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YHLLow-FEvEn.


6psetal Dtspateh to 1hs Chicago Tribune,
WAsi1tNoroN; D. c., July M.--AEcmbors of.
the National Board OF Health are manifest
Ing some CONCERN at the reports Of the ap-
poMrance of vellow-iever III one Of tic
Southern cities, aud have assembled here to
study the sltuation. The Secretary Of the
Board says TINT there nre rs yet 10 lntltcn-
tions that tile fever will appear it this co,.n-
try thTs yenr, although 1t Ii now very bad IN
Havana Tho Board is rently 10 uaa evory
means within tts posoF to check the fevor It It
shall ono0 appear.
ExpoIrs. .
10 tha tPtat4T7, Assoetated I'1s.s
WASHINGTON, July. 2l.-VAluea Of exports Of
domcst'o provisions. tnllow. and dairy products
during tho gix months ontot juno No. s7i. .ls9.sgo;
corresponding tms year uRo, fG0, ~ Bt.J; val.
ucs OF exports of provisions aud tallow for olsht
months endod .Inly 90. 8ss III, ,1(t,: same period
the previous year, s7p,Qil,b7a; totnl values of
dnry producta for rHo months ended Juno 10,
1s8i 81, VA, sane period last year. $4,paS0 0o4.
= y. sI1.vElh >. s.'o~
Tho Troasury Department to-day purchaNotl
1t0,0oo OUNCES uf tlno silver for delivery at tho
rlhttadolphla, san' FrancIsoo aud Now orleaus
ia CIRCULAR
PURPOSE of asccrtanns ri he anpnt t1I f eo|I snG I'M
ayur u.11 II the manufacturers and nrta tn tho
ant unstoa a. st9tes ~ agrtnE tas st seal year Il
no!tcd and Worked up, tho .tue bars used, and
ftR fftnreRn o9ln, tiaat. and 9a. mganataetured g as.
.o.s s t Vm .nes lid bas a'Muse MI sase
Of $la 9eS ts in gold and silver used In tho mum
nor Indicated during tho tscal year Of 1880.
TllE' COLONIAL GovENNMRNTs
OF Now Zvalend, New South Wnles, mad Victoria
havc agreo4 to enter lnto. convention Tor .the
ssx,eahanse s,aau pt moaey-ortora with the United
la = t,., unfuoutu =, a.s ). ,..
, 1881-07-22

:, BpseidI UHpdfth ID The Chicago 1Flbiink.
WHITEWATER, WIS, July 2l.-W. II. vnn
Giesull, u prominent a,ld wealthy citlzcn Of
Whitewater, .ted tl,s morning OF apuploxy,
ut tho tEe Uf II.
Ito hts boeu Interested largely III mining opcr-
ntions III Colorado r0r several yours pratt and
atS yeNtA nKn wis u prominent Candidate for tho
UTILIZED stutoS SDtnt1, on tho admission Ut Col
OC,k1O 1utQ tho Union. =
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uNDl:1, TIE. WHEELS,

cpettaI 17F5pE17EH 10 7He LHttd90 7fbRhe.
ANDEissoSvlLLE, 1nd., July :I.-Wh!ls
go,ng ].onle. lust night On tile pan.llanda
1Mttway Ja,nast Hnltin,- living ut Elwood, vi,
RttuuS pr u train d ItlatRtl&ly killed. Illa boay
was horribly torn tu pieces.
, 1881-07-22
,CoLDwArElt. M1C1l.:,

CoLpwArEl,. Alfoll., July al.-l}uring q
sovero thunderstorm about midnight Inst
hight tho dwelling Of Stephen. feacl,nul, III
t'o''lwater Township, was ontlroly consumed b$
tlrr, toKpttar with most Vt tho cnntcntA. In.
s'l,Tsl for $a " tho Farmcrs st.t''ati LOSE
, 1881-07-22
A, MAYOR CENsunEI,,

CINCINNATI, O., July al.-The Coroner =, " y
day concluded the inquest on the poa' A.. y,
Charles peaks, who lost his lile 1T tas .s,a,, M
on the 8th 3nst.t which began !n tho sansrsi
Of +. J. Marqua l. Sons Tho Coroner ase.thurjtT
tho Mayor atid other oiileluls havtnR Ana ~ III
fur not requiring bottas means os s&saPs ~ ""
, 1881-07-22
FRIDAY, 22 PAGES

amount of .lamaso.. Hundreds of t,o,lars' worth
Of alass .yns hroknn. Nearly At tho large r,an-
AGRICULTURAL towns Indicate q largo amount pf
damage. n & >
, 1881-07-22

BnocKToS, Aass.. July 3l,-One Of. the
most violent .hunderstprIRs eyer known III
.Afa vicinity occurred .th!s aftarAoon. Tl4e
storm WIS accompanied by terrific shower
pf hatlsfonos, varying from hklr IN tneh 70 one
and q half inches In diameter, doing i largo
, 1881-07-22
EASTERN MASSACHUSETTS,

= losroS, July at.-Dtapatolles Indicate tllat
tho Thunderstorm tts-slay did considerable
lau'ng, III Eastors Massachusetts. The
lightning struck III many places, burning u
hntibsr OF barlls, killing soyernl horses,
shNlterIng ilaRstatls, telBgrapll-po!es, trcoa,
eta., aud i larNa uvaptIty u Window gtass Was
btakon ny tlylnx llllssllas Ant hall.sto1oa. Half
= tozsn lrostrltloas Of pG0pla wern reported,
wy struck 9nd hor Wtzzsu t0plnast splitltaFod.
John bha4idy. y stewart, Was kaockad sanSelesa
aud tho tnAte lnjur1l. ',s
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W
1lfr.1.ASD, q.

coEuMnus, o., Jhly at.--1.'sl,tntng struck
antl sct tiru to Il, barr, bclongi,,n ,o WtllyuM
Hunter, at ltiIlan. this county, mil Tho tG!,,.
tlrn atrt,nt,tsu mid twn tarxc sincks or wheat
wera destroyed. Loss about $a,o ,ooo; nss,rca Tor
, 1881-07-22
1SANEAEEE.:ILT.

K4ANkAKEr, ILL.,, Julyat.--Iigl,tntn struck
tho lnrgu stock bara on Cobb u Phillips
creamery farm this morning, setting It on fire.
IT, S tss'S t%o %so, M es osfssr ss oo, Ta tt;S tons
, 1881-07-22

DEATHS AL DECATUR; I'LL.
Special uispatch to Ias thtraob Tribune.
DEcAru,h ILL.,, July 9l.-A1rs. Peter Rogers,
agcd vi years, died of consumption Inst syai,-
Ing and was buried tu.tlny. Mrs. lIepry
IInl.owoil died OF tho. tatae disease hero tuis
morn!nG, Tie nortAIty ntnoilH cnltdren 10 ur.
usllulty large. -.
, 1881-07-22

:. rhoussnda OF w1,nen have beaa Rnslssly cured
OF tho most atuhl,Qru casea ot feW4la Wsafness
l1mpouud.' Beplto Mr.. Lydla.H Pinkhaut K8
Western avenue Lynu. ha1s,, Tor pxnlrhIsll
, 1881-07-22

8ptetol Dtspat<h to 1ne Chicago Tribune,
LAKE GENEVA, Wis, July 'ai.-A very 40.
vere rail'-stor,n, accompanied by terrllio
thunder mld lightning. visited tlIs section
last night. \ bnrn Of N. llunter. a fuw mllea
north OF hero. Wua struck by tho lightning, and,
together with Ita contents, entirely consumed.
, 1881-07-22

:. AT FOsrER's STATION. MlcS'
w. aptstal D.pateA Ia 9As cateaso aFsDan"
ANN AHuol1 July. al.-Wa!ler on1,sst ~. Ss.t
residence at Foster's Station. four u't!es .hou
Of here, was burned last night wasn wv ID 10
n ,4@ IN greenb&eks,' tln*ured for s"'@ ~
WlshE EeuA " Mutual : :, ),
, 1881-07-22

Sptetal I,t.pafth 10 nj CAitaeo .7riaunt. J..
GILMAN, 1Q., july al.-It Inns licen very
warm md aaltry hrrc to.tlay, the thernon,-
ctvr ranging frpu do to l0t degrees In tho sa.u
Thore wnro slight rains during the tlny ni,d
storm Indications tl,is evening.
, 1881-07-22

Special phpaseh to M Chicago Tribune. -
NEW pAMls, lntl., July 2l.-Ahout two
miles south of this plaue tina Cincinnati.
Wabash l. Michigan tracl wns su badly
washed that trlins ,Yoro unable tn RIM llntIl the
evening, Tho rainfall lust ljgtt wa. grtAt
, 1881-07-22

- ~ A., Inv iEa
Ana, O., July 9t,-A fire here ~ to1aI, i,,i..
stspyeass pFopasty $Yalued at S0'aos IN srs
ance. $lo, ,o0o q Tha1 pFinc!pat+ ~: .Atues
Wallos, book sioFeit W. r. ltqthroaken' F''
ann "a, n, Mprrlapu. Il t'.+'-t
, 1881-07-22

+. IN u. MILWAUKEE.

"7E*it 1&21I@N hV n H33t Z y ~ =
! fMlLwAuKEg,' W4a., July al,-'rhe storm Is
general Nll over the: State; aud las done
great damage 10 hay .liid al grR.n crops, :, 1t
L. QUO Qe. tue heaviest tHtnSa!ls Of lato years,
dnali! Erntns arg be4teu lueo. tho kroliuA Ia
many sws 'oess'ses 4L1ghshpg bag doue some dam
, 1881-07-22

: READING. pa., July Ala rock slide toos
place In tie Washington quarry, near Slat
i1,gton. to-day instantly crushing 10 dtila
William Coi1ta and Charles E!tlman. ~
, 1881-07-22

I 'QVIuNuuS, q, July 'al--Ons hunalsa ea,tss
slxty: shocks Of wheat, owned ~ uS0is iss
Bsukatt, 81 Delaware County. were p%su nrr cosr
lnVulcated " lhe strxu w i locomotive 'F~
, 1881-07-22

A!K1H Et9 II. 1NI8l3UII., -
AFtroS. o., July 2l.-Jan,es +. Abbott,
Chief Engineer of the Continental hallway, died
here last night. ',.~->'s' =:
, 1881-07-22
TEnDINAND HPEER

:, :. TEKDINAND APEER.~
6psetoI Dapateh to 1ns uhteopo Tribune. <,
WATERFOWL, WIS.,, July ai.-FuulInand
Syeor, a. prominent resident. for tliirty-four
years died to-day utter a long 'tlnoss, aged 81
yClFN, ~ -. -
, 1881-07-22

WAuKEuAN. ILL.,, July 2l.-GGorge NJ.
Russell, OF, old resident OF this city, died this
inorning. Mr.. ttusse.t WINS a yenrs G1, hnyng
,buon a builder tu this city for muily y0lta. iH6
leaves WlfG aud suveral grown children.
, 1881-07-22

GAIT. ROBERT N1ELvILLT.
Special Dtsnateh to The Chicago Tribune.
DAvESpoltT. IT,, July al.-One of tho old
est stculnb0at,nen and commanders OIL tho
uppor Mississippi tltotl hero tn-day very sudden.
" IL tho person OF Capt. 1tobcrt MclsIlle, ngcd
, 1881-03-09

DIX. JoI1NsroSE, tho American representa-
tive Mt the Intentional Canal Conference,
sends the American Geographical Society q
surprising statenent concerning the 1,Ieans
used by De Lcsseps to rnIse funds for hls
:annl scheme. THE widest misreprcseita.
lions seeii to hare 1eel, iada'gasl In, II Is
even inserted that De Lcsseps causc4 the re-
purt to be SPREAD abroad tllat President
Hayes Ind SPOKEN fayorabfy OF t1so Panama
Canal III his annual Mcssa4e. Another cor
respondent sends word that the subscriptions
weru obtanet from the poorest class of the
Frrisel punpio, atld 20, 900 women nre slit to
be Included among The Subscribers. IT these
representations aro true, day IF reckoning
Is surely In store for II. .lc Icsseps, II lis Will
be considerato enough to live until It Is
ready for hlnl.
, 1881-03-09

1'ttE nomination of Wayne MacVcugh Is
referred to by tho Cincinnati Commcfcittl ms
"anttacious." So In one sense It Is: Mr.
Alacycagsl represents MI element iii tho 1sc~
publican party which, iii tho opinion Of tho
Bosses aid the unKineerso Of tic machine, 1t Is
fifg', trenson to rechEnizo In my why. Yet
It Is unuuestlol,abIy nj, element without
which Mr. Garfield cnald hayu been ilcithcr
nominated nor elected. 1t Includes ull those
voters l1Ilon whom the bonds Of pnrty obliRa-
ton rest lightly. Tliu fact that the Indcpcns!.
ent Republicans do not figure largely III tho
primaries OF the conventions Is no indication
Ut tl1oir strength. They arc not assitu0us iii
their attendance upon those placcs bc-
causo they To nut wish to be bound
by the resnlt. But II tito same lest
should be imposed npu1 all who vote
the Republican ticket Mt tho polls as tho
Bosses attempt to require Ut tic Independ.
cnts (lhat Is, n declaration OF filth In the
dpctrine Of Doss infalElbiltty) there would
l'ave bcen something less than 4,oo0.oo Re.
publican votes polled Mt the last election.
Fudeed. tho contest would lave been rather
bctwcelt Weaver Md Garfield for tic mi'lor-
Ity vote thnn between Garfield md Hancock
for The majority. Mr. MacVcagh's non,inn-
ti0n ts good one. not only Gecause he Is In
| all respects qualified for tho Office, but be-
cause he belongs to II class of citizens who
haye contributed morn pertnps thai my
other tn make tho conscience ot the fleput-
( ltcnn party wlint tis.
, 1881-03-09
THE STAn.R0UTE ABUSES,

Something III tho nature OF Il scnrtlal was
developed III Washington yesterday, which
revtyes tho Stnr-ROuto abuses. The charge
Is nlalto By orc liint[s tint Mr. Brady tho
Sccond-Assistant l'ustnaster-Gcnernl, who
has the supervision Of this branch Of tho
Post-Ollice Department, WIS guilty III n spc-
ellie Instance Of receiving brlbc, OF share
Of n so-called "co,nn,issi0n," which was
paid to Il broker for increasing tho cUmpeM-
satio1 for certain special rotttu, artl for OK
ciutllng bona.h bEttcrs ut q lowcrrntc. The
particulars Of this alleged transaction Will
be found ntllong the Washington dispatches.
1t Is PROPER 10 sny that thu l,lan who brings
the charge has been clnsscd among tho Ills
appointed contractors, a1ll was formerly
suspected Of corrupt practtccs In connection
with the same service. and TINT tho proof Is
not clcnr rs to tho particular case which lie
now produces. at tho same timo Ills afIl-
dnvlt and letter supply naw evItlcrc0 In IL
general way Of tho abuses which ',nyu long
been suspected In this branch OF tho
Postal Service, antl suggest the Wis
dom of NJ, entlre reorganization of
tho Department. 1t IS salI TINT this
case was brought to tile attention OF the latu
Attorllcy-General, who did not sec fit to
prosecute 1t, and tllat 1t only lniIcd Of inyus-
ttgntlon ut the i,alltls Of tho lato Congress
because 1t conld not be brought beforo tint
body IN time to complete tlle necessary ex-
animation. 1t should be ting bas's Of Il thor
ougll scrutiny under the new Postmaster
Cenera!. The appointment OF Mr.. James
MS tho lead Of tic Post-Of1lco Department
tas been ncceptotl throughout the coutl-
, 1881-03-09

tho Al,tcrnnn-nlt towari ntoinaot alli fht: hut
tic con,partHon Il 'ngo1nprte unless wn fnteGtl
slu Alderman whcn''iD III ID, hnt1 mako 4 family
tntn Of him then. Tho Alderman watld "nsntt
nut ns tlncs tho hnY nn1 his progeny. md bo OF
III AIIt,1iAt
!. Tho rUr,ucr hon had moro n,,sctu and less rat
thau tho pr.seIt hnE.-had tn1ro yitallty,-lasl
fuwcr discusses hut III fAtnl objection, tho foetl
hn nto was OF innro rhlnu slnn Ills llcah.
Tho present hog fattens, tut u set!mn hoaithy.
merry. hut TIM alagp!sfl h!nck hlood. rrom.c.l
l'y he.rt su,nlter than II should be, onat!cs
hn IL live A1onK, with Erent cnrC, il.ltil lin IL
roady for market. Ills lnHs nrs 50 siul!chte thnt
"na .sloxxing" hi,n; lila iynr fssltseHlored l.
Mrc suit md casiy lrokcn. Iit4 intnatincn nra
full u wnI fte has cntarrh, trichinlB. csaulorn,
eie. Tho improved ~ hug ia fast dcRcnerattng
--and wtint next?
W. commend this perhaps somewhat OK
aggeratctl statement uf tho casc to thoss cll-
gagged a,lt Interested III fog-ruIstng, not only
III Illinois, but also III tho other eor.i-grow-
iag mud lIog-raislng States OF tho Northwest
, 1881-03-09


The decision OF the English Government
to grant an aruistico to the Beers, pending
Its further arrangement Ut terms of pcaco to
10 Offered tl.eiu, IL at yarIanee with Its prac.
ttccs lfthurtowhl Mt war with its rchellious
colonists, ald indicates, rs clearly rs my
thing cn,,, Il determination to back out OF
Jingoisnl. 1t Ii evidently beginning to dawn
upon tho mIlltls Ut tito Ministry tint tho I3eac-
onseld policy Ut unlimited Heterogeneous
annexation is 4 dangerous une, and tiiat Eli
gtalMps present possessions aru largo enough.
Fllo decision to rGtlro from AtKsuntstnn,
after n war which hns caused heavy loss OF
life and cost hundred millions Of dollars, to
suspend tho building of their railroad to
Calidahar, and to retire tehind tlso[r "scen-
titto frontier" Is ailothor instance OF tl,ls
policy. There IL no question, of thu wisdom
ot this step III Asln. 1t will enablu tho llrit-
lsh TO husband their resources md to con-
ccntrate thotr forces III 1ndin, anl, butter
than aIl else, 1t will tend to conclliato
tho Afglais ulu tlInke friends lnstcal ut foes
OF then III tho uyant Of all appruacl. to
tho frontier by Russia In n,,y way tint 1nen-
aces India tho Afghana q rc likely to buco,no
thotr allies, ntMl to dispute tho passngo Ut
the Kussiats across their territory, whereas
1t the English should rotatn their occupation
OF Afghanlstan They must Inevitably make
enemies vt the Inhabitants.
Tho now policy III African Trnnsvnal af-
fairs, following 10 closely upoN tho Afghan
rctrogrntle pollcy, sl,ows that tho Govern
lnent feels 1t to bu safur to rostro in q meas
urc, md 10 patch up Il peace Will. thon that
will gtvo tlloM observation-disclosures, ana
, 1881-03-09

Over Goo rnce-hOrses nro In training Ia
kentucky, which Is sufficient rcfutattop Of tbs
slanderous assertion In Cincinnati paper that
tho commercial prosperity Of that stato was oa
tao "ane.
"Do yGu wnnt s0mc poems Oil tic sn0W"'
nsks malignant creature In hfichgau wc DO
not. We wnnt them tudor the anow. Hunt up
tho biggest drift In your nctghboshool at 0ucs
md begin digging.
The Stnto militia of 1Tossachuse,ts arc to
haya !, nnrni1c Mnroh n. Tho ,iry- von,Iz mer.
chants had not decided, at ,est accounts, whether
to closo thoIr stores OH that day or entleayor to
run things With tho cush boys.
u1hopo tha nav gpcretorv o1f state wifi
~ rv s1o .'sM .s,a ,s ~ ~ noa. n"Ig ior ~
,o,non runoh at,mi,,strat,on shulI cabls
1,rcs,dont a. rei1.. no,,cv tn I'm 1,nen NJ s,ou
n. ~ ia known n-Sfr E.isy,r,i 1,hor,,tu,
go
i>lato tiutu 1'as 'oucu W ac' et.et '''"'"e"
ehehI SonR. Wh1ca 10 aa e*n,oislo'l III pan,
1o'nlmo u Inc euorla OF Young laaS " s'Hs ~
t. tot t.ar ~ " n,orv sas
tbnt t,ns ,o., ,,o ~, IN vn,,r, I,ly,Iny.
n,,.- ~,.. -. .,...',s ,o.. =, n.
aHo cu!u.h.. ~ cnet' 'o"totaa5 ts9"o ~ NV w,
New forx 1ffoHte acsoted TO Rhitttng has ~
last aceomplishea lsa purposc' ar leu s, sp
teotna1 10 MISC h'''S, OF Ca'tofhtl. ha''hs UsI
atho'thcea. "heh u comes 10 writing po"'1t.' ~.
cu'torIale on now 70 turn AROUND tho eoshe.
stooklng"neol w1thoot a"c0f1us' "nito'a" 'AAs'
tae cake'
Tilp editor Of tho San francisco 17go11das
has sent to this o1llco u COPY OF ls paper con-
tR!p,pg an opc,, Iottur. written by husrlr. to tho
Senators Of the United Statqs, which Is heavily
marked in hiuo puncil, II Ae had s!nltlat!f
decorated all tho articles in the sumo paper
stolon from TuE Tu1nuHE aud printed u
4 ha01t
, 1881-03-09

and then, Will, the yute Of Senator Mnlone,
they will be nble To rip ur tho transaction.
This tnlfi nt M extra session TINT has bcer
rifo during Tho past few days seems to be Gil.
tlrcly Without foundation. It. is certain that
tho President md Ills chief advisers are up
r0scd tD an oxtrn sessUn, though t[ig subject
hns not set beem canynssett Mt 4 meeting 1T
tho Cabinet. Tile fa!lnra of tho Funding bin
wot,ll alone bu II sufficient provucation for
converting Congress- nj all early tlay, but tho
Treasury Department 1s advised oil nil
sl.lcs and In inclined 10 tho belief tint
It will be nble to take up alM caliccl
tho 500, ,000, ,0W Of per cunts TINT shall l,e
subject to cali after May i. Notwlthstanti-
Ing doubts that have been recently expressed,
1t Is believed there Is alnpla authority OF Inv
for tho salo OF the Sl04, ,000, 600 OF per cents
TINT remain un,icr tho old Funding net, and
these can un1uest1onabIy bo disposed OF
Mt n high premium. An amendment was
MISC attached to tho sunsIry Civil bill.
Mt tho instance Of Senator Dayar1, which
authorizes tho Secretary OF tic Treas
ury 10 use all tho surplus revenue
Of tho Government as he mny lctm
proprr to 90 into tho market md
buy bonds. 1t is estimated tl,at soo,o00.-
000 Of tlc 9 per cents cnn be taken up #, this
why hefurc thu next regular session. II tllcsu
ESTIMATES be correct, tho resources Ut tho
Treasury will be ir excess Of tito require
snents for tho redemption of the outstanding
U per conts, md the saving III Interest will,
under such procedure, probably eQunl tho
saving that would DO tnate under llow
Funding law embracing both and & per
cents, nfter allowing for thelelay tllnt would
occur III securing Its passage and tho cost of
MI extra session.
Those nto other considerations that wefEt,
ngainst MI cxtrn session. Ii Is fcit TINT a re-
assembling Of Congress this spring would
lead TO financial disturbance through! pro-
lonxc.t discussion md uncertain results. Tic
new Congress will bo very closo In my
event. There nrc a,.i Will bc within the next
few days several vacancies OIL the kepub-
lean stdu; at my rnro In tho seats held by
Ntessrs. Congcr, Frye, and Morton. Mr.. kas-
son las not yet returned from Vienna. Spe-
| cini eluct!ons mar not fiji the vacancies for
several weeks. Tbs Republicans are as-
sured of their ability to organize tile House
| WITH d full membership on their side Tliey
lsaye minority Of one over Democrats aid
Grecnbackers combined, and may CONT OH
Hyatt Smiths vote, the independent sue
ccssor OF Chlttentlo,l. from tho first,
and wiEl nlso receive several ot the Green-
back votes II there be such struggle ny 10
cntiangcr tic election of Democrat. hut It
will be itnprulent to hazard the organization
Of the House pentllng tile Republican yacali-
cies. Ii tho Senate Should 10 organized by
tao Democrats now, aid nn adjournment
| forced without CONFLICTING the confirmation
, 1881-03-09
HOG,

Ihe controversy On LUG report OF Mr.
cl"A1p' u1o nt1L4s'4 .oasut VI ih'n1uelpHla'
cunce.nii's tAe au'hoef ol HUGS ul"t aica III
Illinois III 1o!v' Ii entirely sensational. Mnci
lna'g'at!oa has poem Expressed becansa tnas
oilleeF maao sueh report t"heh tho Official
lae's SUSTAIN he 'eaFes' VAIN qaall'4ca-
lion With which tlat gentleman was u1lac-
daalhtea. .....
1ne total nunoer OF hoKs reportea ny ue
assessors III !lay, ls'9, I'll ILLINOIS was a,1o1t
oal; iharKetca. 2,'El:1s logs, OF q total
gross weight OIL 70' os6ls pounds.
Daflng the year. necordlng to the otl'elal
statotheht' thero alea Ill Illinois, from hog
cIolera lslu other causcs'-that is' aleu on tho
iarln.7-oto' IN hogs ahu pigs, havlng gross
weight ol 49S@5oi pounds Tho total n"na-
Der oI iht hof's sois aiid of INC hogs a'id i'tEs
winch diet1 was 3.@n,olo'--oxceedlng tho
humber rs nsscssetl Ill May BY nearly halt
lutll1on. Ino number OF hogs asscsscd for
May, 1bSo, Is y, ,lI3,5a7.
IAo average weight OF tho logs md plEa
tint dloi III 18'o was only seventy-three
pounds, showing TINT tho bulk OF them died
wien small. nnu tlsat the mortality did not
extcnd very heavily into tho family of fat
hugs. 1t Will ho seen, therefore, TINT, it,
clallhg tho pigs that died III lnfnncy, III tho
litter, and bcf0ro reaching one-fourth Of
their ordinary growth, the number was small,
compared with the Il, ,5oo, 900 OF hogs on hand
md bred during 1871. 1t Is no moro than tho
ordinary average loss by death among swtno
Wien bred In such numbers rs they arc In
Illinois.
But the moro important consideration is
that these hogs and pigs dIoa OIL tho farm,
and formed no part of tic pork herds that
entor tho packtng- houses, or mako up tho
pork known to commerce. No hog tint Ia
diseased can make the Journey to Chicago
by rail and live; no hog TINT il sick or dis
easet1 can n,nko TINT fonrnev nm, ,,cccyvo tha
merchants WHO buy healthy nnitnhls for
.ns.,,. ~ 'oH' ~ Nnoe.' "os' % Nv
Ieescd III nh Instant n1lu separated from tho
herd. IS soltl tn TIM manufacturers nj urnnsc
.,., J.. ..,. ..>,t.."' ~ -. 49, - e's~'
nha u l'e9or permitted, even II " wcfo phys
fcntty pt{e. tn entcr tta pncxtnp-l1nusn. In
H. w. 80. o"a ~ 4a
%1''o c'ts, "HoEe sulna 0soVo,un Ut ltSo Ho9s
nrg bought aud slaughtered annually. tl1n
pot.f,ara mn, IN. tbo trn,.na ,,,.i,,,, - ILL,
pee"esa u"1 ~ t4o "!ofest tale!uE w Ht1a III
for ,1l finn, i'm, ,t H., ,,,t, - ,o,,.',
lu' al1 tl'ey ouy Ut tle pglco OF 80nha, healthy
hogs, MID nro not likely to be deceived Into
nnvfnv f,u ,,r;ro ,,,r ,o,,,d f,,r ,,,,,,, ,o h,
F"@ AAas *"'A k*@A1 F0A PoAllA 4u4 0fHA oHH sluN
, 1881-03-09

Colonies. Lord ]}rabOarllo quoted numerous
authorities Ii. Justification ot Ills statement.
III ono Of Dr. i.vingstonu's letters he wrfsus:
NJ portion uf Tho country belonged 10 tho
"%rs @ ;oy s, ha1 ntspGa. ,e ss q
c',,ntnant WIS sent ngainst him uy Mr. Trsiorns,
S' M' icsse lit H. towi,. x!" sixty " is Ill ps
nnh curr!cl ur upwards Of .1o wn.csl and rt!l-
,lrcn nt 'lese n"my nt t1e f"t'rr % VII G1scupc'
They Mrc snlt, md l,tYht NJ Slaves. md hhvu
myself Rcrn md c,nlyersntl with stitch tAk0n
fron, othor tribes mud llsing ~ tlRsca
The English 1'luc-l3ouk says:
Tho wilnlo worId ,nay know 1t, for it Is truo.
rIbIe "details, thut thrun4h tho whulo cot.rae Of
tbls ltcpn'c'a cxstcnsu It hns nctc' IN cp'ltr,'.
hls ocg.,rrcd, not nnly hero md thorn III isoatc
casrs but as t, t11,llrnkc prlctlee i,ns l,cc ono
ct the pcc.lllnr Institutions Of tho country,
utxet III with nj! lts EetAl Ntld polttunt llfn It
ns bcen at thu root nf tnast 0f Its wnrs: 1t has
bceu carried OIL rc9l1inrIy cvct1 III tho times Of
f'cGce.
Iii 1905 tho Legislature Of Natal passed tic
following resolution:
Tint ryrr siifce tho nnndxatf0n At the Grange
lsiver soverei9nty tsnco nhantonotp in Isls, tho
n.ntsrnnt, farmers who settled over Tho VaaI
.sr Ss @ sfys y So %rea ct s epuSe 9Sx
hayo carried on n sVste!H Df aiareru iitnlor tho
Rn!so q chistl,.aprrenticashtp cblldrrn
nLn9 tho result III rni,1a carr!etl on hRntnst
nntlvc tril,os, wllnap nun ar0 slaughtered, hut
Ieas s!s!aysd ana sol.i| rs rs "appfonticcs," tho
othor being appropriated.
In tho satno year, the Duke of l,ucking-
Transvaal. warned him that "1f tho Doors
continued to violate tho anti-slnveryarti
t;reat Britain would hold herself discharged