The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-04
"Texas Is Already OvcrstOCked
with Cattle" they Really
tell the President.
The Consular Service to be Re-
OrgnUized-The President
and His Cabinet.
The Foreign News stOry-2S2S
Persons Die of Cholera In
ten Days In spain.
WASHINGTON NEWS.
All the New. from and Through the
Nations Capitol.


WaSlingts,a,v "tparIInent Official
says: "Thc reorganization of the
consular service will be completed
about January next. As there Is said
to be an increased inclination among
business men to enter South Ameri.
cal markets, cousuls, upon entering
new territory will be expected TO
make such reports OF the resources OF
the country as will be most valuable
to business men in deciding upon
trading with those states. Some Sc
we're comments are being made upon
consuls now In South and Central
America. About two hundred con-
sular seats yet remain to be filled
The majority of these ore small agcn-
cics paying salaries or fees amounting
to not more than 81 900 per annum.
CoNGREssMRN PLEASE NOTICE.
Washington, ID. c., August 3.-Gen-
crul Clark, clerk of the house of rep
rcseniativcs wishes all congressman
who desire to attend General Grant
funeral TO telegraph him at Washing
ton SO that General Hancock may be
advised and provisions made for them
in the line of the procession.
THE CATrLEMEN's PLEA.
washiua,o, Augnst "a do,oo,.
,i,,, sonrssen,i,g t3n c-,,l.m,n Ln7i
wv, w." -. In ,ha thovo,,,o a,d ra,
,nH ie"a o',n - "" coiInJ mmnm ,hn saas"'
PANE ,ha in,or;nr MI oi,orno,.n and
"a" v, onr,i"J an 'niorviow rhav
r mv,. that comnliance win III,
,',!pi's;do,,,,s ,rocla ma,{on ordorina III,
ptn u ramoval nf their cattle IRON
,Se rcsciyations' would he ruinous tf
Hair interests Tbe ouaran,in,
,o1,,o,inns Of Kansas and Goinrad,
,,nsinst Texas cattle directly aiJncte,
80 nu,r,or nj tLo;r nossos:ions mn,
;na.,nmch as tho Tcxa
cattle had despite all nre
cantions RIM with the other
lilo revulatious mioht onerate aoains
Tho Whole. Thus there WAS no Mac
m which these cattle conld he drive
aycant soutbw,rd into Texss an,
Taxas ,vas already stocked 10 its n,
n,nst c.naci,y Thc o,arantine roo,
iatinns 81 Kansas and Colnrado wo1l
mnrmi, movement of their cattle AFT,
,ha first nf Decemher hut grass wouj
) ,hen he unfit for uasiurage and Gait
5 would stnrye
: mo dcleoaiion exnressed a within
r mass and even a desire 10 r.
!, move their cattle as soon
Z ,hev can without risk of sci
G ous disaster. and said If the tin
c could be extended until next ApI
n far the beoiuninp of the moyemer
L giving them until July / to compile
y Il they would be able TO remove
their stock amounting TO 25O.O
head
They represented briefly that ma
Is other interests in all parts of /
m country were related intimately to I
AT cattle interests, and were liable to
O. affected by any sweeping dlsas
90 when shoulu iail upon Tue cat'lvili
az me! set iorth a'so .llae my oci ,n''
lhat they were chSaseu ~ icS
~ mate business enterprise W,
- they invested 'helr money anu
en- smob considerat,ous ne has been OF,
Sc. other interests. They then discus
~ -srelations with the Indians, VIII
they asserted were friendly, an,
was great surprise to them to lie
for that they were supposed to be
lco authors OF Indian troubles. III
NO ' wv,e heen mon ihc reseryati
,ci never uoon ,o uPUn no eso n, ra'i
~ Wiz me' ~ t'S ,po" ,o.a ,oi ,n, '
om o '',II ,,or D ,ba,r,Sosona
mn. sni"'a p;.;,, a. a,,ia,a,, a ',,o.
I'M. ,he , mo 81 ;nr, ,"' ''0'" "0'
'"S Sa " lamar ,;s,o,od n,
,;v"jy and ,sl' al n,,es,inns V sro, !"
r ,i'ne hmt IN view ns tho fsct iha