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Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1881-09-03

HOTEL ARRIVALS.


HAsEnoDT's noTEL--c. A. ,HAsERoDT, PRO.
PRTETOK.
VIM. Wilkenson, Edwin A. Newell,
JEFF McDermott, Deadwood; r. Ruesche,
c. echlaning, II. T.. Erb, Gafiebaugh, l..
$. Bowen, Rockeryille; John Elliott, II.
w. Austin, r. $. Lewis, Central /; A. S.
Baker, L. q. Overland, French creek |;
A. j. Chambers and family, Rockerville;
q. B. Goodell, Cheyenne; j. w. More
Beaver creek; Il. T. Oven, N. vcrplast,
Rockford Frank IIotten, Tigerville; Q.
r. Jepsep, W. w. Smithson, Lead City |:
Thos. Turner, J. Bransmith, Hat Creek.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1881-09-03

Dora n. Thorspson.
Plaintiff
| William w. Thompson
Defendant

The Territory of Dakota sends greeting: To VIII.
liam w. Thompson, the above named defend
ant.
You are hereby summoned and requested to an
swer the complaint OF the above named pluintiff
which was fled with the clerk of the District
ritory at his office In the town Of Custer CITY, In
said county on the 10th day of August, A. d.
1881, ard to serve copy Of your answer to said
said Custer City, d. T.. within thirty days after
the service OF this summons on You, exclusive Of
the day of such service: or the plaintiff will ap-
plant prayed for, together with costs Of this
ton.
Dated At Custer City, ID. t. this 18th day Of
August, 4. ID. 1851.
L FRANKLIN w. KNIGHT,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1881-09-03

Pioneer 3lSt: In answer 10 an adj
vertiscment in the Pioneer, Il small girl
appeared at the residence of one Of our
six bit nabobs on silk stocking hill, AMI
applied Tor the situation. In answer to
the query proponndcd by the lady OF
the two room mansion as to where her
mother lived, she replied:
"She lives in Fountain City"
"Have you got any father"
"Yes mann, but he has gone out to the
carbonate camp to strike a bonanza, but
my mother told me if was good girl
and would 60 out to work she would get
me a step father until the camp busted"
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1881-09-03
The President.
Special To the CHEoNIcLK.

Washington, Aug 3.-The president
passed comfortable night and it is
now conceded that his chances for re-
covefy are good. Pulse, 100.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1881-09-03
For Sale.

A good four-room building opposite
the corner on which the court house Ii
to be erected. Apply at this Office.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1881-09-03

A charm for n watch chain and gold
ring. The owner can have same by
proving property and paying for ss:,s
notice.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-31
WHITE PINE NEWS
HAPPY NEW YEAR"

A sweet little maiden awOke from her slum-
bers,
When first the bright morning began to ap-
pear;
And when in his glory the sun rose upon her.
She sprang up and wished him q Happy
Year.
~ thank you, my darling . the sun gaily said,
As on her bright ringlets bis radiance ne
81 must give you sOmething-p what will
As a token for all your kind wishes to me7
I'll give you, sweet maiden, the light of my
To greet you and guide you wherever you
And whsn clouds of sorrow your path over
The CLEAN Of my arrows shall drive them
away.
Como now in life's morning when all things
And give thy young heart to thy Maker and
And then when thy sun in the west goeth
He'll SGT thee forever n gem in His crown"
The child was delighted to hear the sun talk
As upward in glory he went on his way;
And aha said to herself, w hen comes the
still evening
I'll wish tho stars also and see what tneyHi
say"
She did: and found that they too had a
And hymned their Creator in triumphant
And not only they, but there broke on her
From all things around her a Happy New
Year"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-31
eE q NEWS ITEMS.

Un
The National dept on December LIST
was 81, 77S ,2S5, 34O.
In choosing seats in the house, Far
well, of Illinois, got Garfield's seat,
hut a New York man is in Garfield's
shoes.
Mayor Harrison of Chicago thinks
the law should never give a profess
sional criminal the benefit OF II
doubt.
A package sent to Guiteau on Sat-
urday last upon being opened was
found to contain a piece OF rope.
I. p. Jones, of Nevada, has been
chosen a Director of the United
Globe Electric Light Company.
Within a year, it is prophesied, the
fare by rail from San Francisco TO
New York will be reduced to $50,
tirst-class.
It Is stated that the President has
recommended that the Maiheur
Indian reservation be abandoned.
The lands will be thrown open for
settlement.
In Garfeld's lifetime the Christian
Church at Washington was
Snndays. Now it is almost deserted.
So soon are we forgotten when we are
goue.
The bridge from Brooklyn to New
York has been completed for passen-
ger traffic, but it will take mother
wear at least TO finish 1t. IL Is the
greatest bridge in the world.
By a dispatch received Monday
afternoon from Washington the og.
den Pilot learns that the consider
alton of the Utah Delegate contest
has been postponed until the 10th oil
next month.
John A. Ingraham, a miner at
Mount Union, ga, placed a can OF
dynamite in a stove, to dry IL. II
package exploded, tearing h build
ing to pleces, killing lnSraham, Ills
wife and four children.
The Lord Lieutenant of Ireland a
issued a circular to the police, inform
ing them that the proclamation de-
clarins the Land League a criminal
association includes females, and d.
recting them to take some measures
against women participating in any
illegal proceedings.
Only an lrishman has wit enough
to make a virtue out of a vice. pal,
remember you owe me a smiling,
said a gentleman to his servant.
With a grim smile Pat replied, 81
will not forget it, your Honor, and
may your Honor live in health Till l
pay you.'
The Carson and Colorado Railroad
now charges but 50 per ton for carry
ing ore from Santa Fe Dis riot TO
Dayton, whereas it used TO cost SOC
by the old slow and tedious method
of teamling, thus making a saving OF
500 per ton.
A man IN Chenango county, n. Y,
is the owner of a mammoth cooler,
in which he has 10Y stored about
5000 barrels of eggs. These eggs are
purchased during the summer at
very low prices and carefully packed
away, and at this season are shipped
to New York, where they are sold at
good prices as .'fresh-laid eggs"
Official society Is now being much
exercised over the fact that while the
new British Minister, Hon. Lionel
Sackville West, j. a bachelor, he has
q family OF children, w OF whom he
wishes to live with him. The New
York World has this to say OF 1T;
.sOught we 10 visit hiin?" aud con-
cludes as follows; s'it must be admit
ted that IL can notfail to be awkward.
for heads of families TO explain to
their households how the foreign
Minister car be at once a bachelor
aud also the head of u family"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-31
Delinquent Sale.
0TAR MINING COMPANY

Location of principal PLACE of bnsino.. :
francisco, California.
Location Of works, Cherry Creek. wh,,.
Pine County, Nevada.
N0'lce. There is delinquent upon N.
following described Stock. on accom-, 4
Assessment NO. 81. levied on the 18th day ~
October, 1881, the several amounts set onno-
site the names of the respective Sharebold.
ers, as follows:
No. No.
Certif- Shares. AM.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-31
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ w. b. Drake and Wilson Carey have
this day, by mutual consent, di.snlved The
copnrnership heretofore existing between
the, a in the harness and saddlory business,
nnder the firm nalne Of CAhEY X DRAKE.
The business will herea tor be conducted by
4. w. Griswold and W. b. Drake. under The
hrm name of GklSW0LD X DRAKE.
w. b. DRAKE,
WILSON AkkY.
Dated at Cherry Creek, september !, 1851.
nl9-lm
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-31

EoR THE REDEMPTION or WHITE
j Pine County boDds wi be Tccs byed at
the ofles OF ih c. niy Treasurer OF Whit
Pine County, IN Hamilton. Tor tn, SIN Of
Two THOUSANDS i've Hundred Dollars
said PIop"saIs Eill b. ope ned hv tho Fund
ing Commissioner, nt the 1Tessar r. ofhcs,
on Monday, JRuurr9 =, ltN2 n l. o'clock A.
GEO. = N GoNkEY.
County Treasurer, White I ine County.
Hamilton, \ oYeinbcr ?. 1881. d5-lm
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-31
NOTICE TO CO-OWNER r.

ITO z. NJ. CLARK You WILL PLEASE
i t4Ee notice That ! haNecxf CT ded the sun
Of slS y n assessment work on your account on
fha Mary Am Mine. lewt q IN shcrfy Crock
Mining DIuIicf. totnfY OF " bite J Ice, STATE
at Nevada. during The wears ~ and leo.
and unles= this sum, toy Their with The costa
Of adYerlfsing this n%atisf. - paid wi hin
ninety dnss at o the expiration 81 fhe publ
cation ~ this unffs Yaftf Interest W The said
Mary Ann MIN al be forfeited ard revert
10 me Ia ace rduHes with the provisions
Of an Aci OF Congress. anrr"yed May 10.
Is72. and Acts nua .ndatofy hereto.
JAMES CINNlNGiIAM.
By +. J. CoWLrYs Asent.
Cherry Greek. S%ettcmhsr is. 1851.
sl7ADd
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-31
Auditors Notice 10 Taxpayers.

A rDITOR's OFFICE. WHITE PINE
Il County, Neveada, December ], 1881.
have his daV delivered To tho District
Attorney o. White Pine County tho Delin.
unless the Tax th9rein seucih q are paid to
IN Comfy Treasurer rs EN-ufieio Tux Ne
ceiyer WI hin twenty Coz DAYS from he date
h reof. nciioa will be eumm nc d b. b Dis
tfict Atorney Tor tho collection OF said taxes
WI. TIMs0N.
County Auditor % White line County.
Hamilton, December Z, 1851. dd-St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-08
REPORTS From NAVAL VESSELS.

WASHINGTON, March 7.-Captain Meade.
commanding the United States steamer Vandaiia, Ie-
ports from Port Spain, Trinidad, February 10, that he
expected 10 sail at once for Grenada.
Commander Bryson reports from MontevideO, Uru-
quay. January 10. on board the nagship Shenandoah.
that the general health tho vessel good.
The Marion was at Sandy Point, Strait Of Magellan The
Shenandoah Will remain for some time at MOnteYdeo.
Rear Admiral Stevens commanding the United States
Naval force OF the Pacific Station reports from Panama.
FEBRUARY o. that he would leave the flagship Pensacola
for the coast Of Peru that day. and that hs subse
quent movements would be guided by the news
which no might receive. The Wachusett was
TO leave ON that day Tor san Francisco The
in time TO reach Panama by April 10. where
she has been ordered 10 remain for month then TO
cruise between Panama ana halinas Cruz. The Adams,
which arrived Panama on February TO- 'ordered
TO proceed 10 CaaO Captain Meade, on board the
United States steamer Vaudalia at 81. Thomas West
Indies February 49, reports HIS arrYa at that place
The United States SteSmcr.Ailanee arrived at Baton
Rouge, La, this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-08
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME oaAHsEss Lawrence T. -jcnTt opens a.
% n Calendar ~ G "a "a az ss b S s Isl
~ ~ ii iaS 49, s sos &c., as a2s a2 ga a.
Hsss4s 91sn. eSs ts 2ss ~
t t 4 t 4 4ss az s ss gSS 1 aS 9 s 49,
49, 95s 1884, as sss S6 Sc2 sSs Sol sos So7 bos:
5E sS s1d 81! SO
NS! IS a % i 1 GD'P 9gs SS aSs
ssos ss55 5sS5 1855 1872 1920 o S3s Ssig
5gGs ssS kSSS 1902 5ggS sS5 1888 2sS9 9 9S1
PART 1I-Barrett IUsurt OSsns 1880 Nos 1901,
5s $50 24iS 1906 1888 1858 S1S2 257S 1885, 1885, 1885,
P8IT ffi-van Worst, Court opens a. 1880 m-caso
on PplestOn ACT MSSGOcf o. al No DAY SSenSa and
Freedman and Truax, J.Cgurt opens az II mIAPPeass
from OrdersNos l. L. g. g. q g. o. TO- II, H. H. ID H. 10
SPECIAL TEaM-spelr Jcourt opens at 10 m Calendar
CoMsox PLRAs-dESERAL TERM-Daly C. J., Day and Van
ic7 Ell S. III IT, Ia li5 lis llS no 100 i8 l2s
sfEc1L TEE,r-Beach J-Court opens at IL a m.-NO
Mos u.s. 1913 1863 $685. 393 US 1888. 1910 6TS. 66l
20 400 1885, G6G 1865 S7s 1906 en- 1882 $780, 1887 $685.
PARIS MS II and IIIAdiouned for tho term. ,.,
MARINE CoURr--TRIAI rERA-PARr I.-Sheridan J-Conrt
10 mN9s 44s 2sS3 .S S5S9 SoS s 5SoS 47O0
4I1 ope1s az ii a. 47o7
1914 1906 1903 64O9 476l, 3S7 S7il. 46Ss 6l4S 40O
OYER AID fFaMSER Danies J-COurt opens at IL a. M.
GSSsRG sFssioSs-PARr T-Gnderseeve, 1.-The People
John Ryan, Henry Ward grand aT9eny same agt Chas
BOskey arson Same Charles Merdi Thomas Ilmmers
Thomas Hoey feonous assault and battery same ag
Andrew Murray, same agL Kate West, Kate
ORourke Anthony smith, grand lareeny; Same ag Edward
Murray assault and battery same agt Michael oConn0r
John Leonard James Mcdonald burglary same agL Henry
Ridley. petit larceny same agt stephen CesasA barth3,o
tmeW Macncado and battery same ag Charles wal
lers Joseph Parker Henry er, Peabody Webster lottery
PAEr H. smyth, RThe People agt Charles smith; hem
icde ag' Ohm Kennedy Michael Rogan John DoIma
Charles Mundeck robbery same ag Paul funk fase pre-
lenses; Same ag Elias n. Crow William Johnson cruelty
Oanmals ag O0erdeck Thomas Carroll Charles car
tets James Brooks, LOdls wall, Pstck Gillespie lottery
Iaura
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-08
THE STATE SENATE.

ALBANY, March THE Senate tonight or
dered TO third reading. after short debate the I'M
portant bill defining the term Of " Lands as used In
the taxation laws Under this term the structures OF
telegraph surface and elevated railway and gas com
pantes will be taxed. This bill the first outcome Of
Goyernor Cornelrs Tax Commission. George b. Deane,
IT, clerk Of the Third District Civil Court in NewYork
reported, response to request OF the Senate that
last year there had 1,098 summonses Issued and
81 O05 received In fees which had been paid over 10 the
city treasury. ,-,. -, ,,-t
prOtetipR against the nigh fees eXacted at Hell Gate
Mr. JACOBS introduced bill for the relief OF the Long
Island Railroad Company, and Mr. Halbert brought In
one 10 confer additional powers on BOArds OF super
vlsOrs --, - -,
The contract for printing the session laws and slips for
1891 has been awarded 70 Weed, Parsons a. Co.
In repv 10 the resolution OF February 49, the
Commissioners OF Quarantine report that the expenses
Of the commission during the past year have been
$37 o93 43.
In answer to clause OF the resolution as 20 whether
in the opinion of the Commissioners the quarantine
tablishment cannot be made sesustalnng the Commits
sIoDeTs that the subject which the State desires
an opinion winch has not been considered by the
Commissioners, and of which they have no knowledge.
They therefore prefer not express opinion but 10
remit back the Legislature for Its judgment
thereon. The Commissioners state they advanced
$4,000 In Of the appropriation IN order that
efficiency of the establishment might not be impaired
and the city suffer by the introduction ef contagious
diseases.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-08
A SUIT AGAINST THE CITY.

Christopher II. Roberts has brOughtsuitagainst
the Police Department and tho city To restrain the Street
Cleaning Bureau from dumping and leo in the East
River The plaintiff owns water front In Brooklyn
about opposite Walst., and no claims that the dirty
Glow and Ice which have been thrown during the
season into the East River at the foot Of Sxeenh-st
have lled up his slips, aud diminished the depth OF
water OF hts wharves TO such extent that he
has suffered great loss The plaintiffs motion for an In
junction pendeDte lite yesterday morning before
Judge Lawrence At Chambers LIN opposition Corpora
ton Counsel Whitney argued that as there was ample
time ~ try the case before the next season. the
Court should refuse the injunction since t was obvious
that the plaintiff would suffer from the commission
OF the forth IN his complaint IN the summer and
that plaintiff bad made OF injury personal To
himself and that therefore he In no right TO MAINTAIN
such an action that IL the business OF the State 70
apply correct tho matter. Judge Lawrence reserved
his decision.
civ VIM C. Whitney, counsel % The Corporation, and
Eichgrd j. Morrison, counsel 10 the Board OF Police.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-08


Mendel aet Baey-order Of dlsconn HIsgins at
Hear, Lees Ifes: C0rRD agt Thoinasi dihmAn as~
Tutlii.-lrders signed. II =,
Common Peas-Generai TerM-Rv Chief-Justlee ~
p. Judges J. DAILY and Van H0esen- Benz 80
Cleveland The % not bring as esss wIns Sis
memorandum by Van Brunk j. KNAPP ag st;S ~
ment affirmed with costs; opinion BY j. DAILY tItcn ~
AIT the MAYOR etcJudg1nent affirmed with costs opinion
by Beach, j. The Groeers Bank agt Murpny-Oreer 70
with costs opinion Beqch il coneurne ~
DAILY T., aud dissenting opinion by Van Bfun5 ~ S
agt. Locke al-Judgmen reversed new tri -
to appellant abide the event opinion BY van BT11
rick OCOnnOr, etc-JudRmenl afhrned VAIN oosss
opinion by Irunt J. Kerr ag Kerr7OPnlon reSerseo
opinion Floyd CarowJn Judgment aWkLneu
opinion Judge DAILY. O. J., Van r,ns eoncaL
ring Foyer The New.YOrk Central Railroad company
for reargument iened with $40 COSTS ogii9n ~
j. z. DAILY c. z. DAILY cOncurrng Hopper agt WIS ~
meDt reversed, with COSTS opinion BY Day l,
Leay Judgment reversed with costs opinion ny lazy
9. j.: j. +. Daily dissenting -. -.
spselaL Tsrn-Bv Bergman agL JONES
Case and exceptions settled. With Clerk OF Part l. .a
By Judge Van HOesenFay AIT Fartou-A0ticn gf~htou'
memorandum.
Judge accounting OF Blue-There should
be certificate OF the referee to value o. services N TO
Humberg-Deeree OF distribution Veroloet agL BOOTY
Denied,
Equity TerBl-Bv Chief Justice C. p. Daly-Flannely agI
F1annely-FlndinKs signed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-08
Observation-Disclosures z.

cuprems Conrt-C hdmbers-By Judge Lawrence
aS pS ana 'E SraSie Soyes AIT Rogers
denied, but without COSTS Eielo asl. Wes-Ihe
Rar-epor confirmed and judgment OF divorce granted TO
mrnt Of SO costa Irving National Bank agt CorbettMo
lion denied with $40 coaIs Herrck agt Van BSsserekI
MIR Cowmans aiiIayt verified Holmes sEt Haekee
Tho Gusriiau nd cn entitled ms taxable costs Arm;
strong agt. COMMUNICATION granted In the matter OF
n s' The HnnS Association ar The King
iiec Mining Company KlngeDDerg agt WGekeIm3n VOL
Fonda; Edwards agt pooey; Lane aEt Cohen Wilson ast
Sm,SY eo a sexton tc Wilson Sst simpson; Dum
is Judge Daniols-Palmer agt Hussey-Moton denied
opinion. 49, - ,a.,oo, .o.,or,,,r,,
~ Judge Donohue-Maher agt O'COnnor.Coss 20 plain
an and allowance $3.50 costs receivers costs AMI allowance
nj g7 CREDITOR other costa allowance hieuder aE
Joseph aud others -Gfanedi b. G. Chetw0Od spPolate1
i p1, ss denied; SEQ memorandum
be referred Kers sg So
IN the matter Of MOrehead denied
ORDERS granted Hecht ag Kreger Ia the matter OF ne
~ ea1eniy Rest; In the matter Jones. solmugg agt
carr matter Of tho Church OF tho Heavenly Rest
Vsns.1S Tr,aBy Judge Larromor-Clark ct al aGt Mann
etal-Judgmeut demurrer IN tayOr OF plahtlns sgneI
Knowles agL for plaintiff on demurrer with
costs ROdman and Others ssL Dgy8 ana G.heshePos Of
Keller Otmer and Others sgL Blumenthai OF a-Granted
otbers- Findings and deetee signed
Judge at HoRns and 4hs 5aeksoa
Excelsior Lubrcstng Conpany-i tbs plainuhS counsel
S be restored TO the tho Special Term have
the papers the Clerk Pratt agL GrayThe slen
oeaphes mnutes arc required In THIS case the papers wiz
b left IN ths clerk until the minutes
ntshed Wedersum others aRk Naumann aud Others-I
DO any for changing The order heren0f en-
tered
Circuit Part L-By Judge Lawroence-Nagle Rgt the
MAYOR Memorandum Tor connSe desire 70 see counsel
In This case they may ~ Chambers any day this week
after Monday. the 7th. at 1880 a m
Snperior Court-Speciai 1erRt-I}y Judge Speir.--
Meyers Callahan ct aOrder Of substitution Kelly aGi
DeIin ct al-Case and exceptions settled Higgins AZ.
granted Newha ngt. Appleton OF aLOrder Of reference
Sranted Fisher AIT Engish-Order granted. Gum agk
ease does not comply with rule OF this o1nr
etoI thnk tho Court should se1 tho
complaint reisred IN the petition Qnrk AIT Derrokson
Ell aMotiOn granted evidence that tho receiver s In
Frazer agL traLeTJohn e. OConnor IT. 10 here
By appointed referee -
Central TerB-BY Judges spler md Freedman Higgins
aRf Healy Judgment Affirmed with opinion by
epeir j. Thornton OF al agt. CroweyJudgment affirmed
with costs; opinion by Freedman j. ..
BY Judges Freedman and Trnax-cooke agt Plat and
otberAa counsel fol- the wrong party did not lnsist
upon his fun nights the appeal VIII no Smpy dismissed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-08
THE NEW-JERSEY LEGISLATURE.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBuxE.i

TRENTON, N. j., March THE Legislature
reassembled this evening" number OF members being
absent on account of the township elections tomorrow.
Senator YoungblOOd introduced bill to require every
child of school age 10 be admitted to any public school
ia this State without regard TO color or
race II such admission is demanded. and making 1t a
sdemeanor for any school trustee to vote against adj.
mittinR any children on this account II referred
the Committee Education and relates to the recent
refusal Red Bank, Monmouth County. authorities
10 admit cOlOred children 10 the school there.
The routine business OF little Importance. resou
ton requiring the State Agricultural College 70 MAKE
psrInens with the growth Of sugar cane and exhibit the
results was passed. The RedStIicung bill was recon-.
mitted which makes final adjournment improbable be.
fore March rs.
Governor Ludlow vetoed bills relative TO the assess
ent of taxes aud enabling Freebooter TO be elected
from each ward every city. rejecting both cOpst
futional grounds. Nothing further heard OF the
Governors nominations, but they are expected this
=
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-08
CONDITION OF AMERICAN PORK.
REPORTS OF rHE PREVALENCE OF HOG CHOLERA
INVESTIGATED AID FOUND FALsE.

REPORTS OF rHE PREVALENCE OF HOG CHOLERA
INVESTIGATED And FOUND FALSE.
WASHINGTON, March THE existence of hog
cholera IN the United States as recently reported
by the British Consul at Philadelphia to the home
Government, has been the subject of thorough con-
Alteration by the Department Of State for the past
week and from advices received the report Is not
only denied but il has been proven that the health
of American hogs is at present remarkably good.
II appears upon investigation OF the subject that
similar reports have been circulated throughout
other foreign cOuntricst to which American pork IL
exported. In view Of this the Department OF State
bas instructed American representatives abroad to
protest against all such assertions rs being without
foundation. The condition Of the hogs in the
United States has been found 90 be- remarkably
healthy at the present time
The Department of State. in an official communi-
cation TO the British Legation, to-day, requested
that tho report recently sent TO England announc-
ing the prevalence of an epidemic among American
hogs be denied as it is without foundation. dele
cation from the West called at the State Depart
ment to-day and protested against the reported
endemic, declaring that the hogs Of Ohio and the
West have been slngularly FREQ from disease during
the past year.
sr. LOUIS, March 1.-THE Board OF Directors of
the Merchants Exchange at a meeting this after
noon, IN view Of the fact that report has been
made public TO the effect that disease Of malignant
character is prevalent among the swine Of this
country, tending to intlmldate foreign and local
BUYERS unanimously adopted resolution declaring
that the alarm caused by the SAID report entirely
without foundation; and that the assurance is
given that the hog product OF thus season ~
freer from disease aud moro healthiul than ever
before
A committee Of five was appointed TO confer with
similar committees appointed by other Exchanges,
to gather statistics aud report AZ tie facts rcai'
ing TO the matter to the british Minister ut Wash
n.YFnn