.,
ca No BrOad.st The privilege of
sub.cril,iug Will be offered exclusively to owners
A. tn washington square or south FIlt-ayc. and on
Fllil-..vr from Washington Square to Central PARK
Tho it ior one s,t scrib"i Is JOo shIes anu ln
] The suscrlptions shOul exceed the sum offered tho
oonnt viii be allotted according the neal feet OF
land owned by the subscribers.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
THE NATIONAL sroCK YARDS cOlPAyT.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. ~ (SpeciaD The National
Stock Yards Company East st. Louis held meeting
to-day and elected the following directors: Jay Gould
Chauncey NJ. Depew Timothy G. Eastman, John H.
butcher, w. Allerton, A. Bundy, Isaac II. Knox.
George Forrest Joseph j. Martin, Nelson Morris ana
Alexander NJ. white These gentlemen are nearly all
residents OF New YORK aud Chicago. or tho lOOoo
shares OF stock $3.50 represented Mr.. Knox was
chosen president and Messrs butcher White and Bunuy
tho executive board. Jay Gould owns 200 shares OF
the stock and present by
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
r1,vrs CAUSED BY BURGLARS.

ST. LOrIs, oct 19.-A dispatch to The POST
Yi,patch from Chattanooga, Tenn says "Thlcycs en-
tered the supply stores OF the Tredcgar Iron ana Nail
Company at o'clock this morning and stole several
hundred dollars worth OF goods They then set fire to
ihe huIldlug and the and two adjoining houses
we're burned the ground NJ j. ftodcflcE OF inc sup
,v stores narrowly cscaped being burned 10 death.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
NOT ILLEGAL TO BET on ELECTIONS

PITTsBURG, Oct. 19.-In case brought up
from the County Court the Supreme Court decided
that bets made primary elections In this state were
illegal because neither the primary nor the general
election laws prohibited betting the results OF pmar
les. The cOnsttutOnay or the primary election laws
OF the State involved but the Court did not pass on
tha min
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES-BY TELEGRAPH

FATALLY HURT BY POWDER EXPLOSION.
LEAyEswoRTH, Kan. oct. l9.-Mr. Lander, farmer
accompanied by his wife, two children ana Mrs sso.s
started from Osaukie Kan, for home in farm-waeon
after making number OF purchases, among whieh were
ten pounds Of powder. LANDER ~ nghslusa hPPnw Pv
dropped a spark on tho powder, which eHploaou tnIuN
Inc eyery one out of tho wagon and killing Mrs. Lander
Instantly The others cannotlve.
KILLED BY A GRIZZLY BEAR a.,
BISMARCK Oak, Opt ls.-Joseph Riggs Sahsuisn pe,
who with party OF friends was hunting IN the hochy
boar on Friday. Riggs shot the bear before ne Was
killed himsof After Riggs had discharged MS ~. s
cartridge the wounded rushed OF him Drawns III
knife Riggs stabbed the animal to the hearh pu' no'
until hc had been dsembowelled
sIIoT ny A MAN WHOM lie TRIED TO ROB,
pm MI ruII Oct l9-William II. Battersby was
to-day arragned before Judge Arnold on charge 2.
| inc him on Juiy 92 II appeared from the testimony
TINT MART WAS In tho OF robbng Batorsby when ne
WAS shot, and tho jury returned Verois'" a"s s''
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
NOT so BIO AS IT WOULD LIKE TO DE.

BosroN, Oct 10 tSpeciGD.-lt is proposed to
have now ce sus OF Boston taken, account OF the
widespread belief that the recently takon was In
accurate. printed blank will be placed in tho hands
OF every policeman In the city, and 1t ia believed that on
accurate census be secured In about week WITH
out interfering with the regular duties OF the force
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
nI.uop wOopFnED DYING.
LONpON, Oct. 19.-lhc Right Rev James
Russell Woodford, ID Bishop Of Ely, Is dying

MIR. PnELPs AND MIR. WALLER ENTERTAINED.
LONDON, oct. 19.-Mr. Phelps tine American
N,p.ter and Mr. Waller United states Consult Gcucra,
were present tonight at the annual dinner OF the city
guilds Botn gentlemen made spccchea. which were
Enthusiastically applaulcl Mn Phrlps's Iein'r"s
were of q diplomatic character while Nr. waller
praised cty- ancient privilege and likewise the cN-
ccllrnt hlmners elNrn hy Tho enlld-.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
coXsrrrurIoyALGrY OF REGISTRATION LAW.

CNCGNNATI, Oct 19.-The ease Cf Colonel
Hudson, Chief OF Police, who CHARGED 1 Dc r:lc-
tom Of duty arresng charged with violations
OF tue registry laws continued until Monday at the
rcouest of the state The cases OF the other persons
ch rged with violating registry law were also con-
unued to enable their attorneys 10 argue demuItcrs,
winch are based upon tho uncOnsitUtiOnay OF the law
the point beIug that applies Ouly 20 Cncnnatl ana
Cleveland and s therefore, alleged " DC specdl icss"-
tiOn.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
cry, 7o p4yY yoyESs LOCKER by 4 WHALE

NEwBEpFoRD, Mass, Oct. 10 tSpecidD.-
A letter TO The Shipping List dated Tcnerfe, sePten-
Der a. says that Antoine Francis OF this eHy' Oh '
hark GREYHOUND an dfour were drowned by inc
oon,,no OF boat by whale Tho boat put out for the
,vbaIs near nghtfall lost In the dark aud when
onnd in the morning D. Silvia, first officer and enc
soam,.n only remained alive. Both were nearly dead
Som exposre and the eectso tbs stroke by ths whale
The seaman died when the ship was reached but sn'a
anrNiYel
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20

to be adopted to suppress the hog-chOera in Essex
County and Western Ontario IL ia stated that some
cases have appeared hogs In Russell County, ana
DR.. Coleman has been sent to report upon them.
FOREST, Ont, Oct. 10.-Henry Harvey's house In
Warwick was burned yesterday. All the inmates es
caped except Mr.. Harvey, who was burned 70 DEATH
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
ILLNESS OF VAR yHITMAN n.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10 (Speciah.-lt Is an
nounced to-day that Walt Whitman tho poet is In such
bad health be hardly able 10 take his usual Mon
day ride. His oyo-sght Is also falling and on thm &c
count he worries constantly.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
slaNINa TIE rEorocoL N EEGARD 70 EGYr
DECIDING 10 REsIsr KING TmERAw.

SMLA, oct. 19.-Thc Governor has finally
resolved to dispatch expedition to Hurmah unless
King Thebaw submit, to its demands.
KANGooS. oct. l9.-A dispatch boat has been sent
to warn European steamers aud traders ON me
I'upcr IrrAwaddy RIVER TO Withdraw TO the BritNl
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20

4 VIGILANCE COAHIrTEE IN PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10 lSpec,aD. AT the ex-
rome western end Of wost there have been
al many house robberes that the citizens have formed
vigilance committee and propose to mete out speedy
vengennce on the the thieves.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
MILITIA LOOKING FOR BURGLlRS.

UPPER SANDUsKY, Ohio, Oct. 19.-William
Brotz shot and fatally wounded at O'Clock this
morning while trying 10 two burglars who were
trying break into the house Of DIR. BinkerhOO Tho
militia out in force looking for the criminals.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
EsCAPIy0 ARREST DY pRErEyDFD syTCIDE

CHICAGO, Oct 10 Especial About one month
ago E. X. Walker, abroRer, had warrant issued for the
OF Gilbert p. Zimmerman the charge of selling
mortgaged property The latter hearing that warrant
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
NEWS NOTE, From LoYDoy

IUNINON, VCI n.
ILLNESS on TIE dixie uf AEtK' OEN.-Iho Dukc oil
Abt.,oru 4, seriously lll.
4 WuNTR WEE,kTD.-Thc whaling yessel AHcc
Williams va, wrecked On the coast OF Iceland on
-cptcinlcr 10. Her crew have arrived At Grluion
Tur ARMSTRONG Ct-E.-TAc Recorder. In charging
Tho iury to-day I'm relation to the Armstrong abduction
c1s urged them to bills against the PRISON
,r, Tor abduction cun.p piracy AMI indecent assault
stating that the motive, alleged by tue prisoners were
not legal defence
SIGNING TIE PEoroCOL IN REGARD TO EGYPT.
CoX,rANTINoPLE, Oc.. G9.-Sir Henry
Druirmond woG special British Envoy and the Porte.
have signed the protocol respecting the government OF
Egypt.
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Crimes and q! Criminals.

At the preliminary hearing Of j ohm Cra-
3mer ut Mansfield, Ohio, the prisoner con-
iessed that James Winans had killed Clara
Hough, the young lady who was murdered
ID short time ago,
Is Hon. n. s.. AfuIlens and Nv. W. watson
both oil Byhalia, Miss, had d personal
difficulty at Holly Springs, Miss, in which
the latter was shot IN; the atom ach and in
stantly killed, each firing two sliot & ila
w .A robbery which occurred at Newton,
Mass. hasj just been nude public. The prop.
3erty taken was diamond jewelry, which tie
thieves found in the second story ~ ex4
Gov Clafin's house on Walnut street.
Newtonyil lille. The ieweiry taken was val.
:ued at over ss, 0D0
Chief Brooks, Of the TREASURY, secret SER lsr
vice, arrested five Italians, two Of whom
were women, Tor passing counterfeit coin.
! They live on q rented farm in d neighboring
county Of Maryland and have been in the
habit Of coming into N arket npparentIy IN
innocent hucksters or purchasers. Fl RI
Tlie release 81 Matt Zimn,ernsn: nnf,e q
sentence oi death through The sharp prnc-
stice ofhis attorney. i. G. Burr III Lincoln
continues To excite great ndignation
through ut Nebraska. United States Com.
missioner Sayille, who released A Zjmrner1s
manson 81. 900 straw bail Is now under
arrest.
The strange md wild story 81 John VII
Son who staggered into tlie Twelfth street
;htttion Mt Chicago procIaiining himself d.
.mnrderersis true. He is wanted for thu
murder Ok Ant honY DAILY who Disappeared
nyst siouHly about the middle of February.
q " a from His farm id Mont oTnery county.
near Hill cemetery Pa. ii short
ft;ne lg0 i'll Chicago 10 met ii CHILD grcptJy
cfcinI,ling tin 81 tho murdered niiiii. At
thy of the tie ono lie old feeling 81
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The results Of the late election IL

The results Of the late election in
France is q surprise to- Americans,
who do not exactly unde rstand its
import Here il a brief sta tement 81
the attitude Of the various political
parties The Gonsery atiyes, who have
made extensive gains are the Monarch,
iiats5 Of one faction 81 anot her Some.
of them are adhsrents Of Comte de;
Paris, Others Of the Bonaparte family.
The Repnb licans Or NJ derates, are the
supporters Of the present ministry, 3
with Brisson and De Freycinet3 as the
5repreaent ative lead ers. They are like
wise partisans Of NJ. Jules Ferry, form
.erly prime minister The Radicals
look Fl aemenceau as their leader.
They are az eager as the BTonarehists
Tor theogerthroW 81 Tie Republicans,
but only that they may give thegoy-5
eminent more radical ieanings. The
Republicans wish 10 maintain q more
parliamentary form Of government,
but the Radicals wish to abolish the
senate and substitute ID place of the
as 1T present consti tuted,
some bod like the Old convention Of
1878 Thal loss Of seats by the Repub.
LEANS will lend TO q reconatructioI, of
thep reseiit ministry
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~
VS. Cattle growers Of the west are max
ing great preparations fol. the meeting
5of the National Cattle growers con-
Xention which is to be held at St.
Louis, November 23d. The meeting
last year ct the same place was large
ATTENDED, and matters Of much i'm
portance to cattle men were discussed.
Measures were taken for the detection,
and punishment Of cat tie thieves, the
settlement Of disp les and conflicting
claims etc. One picupp ostlast5
year was the propos ition to establish
"a great cattle trail through certain
states and territo cries. The project
did NOT meet with much success, and
the matter will hardly be urged this
year was found that neither con.
gress nor the states interested would.
confer the grant required Chicago
has also q cattle convention on the.
a 9Th Of oestobsr which in some rre-:
sspects IS g rival Of the st. Louis meet
ing Chicago il not content: that all
the cattle talk shall be ii the south
western city 4: