The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1883-06-14
NEWS CONDENSED.
EHENTg IN W18HIN41pN.

The tirst controller or the treasury II The
most important law officer Of The govern
ment. he gets 5000 . year 5of saying
what money the treasury must pay, and
what money it needn't nay; and in diseharR,
ing ht4duties he 10 supfeme. There 10 no
appeal from his decision, and II the attorney
gensral's view OF the law differs from that
Of tho first controller, % much the worse
for the attorney general views. The attor.
sey general propose. and the h{at conttolisr
ricR Ohio is sst MO- ops. 1sll!inovn no a..
gresham; and / 1sii.ino1n candidate for for
governor, Of Ohio, writes the decisions %
autcerat Of the treasury.
Regulations are being prepared for the
execution OF the la* with reference to the
export Of cattle. It is proposed to establish
in connection with the quarantine sheds, q
system Of inspection Of vessels which shall
afford . guarantee to the British authorities
that no diseased cattle can leave this conn
to. be disinfected before 1t 10 allowed to
leave. These regulations have been pro-
posed by the cattle commission and are be-
ing put in shape by the custom Officers for
the approval of the secretary. Mr.. Sanders,
the president of the commiS sion, holds that
If the system is upheld the English govern
ment cannot reasonably fail to relax the
present stringent rules In force which now
embarrass our export of live stuck.
Senior Barca, the >panish minister, has
taken the liberty Of writing very curt let
ter to Secretary Frelinghuysen. The min
lister intimates unequivocally that, in the
opinion of bis majesty's government, the
United States has insulted II by breach Of
decorum. To be more explicit, Senior Bar
ca says that . delay of fifteen months in
answering kingly communication Is such
treatment as 10 hardly to tie expected, and
10 not On exhibition OF that courtesy which
he has been happy to observe has always
been conspicuous in the dealings of the
United States with his msjesty's govern
ment.
The question Of returning to manuiac-
turer OF proprietary articles the dies, rolls
and plates that have been used by the gov
eminent in printing labels and wrappers
bearing the internal revenue stamp was
brought before the commissioner of inter-
nal revenue, who decided that these diee,
rolls and plates could not be returned to the
original owners but must be returned in the
custody of the government. IT
1OSt1u0StoIS COuQlulSS1OuoO. Wl0COL6Ju~
Charles H. Pearce, Twin Bluffs; tEugene H.
Farnsworth. Sutherland; Mrs. Frances v.
Pollard, Hub City; George Keeter, Keeter.
1owa-James d. Brennan, Village Creek;
William Justice, Greenwood; Mrs. Sadie
Pease, Tingley. Dakota-Leroy NJ. Mitchell.
Oneta. Postoffice established-Emard
MINI. observation-disclosures, OAK.
The secretary of the interior will shortly
detail . special agent to visit the reservation
of the Zuni Indians, New Mexico, and ex.
amino the land around Nutria SPRING.
which had recently been Included within
the reservation limits by executive procla:
nation, and ascertain whether the land il
really necessary to the Indians we'll being
The president appointed William E
Koulhae of North Carolina secretary o.
the civil service commission.
1t is said by officers of the department O
agriculture that hog cholera is practically
exterminated.