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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-02
FEDERAL DEBT STATEMENT.
Treasury Receipts and Expendi-
tures-Gniu Iustead of Loss of Gold.


WASHINGTON. d. c.. February 1.-The
debt statement issued this afternoon
shows a net increase in the public debt,
less cash in the Treasury. during January,
of 3,542.57S. The interest-bearing debt in
creased s. 1850. the non-interest-bearing
debt decreased $3l4172. and the cash In
the Treasury decreased ss.7S4,275.
The balances of the several classes OF
debt at the close of business January 31st
were:
Interest-bearing debt. 1854, ,323. 40.
Debt on which interest has ceased
since maturity. n,792. go
Debt bearing no interest, 1882
Total. s,l69. 04s.573
The certificates and Treasury notes, on
set by an equal amount OF cash IN the
Treasury. outstanding at the end OF the
$1 .356 l90. The total cash in the Treasury
was S76l, ,4l0. 333 The gold reserve was
Si4, 7o5. .9s7. Net cash balance. $99,S97 ,337.
gold coin and bars Of si2.25257s. the total
at the close being $s7 ,253. 116. OF silver there
was an increase of $3.05l.92S OF the sur
plus there was In national bank deposito-
res SIG, ,lJ6,7l5. against N6lN, 1l9 at the
end of the preceding month.
A somewhat more encouraging showing
than for some months past is made i'm the
official statement of receipts and expendi-
lures for the month of January. The re-
ceipts aggregated $27. sO4 S99. an increase Of
nearly 100000 over December last and
nearly 100000 greater than January,
1894 For seven months Of the present
fiscal year the receipts have aggregated
$751; i9S, S57. az against s175,79S,18 for the
corresponding seven months OF the last
fiscal year.
The expenditures for January foot up
$3i. 523 AZ. an increase over 1894 of 5000
0O0. and for the seven months of the fiscal
year amount TO s22l 1881. or 81. 900, 900 less
than for the corresponding period OF the
last fiscal year.
on February 1. 1894. the Treasury expen-
ditures in excess OF receipts were So. 000.-
00J. and on February |, 1895, they are
S3i. .000OO0 i'm excess of revenue.
A turn in the tide of gold exports oc-
CURED to-day. and for the first day in
several weeks the Treasury gained instead
Of lost gold. The net gain for the day
was slight. being only $543, 800, but IL in
creased the reserve TO s42.9l5. .467 This in
crease was brought about by the return
OF 81. 10000 In gold TO the New York Sub
Treasury by exporters and bankers. who
had taken IL out earlier In the week.
Withdrawals, however. continued on a d.
minished scale. amounting for the day TO
81 .257. 500. OF this amount 81 OC0 was for
export During January only seven tenths
OF per cent. OF the customs receipts at
New York which aggregated Sl2,A7,s27.
were paid In gold coin or gold certificates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-02
wEI-HAI-wEI rs TAKEN.
Two Jap. Torpcdo-Boats Sunk. How
ever, and an Iron-Clad Disabled.

LONDON, February 1.-The Central
News correspondent in TOXIC telesraphs
the following dispatch from Marsnai
Oyama, received under to-day's date
from Tallen Wan:
All the LANDLORDS at wei-Hai-Wei
taken. The army retreated behind fung-
Len-Chi The Chinese warships were not
captured. and are stili firing at us s,dss ! am
and am examining the prisoners and
spoils. Two Japanese torpedo-boats nave
been sunk, and an iron-clad has been dls-
abled. No foreigner has been hurt. well
Hai-Wei Is quiet.
UNLIMITED APPROVAL.
TOXIC, February 1.-The Japanese
prove all war expenditures, regardless OF
amount or date.
ENJOYS WITH ITO.
LONDON, February Ia dispatch from
Hiroshima TO the Central News says that
the Chinese peace envoys were received
py Premier Ito at the offices OF the Pre-
lecture this forenoon. viscount Mutsu,
Minister of Foreign Affairs, and otnsr
officials were present. and examined tne
credentials of the ENJOYS and the MEM
bers of their suite. Besides the ENJOYS,
only two Chinese councillors and two in
terpreters will be admitted to the con-
ferences. The Japanese Government mas
appointed Premier Ito and Viscount
MutSu as the representatives VI Jdbdu hi
the peace negotiations.
DEFENCE OF NANKING.
LONDON, February 1.-The Times has
the following from Houg-Kong: General
Fung Is about TO march TO Kwan-Tung.
with 5000 troops, to assist Viceray Chang
In the defence OF Nanking. General t'ung
fought against the French In Anan.
FROM THE FIELD.
LONDON, February LA Central News
correspondent In Toxic forwards the fol-
lowing dispatch, received from the Ihrd
Japanese army, and dated Talien-Wan,
February LIST:
On January 30th the Second Division
captured an emlneuce at Fung-Lin-Chin,
and bivouacked there. Yesterday the IN
vasion began by an assault upon the
Paischlyaso. The warships simultaneously
attacked the Palschlyaso corps. The sixth
Division began to advance at 2 O'Clock
in the morning, and by 3 O'Clock had
taken possession OF most Of the enemy's
lines OF defence Advancing behind Mount
Ku. they completely captured the Paisch-
lyaso forts. .
BY 1890 o'clock the squadron signalled
that they held possession OF the entrance.
The Chinese fleet were inside Liukuns
Island and. conformity with the Wang,
Tao fort, were firing at our ships and
troops. Our squadron Is blocking both en-
frances and the fighting continues.
At 4:30 the Second Division apparently
occupied the important point OF Wen
chuantO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-02
Horse saIe.-Tobacco Culture.

SCOTLAND NECK. N, c., February l.
(Special.)-It Is noticeable here that mere
season as usual. 4 horse-dealer OF %, a
neighboring town which has great TO-
bacco market remarked to your corre-
spondent yesterday that his horse trade
has been good this season. lie thinks IL
Is because tobacco-men are better able
to buy horses than cotton:farmers. one
thing that explains why so Few horses are
now sold here Is the fact that many river
farmers are converting much OF their land
into pastures, and are raising their own
stock.
Your correspondent has observed that
many of the tobacco-raisers are leaving
Granville and Person counties, where to-
bacco has been cultivated for many many
years. Upon interrogating them as TO why
they are leaving the regular tobacco
counties to come east to plant tobacco
they answer that the lands In those .coun-
ties do not produce the fine grade to-
baccos that can be grown here. They say
that few years ago they could cultivate
Il there, but cannot now.
Mr. c. w Carter, OF Greensboro has
been here two days on a visit TO II. Il.
Hilliard and family.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-02
ATTENDANCE KsocKED OUT.
Rain at the Crescent-City Race
Trael-Sea of Slush.

NEW ORLEANS, February l.-Rain set
I'm to-day. and knocked out the attend
ance. The track was In a miserable con-
dition, with the horses fioundering around
In a sea of slush and mud The talent had
a bad time. and picked but one winner
out Of the five This was Chauncey, In the
second race, the other four going 10 out
slders, thus making the day good one
for the bookies.
First race-six furlongs. selling-Collins
q to u won, Chenoa second, Ransom
third. Time, 20 3-4.
Second race-mile and seventy yards,
selling-Chauncey leven) won, Bess Nc
Dun second, Joe Woolman third. Time.
1853
Third race-six furlongs, selling-Tom
Kelly g to p won, Old Dominion second,
Foot Runner third. Time. 81 81
Fourth race--seven furlongs. selling
Hodson q to ~ won, LeGrande second.
Satinet third. Time. i.36 IL.
Fifth race-six furlongs. selling-Ludlow
"A TO u won, Fort Worth second, Beaure-
gard third. Time. 1:22 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-02
NOTICE OF DIVORCE.
REPUBLrCANs DECLINE TO CAUCUS
WITH THE PopULIsTs.
The .steeriss Commuters. BiIi on
the County-Government system
Not Acted ON by the Combine--op-
position 20 Cumulative voting.

RALEIGH, N. c.. February 1.--tspe-
ciaI. 1.-THE Republicans in the Legieia-
ture have virtually givep notice to the
popuiists that no more Joint caucusss
will be held until the Republicans get
things to suit them.
DIR. Samuel A. Williams, member OF the
House from Warren county. died here
early this morning OF pneumonia. He
was II years OF age, and had been sick
ever since the legislative session began.
He was a practicing physician, and was
well known. His death was reported In
some OF the papers last Saturday night.
He came near dying that night
The caucus committee Of twenty-three
members, Populists and Republicans
was In session until midnight last night.
II received the draft OF the county
government bill. but took no positive ac-
ton on Il. The bill was drawn by the
steering Committee" composed OF
Marion Butler. Richmond Pearson. and
others. This steering committee em-
ployed ex-Judge Spier Whitaker as coun-
sci. and he drafted most OF the Dill.
AGAINST II.
Tho section OF this which provides for
cumulative voting for county commis-
sloners was again discussed last night-
The Republicans are dead against IL.
IL was argued last night that In ONO
the courts had, In the case OF state VS..
Constantine, decided this plan unconsu-
tutional. and an abridgment Oh the rights
OF q citizen.
The Supreme Court meets next Monday,
7, will devote a day or two TO examina-
tions OF applicants for attorneys Licenses.
WYATT Perry, the murderer or Tom
Bailey. in this county. who escaped with
a fifteen-year sentence, has been placed
in the penitentiary.
An earnest canvass for subscriptions
10 the endowment OF the Women's Bap-
fist State University is in progress.
A 4O0-gallon Illicit distillery was de-
stroyed In Johnston county day before
yesterday. 1t was the largest ever cap
tured in this district.
A GERRYMANDER.
The local Fusionists last night arranged
for a gerrymander of Raleighs wards.
which will give their party majority
OF aldermen.
The Republicans say that In the last
campaign they promised all over the
State that they should have a straight
vote for all county officers. and they
now say that they will have such a
plan, with safeguards. which will keep
out OF Office incompetent men, both black
and white. The negro office-holder Is
a great bugaboo to the white Republi-
can. The latter acknowledge as much.
The German Kali-Works will expend
1900 in making tests on the sandy
lands at Southern Pines to see what
can be done with worn-out soils.
large tract OF land is offered for this
purpose. The state Horticultural So
ciety will conduct the experiments.
The Legislature will not adjourn be-
fore March 18th. This Is regarded as
O settled fact.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-02
Gold Mine.iu yirrauia.

NEW YORK, February ia communi-
cation reached Postmaster Dayton to-day
from the postmaster at Enonsille. BUCK
inKham county, Va, announcing THAI
there are rich eold-mines In that place.
which ought 10 be worked, and that alt
kinds OF metals abound there. The let
Ter reads like a western boom, but seri-
eusiy suggests that Mr.. Dayton SHOULD
aPprise all persons interested In mining
OF the golden discovery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-02
.Iahu ftOWers

will on next Monday. February 4th, De-
Gin A revolution in the stove business;
n Is an evident fact that ths sses.
Range has already superseded ise oln
cast.Iron stoves in most states. Know
ing this, and wishing TO give my ,ssos .a'
the latest improvements = the COOKING
line. / have. after several years sAis ..
the Majestic steel Range, and na'.,s .a
-no,ce OF almost everything made, ae,
cided on the Majestic. and have plsesa :
a fuIl line on my noor. and VIII eesln ',,s
S,and cooking exhibit, to which 1 ias''s
The ladies OF Richmond. A nice .1hsn as"
MI, nY be served TO all. Remember 'pe
date-February 4th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-02
Fire nj the Cedur-Works,

Shortly before o'clock this morning
an alarm OF fire was turned In from the
private box at the Richmond Cedar
Works. where small blaze had made
its appearance. The flames were taken
In care Of. and the damage done could
not have been serious. though Il could
not be ascertained exactly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-02
wHIsKEy TRUST RECORDS.
They Are NOn-cOme-at-fbie, ana
This May Land Somebody In JAIL

PEORIA, ILL. February l.--Ah 'ne
books and records OF the Whiskey Trust
are locked up in the company's vault. "a
The office here. and the man VINO NOUS
the combination Is in Chicago. TINS state
OF afYairs is very likely TO land some one one
in jail. and to lead to sensstlonai s LEA
hearing In Judge Grosscup's court. IN
cbicago. tomorrow. Judge Grosseup ~
snsd an order that any stockholder IN
the company should be allowed access 10
co,,nsel az the majority stockholders, To-
dsy made formal demand to see the
hooks. he was told that they were iockea
IN and that the only man VINO nhe"
the combination was out OF town.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-02
Nat Goodwin in Norfolk.

The following telegram, received hers
last night, explains itself:
NORFOLK, VA. FEBRUARY Isl,
Thomas c. Leath,. Manager Academy OF
Music, Richmond, Va.
Goodwin, in "A Gildet Fool paekse
hit. A. B. DUESBERlsf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-02

when Mr.. GeetIng. who represents six. OF
the minor defendants. began 10 question
the witness. Judge Grosscup stopped him.
and Mr.. Geeting took exception to the
ruling. Speciai-Counsel Edwin Walker,
for the government differed with the
Court, who then rescinded his ruling.
II Is the opinion OF competent lawyers
that had Judge Grosscup Insisted on
denying the right of cross-examination
TO Mr.. Geeting. all OF the latter's clients
would have been enabled to obtain new
Al the morning session o. w. Perkins.
J. B. King, Edward Spencer. and +.
O'Keefe told OF scenes Of violence on the
Illinois Central railroad during the strike.
Among those present at the triai tnis
morning was J. S. Coach, the Common
wealer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-02
Newfoundland and whiteway.

LONDON, February 1.-THE Daily News
will say tomorrow, In a leader on New
foundland affairs: ''Sir William White
lence OF party feeling. His faults were
chargeable to bad political customs rather
than to any individual dishonesty. His
return to power Is a singular PROOF or
ceptional knowledge OF pubic affairs"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-02
Delaware SIN DendIocixcd.

DOVER, DEL, February i.-Three ad-
ditional ballots for United states Senator
were taken to-day, all resulting as fol-
lows: Higgins, 3: Addieks. 8; Massey, =;
Wolcott Oemocrap, 8; John r.. Nicholson
Democrat), 2; Tunnel tDemocraD, I. Alb.
sent q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-02
v,.. Grand square Knabe Piano.

This Piano was originally 500 y ~.
"a I has hssn accepted as part pay for :
S,u ssn.v ~~ rase upright Plano. The insiru'ne
aanes an,rs,,y VS. sold for cash at $50. !, can y
seaa' ssunh. AZ sacrifice. The ease. .oas:
coSsns soS nsrsral condition almost warrants =
a. sau nsIns called a new Pian0 we ss's !,
,oe IN os'I =, fully. Call and zee and hssf n w.
ah'e' MANLY u. RAMOS g co,.
sa Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-02

eiers resarains the financial stua,Ioe.
Whatever authority Is vested IN him a
unknown The issue OF bonds eon,eu,-
plated IL not known. as far as the amount
is concerned. and IL IL thought here that
the return OF the Assistant Secretary viii
straighten out this matter, should an
Issue be decided upon, almost imme-
diately.
BRITISH SENTIMENT.
LONDON, February 2.-The standard
says that United States currency loan
VIII not be taken by the public her. ami
ought not 10 be taken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-02
Pacing Record Lowered.

FRESNO. CAL, February LA large
crowd attended the meeting of the record
breakers to-day, and saw Directly, the
champion 2-year-old PAGER of 1894. lower
his mile record Of 2:o7 81 by half Sc
cOnd.
No other records were broken. although
AK. Joe Patchen, Robert j., Azote,
nightingale, and klamath tried IL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-02

,.,,,, ns made IN paid-up stock ,,.a.., o. ,ss !,
snOa,s slH,sa n banking and building co%ss 90 wse
!, u"ssa eosis you only 50 per share, on aSas s
cash as,s and q. r,a.ur you sa,na,ie@ san ats~
,soa ,s p, ~, share. for further inlo.ni n.nx ssi
~" .,v pss =, the the once Of the company
.s.t Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-02

one OF the greatest inventions OF me
age-the only one In this country-ca9 %
seen at Chris. Eyensens. next 20 ps.
patch office. IL Is called sweet Marie.
Ask 10 see II. Hot lo-cent Lunch every
day from IL TO Il. VI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-02

CHICAGO, ILL.,. February l-Judge
Grosscup, this morning. In the Debs triai.
denied Attorney John Q. Geeuns h,s tns
sftsrwarsf rsconsidered his decisfon.
d. 81 Darrow had juet conducted :
crocs.sxsmlnation Of Edward spencer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-02
ALIVE AND KICKING.
Col. Ingersoil Doesn't Like to he ne
d mad Every -Four N0nths.

NEW YORK. February LA rumor THIS THIS
afternoon that Colonel Robert ingerson
had died suddenly reached tnis % e.sy.a s,a.rca
about O'clock, and said, when asked a.
- how he was feeling: Never better IN
NV NE. / am preparing 10 make 2 i asu
smre.tonr through the South, and ! VIII
leave here sunday morning X ~ estn
snresd abroad about three times every
year. don't understand H.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-02

Money in your pocket by baying =
Winter Business Suit now. Am eioslns
them out at very low prices nnti siA'Sh
ist JOHN F. EwlG.
1904 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-02

Save money and health by buying DR..
%. Jayne's Expectorant. II you have
Cough. q Cold. or any Lung or Throat
Trouble. II II tho Oldest and surest
remedy known.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-02
The Racer Cnrbine,

LONDON, February 1.-The Duke OF
Portland has bought the Australian race
horse Carbine for 1a00o guineas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-02

WASHINGTON, February i.-As 9ns
result Of the Cabinet mseunx WeA ,,rtis
s,n s,,rrsss,isfs rrturned 70 New lork t0r =
furshsr consultattoA Win ieeeane
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-02

4 dishs cola, V neglected, CO.. eass s,,s ,ars
,uasA Hrowas DroncaSsi ~ -, q boxss
M innsdisas sslisk ~ ~
yyics - eooiA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-02

Mr.. 8. T. Atkinson. Lexington Hotel.
Richmond. Va, thinks ouratol great
paln rellever. He used II for . spraineo
ankle, and Il cured In night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-02

The Majestic steel and Nsllsao'ss .aa sss,ns. AIM
Rolling han and broilins Of the NORM
West. See II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-02
UNLIMITED APPROVAL.

TOXIC, February 1.-The Japanese
Chamber will resolve unanimously to ap.
prove all war expenditures, regardiess OF
amount or date.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-04-25
PARTRIDGE CAUGHT.
The Wheat Plunger May Count His
Days Losses at $16O,OOO.

The Wheat Plunger May Count His
Days Losses at 100000.
Chicago, April Fl. = Ed Partridge,
the wheat plunger who has been a
successful bear in wheat for months,
was driven to cover to-day by the
markets steady advance. He is re-
ported to have covered short line Of
between four and five million bushels,
making his loss for the day something
like $15O,OO0, if current talk on
change is accepted as true. Pard-
ridge showed seemingly unlimited
nerve in resisting the previous bulge
of the market, and has heretofore ig-
nored the numerous wild scrambles
of small shorts, frequently stopping
advances by his own heavy selling.
But the present advance in price has
been so generous that the plunger ext
IDENTIFY concluded to shorten his line.
He lis said to have as much now out
as he bought to-day. All Of it sold
at between 8 and cents less than the
present price.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-04-25
NEBRAsKA's WAR.
Two of the Indian Police Captured
and I'm Jail.

Two of the Indian Police Captured
and in Jail.
Pender, Neb., April 21.-The posse
of men who went to the reservation
country last night after the Indian po-
lice, captured two of them, and they
are now in Jail at this place. The
posse took the Indians by surprise and
met with no resistance. The Indians
will be arraigned, some time to-day
and day will be set for their pre-
liminary hearing.
Everything is quiet here to-day, but
no one knows what day may bring
forth, as it is understood that in case
Capt. Beck, the Indian agent, con-
tinues his forcible ejectments of leas-
ers, a conflict may result between the
civil and federal authorities.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-04-25
NEWS BOILED DOWN.


Items of General Interest Placed in
Few Lines.
The American Industrial union will
be formed at meeting in Chicago.
Kathleen, the eldest daughter of
Michael Davitt, the Irish leader, is
dead.
Secretary Carlisle will not go to
Kentucky to attend the funeral of his
brother.
Capt. Gen. Campos will visit Man
anillo and probably other ports on
the southern coast of Cuba.
Thomas Jones of Cleveland, Ohio.
died to-day, as the result Of injuries
received at the hands Of his wife last
Monday.
The newspapers of London doubt
the Armenian story of the proposed
revolution, but they give it as a prom
inent sensation.
Sheriff Shaw was dangerously shot
While arresting four horse thieves
near I<ingwood, w. Va, at midnight.
The thieves were Jailed.
Arrangements are being rapidly
made at Fort Logan, Colo, for active
signal work under Capt. Glassford
during the spring and summer.
Thomas l.. La Ford, an American
civil engineer, who has been in Next
CO several months, was killed by an
other American named Gordon.
The First Presbyterian church of
Portland, Or, last night voted to ex-
tend call to Rev. Edgar Philla, pas
tor of the First Presbyterian church
of Freeport, Ill.
Chief PEG, of the Umatilla Indians,
and Chief Young, of the Cayuzes, ac-
companied by John Mclean, inter-
prefer, left Pendleton, Or, yesterday
for Washington.
At Patasha City, Wash, James
Crumpacker, a butcher, shot his wife
and a man named Eben Johnson.
Johnson had been the despoiler of his
home. The woman is dead.
Thornton Parker, the negro who
lately attempted al assault on Mrs.
Melton at Middleton, Va. was hanged
in the Jail yard at Winchester, Va.
About 300 persons witnessed the exc.
cution.
A test which will test the constitu-
tionality of the act of 1889, making
final the decisions of customs officials
in the matter of the exclusion of
Chinese aliens, was argued in the
United States supreme court to-day.
Thomas c. Kenyon, for many years
connected with the Whiteman Il
Barnes Manufacturing Company Of
Akrons Ohio. was found hanging in
his door yard this morning. Business
troubles are supposed to be the cause
of the suicide.
Charles Coles, the driver of the
stage that was reported to have been
held up by two men on the plains
between Norman and Princeton. Cal.
last Saturday morning, has confessed
that he is the one who looted Wells
Targo's treasure box
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-04-25
} CATTLE MEN ADJOURN.
Prospects, for q Lively shipping Sea.
Se son Seem 10 10 Good.

Prospects for = Lively shipping sea-
son Seem 20 BE Good.
Miles City, Mont, April p. The
eleventh annual meeting of the Mon
tana Cattle Gs0Wers' association has
adjourned. ste kmen from all over
Montana and N,Eth Dakota report but
few cattle lost by bad weather, while
the grass is comparatively early. Cat
thiasseasolsu Of the ,1sy, and there
seelM to III CONSENSUS Of opinion
that there Will be nearly as many cat
tie go 10 market from Montana as
were sd Hast year. Among the reso-
lutionss acted upon was ole bearing on
the subject of meat inspection for for
elgn trade, indorsing our present rigid
inspection Of all meats designed for
export. and asking congress to require
q rigid inspection and the certification
thereof on all edible commodities ex-
ported by foreign merchants to this
country.