Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-19
EASTERN NEWS.
ums,rH 70 TEE rosr-psrHLLisrcra
-. s.fienaI Cattiexrewers' Asss-
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c-,c,oo. Nov. Is.-The second days |
90 Of the National Csttlegrovers' |
s.-,istisu of America opened with |
s.ss,dsnt Henry z. Alvord Ia the chair. |
Is,rnas sturRis, Of Cheyenne, Wyom-
- rad a paper on live stock diseases |
a.s.tsd frsm the commercial stand |
.nsnt. The paper recommended
IA. A sUmevhat larger appropriation |
a, ssabeard quarantine, 60 that the |
pa,sau might retain men Of character |
spd ability.
a. The suppression OF foreign dis |
- increased power to the Bareau Of |
IsifaaI Industry and the passage OF |
ssnilary laws modelled on those of |
Nebraska.
81. 10 sustain and rigidly enforce |
t,..i aaaYantIns for protection against |
domestic diseases
The paper vas warmly spplau1ed. |
Ths chair laan Of the com lnitEee on re- |
sor,ioos then made a report. The re-
s,latIons provided for q finance CON
rittse Of five to collect subscriptions |
and raise f3nds TO prosecute means to |
ssears legislation, this committee TO act |
nndsr the executive committee OF the |
National Cattlegrsvers' Association;
and a committee to gather aud give to |
he newspaper press authentic informa
t,os regarding the contagious d seases |
The rssol1ti BUS alss asked for al ap |
psopfiatiDn Of not less than 81 .5O0, 900 |
by Congress, to pay for diseased cattle |
assghtered, als1 to provide for tue |
payment Of experts to settle the value |
Of cattle on the basis of health before |
Injection. The res buttons we're adapted. |
The VIII Of q. q. CIanin.
NKv YoKE, Nov. l8.-Ths will Of the |
late II. Is Calm M axes his widow and |
bis tws sons his exesators. The widow |
given his Brosklyn resiaence. His |
500 John u given absolate control OF |
The amount invested ia the arm for five |
yssrs, after waioh IL 10 10 be equally |
tvidsd betwesn the Surviving heirs. |
Al his other property il to be divided at
moe. He leaves a letter, not manda-
Dfy, to his executors expressing his de- |
ares as 10 pablo bepefactisus.
They are Net s,arvinE.
WASHINGTON, Nov. Is.-Agent Arm |
aronQ of the Grow Agency In Montana |
las telegrsphed TO the Interior Depart |
ueut that the Indians on Tongue river |
are properly supplied with rations and |
Ia no danger Of starvation. Ii Is said |
4, the Dspa tmsnt that a number of In |
dams lef, the Pine Ridge Agency sosne |
tiue ago despite the protests OF their |
lseut, and went into the Tongue river |
esuntry. The Agent at the Tongue |
River Agency, under Instructions from |
ne Dep irtmsnt, refassd to issue rations
70 them. Il IL presam sd that their con-
dsiou has given rise to the report OF |
altering among this Tosgae River In
dams. II toe truant Ipdians are in dis
tsss,, they must return to the Pine |
Ridge Agency, where their rstions are
issued.
The Brain Of Jehn Mccullough.
PHuAprlPHIA. Nov. l8.--An eramina-
ton of the brain of John Mccullough /
vas made today by Doctors Hugh En-.
Gle, Chss. K. Mills and A. K. Rausel. in
the presence of number of leading
Philadelphia scientists. IL resulted in |
confirming the diagnosis made BY DR.. |
Engle after McCullsugh's return from
Bloomingdale Asylym, and showed that
there vas decrease of the blood yes
sells Of the brain. due to blood poison
Ing. II further showed that tha bssilar
artery and the middle cerebral artery
we're the ones mostly affected, and that
The pia mater WAS Opaque over large
part Of the oonvexity Of the brain and
vas adherent, especially in the frontal
and parietai regions. Neither q tunor
nor an absoess was discovered. The
morbid conditions were found to ex-
plato the symptoms evlnced during life.
Judaism and the sabbath.
PrTrsBusG { Pa }, Nov. l8.-At a ses-
son OF the National Rabbinical Con
ssniion Of the Reformed Hebrew
Church today the subject of Sabbath
observance was discussed at some
length, aud resolution was unani.
mously adopted declaring that there is
nothing in the spirit or law Of Judaism
70 prevent the introduction Of sunday
services in localities where necessity |
feF such servi,es appears or Is felt. In
TIE preamol to the resolution the im-
patlsnce OF maintaining the historical
abbath as bond with the past, and |
tymbol of the unity Of Jud .ism the
world over, 10 recognized. After recon
msnding tbs form alton Of societies for
pfopas.,ion of the RsforBei Jewish
docirines among the poorer Glasses.
he Convention adj burned TO meet at
clncinnati on the tirst Monday ia May
1856.
A state Department Dental.
WASHINGTON. Nov. Estate Depart.
nsnt oticIals positively deuy that the
President has IN ,de any req lest for the
papers In regard to the condition of our
niiaralizsd citis sns IN Austria and G,r-
many, or that there 10 any truth what
sver 10 the Washington special to the
sss York papers to day.
nspsrt Of the Gsvsrnor OF New |
Mexico.
WARRINGTON, Nov. lS.-Gov. Edmund |
U Rsss, OF New Mexico, in his annual |
report. dvelis upon the fact that immi- |
grafton into tho Territory IL restricted |
% fear ~ TO the validity Of land titles |
tnere. He recitss how Spanish and
Mexican grants have been made to |
cover tracts vastly larger than vas
originally intended and that great guam |
hsiss Of land have been fraadulently |
entered through forgery and perjury.
40 recommends that Congress appoin, |
commission to inquire into titles. |
Iss Indian troubles Of tbs Territory |
an treated at length.
ne secsad Came In the BiiiI
Tournament.
cmcAoo, Nov. 1.-THE game of bill |
hafds played by viguaux and Shaeff sr
vss remarkable one. IL closed Ia the |
Menty-fourth inning, without q single |
wanna taulng on viguaux's side. Tue |
s'ofs vas a. below stated:
,sisnaux-7. 3. ., 3. 4, 20. IS. IL. 80,
~, II, ~, 50, IL, 81, Is. -. 5. -. |
u ., 10. Total. 600.
scassdsr-0. 2. 0, l32. IS, Is. d. ~.
: u ! Is 4, ., 81. 2. l, l, o. 0. 81, 6,
~ Total, AS.
hishsss yienauI, l66. Sc. 81;
Sshasdsr. lss. q, 81
.Avsfaees-vienaux 25. Schaeffer IL
lime Of game. two hours and fifty
AID from nunstsgtsn.
srw fcax. Nov. sc. p. Hunting
ns hAs teleeraphed 20 the Mayor Of |
SSsssseson TO drax on him At sight for |