The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-23
Ri"ID ui,stn,s uIarInrD.
q" stamp out tho T~rribI- Cr,u,
Disease Nuw HagIuv Ia IIItnot.

10 stamp out tho Terrible cattle
D's"n-" NJ" nIgiug Ia Illinois
CluDAuu, sept ~ The sheriff ha.
| appointed extra deputies who have
| hrcu assigned to the various distillor.
| to- aud mi k farms They viii bo uu.
| der the direction ut the state Vrtcrina.
rinu and viii Ice paid 10y the state. II
viii hc their duty to see that none of
| ihc ,attlr get away or are removed
| and thh they are not permitted to
come iu contact with ANY other cat
J iln. The authorities believe tho dis
cp-r eau be- confined within it, pros.
c-t limits regardless Of how severe
| % mpy prove. a we'll known stock
expert said lH-t evening that the
plaRuc first made itr appearance In
| their uoig about two ,car-
ago when 1t was brought 10y some
Jersey cattle rom herd belonging
| tp Mr.. Dye of Troy, ohio. II wa
Md that the cattle came from noar
about the matter In the cattle Is that
the herd
CAME rRuN SOME SEAHOAHp
states whore the disease existed tor
some wears. These herds were sold
at public auction ~ Virginia Cit,,
| this state, aud the infection made Itp
| appearance nltcrward first IN Geneva
| iu Cmrk'H herd and after that NJ Elm
hurst in Hoyd's lcrd. Efforts were
mndc N that time tO stamp ont the
! iisrn-r hS quarantine aud other Wig.
| urou- mrR urCs, but the cattle deal
rr., particularly the Nock-yhrd meU,
mndc such hullaba,Oo aud cry tint
| 10 was not u contagious diHca-u autl
that the attempt To cNtirpale the IN
| lection was merely n scare gotten up
| for selfish purposes, that II was I'm
! ppssIh,u To carry uut the proposed
measure, and the quarantine was re-.
| lnNcd.
Il nm satisfied If lhorc had borm no
mrh uuicry wc should not have brcl
troubled with the present Outbrost
unless fresh infection was imported
tur think TINT every cnso of plruro
uncumunin now In directly trRccnbl,
.o thu lalmhur-t aud Geneva herds
IiE uILAI TROUBLE
with this dis,h-r l. its lnBiduous ua
tufc aud the lcugth Of time that ia,
grIm- require tor incubation | cat
compare il 80 nothing elsc but tif,
,mnuldrriug unseen, but still consum
ing aud suddenly bursting out In ,
great cunlugrnliun. The cattle vii
hu simply affected aA to escape notice
ana they may even apparently re-
cover, but they will always carry
about the germs Of the disease. /
ht- been tuuud that the only shie wa
is 10 kill every animal that has bucl
eek posed tu the disease and to butu I,
the ground cycry building that hN
phcilrrcd them. Tho disease appear
tu robrmhln tubcricuIOsie, nut an Hu
topsy reveals marked diiicrrnc,
here Hro uu luhcrlclc- on the luml
100 the plouro- o-pncuuouin. The plrur,
aud lungs ARE grown together M,
the LUNGS nrc hHrd aud can bu "a
lu slices with ~ knife, Health
lungs viii weigh about MT
pounds The lungs Of n cos
hny ing p,curo.pnoumonia have bee,
known to weigh over liO pounds IN
rubnlion hns been tried, but 1t h nu
HutisHrtory. The disease cannot h
cured. The portion Of the lungs ono
attacked by pl"uro pneumonia Is n
hopclc-sly gone aS n finger cut Of
The plague i- now largely confined :
the dairy stables, II the dairyma
huds 10 COW Aihug hc sends hcr to lh
shnmblr- aud brings In another irOI
, the country. thus keeping tho dam
of disease burning, aud perhaps hay
ing Two ar three slck beasts iu Ill
stable all the time. In one sense Ia
, n less dangerous than as II lnlcctiO
+ were to break out In the stock yarO
but IN another Il Ii moro dangcrol
. iu Tint II enhances the difficulty {
. a-rcrtRiniuE the existence OF u
D phguc Rnd starts new oentrcs of II
tccuon' So said prominent ycte
marian that wR7 interviewed.