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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-09

II appears that there is at least one inllu-
entail Episcopalian in Michigan who believes
and publicly asserts that Mr.. McCosKRf for
merly the Right Row. DIR. MCCosKRY, Bishop OF
Michigan is the victim Of miserable SLAM
DER That is not the view Of the matter taken
by tho other Bishops OF the Church or by the
community at large.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-09

1t seems that $500 Of the amount necessary
to pay tho expense Of further proceedings in
the case OF Mrs. JENNIE II. SMITH and COVERT
d. BENNETT. convicted OF the murder OF Mrs.
SMITHS husband. has already been subscribed.
This fact indicates that some persons think that
Mrs. SMITH and BENNETT ought to have a now
trial and that the result of the last trial was not
justified by the evidence presented. The pris-
oners are to be sentenced to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-09

The testimony given in the Flfty-scventh
Street Police Court on Saturday by 1--WE convcts
from the penitentiary on Blackwell's Island. In
regard to tho killing OF n convict named CHRIS
TIE SNYDER. tends 10 fix tho homicide upon a
keeper named ADAMS. II appears that SNYDER
quarrelled with fellow convict while in a boat.
and II is averred that ADAMS. after the convcts
had landed from the boat. struck SNYDER twice
in the face. and kicked him in the groin. II the
keeper did what the convicts testify that he did.
he should be punished. 1t is to be hoped that
Keepers in the penitentiary are not in the habit
OF Furnishing convicts in the way that ADAMS is
said to have punished SNYDER.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-09

Such June Sundays as yesterday are rare,
even IN Ney-fOlh. whicle averaging one month
with another and one year with another, has
no reason to complain Of its climate. The sun
shono brilliantly and warmly, but not too
hotly the air was fresh and cool. but free from
the suspicion Of n chill-in short 1t was perfect
early summer weather. How some Of the pco-
pie Of New York and tho ncighboring cities
improved il Is told by THE SUNS reporters.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-09

Senator ANTHONY is reported in tho Con-
oressiondl Record as saying that some denials
Of the right OF suffrage to ctizens Of this
class arc made in every State" The subject
under discussion was the clause OF the Rhode
Island state Constitution which prohibits for
eign-born citizens from voting unless they own
real estate. Senator ANTHONY is mistaken.
Rhode Island s the only State In tho Union
which discriminatcs against forcign-born cit-
zens in regard to the suffrage. In all other
States the naturalized citizen is on an equality
with the native at the ballot-box.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-09
To-day opens in London tho international

To-day opens in London the International
Literary Congress. for which preparations
were made at the Paris literary gathering in
the summer Of 1878. There are to DO discus
sons. excursions, dinners; and. perhaps most
important Of all. the subject OF literary property
international copyright. and adaptations and
TRANSACTIONS will form the chief substance OF the
debates. The Executive Commission includes
representatives from most countries of Europe
and many countries Of North and South Ameri-
ca. In spare hours. If there should be any.
speeches on national literatures will be sand
wched among the great discussion on the
protection and extension OF copyright. Some
noteworthy names are announced among the
delegates to be present. The most serious and
startling omission among them. so far az Ameri-
ca ia concerned Ia the unaccountable one Of her
great obituary poet. q. WAsHISGToN CHILDs
A. NJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-09

1t is only by vigorously pushing the pros
ecution of WILLIAM II. KEMBLE and the other
solf-convcted lobbyists that the Committee ap-
pointed by tho Pennsylvania House Of Repre-
sentatives to prosecute those men can eflace the
wdesI read impression that KEMBLE is able to
defy the laws. His bold avowal OF guilt and his
apparently reckless disregard Of consequences
all indicate that no feels himself invulnerablc.
and that TO him the processes OF courts are no
more than n farce. 1t remains TO DO seen
whether KEMBLE's confidence is we'll founded
or whether in Dauphin County. Pa. grand
and petit jury will be found independent Of
the influences which KEMDLE can bring to bear.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-09

All Coughs Colds, aud Throat Diseases
Removed BY IAypes ExpeetoranL-Adr
, 1879-04-12
ELDTG&[Nfss
NOT ice,
GILOTGdINEss

Remember the OPEN
ing at Jas. Wilde, Jr.,
& Co.'s, Saturday, April
l2, when we will show
the largest and best
selected stock Of Mems,
Boys, and Children's
Ready-Made Clothing
ever brought to this
market. We invite all
to come and inspect
for themselves.
These goods are all
our own make. Every
garment guaranteed.
IF not satisfactory,
money refunded.
Jas. Wilde, Jr., & Co.,
POPULAR CL0TI1IERS,
Cor. State and Madison.Sts.,
CIITCAGO.
, 1879-04-12
hfsCl2EA.
CONTINUATION or THE lNvEsr10ATIoN or TUE
CMAH0ks OF HI4AckMAtL.

CONTINUATION or THE lNvEsT10AT1oN or TUE
CHANGES OF HLAckMA1I-
6p<efat DIspa.ch 10 Tas 7s4huns.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,. April little McCrea In
ycstiKat!ng Committee resumed it, labors this
afternoon, with amall but very selecs audt-
cucc. Cntskiu kearney, In RESPONSE to All appeal
for speedy opportunity to testify, waa tlIe first
Witness. te WAS q member Of the 0ra,ll Jury
which investigated tha printing Of tho lelIn-
queut tas-Iiat, md met McCrca for the first
time on TINT occasion. Ilo met Charley Reed
about tlle samc time. lie stated that ilo was a
friend Of MeIrca, ind remarked that he hoped
tllu Democrats on tic Qr,lntl Jury would Eiyo
the nira!r an impartial investigation. Tho wit
mesa sai1 ho hAd determined to do 10, Rced
did not ask tbs wltnes1 about tfIo testimony
prcsanlrd. Reed did not represent l'ifasclf Is
alcCrca's counsel. Gu cross-cxamiuation uutl.
i,Ig Of interest was developed.
II. s. WILLIAMSON,
Chtcago lawyer, WIS thu ue1t witness. Ilo
had frequently actcd Al McCrea's attorney; has
sotne luowIedge, by rumor, al Grand-Jury 'u.
ycstiguton Of hlcCrca. When tl.e newspapers
tirlt pitched into McCrca alout II tu consulted
tho witnrss, uId wanted to know II l,c haI bot.
ter sue tho newspapers. Tt1u witness had
consultation With CAurlcs Reed, aI'l determined
It wua better to ask fur an investigation by tho
urund Jury. Ile knew sotua Ut tho mcn-
bcrs Of the 0ra,wl Jury. ilo knew bollaud
aInl Kearney. Na knuw somcthfng about
what wus go!,1g on every day during the tnyeat!.
Eatlol,. Ilu talked with f3ollantl several times,
a,ld kept posted pretty we'll from thu news:
papaEs and from talks with witnesses. Ha had
no knowledge that uollaad WIS In Mccrea's
office during tho progress Of tho investigation.
liu recelyed no 1nouey from McCFea, except for
serylces, aud what hs tltsbutscd to Charley Rood
for what ho did, Tho witness declined to state
how much ha received. Or how much hs paid
Reed. The Chair ltated that thu question might
bo asked how much besides attorneys ices,
Mr.. Nldts insisted tllat tho question
was competent. Tho Chatr aaid 1t would
bo difficult to separate tic Items. A long de-
bate followed Il to tho form, in which tho ques-
ttou should b put. wllon Stiles said Mccrea
would tell II thsy wanted to KNOW. William
sou then said that during tie investigation ha
GOT NO MONEY,
and did not until his anuuA aettlemcut With
, 1879-04-12
UNAMERICAN.
Unequaled Tyranny Of the
Illinois House Of Mn
compoops.
The Place of Their Victims
Incarceration Fit Only
for Toads.
Peculiar DeEor1nity Of the Action Of
the House, as Related by
Mr.. Nevins,
The Whole Mob Of Pirates Con-
yersant with ALL lie Re.
fused to Tell.
Two More Of Granger's Egre-
gious Bluffs Against
Rich Corpora
tions.
Continuation Of the 1nvesti-
cation Of County
Treasurer Nc
Crea.
Interest Attending the Damaging
Testimony Of Mr.. Lucius
n. Robinson.
Tho Democratic Adjournment
Resolution ChOked or
in tho Senate.
Interest Attending the Damaging
Testimony Of Mr.. Lucius
n. Robinson.
Tho Democratic Adjournment
Resolution ChOlked OF
in tho Senate.
Intenso Excitement Among Country Edit
ors Over Proposed Ta1-List
Legislation.
TIE LAND OF THE FREE.
FEELINGS or TIE VICTIM or EXTRA ORDINARY
tNNY

EkEL1Nus VF IHh F1Il1H Vf AA7R7o16O11S11sh
TYRANNY.
sotcfaf 1a'pafea 10 nc 1f'e"'e -,
sANoAAoN CouaTS 'An+, er@'NatthLo' A'.I
Apsai Ill n's Is t9c seventh oay nave sPtA.
III c1piation OF my contempt 1of inc 9cne'a'
hascmbIy. Inc Time has mol passeo mo"oto-
nous'y, my experiences aasontufes, a"a oosef'a-
lions having oeen su!1lcentay ho'o' 10 Keep my
1n'ud tn 1ea!thy glow 10" u wsl' DO e'1
Weeks hence can't aay' .lhe!o Is possibility
tnat Tue tenaef oeauEy nha p'ctu'csaue aspecs
Of tic County jul may become somewhat worn
by familiarity by that time. bei'uve tlat this
Is tle '
r1nsr riNr N TIE HISTORY or THE COUNTRY
TINT citizen was ever seut ito county JUL by
any 1cglsEativc body, cithpf National or State,
for thu of1cnso with which UNI charged. In
all other caaes the imprisonment has been
, 1879-04-12
Hosiery.

This department fs conl-
rJctc. and includes t1ac hest
makes of English and
French Goods i'm 1n10rc than
500 Fancy Patterns. ns we'll
~ the staple Brown Cottons.
, 1879-04-12

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pr:,,,,. ,.,,..t,..,f.,, ,';.sa',. ~. ..s,,
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s.'ssa.,,...,.,". -. ~ ",..', IT,, A"0'''
N~~'p''@e"' ~ '''' ''c''''1 1'oS'''
AND INFORMED HIN
taat prominent mcfnher OF tue tlouae desired
10 rec lin. Lie dld not a'ac'oso tf'e object o[
,ne intefSIow. I''e CORRESPONDENT ACCOMPANIED
ar haffV 10 Tue Ect'tlefnahs room At TIC hotet'
""eFc' among Other th!nKa' THIS Charge ot ltftb-
crY was talked over. Tic gentleman adTlhel Mr.
marry TO Introduce tic resolution. There
were present IN TINT lllatorcal OCCASION besides
tne CORRESPONDENT this gentleman ar. Harry
AL" ""''aWea nouFHet M elRucefi ~! u "HpH1
pa'tcipn'ed 10 tl'e conversation, nt'ti wno VIII
popu"5 p5 eo''"Tn tu.a statclf'cns' IN she io'-
,om"1 1 1"os"'ne ar. barry INTRODUCED n,s feso-
4u''o'', a''u ,aade Ills iatnous speech, neither ot
"!"su LIZ ia!nuSe KNEW anyt1ltE aoout pre-
W. ,oas ~ u'at '!hc' 1us TRIBUNE never gave
M ..e' oa'FS '"e 'n'oFmhtioa OH Which he uased
'n. ns epseIo' VI nps o'hee 'p.o!'natom. e1eep'
"'n' 'a' a'1eaoy oeeh puh''8hed' lllf u
p.au un.ratoh u ,aeas ~hsh eanpot oe mlsun-
oc's.oo"' UNA WHICH cat oc coffooofatca W Lille
seat'e'''as nooSo h"n'eu'
"uhs or oRANaEns hills.
Ills possloo Mr. Granger tnny again demand
u 20 peloFe spectai committee Of insesstga-
ss'n' lo1' III aao'1on 70 lhe o''ls regulating gas
so"ra"ss, st,' 'Ae L,'c-!n'ufanee b'''' TIC sleep
,,,S.. ~. o'a'' naa luz aeieetaph.Conpahy nllt,
a"o'"es n ~ esib to' t''e PURPOSE OF
.aps,. l,.r e'1oo l'sla',oh IN cases "neee
s.a,.'.s ~ na ~ 4a'oaa aee'oettS AZ a'e
-0' ~ Nv 4"Nh A'e"e e1A w tHk4'AsA
, 1879-04-12
GENTA' FURNISHING GOODS.
WILSON BROS,
Desire 10 inform the public
tl,nt they llave received
t!.cir Spring 11nporfntiol,s
of Mems Furnishing Goods.
Their stock OF
Underwear

WAS never moro varied.
They cl,tl special attention
TO the new Fancy English
md French Brown 1sNEa,rig-
ran, These goods arc very
desirable, and ure not found
elsewhere.
, 1879-04-12


!; ;-----------~-- -~-------------"- ----"------------
| McCrca, In January following. lie declined to
maine the amount, or to state how much was:
pal'l TO Charley Rrcd. Nono Of the money wa9s
.palu tor Influencing or talking With jury1nch5
me "itnefa did not know positively WHO wroeao
inc rcport or the Graud jury. On cross-c1aH|
nat'"n' the wttncss said the Testimony
| oe'ofo lie oFamf Jury was printed
IN tho ncwsntpers oscry day, n'nl from that
fonrcn the counsel learned what was going on.
The witness hnd no recollection Of getting fn-
formation from witnesses Or tur5mcu.
cot. mENhr ". ranKAn,
| Business Manager Of the Journal, was next
tworn, Tie testified tiiut Ills pnpcr printed tho
delinquent tax-iist. and vas paid for the job
about ~, 900. In order to ret the 1ob he
| worked very hard. The witness got all the pco-
| pie 10 knew 10 aid him In begging for, lie was
at work about foiir months continuously. Ho
sent UcorKc l.. Uuntapt Jolsu dc koTcu, George
| Sturgcs. Sfr. HangotM, Sidney Kent, N. X.
| Fairhaok, j. X. Fisher, and others 10 see Nc.
| Crea nnl prcss tho Journals claims lie lad
| frequent talks With Ilapgood, ono of McCrea's
| bohdsncn. at,t1 ur0et him to do the utmost Tot
| tho Journal The witness never made any
| promise Of any money or other consideration
| fur the job+ 1'e never promised to BUY anybody
anything IN nny shape. flo never expected to
| pay Mr. Mct'rea any money.
To Senator ffunt-I'he journal noyer In any
| way or by atsy person paid for tue list.
L, II, ROBINSON.
| Of Chicago, was tho next witness. uo testified
! that ho bad known McCrea verr Intimately for
| twcnty.four years, moro particularly iu
| social and political war than in buxI-
| ness, Ttc witness knew something about
! t1riutlng the taxI8t. He hal talked
| cd with McCfea about It, lie couldn't say iust
| when at Arst, but thought It was shortly after
election. He advised McCrea to give tho list to
| TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE. On some occastons hs
| spoke Of the rumors that other papers would
make offers Tor the list The witness ,nslstcd that
THE TRIBUNE had In tic first placu claimed It.
It had nut had tic printing for many years.
| Tue other papers had. The people IN hfs dis
| trict thouvht +hnt II wo,,1d hc
|
o'0D f0A4SA fo" Tu,",,Nr =. ~ Wv" - ~ am
.rct,,oo soil, tint aI,ur,., h.5 ,t,on h,,, a
nncror,na,,m shov,nr What T,.v Tn,u,,vr bad
I,aI uor~,, f',.,hn. ,o,,1 ~, ha.d..no., 49,,
In, psnr,Itr,n, mi T,s,,orrot. .sro ,,,,.,,.r,.
t. for In TIe~. .f7..o,, onI IL. ,,,,~u1f ,r1,s
Tu1nu.p had n, ono hr, wftnc,, an, r1o.,,r
Fino,1v 10 s,i, H., waa ,,ro, NJ hoinv hoxss..,
o,1 h,d co1e tn a d.rmtnntton m oIvo Il ort
Thc wttncss askeh Mcf,rco Ia ,v,;t MIN nc
con,d am TIM 'ru,u,,nr Mrf.rra ,a,d n ,ho
,yI,n.s. tb,t In would dn ~ .n,, n,t.
ncss coutd fs,t with hi. Cfcc,oa,.>
,,ro,,,a- 1ho ,r,+,,s. nor.s oa-,,,, -,
occcnt orv ,nonrr m ,ctt,rr mi +,,a rontr,.,
H. st,,,I, d,1 .h.t In c.ri, t. I'll .ho t,ir,,,1
mn nf thc t,st. sicCrca novrr anil nnst1,Inr
ufo,,, .nv contra.t hit t},c u,tness tlo,wht
|
, 1879-04-12
NoC1l wear.

Their f1rlp0rtntions i'm this
department. arc larger than
ever. and include NIL the
late London Novelties both
In 1natlc-urp Scnrfs in new
shapes, and De Joinvifles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-13
Hoy0rIyG LIycoLNS BIRTHDAY

rryrrp rr,-t rUr-pT pW V-rrp-VfrE HON. LEVI
-. ,,,,.r-s
m -. H.. 1;.l. or
l!t N'\'h''''" '4ii' '''"'! Va '
Abraham L.h''ih vas ce.e'''''u '''' '''L''s " '
Lincoln C'9 OF 'h' viz" '' ',''''N'' '
t"eiI rooms 80 81 'In,"ut' A'.."0 ~
Ga, "'t, cue 4lu' L"N' l. i.'.oN' '''' r.. -
,'''"'' J,'", - -, ,',- -, 4, 49,. nv
nancy " - , .,i -
samuel Ian 'Ne h'n, .''.'', ID
III '"' "'''"'t '' 4'''-.'' ~, - No.
"','.". '' .'s' 10 %. 49, ~. ",
'"',"' III LAD '''''' 0'
sa"i
went 10 ne "ai. NJ .'i4, , a,a " , .'S'
tII toni.rafar %. Governor seward. That dstppout-
mont of Iou cherished h0oes was bitter one. then
...,If.I y.ry r.Iurflutlv AN invitation 20 visit
Mr. TtncoIu 3r bi- residence IN springfield. whore
in ,, i-tro.+ir.- coIr,rsaficu even V,lc smariIug
'1 i'r ti. ms. ~ ful.ticr 10 Mr. seward confidence
' H. 'TI'- ..,I s.,,.,. ,,r4rtt. and fidelity Mas
- .lr, ,,roiranr1e ,yts 9cr.eI upon
ma ,.,,ir,,r, 30 A hnnv went 70 work as zraloslv
AMI s.'rt' liz as I .houId nave done win Mr. seward
Inn D., ron,iura Nh IIucolu's inauguration
s.,,-ft re,i,.,- ir,r.,r1ted rebellion. Ev,ts soon
,r,y, b,, ne CsI,a,o Convention had been wisely II
,t nr.,5nIillv cuIieI The country in its greatest
if,5' Iai what # 50 Greatly needed tie services
- ., - rI -, H. ,,r.sf a.. and lrrt men WIN
-,' . Pr..,1ut and Seyy1rI ~ Sc, rotary Of state,
,ia 30 -tt mon were IN fine rlght places
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-13
EEEFRON II NETWORK.
lDY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE


THEEEFROM II SEw-YOEK.
lBY TELEGRAPH To TIE TRrBrNE.l
WAsHINGToN. Feb. PA report recently pub
shed purportng TO give the conclusions reached by
the Senate Committee on Territories i'll the Indian
Territory investigation, turns ont to have been IN
correct in several important particulars.
For example, it asserts that the committee
mas ascertancd THAI no bonds predcated on
land grants III the Indian Territory have been
issued by any railroad company: but member OF
the committee is authority for the declaration that
the testimony shows that bonds TO a large amount
have been issued on the basis set forth but that the
evidence does not disclose the names Of the present
holders. II has been common report in Washing
ton fors-yorl years that some Of these railroad
bonds have been placed where they would 10 the
most good" toward furtherinr the schemes to throw
the Indian Territory open to the whites, and to dis
possess the Indians ofthcir lands and it is patent
fact that the interests Of the railroad and-grabber'
have been well represented and skiifnly managed
before the senate Commute" from the day the com
mittca va, 81 rcel with the investigation down 20
the present time.
\ half hour ytrdv of TIE TRIBUNE reports Of
the transaction, in railway securities on the New
York stock Exchange for three DAYS Of last week
shows some facts that ore significant and worth re-
co1dlng here. They may bo prafacod by the state
mcn' thl- The senate Committee on Territories held
spca al meeting on the evening Of February :. 10
consider the testimony audar.umcutsin the Indian
Territory Investigation. and what purUorted 70 he
their oorci sl1. Wa, publ shed In q New-lorA pa
PertIc fO.iOv.n- morning. February >.
The railroad company most dccplv interested in
Indian Territory lands i the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas. on the two days preceding inc publication
mentioned February 3 and A., 700 shares of the
stock Oi u, road were reported t. nave been sold
40 IS share. Ga the 9TH the sale, Ia NeW-f"rN
ran up ~ $500 shares and the price to G'- 81 the
asscuted bonds tue sales r@I mp from >l9,oD0 he
first two day. 10 5000 the last day, and tne
price from 30 10 j2l2 90 the second MORTGAGE
bonds thc!~ had been 30 sales reported from JdnE-
ary 81 10 February .. on winch dag the sales
amounted 10 S73 600 at an average advance from
prcviou, quotations OF about per cent lHr II;B-
t'Nf's money article of February . sc.d: Among
the raj road bonds the issues 81 the Missouri. Kan
SaS and Texas were most active, and Missouri,
Kansas and leXas was unusually active and rose 10
G7S on some talk about q favorable report IN Con
grc,. concerning the opening Of the lndIan IeuI-
tow
These facts show that the holdcrsof the stock and
secuTiucs of one railroad realized proht Of ahout
$4,000 u the transactions of single day IN New
York on a simple rumor Of q report that senate
committee would recommend the violation Of trca-
ties with the civilized tribes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-13

twenty cows that were sick died during the Summer o.
this pleurO- pneumonia and yet n has Deeh sa
there no case OF 10 In Kings County,
Yesterday afternoon Captain McKeUdr, or inc Ienth
Precinct, Brooklyn, destroyed COO quarts 81 mix rom
or sanitary SUPERINTENDENT RAYMOND 0"lS ."Ns 60
from these stables killed al the Johnson ave;
saughter-hOuscs Monday before the Brookyh Bo1td
OF Health were informed. and the meat "ts M,
with that or Western steers so that II eouIu HO' 'e
ideurned.
II was said yesterday that no orders had been given
in regard u stables in Flushing where SICK COWS su'
A. the American Veterinary College, No. 81 West
made ] examination Of the body Of cow when nau
been sick with pneumonia The cows right lung
hering To the ribs BY direction OF superintendent MAJ
Animals Of NrwYork photographs have been taken "a
Gah Feischmann Co.'S distilleIy and oil the aV''nHs
The mix question WAS re Judge Guderslccye yes
teriay. tie Court OF General sessions Inc law re-
qures that every milk shall have on 10 c NAM o.
the owner IN letters least inch long Henry Bat-
and Henry L. Cauncld each pleaded gAi!iy ~ VIZ
alton Of the law. and each =" a. hueL -; .,., Oh.
permits Of the M Tx dealers arrested on IueaY nynt
FOR selling sw milk AMI also tho permits OF tue 10 oW-
Common, 40. PSI Ed ori-gy5.: : Goodwin, No. 3o5
Bedfuri-aye; fienry Luotou. No. - sd,lman-st The
-,ultdry supernrndent vas directed 10 ue'tT' -, ''
milk coming from sWI stap,es. An olGt 80 ,r M
forbid NJ TIE IrJpTetOrs ~ slaughter houses lIo h
ug any cows unul the coEIiJion "t tIc
ana the Police Department vas requested io aI.e.t ai
they had permits from the Board ot lie IN. 800,
several CO.'S stables on Last Ncy-l ol,-tNc, LOS,
Law. sanitary superintendent R1vmond anu ~.
lirIcm 81 Brooklyn, II having been A9oWu Una. ',,''
- Iertopn, un.n4 n1d or, n.Ig" iAIG H., 49, 6o,1 a.
cilUi chat me stables frequently I-pe't' Hu
that la disease ina, Not been prevalent io ', ral tA
tint. Tie records, howcy.r, SHOW tua since '!,-9
co., have died, bus from what cause d, not Aug"
Dr. Cor',in, The veterinary SURGEON e tIt Ne
Health Board saf tlot DO BIS practice nc las NOT lvu
"A 81 b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-13
GFfIcI4L SALARIES II MINE

AUGUSTA. Ne. Feb. 12.-In the Senate the
Salary Dl passed inst 10 came iron. the House. with
The exception Of the pay OF RAILROAD Commissioners
receive - per day from railroad compaui D.
when IN actual service The salaries are as follows
Governor. : 800.
Judges Of supreme Judicial Court. $1,000.
Attorney -Geacrai, $1,000.
secretary OF STATE. $1,000.
Deputy Secretary OF state, 1900, and clerk hire
p 900.
treasurer OF the state. $1,000, and clerk hire 1000
Adiutant General, 5000, and CLERK hle, 1000.
Warden If tue state Prison, q 200.
Deputy Warden, $1,000
SUPERINTENDENT Of PuOllc Buildings $500.
NIyht Watchman at the state House, 5000
Eeportcrs ~ Decisions. 1000 each
STATE Librarian. 5000.
The salaries OF MINOR offices are reduced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-13
TIE RL-SSIAN SCOTEGE.

OFFICIAL -TATENENr That NE PLAGUE uAS Dis
APPEARED FE)H AsTRshHAN - q AEANItNE
xIAsrgFS.
ST PLrFESBrgT. Wednesday, Feb r., 80.
The GoIos publishes the following telegram
from the principal mhers " the Bour-" 81 A"
trakhan: Accori.ng TO Official and private export, the
endemic has entirely disappeared There have been 10
cases la this g %. rnmeut 'or several ia. -
scmipfic.al statement ls published ~ which COM
plant is made OF EoumGnias neglect 90 give notice I'D
Russia of har precautions against tho plague. The
- railway carriages containing I'm 'ln officers
l. considered especially un!.icnlly and uujl, fable
Roum,ua claims that her acton /, 30 accord vita tho
measures adopted by Austria and Germany
CoTENHAGEN, W,Iu"s lay, Feb. y. 1879.
The F,laeth!ng hIs voted " Urauc, for a b.ll ls;.
tutin: precautions again-t the plague.
NILNNt, Wednesday. FEB. -. 80.
The Pfcsss announces Tat the Aast:!aa Government
viii short order tAe same precautions ag1nt Turkey
n. aIc IN force AGAINST Russia. The navigation Of tho
Danube viii De restricted ana IT. suna mouth cOfcd.
CoN>rANuNOPLE. "Wednesday. IcJ y, 1919.
Prince IubaaoT las authorized measure, .Oi the dlslg-
r,crn a. NaruQ Eourgrs ~ arrivals from suspected
uor's Tho chief medical officer ar K8Yau declares thar
district 10 free !rOm the plague, OUt states that
mall quaint typhus prevails AZ ~,uiSoFa.