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RIVERS And STEAMBOATS,,
STEAMERS

STEAMERS LEAVING
THIS DAY.
Cincinnati ........BucKKYR STATE, 5 pm.
New 0rleans.~...GuIDiSG STAR, I'm.
New Orleans. ... HKLRSA, s pm.
White River .~....DESNgr. S pm.
MONDAY.
friArs Point. .-..CoAKoNG. 5 pm.
Arkansas City. KAIA ADAMS, S pm.
0seeola....". ...,,.DRAS ADANs, 8 pm.
Tiptonville. .....GAToso, 5 Pm.
TUESDAY.
StRransisRiyer. RHSn MAoRAApY, 5p,m.
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WANTED AGENTS, Men and M9Hne9ns
RIFLE +" Introduction By Rev. J. II. Vine
cent, DID. One agent has sold % in = oNn
Of GA people; one 1S in a village OF lsi enc
new agent IS Ia 10 days; ono 1s in success.
siva weeks; one 40 In 5 days 81 two q 1eIent
~ OASSKLL 4 90 uHdl
70 Dearborn street, Cateago.
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AND RIVERS

OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE. U. s. A.,
MEMPHIS, TENN., January p, ! PIN.
The following observations are taken
At all stations named at 75o meridian time,
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The following is the cotton COM
parative statement for the week end
ing Friday, January %, 1885: Net re-
ceipts at all United States ports dur.
ing the week, I3i,725 bales; came week
last year, 1924 bales. Total receipts
to date, 4,0s6 PAL bales; same date last
year, 4,097, 1913 bales. Exports for
theweek, Ill ,592 bales; same week
last year, 0 1895 bales. Total exports
to this date, 2,490,215 bales; same
date last year, 2,7S6, 300 bales. Stock
at all United States ports, 1,0S3,239
bales; same time last year, sS5,457
bales. Stock at all interior towns,
237,396 bales; same time last year,
1924 bales. Stock at Liverpool,
6lS,000 bales; same time last year,
$4,000 bales. Stock of American
sfoat for Great Britain, POI, 900 bales;
same time last year, 100000.
The New Orleans spot market opened
steady, and closed easy and 1-l6c
higher. Sales, $3.50 bales.
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FINANCE.

Money in strong demand at 8 per
cent. The clearinghouse report is as
fellows:
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JOHN L.. NORTON
Madison st, Kemphls, Tenn,
DEALER IN
STOCKS BONDS

BB- COrrespOndSrlce solicited. Inf0r-
nation eheerfalIy furnisbed. a
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ST. Agnes Academy.

THE SPRING SESSION will opsH MON
l. DAY the let Of February. Terms-Sa,
go, 90 and 800, aecording to the age
class Of the pupil. Tohdurther p~artteulnze
Pply 70 the Lady sapsr0fs
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The New Orleans future market
opened steady, and closed quiet and
steady. Sales, $4,000 bales. The clos
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAI-sATURDAY, JANUARY 80, 1886.

Q. "a. pfd, Isl. Ontario & West, 19H.
G., u. 4 O., l3S. Oregon Nav, l0l.
G., st. L.,&N.0.- Oregon Trans, 2h.
O., 81. L. p, lSH. Oregon Imp, 20.
O., st. L. p D, 80. peetac Mail, 5z.
O., s. O., 30. Panama, IS.
Q. 4 g., sSH. Peoria, D. A E., 1917.
Del. 4 Hud.. s9h. Pittsburg, III.
Del. l.. NV. ll75k. Pullman P. @, 1888.
Den. A Rio g., l6R. Reading, 2lX.
Erie, AH. Rock Island, 12A.
Erie pfd, SEX. st. L. 4 S. n ,ax
Kast Tenn, IA. st. L. & s. Z. D, 44x.
East Tom. ptd. "a. st. LII S.R. LIST p, 100.
Fort Wayne, l46. O. ii. x st. P, Ella.
Hannibal a st. JO,-C. NJ. X st. p. D., l2JN.
u. X st. 10 pfd, St. p, M. 4 M, us
Harlem, 2lS: 81. P. i Omaha. 3IA.
Houston 4 T.. y. st. P. 4 o, pfd. 99k.
Illinois Cen, 400. Texas Pacific. l2A.
Ina. Is. VI =, 81. Union Pacific, 50A.
Kansas a. T., %: U, s. Kxpress, 81
Lake r. WIS. W., St. L. P, ~.
Lake Shore, SZ. W, st. L. Il ppm.
Lou. x Mash, SyH. W. AZ. M, il9.
Lou. Il N. A., Sh. ". U. Tel, 70
NJ. b G., LIST ptd. :. Colorado Cssl, aA.
N. a O. I'd ptd. :. HonastAks, q,
Nom. d Char, "a. Iron Silver, 40.
Mich. Central. u. Ontario, %.
Min. 4 ST. L., 18&. Quiekailvsr, T..
N. h st. l.. pfd.lSH. Quicksilver pfd, ..
Missouri Pas. l0sh, Ssuth PAoifo, =,
Mobile q. 49, Suuo. ".
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Tstal receipts At ports, this day, 1ss5. 81 ,sdo
fetal receipts ct ports, this dAy. 1885 ...lS,Sss
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.
lNa6. 1888. 1884.
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MOVRMnNTs AT THR LEyEk.

S. ransisRivsr.Ras MlonuIDr, op.m.
The Washington bee., 1886-05-29

changed from the 4th to the 18th
of June, owing to the dedicatory
services which are to be held there
during the first part of the month.
FOR SALE-An excellent z
octave rosewood case PIANO for
only 500 cash. Also piano for
rent for only $40 per quarter.
Inquire of Mrs. Thompson 521
11th street n. W.
Rev. w. Bishop Johnson, Pastor
of End, Baptist Church. was pre-
sented with a very fine suit OF
clio hes by the Lookout Working
Club No. 5. of his church as /.
mark of the high esteem in which
he is held by the congregation.
He left Wednesday Night for AS
bury Park N. j. where he has beer
invited to address the American
Baptist Home Mission Society.
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DRESS REFORM FORLADIES

Our New Book, just out, enti-
tied, DRESS REFORM FOR LADIES'
with elegant wood engraving and
Biography Of WORTH, THE KING
OF FASHION, PARIS; sent FREE
Ito Ladies only on receipt of 4
cents in stamps to pay Postage.
We also want lady Agents for
our CELEBRATED MADAME DEANS
SPINAL SUPPORTING CoRsETs. No
experience required. Four orders
per day give the Agent $3.50
monthly. Our Agents report from
four 10 twenty sales daily. Send
at once for terms and full particu-
lars. $500 outfit free.
Lewis Schlele & Co., 800 Broad
way, New York.
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FACTS OF THE CURIOUS.

When your old sweet heart gets
angry with you she seeks revenge.
Watch the man who smiles IN
your face.
Never feed man when he
comes to you hungry, because he
will compensate you with 'cusses.
Thousands will kick a man
when they think he is going down
the hill.
IF Wolsey had served his God as
his king he would not have been
so exposed to his enemies.
There is always time for ret
ribution.
Never say a thing unless you
know it is true. Don't depend
on friends to support you.
Christian hypocrisy is the pre-
valling feature in this city.
Pompey prepared a feast for
Caesar, but Caesar destroyed him
and feasted at the table Pomrey
prepared.
Some people will swallow cam
ell and become disguised with a
gnat.
Women are revengeful and men
are dangerous.
Always think before you speak
If you have any doubt as to the
incorrectness of what you are 60
ing to say, Danish the thought.
Those whom you often aid are
the first to try to kill you.
Caesar had his Brutus anG
Charles 1, his Cromwell.
Always marry the girl you love
Notwithstanding your parents op
position.
A verdict of a jury of en- moldt
public opinion. Especially whel
that opinion is made up by fools.
Never seek revenge on those
who attempt to injure you. The.
generally break their own necks.
The Washington bee., 1886-05-29

The graduating exercises of
the law department of Howard
University will be held in the
Congregational Church Monday
May 31st. III N, Robert M. La
Toilette, NJ. c. will address the
graduating class.
The graduates are Scott Wood,
Lewis ]. Brown, John III. Kinkle,
Jr. James F. Bundy, b. A, A. H..
Merchant, Ed, b. Brown, w. G.
Martin, j. c. Kicks, A: Il. Bridge,
Q. f. Whittle, and Eliza A. Cham
bers, Mr.. Wood will deliver the
valedlctory address.
There will be contest for prize
for the best written composition.
All the members of the class are
allowed to compete for the prize
except Mr.. Wood.
The Washington bee., 1886-05-29

the interests of the race was c1m-
mendable.,, There were.some things,
however, which should be kept
out of a newspaper. An attack of
this kind was one which should
have been avoided. A journal
should never assail private char
acte. and invade the sacredness of
the household Personalpapers were
obnoxious and they should be
avoided. The fact that an apology
had been made relieved the court
of the necessity of passing a heavy
sentence, and the fine he should
impose he hoped would improve
the papers. He made the fine $50,
which was paid.
--MOnday Washington Star.
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PROF. JAMES NJ. GREGORY.

The college faculty of Howard
University at their meeting on
Thursday of this week unanimous
ly reelected Prof. Gregory Dean
Of the College department. Thus
showing their appreciation of his
skill and ability in educational af-
fairs. 1t is conceded by all who
have a knowledge of facts that
Prof. Gregory in his position in
the University has no superior.
The faculty is considered the a.
blest in the history of the college,
tits composed of the following
person: w. w. Patton, ID. d., l.,
il ID, President, and Prof of
Moral Philosophy; James NJ Greg
Dry, A NJ, Dean ut College aud
Professor of Latin Language and
Literature; Thomas Robinson, A
Nj, Professor of Natural Phlloso
and Chemistry; Charles A Kenas,
ton, A NJ, Professor of the Greek
Language and Literature; Rev
Charles LII A BulkLey. ID ID, Libra
rian and Professor or English Lit
erature, Rhetoric. Logic and Eior
cution; Richard Foster, NJ n S
Tutor IN Natural Science; Georg,
J Cummings, A Nj, Professor 0
Preparatory studies.
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WEST WASHINGTON.

n. E. sEDGwICK, Agent and Reporter. 1915
y Street.
The Sabbath school Union OF
which II ID. Ruffin is president,
and G. III. Turner is secretary held
an interesting meeting Sunday last
at 5 o'clock IN Ebenezer A. NJ. E.
church and completed their ar
rangements for competitive drill
and entertainment on June 25th.
Look for advertisement in next
issue. Proceeds for the Union.
They also passed. suitable resolu-
tions regretting the loss of the no.
BILE service of Rev. w. T. Ander-
son of Howard University who
leaves for the west next week they
voted him handsome book in to-
ken of their respect and appointed
j n. Williams, n. White Lee
and the president to buy it and
present the same to him.
The funeral of Miss Susie Y.
Yates took place from the Is. Bap-
tist church Tuesday evening last,
and was largely attended. Her
remains were taken to Mt. Zion
cemetery where the interment
took place by the grand order OF
Good Samarltans. Rev. Sandy
Alexander officiated
The talk in this section is the
removal of Rev. o. D. Robinson
as pastor Ct Zion Union Mission
A. NJ. T. church. Rev. Smith OF
the Metropolitan has charge
until further arrangements are
made by A. M. E. conference.
Those that left here few ever
ings ago to attend the closing ex
ercises of the Lincolnville schoo
under the supervision of thei
teacher, Mr.. VIM. III. Ferguson
received quite a treat, and oWins
to the b illiant success of tb
school they do not regret thei
trip. Mr.. Ferguson has ende,
his scholastic term for the year, an'
has returned to his quiet home.
Mr.. j. Ill. Sample, 270S DUN
barton Ave, will leave tor Ney
York Thursday next.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bartholomew Nj
Daniel left a few days ago for {
The Washington bee., 1886-05-29
THE BEE LIBLE CASE.

EDITOR CHASE FINED FIFTY DOLLARS.
This morning. in tie criminal
Court. Judge Macarthur, Assis-
tan District Attorney Taggalt call
ed attention 10 tie case of w.
Calvin Chase, the editor of the
Washington Be, convicted last
week Of libel anI postponed 10
this morning for sentence. The ac-
cused said that he had nothing to
say save that he made a rrtraction
aud acknow edged that lie had
been misled by the information
given him.
The Court said that the fact that
a ajournal was being published in
The Washington bee., 1886-05-29
JOSEPH S. DAVIS,
AttOrney-at-Law

80 n. Calvert ST., Baltimore, Nd.
Will practice in all the courts of the
city of Baltimore, and the supreme
court OF the District of Columbia.
Civil and Criminal cases conduct.
ed collections made. Legal docu
ments drawn aud careful attention
given to actions in both the Law &
Equity courts. Washington CON-
munications left at the Office of the
"Bee' will receive Immediate atten
tion.
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tica N. Y, where they will remain
during the summer.
Mr.. Singleton Coates, an aged
and respected resident of this sec.
tion died at his residence Satur-
day last on Phoenix hill, Let. 5th
and 9th. His funeral took place
Monday from Mt. Zion Nj. Z.
church, Rev. Daniel Collins offici-
ated. His remains were escorted
to the above church cemetery,
where the interment took place.
by the North Star Order of Good
Samaritans No. 8.
Miss Catherine Davenport and
Miss Matte Lane has arrived
home from their schools looking
we'll.
Since the alleged libel all men,
bers of the Sons of Rest have ne>
come fine lawyers having gradual
ed from the out side ratings Of the
Criminal Court.
Mrs. John Harris of Baltimore,
arrived here Saturday evening
last, and is guest of Miss Cathe-
rine Davenport, 2S13 Dnmbarton
Avenue.
The proposed entertainments at
Mt. Zion M. E. and Ebenezer A.
NJ. E. churches to come Off short
ly arc attracting much attention in
social circles and aside from the
excellent object in view will be a
very attractive affair, as the com
mittees In charge will spare no
efforts to make them all that can
be desired.
Mr.. Jacob Bennett has | ft for
Atlantic City to remain during
the ason.
A brilliant crowd assembled at
| the 1st Baptist church. Tue sday
evening last to witness the mltrl~
monial alliance between Charles
N. Pryor and Miss Sarah Il. Will
liams.
1t was a most brilliant
affair. The attendance which was
quite large included many PERSONS
of distinction and all seemed to
enjoy the occasion which brought
them SO pleasantly together. A
most notable feature of the event
was the dress of the bride, which
was white satin trimmed with
Spanish lace. The groom and
maids were also handsomely at
tired. There were six ushers in
attendance in full dress. On en-
tering the church the b idal party
was favored with a wedding
march by MIR. j. E. Brown. Rev.
Sandy Alexander performed the
marriage ceremony, afterwhich
the bridal party and invited guests
repaired to the residence of the
BRIDE, 2723 Dumbarton Avenue,
where all the luxuries suitable to
the occasion awaited them. Mr.
and Mrs. Pryor were the recipients
of many useful and costly presents.
They left Friday morning on an
early train to beautiful village
in southern Texas.
The Washington bee., 1886-05-29
SUMMER RESORT.

Mrs. Della Howard, Willlsville,
Va, is prepared to receive Sum.
mer Boarders. Scenery and health
fulness unsurpassed. Mineral wa
ter, fine table, pure milk and
cream. Terms reasonable. For
terms apply to Mrs. Della Howard
Welborn Post Office, Loudon Co.,
Virginia.
The Washington bee., 1886-05-29
PIANO LESSONS TAUGHT.

Persons desiring instructions on
the Piano can avail themselves of
the opportunity at Mrs. Matthews,
1907 21st ST., II. W. by the professor
Tuesdays and Fridays. Terms
moderate.
The Washington bee., 1886-05-29

The average kitchen furnishes many
Iy,pepIc patients for DR.. Bulls Baltimor
'II, 20 cure.
In thereoentsc school examination
mt very few colored applicants
|tssed.
The college graduating ex-
ciscs will take place June Sd
the college chapel.
Dir. Bulls Baltimore Pills are one
n those rare remedies which should
hwavs he kept in the house.
| The Capital City Guard will be
Van Ness Garden, Monday
ty 3lst.
\ Farmers. stock -raisers, livery sta
Ie men, and dairymen unite in pra
ke OF DAYS Horse Powder.
lie Washington Cadets will give
lpicnic at Beyer's park, formerly
r. SheDtzen, 7th st. above Boun-
lury MAY 31st.
Miss B@tba Hogan, left for Els
Forth Maine last week.
lis Hogan Is a lady of proposes
u manners.
TIE death of Mrs. Minister Pen
e'ou is great lost to the Amer
% people. She was a lady Of re-
u0ncut and was universally
lyed.
he health Of the baby is depended
lon ITS freedom from the PERM
pnS effects of opium. Always use
Bulls Baby Syrup in its stead.
Jur friends will please accept
Pnks for their congratulations
/ favors. 1t is our desire to dea'
Fly towards all. There are non,
PIE willing at all timesto correc
error when noticed.
The parlor social given by tn,
rIs Guild of ST. Lukes churcl
a grand success in every par
IaG. These young ladies de
We a great deal of credit fol
industrious aud energeti,
ts ia procuring money 10 de
lhe expenses of the church.
Misses Flora Williams anC
be jackson, who have beer
ealnS in Va, returned to tn
Tues lay. Miss Williams wa
ping at Wllllsville aud Mis-
l-n was teaching at bloomes
IA. Both ladies are lookin.
iss Lulu c. Osborne spent
OF days in ,hiscity during
week: She was the guest 0
mcIe Mr.. Osborne OF 3rd q
Miss Osborne is from Cam
&c Mass, and is on her wa,
from Louisville Ky, wher
employed as iusructre.s o
P. Greek and French in tn
university.
be date Of the concert by Mis-
Miller and Star Go. at th
'op2Iitan church, has bee
The Washington bee., 1886-05-29

.....,,,.,o advertising urn1sneo on appil-
80 ,,,;o,i,p,,lea advertisements VIII not
" inserted al any price. All r'sihlU'a.lose
,,,,,5 he made by draft, postal money oruel, ',
,,or. ss or registered letter. Money lorwaroeu 81
,r a,y other way, is at the senders RISK. ~, Ia
nding ,lI money the amount and what 1t is i0f
.n,ld be distinctly stated.
As ,us,ness letters, etc, should DE au-
THE EDITOR,
Washington ID. Q
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MOST W0hDERFUL BARGAlhS
BEAUTIFUL DRY GOODS,

LILA - L IL OA AAe
Lawns, Ginghams, Seersuckers,
Prints, Ponzu, Nuns Yelling, AL
I,atross cloth, Cashmeres, Silks,
81. &C., at sacrifice Ladies and
Gents Collars and Cuffs, Hand
kerchieEs, Underwear &C., at man
nfacIurers price. 10 IA sheeting,
Is 3-4 cents; corsets, % cents;
Umbrellas, Parasols, Hosiery and
I'll ives at cost Immense Bargains
in all departm ents.
BROADHE4D AND Co.
907 f ST., n. W. (Masonic Tenn
PEI
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SATrRDAY. MAY %, 1886
locals.

Subscribe for the BEE.
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laayipg the amount of their subscrip-
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THE BEE

AUTHORIZED AGENTS.
EAST WASHINGTON.
:, thatcher. 1892 B Street Northeast
NEST WASHINGTON.
y + Spdpwick 1885,. 9Th street.
SoIrT'H WASHINGTON,
BRANCH OFFICE,
X. :. Laws. Manager.
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The
E0PLEs' RESORT.

JERRY ROBINSON, Prop.
9O7 11th St, m. w.
Having secured one of the finest
business localities in the city for
the accommodation of my friends
and public generally, [ beg leave to
say that since ladies aud gentlemen
are barred from public places of
any Importance, they can be served
with Oysters, Game, Wines and all
kinds Refreshments of the season.
The proprietor desires 10 say fur
thur that he has polite and accom-
modating walters and one of the
best houses in the city. This is the
place where ladies and gentlemen
only can be waited on and for tina,
and other reasons, | respectfully
ask your patronage.
| FUsSELLS' ICE CREAM AND GAkESM FINE
Style, served in large dinningrooms.
Give me a call it is first class in ev-
cry particular.
9O7 11th St, N, w.
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n. E. sEDGwICK, Agent and Reporter, 1915
y Street.
The Washington bee., 1886-05-29

AUTHORIZED AGENTS.
The Osceola times., 1886-10-09
CONDENSED TElEGRAMS.

THERE was heavy frost Mt Lynch ur",
Va, on the I'd. Vegetation is lady dam
aged. A large part of the tobacco crop
will be ruined.
The President has appointed Joseph II,
Wagner to be Pension Agent at Knoxville,
Tenn. vice Taylor, resigned.
ATTORNEY GENERAL GARLAND, who has
been rusticating at his home in Arkansas
for the past two months, has returned to
Washington to resume his official duties
Mr.. Garland says he is in the best of health
ADMIRAL PORTER is lying very i'll at
Newport, the result of carriage accident
at Melford Springs, Mass, ten days ago.
ANOTHER cave-in of the river bank oc-
CURED at Plaquemine, La, on the 2d,
now as il the whole town front was
doomed.
MICHAEL HICKS BEACH, Chief Secretary
for Ireland, has returned to London 1t is
stated that his experience in Ireland has
convinced him that exceptional measures
will be necessary TO maintain order in the
country before 1887.
TELFGRAMs from the principal tobacCo o
growing counties in Tennessee say that
the frost which fell on the night of the 2d
damaged the outstanding tobacco crop
from 80 TO 80 per cent. On an average
only about one-half the crop has been
housed.
A NEGRO by the name of Andrew Lucas
died yesterday morning at Brantford
Ontario, at the supposed age of l2s years.
He was born in slavery in Tennessee and
was Gen. Jackson's servant.
SEVENTEEN boys escaped from the re
form school at Waukesha, Wis, on the "a.
They effected their escape by means of u
skeleton key made out of a comb by an
eleven-year-old boy.
ArLANTIASs can have plenty Of beer
The general council ON the 4th passed an
amendment to an ordinance allowing the
Atlanta brewery 10 deliver beer to private
families in the city.
A QUARANTINE has been established for
ninety days against cattle from the In
, fected counties Of Illinois and Indiana by
the state Board OF Health Of Missouri.
THE University Of Mississippi opened on
;he sth with about 100 students.
The General distribution Of the new one
dollar silver certificates began on the 4th,
and will be continued until the demand,
which is very great, has been entirely
supplied. The notes are being printed at
he rate Of 3 900 day.
CoL. SAMUEL @. JONES, Of Sewanee,
candidate for the Legislature, fell dead a,
winchester, Tenus on the eth while
speaking. He was hale and hearty and ia
anusaai spirits.
The Osceola times., 1886-10-09
QUARANTINE.

4ov ruar Marmadukc of Missouri Issues
His Proclamation Against Localities In
,ectrd VITA Pleuro-rneumouia.
JYrrErsoN CITY, Mo-, Oct. 4.-The
,l.wing proclamation will be issued to-
" by Governor Marmaduke:
rArE OF MISSOURI, EXECUTIVE DEPARr.)
NEST, CITY OF JEFFERSON, Oct. 4,
SIS.
WHEREAS. The state Board of Health has
cleared that there i "A malignant infectious
r contagious disease known as plruro.
rcumonia epidemic among cattle In GER
n port ou- Of the country, nnd have es.
Ilshcd quarantine against the introduc
"a into Missouri by any person
importation company or other cor
ration OF any cattle from the
untics OF Lake, Cook. Du Page, Kane,
ndall, VIII, kankakee and lroquois, in the
ate OF Illinois, or the counties OF Newton,
sper Lake, Porter and Laporte, in the
ate Of Indiana, or the state OF OHIO, or the
rovlncc OF quebec, Canada, for IA period OF
incty days next ensuing, and
WHEREAS, The said Board Of Health has
'Quested me to Issue my proclamation and
Ike such other action to enforce said quar-
ltine as may be deemed necessary aud ex
dent
Vow, therefore, I. John s Marmadulle,
oVernor of the StaTc of MissO uri. do hereby
arm aud caution all persons, transporta
on cOmpanics aud other corporations
ainst introducing into this State any cat
le from the portions OF country named In
70 quarantine established by said
tate Board OF Health for "A period
2 ninety days next ensuing, and
,reby cali upon and direct all sheriffs, con.
ables aud other executive officers OF this
tate TO assist in enforcing said quarantine
nd in protecting this state against the in
.oductlon OF such disease.
lSgnedl JOHN 5. MARMADUKE.
by the Governor
MICHAEL X. MCGRATH,
Secretary OF state.