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NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

D1sEsT BIrsMENT-Mr Gladstone, replying 10 iclIef
from Mr. Parker asking whether church estapnsnnenI
does not now d.pend upon its usefulness for duration,
expresses the opinion that establishment should not DC
continued unless 1t should useful IN maintaining
the higher life Of the Nation.
THE SUEz CANAI.-M Waddington, French Amhassa-
dor has asked the Earl Of ddeslcigh Foreign Secretary
for definite reply TO Frances nerrogatory respecting
the Suez Canal
AN AGED CONvERT.-Cardinal Manning to-day ordained
into the Roman Catholic priesthood Lord Charles
age seventy years. and formerly canon In the Es
tablished Church.
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PHILADELPHIA Nov. 30. =" The Press to-inorro"
will publish secret circular, issued by the general
officers OF the Knights Of Labor, with photo-ilho-
graphic reproduction of the signatures and seal OF the
order The circular states that before the Gcnera
A. seubly at Richmond appeal issued to the knights
for nds TO assist ock members of the order IN
various parts OF the country The response to thai
APPEAL was not such rs was expected and only abOn'
Sl4 QUO was realized The present order evies an
assessment of % cents on every Knight in order 10
form a special relief fund for the benefit OF locked
men The circular states that the present cr'sis is
more grave than that which called forth such generons
Gums from the order the time of the Southwestern
strike since that time capitalists have oeen com
bining. The circular is signed by l. V. Powderly.
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. THOUSAND BALES OF COTTON BURNED.

RALEIGH " c., Nov. 30-Ths afternoon hre Oroke
ont among the the city cotton platform Aooas
900 bales we're destroyed and the loss is S5o0oo d
,thu,ed "a follows: j. j. Thomas, 81 600; q. d. Rand,
81 $50; c. F. Johnson Co., $4,000; L. H. Lee, $1,000;
A. A. Parker 81 900; ID. B. Avera, $1,000 Raleigh ana
CASTOR Railroad Company, $4,000 to Sloooo ~ =:
a Croydcr S5 900 insurance $1,000; Barbcc Barbee'
ST. j75 insurance $1,000; Latta Myat' @oooo insur
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THE INANI-0OPLhNORNHIP IN NDIANd.
INDI,s,POLIs, Nov. 30.-Grccn smith, president pro
tenn OF the Senate to-day filed in the office OF the
clerk the Marion County Circuit Court petition Tor al
Injunction 10 the Secretary OF State from trans
mittng to the Speaker Of the House OF Representatives
the result OF the vote cast for Lieutenant Governor at
the last election in this State Smith is Democrat ana
will become the actual presiding officer of the state zen
ate in case the hold tina election Of lciteihn
Governor was unnecessary to MI the vacancy caused Dy
General Manson's accepting Federal position kopcrl
usep) elected Lieutenant crhOr at The clec
ton. The suit and its result will have an important
bearing in the coming Senatorial contest.
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KNrrToN REFUSES TO FIGHT WITH SMITH.

LONDON, Nov. 30.-knlton. who was TO have fought
s'prize hight with bare knnclcs to finish with Jem Smith
IN Paris to-day for the heavyweight championship OF Eng
ana and heavy stakes the last refused 10
10 te battle ground The only reason knifon gave WAS
~ Le foud That the number OF Smiths tdhcrens who
n,d atfeud the tight Eiuch greater tln the
~sr nf his owu friends who would be present, that lie
feared he would be unable 10 obtain Iti-pay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-01

pension Bridge and Erie Junction Railroad Company
yesterday the following directors elected henry
IT. Cook Andrew Donaldson Samuel NJ FELTON, jr, j. g.
HAMMOND John King. William Libby. John g. McCmi-
Oninton X G. Taylor William A. Whceocn and William
Whitewright. ,,, H..
AT q meeting OF the Eric International Railway Com.
many Yesterday the following directors were elected
Andrew Donaldson J. :. Hammond, John King William
Libby. John g. Mccullough, Augustus R Macdonoush'
and Ogden Mills.
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GoEeeNoe RlcnARDsoX INArAALED ~ oIYor

COLUMBIA, g. c.. Nov. 80 tSpeeah.-At o'clock to-day
John Peter Richardson inaugurael Governor of
south Carolina The ceremony took place in the opera
before an immense audience. The venerable Cei
Justice Simpson administered the oath. Governor Rrh
ardson Is the hfh member OF his family who has been
clcrted hy the people Ia ill the GubcinatOIia chair oi
south Carolina The Governors address rankly free
fta1n
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ANOTHER DEFAULT BY READING.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov 3O-7he Ledger, in its financial
article tomorrow, will say:
The Reading Railroad receivers, informed have
made provision for the interest maturing today on the
Reading consolidated and skies, an, OF te .oihc
sevcrs of that company the schuykill NaIi
CATION first mortgage skies They have adopted the strict
rule of paying nothing that is not earned ana clm tI
the schuylk Navigation Company has already been over
| lis forfh wear
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BANK CLhRx AhD $4,000 COVE.

PORTLAND, Me-, Nov 3O-Thc directors Of the Canal
National Bank authorize the statement that Howard
blackstone the discount clerk has cmbezzled funds Of
the bank to the amount OF $25 900 has oonded
ON Wednesd last Blackstone obtained vacation
the bank and proceeded TO hcwYork He has lost the
money In speculation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-01
,o,,vp pop gBRsrBgAr COMMISSION ATLASE

Mr. Gbbens gladdcned the hearts OF the other subway
,,s.ouers aud the employees OF the Board yesteriay
v announcing they would in all probability receive
,n,r salaries In few days. lie has been up to see the
SITE Controller and found that there waa
aver $4,000 In that officials hands for the OK
u.uses OF the Commission and this v
t be pad over at once The Western Union, the Metro
poilan Telephone Company and several other eiecttvA
have already patti their assessments voluntarily
Enyueer kearncy said that the commissioner ot ruuuu
Wurks as Wiling TO grant permits 10 tear ny nNs
WAY or n fact ANY the streets, 0wEx 70 the ttencss S
the season General Newton. he sah had not nusoioY
refused permisson but wanted assurance that tnc WI"
wuul lie nnlsh,d the frost set IN fefnissou
granted Western Union Company 70 Sslns % ss S5
,.s In ia uueum attic tubes In BpadwAy nnA ssscS
tr with it Offices These tubes verc vu. MI
sesrs AGO and exteud from Doy-st ~ ma Eiffh. ~
lirme 10 the oiocs Twenty ~nr rsy roufSs
Tn. Commission dceided to ay ~ Hut - ~ a. tAs cs & -
l chairman.
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vp wiyAuAKER ROBBED BY MS EYPL0YES

puuApELpIuA, Nov 30 (>pseaD.-IIarry Dickinson
Sidney HAYWOOD David Johnson J. III. Steward, Thomas
X. Evans, Adolphus Winfield. William wood Michael
uatteway-colorcd waiters->and William OConnor ana
Earnest lrotter all employed In wanamakers dairy
were before Judge Clements to-day charged WITH deisuo
n,Saj maj te waters would with the connissneo OF
the inspectors alter checks which would DC hs & y, s
r.s I'M, nf the wnitors and one OF INC ihspee'"s
n",e.scd They were all held 10 answer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-01
UNION PACIFIC AFFAIRS.
REPORT OF The GOVERNMENT DIRECTORS.

GOOD SHOWING FOR THE RoAD-THE PASSAGE
OF THE PENDING BILL URGED
WASHINGTON, Nov. 30--The report OF the Board OF
Government Direc'ors of the Union Pacific Hallway
Company has been received at the Interior Depart
ment, and was to-day made public by Secretary
Lamar. The income and expenditures OF the lines
forming the Union Pacific system for the nine months
ended September 80 last in comparison with the same
period in 1885, are tabulated as follows:
Income.
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ME- GRACE,s PROPOSAL TO PERU.

LIMA Peru, Nov. 80, via Galveston-Mr Grace's pro-
posal TO the Government the representative OF the
European bondhoders OF the Peruvian debt for the eau
collation. the debt and for the prOlOngat"n OF the ia
WAYS has been published and is said 10 be on the
poimt receiving the official signature for subittal 10
Congress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-01
PROGRESS OF THE SOCIALIST MOVEMENT.

BERLIN, Nov. 30-Thc annual report on the siege OF
Berlin has been presented the Rechstag describes
the Socialist movement among workingmcn as still lively
and tending more and more in radical and extreme dl-
recon, which gives it very provocative character
Hamburg and Altoona the chief centres OF the move
m
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FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

PARIS, Nov 30-France and Mexico nave cohciuceo a
treaty OF commerce.
(o,Iege Of 1gricure committed suicide yesterday Dy
shooting himself In the mouth with revolver
PARIS, Nov 30-Ihe Chamber OF Depnues o-uaJ
passed the Madagascar credits by vote oi 2oo aS"s'
100.
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which is the centre OF communication between buehos
Avrcs and the upper proyinces procession comprising
$4,000 persons passed through the streets yesterday
carrying images of saints aud praying Tor tne oecnhe y,
the cholera endemic There twelve new cases anu
I'VE deaths In the city yesterday and the population iS
greatly alarmed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-01

GLOVIR'S SEAT 10 BE CONTESTED
er LOUIS Nov 30-John NJ. Glover arrived In this
citv this morning from Washington and Immediately
,x.d vi,h n copy of the notice and petition OF Nathan
FRANKS contest ior his seat In The Lth Congress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-01

MAXWELL GETS nEW LhASE or LIFE.

ST. Louis, Nov 30-A stay OF execution has been
granted In the OF W. H. L. Maxwell the murderer oi
Pecr. and also in the OF the Chinese highbnderS
who under he hanged January J. until
February !, In order that a transcript OF INC
cases may be inInlshed beiore an nnncal Is taken
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rHE cHoLERA IN snI1ru AMERICA,

BugNos AYREs, Nov. 80, via Galveston the lunatic
asylum here the cholera daily. while
among inhabitants OF the city the victims far have
sOt exceeded eight In any day. In the city Of Cordoya
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-01

In comparison wish the first nine months Of 1850 the
gross earnings show increase OF $sSl0o6, or AS per
cent the passenger earnings show an increase OF
S2Sl,3Os or 66 per cent; the freight earnings SNOW an
Increase of $657777. 522 per cent the mail earnings
show decrease OF SO 74O or per cent; the express
earnings show decrease Of SS663, or IL per cent anu
the miscellaneous earnings decrease OF $iOo-o' OF
1216 per cent.
The operating expenses show increase of 81 lsoo2o
10 per OF this increase $70S.916 is the main
tenance OF way expenses and $l53s9O Is In the main
OF expenses The increase in the average
number of miles Of road under operation for the period IN
question is less than l per cent On the aver
age road mileage the gross earnings per mile
rose from $i.O75 in 1885 to $3.50 in 1856
increase OF $155 3.S per cent The Pacific Coast
earnings which in 1885 represented 81 per cen, o, % te
total earnings of the system fell off in 1856 to point
where they represent but IA per cent of its earnings
The earnings OF the system from traffic lntccnaScd Wt
Its branch ine system nave Deeh nepe oa int
months and were in gross $2.22o9SS' or aDnt np"nt
company AS this uafe is done at less ayetaSe cost
than its other business the net earnings IRON are cs
tmated at $}.OO000O or 81 per cent OF the toai
net earnings This in addition to the net earnings ot
the branch lines themselves aIter payinS an nAeS
1856, and indicates the vital importance or TIE Dilnch
line system to the main stem The following Is aSo ,
Iarave statement OF the funded and other debts o tue
entire system covering period OF twenty0nc months
The Union Pacifc Sys em.
Dec 81. 1884. Dec. 81. 1885. Dec. 3D. 1886.
Funded debt Of the
Of the public - sl4l.Gi9Oi7 slii,7ss9jS sl47 4os,2so
Add bonds OF nion
in 1fa'i ITS ircssuty,.. s4674s7 214745o 579,i7o
Total funded debt sl4S lle a35 936f03 Sl479o7i5O
Add floating debt net 3.23IOJO l,ooI'iao ,-o on,
Deduct cash -'''-''"'
Balance OF s15l S5ig3l s14s 1888 $l452ll546
Deduct land grant as - o.-oo-o ooo,o oo,
"'f""-i'"N
Debt excess OF land - ~ -, -, =, On, e,,. o7o 20,
assets 1l%-V'',0oS SA-o'if'''"'
,,,os ., road 4A78 47l9 4.597
Debt per MILE. s27.275 s26Ill s25O7o
Under the head OF proposed legislation the report says
that legislation Is now before Congress which
seems we'll adapted correct all or the
d.,octa i'm existing laws and to restore
49, to its position--that OF creditor
lie lie GGovernmcn directors confidently and earnes, rec
ancnd thc early passage of the bill unanimously re-
ported by the House committee on facinc Railroads,
Which provides the final adjustment OF the deDt OF the
Union Pacific Railway Company The report Is signed oy
T. T. Alexander +. X. COudcrt, NJ. A. Hanna, Franklin
MacNeagh and j. W savage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-01
NEw.YORK ExTENDs HER SYMPATHY.

PARIS Nov 3O-The trial is proceeding at the AK AS
sizes of number of municipal councillors OF Marsees
public works and sanitary measures for the prevention Of
cholera In that city,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-01

THOMAS N. III RT For Ma fOH OF B1ST0N.
Bosros Nov. 30. The Republicans OF this city Tonight
nominated ThoIn Us NJ Hart Tor Mayor.
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AN AMERICAN FOR THE BULGARIAN THRONE
LONDON Dec 1.-The Standard says 1t Is seriously pro
posed at Sophia to nominate American as candidate
for the Bulgarian throne.
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PRINCE NICHOLAsS BOOM 6UBSlDlNG.
PARIS Nov 30-lt announced here that Russia docs
not insist npon the selection Prince Nicholas OF Min
greha the candidate for the Bulgarian throne.
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NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA NJ. r., Jan. o 1855.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following nam
~ cd settler has filed notice n hl, intention to
make final proof in support Of his claim, ard
that said proof will be made before G. Mead Pro
bate Judge OF Bclverhe:.d County, NJ. r.. at Dillon
Montana, on Tuesday,
Feb. :3, 1856. viz: JOSEPH, Slliucberger
who made homestead application No. IFS for the
So Of SEX NV X SIC X SW x NE x Sec. IS, Tp
10. :. X. 10 Vest
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of said
land, viz: William j. Mcintosh, of Red Rock,
Montana, Louis L. Fyhrie, David +. Rcinl,,rdt,
Henry iurfcnd, OF Dillon Montana.
$. w. LANG!IORNE. Register
WIS. BARBOUR, Atty. ,-td
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xrah Aoites.
NOTICE or FINAL ENTRY.

LAND OFElcE At HELENA NJ. r.. Jan. IS, 1850.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following n;,m.
~ cd settler has filed notice at his intention to
make final proof in support OF his claim, ana that
said proof will he made before Il. r. Wing, Dep.
uty Clerk of District celrs, at Dillon, NJ. r., on
March Is, 1886, viz: william &. Blair,
who made presumption dccIaratory statement No.
5b:4, tor the SWA OF SEA Sec. Isl E!3 of Me-.
and NWA of NEA Sec. u, Tp.o S. Il. lsW W.
Tie names the following Witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF said
Horse Prairie, Rufus Forster, Rufus Patterson, Of
Dillon. $. W. LANGIiORNE. Register.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

Scaled proposals will I've received by the BOARD ct
County Commissioners until the first Monday in
Of the sick, poor and ntirn OF the county, per cap
ita per week, for one year from March sd, 1850:
said proposals to include and the cniirr COS,
Of feeding, clothing and nursing said sick, poor
and intirtm, tand all these that legally become Il
county chargc) with all burial expenses thereof.
Proposals TO I've addressed to the Clerk Of the
Board Of County commissioners.
The Board reserve the right to reject any and all
bids.
Fly order of the Board.
phil. d. McGOuGN. County Clerk.
january !, 1850. std.
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NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA, NJ. T., Dec. q, 1855.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following nam
~ cd settler has filed notice Of his intention To
make final proof in support of his claim, and thai,
said proof will Nc rn:,,c before Robert r. Wing,
Deputy Clerk OF District Court, Mt Dillon, NJ. IT, On
February 30, 1856, viz: benjamin +. Sink.
who made r.c,nption declratorv statement No.
7ioi for the ) l., Sc II Sec. go: SN TT SW a
Section ~: NE IL NE Section 30, TIP. : $. r..
7 West.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
contnuOu, residence upon, and cultivation oi, said
land. viz: Carl Swans,ronl, John Maicv William
Steward, George Sta,,taler all Of Point Of Rocks
Montana. 5. W. I.ANG!IOREE Register
Ltd,
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NOTICE II, CREDITORS.

Estate 0t Hiram Perry, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned ai-
mnStratOr Of the estate OF Hiram PERRY dc ceased,
to the creditors of, and all persons having claims;
against the said deceased. to exhibit them viii, Tx.
necessary vouchers. within Tour months after the
Hrst publication of this notice TO the said ,in.s-
traitor. at his place OF business. NJ The Cor. House,
in Dillon. Montana. being the, place for the trans
action OF the business Of said estate.
THOMAS +. HOMES,
Administrator of the cstat" Of Hiram Perry. de
ceased.
Dated at Dillon. Jan. -. 1880. ,-iw
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate Of \. NJ. Morrisun deceased.
Notice is hereby given hv the undersigned ad
minis,ritor %, the estate OF \. NJ. Morrison, de-
ceased to the creditors Of, and To all persons hav
ing claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them
with necessary vouchers, within four months after
FIRST publication o. this notice, to The said atnnistr,
tor. at his place of business, in the Court House in
Dillon. Montana. the same being the place. for
the transaction OF the business Of said rstat:.
THOMAS. r. JONES.
Administrators Of the Estate of \. NJ. Morrison,
deceased.
Dated Dillon. Jan. 20, 1885. .-.w
Evening star., 1886-09-28
I'd EDITION.
--latest TblegranS to The Sal.
Frospeets Of q Spirited Convention ~
TPemfOm TO.Dav.

Trenton To-Day.
TRENTON, N. J., Sept. 2S.-The delegates to
the democratic state convention, including
those who passed the night on the street, were
the twenty-one counties began at 10 O'Clock.
exciting meetings we're the rule and the
same uncertainty as puzzled the politicians
last night still prevailed. The only thing
positively known was that the fight was still
GREEN AGAINST THE FIELD,
and the Held against Green. The convention
was called tor noon. Taylor opera house. the
delegates at that hour. There are b3s entitled
TO seats, and majority of this mum ber is neces-
ton. Among the first nersons to reach the
stage was Rufus Blodselt, of Monmouth, the
foremost candidate OF the Kensey-Little faction.
Roberts, Green, the candidate OF the McPher-
son-Abbett combination. Kelsey, who is secre-
tary OF state, Is known as
JERSEYS GovERNoR-MAKER,
ana mas an Interest in the present campaign, be-
cause the next governor will have to appoint his
successor. Gov. Albeit is q power among the
small army of federal ofiice-holders doing his
oehests. Hudson and Essex counties were late
In arriving. The delegates in the warm hall
attempted to cool themselves by removing
'neif coats and stirring up breeze with
HUGE PALM LEAF FANS.
Flags In profusion deck the tOpera house. At
I,1 LILO o'clock brass band marched in and en-
nvened the tedious wait little. Hudson
AT hali-past twelve o'clock Rufus Blodgett,
chairman OF the state executive committee,
aIter calling the convention to order, nomi-
mated Judge John w. Wescott, of Camden, for
temporary chairman.
Judge escOJt was welcomed with cheers.
ne LOOK the chair and made a speech counsel
Ing moderation in speech and thought in the
Struggle Tor the gubcrnatorial nomination.
Inc organization was then completed by the
action OF the secretaries and other officers. The
counties were called for nominations TOR the
cCmmittees on credentials, resolutions etc.
resolution enlogistic of the late Samuel j. TIL
oen, and 1t Was unanimously adopted without
reference.
A recess was then taken till 2 o'clock, and the
committee Immediately fell to work. The COM
mlttee Oh permanent organization decided
upon Allan l.. McDermOtt for permanent chair
man over Orestcs Cleveland by vote of IA to
.. McDermott is the Green candidate Tor the
position and the Green men are duly elated.
Evening star., 1886-09-28
OFFICIAL CHANGES.


The following oflicial changes have taken
place In the Interior department.:
Charlton d. Ridley, Of Indiana, Q specia,
agent OF the land Office for timber depredations
At 81 AGO per year, and George p. Money, OF
mississippi, ali assistant topographer, at $72o
year, have resigned.
Charles D. White. of New York. has been ap.
pointed an assistant paieontologist In the
geological survey, at 5000 per year.
The following fOurth-class postm asters have
been appointed in Virginia.: VIM. Bagley,
B;sieys Mills, Lunenberg county, NEW ONCE;
Richard Menefee, at Menefee Franklin county,
lnew ofice); ;IsaacLemon, Shooting Creek Frank.
lin county, new office). The office at Riggan
Surrey county, has been Discontinued.
Carl .. Burg, OF Pennsylvania, was to-day ap-
pointed a clerk In class 81 900, In the Second
Asst slant Postmaster Generals Office.
The following appointments In the light
house service were made yesterday: Thomas
Lang and Arthur DOnneliy. to be assistant
Keepers at the Electric Light He'll Gate, New
York; {. +. Swain, to be keeper at Nantucket,
Mass; Charles s. Hammond to be keeper OF
lightship At Handkerchief Shoal, Mass; stephen
Howes, To be keeper at Monomoy Point, Mass;
"A. >. Ellis TO be assistant keeper at Handker-
chief Shoal, Mass; Barney +. Pell, to be assist
ant keeper at Hatteras Inlet, N. c.; Edgar j.
Russeli, to be assistant keeper at Sombrero.
Key, Fla.
Evening star., 1886-09-28
The Coiu,nhia> Win.
..-ThR Cattle RlnnrIc-

MEASURES TAKEN IN CHICAGO BY TIRE DE-
PARrNENT OF AGRICULTCRE.
Commissioners Colman. of the bureau II
agriculture, has received "A letter from DIR.
salmon, dated Chicago, September 25th. in
which he says in reference To the outbreak ur
pieuro-pneumonis I'm that city: "Since tele-
graphing y, n have had The watch strong, ~
ehed at the injected stables To prevent animals
from De,hg removed. There 30
now enpi"Ted, making an expense oi nearly
s3o daN. This WAS necessary in order
10 give the state board time To dec ice
wnat disposition could Doe made oi the cattle.
the regard quarantine nowas perfectly safe. IL
Is very important Ia have AN early inspection
OF some districts in this vicinity" 4 list Of
names OF six experienced veterinary surgeons
Is Enclosed in the letter, with request that
they be appointed Tor inspection service. Dr.
salmon says with this force. which need not he
employed longer than three or tour weeks, lie
can very soon determine the extent OF the in-
lection.