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An fnssc. Plague.

CAMERON, TE1As, June 2.-within a
few days many reports have come from
the interior Of this Milan county, telling
Of the sudden appearance OF myriads cf
graashoppers. The hoppers are small, but
their number has created o panic among
tile farmers, who are desperate over the
prospects Of their crops being destroyed.
Reports from the adjoining counties Of
williamson, Bell and Falls state that the
plague has appeared in those sections also.
A meeting oil planters was held here last
evening 10 devise some plan for ayertlng
the destruction Of their crops The peo.
pie are thoroughly alarmed. The appear.
anCe OF the hopper is attributed 70 the
severe drought which now prevails all
over this section.
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MOsr gets all there is oft, and iSn't
ii 1T -. =. 4 .....Ik nJ Jn.kvnn n.

Mosr gets all there is oft, anditiSn't
quite enough for red.mouthed destruc-
tionist Of his stamp. He has preached
the worst doctrines that the mind Of man
can conceive, and he has done all that
wm in him to put his doctrinssinto> >ptaci
tice. II the people Of this country are
oppressed by their laws It was easy foi
Most to escape his share Of The oppression
BY keeping out Of the country. The
American people we're not yearning tOi
Johann Most to come over and delivei
them from the iron rule Of their own laws.
We came as meddler and he has burnl
biz fingers. A year in prison will give
him time for reflection, and work will be
anew aenRation 10 him. te
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rha l,lanmsrrarln. Iilli.

WASHINGTON, June 2.-tn the House to.
day Mr. o'Nsil, from the Committee on
Labor, reported a bill TO lesalIzs the In.
corporation OF Trades Unions. The
House then went into the Committee Of
the Whole, Mr.. Springer, Of Illinois, In
The chair, on The Oleomafgaflne bill.
Several amendments were offered 10 The
measure but rejected. A lengthy debate
followed, and the House adjourned with.
mt abtinn.
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In a monograph Of the American
Economic Association, to be issued thii
week, Professor Z. ]. James discusses the
relative advantages Of private and muni
cpal control Of gus.works, taking ground
in favor Of Municipal control, Professor
James strengthens his position with the
history Of gas.works in Philadelphia, Rich
nond and Wheeling. II he has done
justice to the Wheeling end Of his subject
he has produced something worth reading
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MOST sENrENCED,
he Gets the Full Extent of the Law, One
Year In Prison,

Ho Nota tho nuh Extent OF tno LAW Onl
Year In Prison.
NRw YoRK, June 2,-Her Johan Most
the Anarchist, was to-day sentenced tc
the penitentlary for one year and fined
$500. His associate, BraunsChweiR, got
nine months in the penitentiary and wal
Rasd $3.50, SchsuCk was sent to the peni'
tenHary Tor nine months, but not fined.
Recorder snyth, in sentencing Most,
expressed deep regret that the law did
not permit him to Impose heavier sen.
tenGe, HE crime, he said, deserved the
punishment awarded to capital otfenses
He also told him he was the greatest sCoun.
drel he bad ever seen at that bar. Braun.
sChWeig, the Recorder said, was almost
equally guilty, schenck, he thought, was
q dupe Of his companions, out he deserved
punishment to warn him and others
against following the teachings OF such
men as Most. None OF the prisoners at
tempted to speak a word in court. They
we're taken back to the Tombs, and this
afternoon were transferred to BlaCkwells
Island.
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Pn11ApELpalA, June 2.-The effort OIL
the malContenls In the Young Men't
Democratic Association last night, to com.
init that body 10 Morrison's tariff bill, and
thus incidentally condemn Randall, wa
a bad failure, q very mild resolution hay
ing been beaten four 10 one.
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affairs will result,
ADDED STRENGTH.
With the aid Of knights Of Labor, Wher
ever found in the vicinity Of mill, shop OF
factory, your numbers will be increased
and your power to regulate the iron aud
steel business OF the United States will
increase in 9 corresponding degree, Do
not suppose that this offer il made with q
view to destroying your organisation. Ths
contrary ts true. We wish TO strengthen
1t, Do not be preiudiced against our or
ganization because our constitution SAYS
"the Knights Of Labor 10 not mere trades
union." The knights OF Labor Ia not q
mere trades ulion-it Is a union Of trddS
and Callings. 1t furnishes the great heart
through which the llie,giying current may
dow, strong and healthy, To every part Of
Labor's mighty frame, In your order we
recognise part Of that great framework.
We desire 10 clasp you by the hand as
leader OF one oil Labor's grand divisions
and when you lead that column forward
in the direction OF securing rights we
promise the aid Of sustaining hand.
ln conclusion, we ask Of you to consider
this proposition In the spirit in which II
is offered, While we would like TO ex.
plain more fully our reasons for seeking
an alliance, yet We do not wish to intrude
longer on your time or patience,
May success attend your deliberations.
May every move you make strengthen
your association. May wisdom guide
your action, aud may no attack from with
out or disCoTd within ever weaken the
strength ot your association.
FrAternally yours,
7. V. PowDERLY,
Gen, N. w. X, oil.
The communication was received and
referred to the Committee on Good Of the
Order,
THE CONVENTIONS REPLY.
The following reply to the official com.
munication Of the knights Of Labor was
sent to Cleveland;
HALL OF CONVENTION A. A. OF I. Is. WI
PITTsBURdH, June 2, 1885,
Hon, z. y. Po.ederly, @. N, w. Of L.,
Cleveland, Ohio:
Your fraternal greetings and Communi.
cation have been received through Brother
Denny. Our convention kindly reCeiyed |
It and unanimously referred 1t to the |
Committee on the Good Of the Order. We
are authorized to return through you to |
your General Assembly our fraternal |
greetings, and hope that the work you
have done, and will do before you ad.
iourn, will rebound to your credit and |
prove OF everlasting benefit to the thou
sands your organization embraces.
Our convention cordially extends you |
an invitation to visit us while In session,
and give US few words.
WILLIAM WElHR, President,
WILLIAM MARTIN, Secretary,
..+ A. A. OF /. & g. w.
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LITTLE RocK, ARK, June 2.-Judge T
W. Hooper, Of Monroe county, was placed
In the penitentiary yesterday to serve out
4two years sentence for forgery. Hooper
was formerly leading and influential
citizen Of Monroe county, and two years
ago was elected County Judge. He spec.
ulated In the scrip OF the county and at
last fraudulentIy issued quite an amount,
forging the name ofthe clerk, As County
Judge he was one Of the right parties to
issue the scrip in all cases, and the fraud
vas discovered only when the clerk check.
cd up the scrip issue and compared 1t with
the appropriation.
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HOtttDAYsDuRo, Pa, June IA special
says; AT O'Clock this morning two
men, silas Geesey and Daniel Wait, were
badly injured by a premature explosion
Of dynamite at the Funk stone quarry, al
franklin Station. The full force ot The
explosion struck Geesey In the face and
ths upper part OF his body, totally de-
slroyinI one eye aud badly injurlng the
other. The flesh hung from his face and
arms In bleeding Bhreds. Wait escaped
more fortunately, only having one hand
badly lacerated,
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Iris beyond BELIEF that Mr.. Parnell't
letters are "wlthheld iolrreviSion" in the
London poStOtIlce. The delay OF one o.
bis letters bound Tor America is not easy
10 explain, but Mr.. Gladstone'S govern
ment is friendly TO Mr., Psrnell and nc
subordinate would dare To exercise Q CEN
soship over the 1rish leaders cores
nondancn
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bringing out in high relief the simple vel
stately white columns oi the tlme.honor
ed home OF Presidents, Crystalizlng in
prismatIc hues the sparkling spray Of the
fountains and Crowning with gold the
foliage Of the grand old trees.
Many were the curious glances thai
sought TO pierce the draped windows and
numberless were the comments and specu
lations OF the loiterers who gathered
early in the afternoon within the
grounds. There was liLtle or moth
Ing in the appearance Of the mansion
or It's surroundings to indicate tC
the casual passerby that the much talked
of event was At hand. The still and
murky haze OF the early afternoon had
now Wholly given place 10 Olsar skies and
warm southerly breezes, while yellow
sisntlng sunbeams Gltersd through the
foliage Of the parkway anu made flicker
ing pictures upon the yelyety tnrt be-
meath. The great fountain did Its best tc
attract attention, gpoutinR itS cooling
spray to the edge Of its granite basin, and
E1jwering shrub and forms OF tropical
green Allied the marginal gaps In the
biCtuIe
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BEAVER FALLS, PA, June 2.--The work.
men employed in the hoe department Ol
The works Of Hubbard, Bakewell & Co.,,
have been notified that q 20 percent re.
duCLlon In wages will DO made al once,
Over stock aud scarcity Of orders 10 the
reason assigned. lie probable the TVp
viii AeeepL
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N,,vbure Slinsrs strike.

'F7l7lI UI'1dIuI 70 V't IWI'IIVtNV"'
NEwBuSo, ". Va, June 2.--The miner
10 the shalt ofthe Newbutg Oral Goa
Company, some sixty Ia number, struck
yesterday against O reduction from httJ
cents to iofty cents per ton. Some thirty
OIL them lett to-day. An agreement wa
entered Into that as long a. the miner
Nets out on Georges creek they SoulC
give them tily cents; II they were $40
eesful In getting the hity cents they
easVld haveit, otherwise, II they went II
Nloty cents they were 10 work at the
ame Price, but now they refuse 10 do 90
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seatsin the park across the avenue was
occupied by lawn clad maidens, while hal
the young lovers in town moved by the
common sympathy which stirs the
romantic succeptibilities Of the sixty mil
lions took the winding walksin the way o.
their evening promenade and speculated
upon the emotions which are supposed II
fitl the hearts OF the bride and groom. Or
The walks near the White House the as
semblage was thoroughly demoCratCiC, and
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MR. BL4lNE doesn't seem to be dis.
couated about anything that happened
in the recent past. And speaking Of
corpsev, l,o hasn't any Of the earmarks oil
one. lIo might even be among the
prominently mentioned" in the next
National Republican Convention. ~
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Nan nhntlst iitnnls,I.

StsiaI Di,paieh 10 tk iaislltOheR. bta
CHARLsroS, W. VA June 2,:-.A new
Seattef has been granted 10 the Fire and
Marine lnsutanc6 Company, Of Wheeling.
this company iOrelelted lie charter by
eon.payment Of taxes and license. i,
Al The Coal River Boom Company hes
aled papers dissolution al the oAce oi
lhe Secretary oi State,
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THg Mugwumps will never, no never,
Iotr,ve Mr.. Blaine, for siding with the
American fishermen against the Goldfish
.,istocrary Of Canada; and as for his sym
p,thy witt. old Ireland, that is simply
hideoua. ILL
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BLuN-on Tuesday, June isss, Al ioIs , H..
AkthoSY Il BLua, tged q yeats, month and IL
day.
FunetAl will axe place Thursday afternoon a. 8
O'Clock, IEom the residence Of hh patSuts, QOVO
gaia street. Intermeut al NJ CalyAry Cenie,sry.
Friend, Of The family arc tSptegully Invited 70
Attend,
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uor,,IImsolaty 10 tSvnOFaI 0off

NVtfldI DIlp1ICN % Wt IN1''0IVt'Vs1' =
WASHINGTON, D. O., June 2.--The North
western Literary and Historical Socle1
", with headquarters at Sioux City
Iowa, has elected General Nathan
Coz an honorary member, The so
Cisly has forwarded 10 General Got 1
sst Of resolutions and . compli limental
Aty letter announcing the election,
This Is thought 10 be response TO the
Soldier speech recently delivered b.
The distinguished West ylrginiAn In Com
Etess Of which the Republican Committee
OI lOwG are circulating atty thousand
CDhles I...
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Ir was very thoughtful of Secretary
Manning to order a full dress suit from
london for the OCCASION. By and by our
American tallors will be able to come up
to the requirements OF an official society
based on a severe idea Of JeferSonian
..liniLn --
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LONDON, June 2--Dispatchsu from Con.
stantinople slate that the military and ma.
val activity Of Russia is looked upon by
the Porte as ominous preparations. Turkey
is alarmed by them and II is said the Sui.
ian Ia leaning upon Germany for support
In case OF an emergency,
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HEScGvoRTu Mr.. Cleveland will have a
moti,er.ln.law to give him the benefit Of
her wfse counsel in matters ofstate. Mr.
Cleveland has always been regarded as a
stubborn man.
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Iy the bride OF the nation, 80 to speak,
had appeared in American fabrics made
10 by American hands, how American 1t
wopd nil have seemed.
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YlstoIla,a OopgrAtnIa,iona.

LONDON, June 2-The Queen has sent
the following message to President oIeye-
land;
"Pfay accept my sincere congratulations
on your marriage, and my best wishes for
your happiness"
(Signed,l VIoToRIA.
Alta meeting OF the cloth workers COM
pany this evening, q cable dispatch was
semitic President Cleveland, congfatulating
him upon his marriage.
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Ma, POwDxRLY has his head and hands
vey full at this time, The country is
awaiting with interest to see how he will
n.l thronph with Il.
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CulcAGo is doing well in the matter Of
Anarchist indictments. Perhaps the In
aden will begin to take the hint and
leave the country.
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Miss FoLsoN moved into the White
House with eleven Saratoga trunks. These
we're a mild intlmation to the bachelor
bndegroOm,eleCt.
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AMERICAN juries are not in favor Of fire
and blood, and American judges don't
snare the law when they came to deal 1t
out to Anarchists, Il
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SAN FaAEcpco, GALA, June 2.--Dr ].
Milton Brown, convicted ot poisoning bis
wife In order TO obtain $4,000 Of insur.
anCe on her lie, was sentenced this morn
inc 10 be hanged,
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IF there must be convict cigars, Cover
nor Wilson, don't you think 1t would be
s well to lot them be made in some other
State, lust for the fun Of the thing2
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That was true, after all, about the
President. Behold the vindiCation Of the
noisy pewspapers.
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II you would enjoy your dinner and are
prevented BY Dyspepsia, use Acket's Dys
pepsia Tablets. They are positive cure
lof dyspepsia, indigestion, aatulency aud
constipation. We guarantee them, 20
and 90 Cen!s, Of Losan& Goa and Charles
MsnkemelletR,
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Col. Mosr's lecture tour has been post
DOpsd for year, owing to circumstances
aver which he has no control.
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THESE hot suns and refreshing rains are
halter than "gushsrs' and "gassers."
There's millions in 'em.
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No OFFICE sVExERs need apply until the
honeymoon is over
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Cousin BES FoLsoM has suddenly as
.,msd the importance Of a great national
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PRrArg SECRETARY LAMONT wore q
b,osd Empire State smile.
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Now vEshall see who is the real power
behind the throne,
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army that we may fight the battles Of
labor under one aag, No surrender Of
priHCiple nor Of identity need attend such
q step as we propose, No interference in
the management OF your cralts or their
affairs will result,
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IN Arkansas they don't mind juggling q
iajge when he goes wrong,
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oaesl Nos, as and 81 Eourtoon'l' street,
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Your association has gone far on the
road To the protection Of those who
follow tue callings embraced within lie
folds. No tfuer words were ever spoken
than those which occur In the preamble
Of your constitution, "Slngle handed we
eau accomplish nothing, but United there
Ia no power or wrong we may not openly
defy.1 These words apply TO Calll6gs as
well az 10 individuals. II 10 O sincere de.
stfe 10 more closely Unite those who strive
single handed for recognition that we now
approach 4 subject which we propose lot
tptif consideration. You want help. We
want help. Separately we may be able 10
help each other, but united we can extend
A helping hand 10 each other that need
never fail,
In the ice Of the wonderful inventions
by which the wealth Of nature Is trans.
uiitted into instruments iot the benefit oil
mankind, vout organization plays must
important part Naturally II embraces
within its ranks very large proportion
Of labOFets Of a high grade OF skill and In.
lellIgehCe. With this skill Of hand guided
by intelligent thought comes the tight II
demand that excess Of compensation paid
10 skilled above .tnakiled labor But the
unskilled labor mustfeCeiVe attention, ,of II
the hour Of difficulty the employer viii
not hesitate 10 use II 10 dsptess the com
penBatl0n you now receive. That 9 EilIet
or tBskilled LABOR may no longer be iount
unofgAnlGed, we ask you 10 annex you
grand aud powerful corps " the grsu'
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O'Clock, when q selected orchestra from
the Marine band stationed in the corridor
struck up the familiar strains Of the we'd
ding march from Mendelssohn'sL"Mid'
summer Nights Dream" and all eyes
were turned to the doorway to catch the
first glimpse Of the coming bride and
groom.
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his principal, consul claiming first, that
a probate clerk was not the CLERK -G
a court Of recurd within the msariur
Of the law. and further, that II he wore,
tn affidavit would have been made
be for him personally. rs the statutes
neither authorize nor recognized ar
such person as deputy clerk.
The court did D. ass upon ques-
ton of the probate courts beng or not
a court OF record. tat decided that
there was nc federal recognition of n
deputy clerk. The bottom having been
knocked out of the case, defendant was
Observation-Disclosures Democrat.
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q 70 stated that a. X. Cutting
stands a rood chance of getting his
iuder nifty Of $4,000. as state de-
part cert oeicials are of opinion that
II view Of the attitude assumed by
Secretary Bayard in the case, he
wi! be obliged to push the demand.
and tura all the machinery Of the
department to enforce its payment.
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The race between Dryer and Joseph
will be a close one. Both parties arr
bent on electing their man and the
winning candidate is hard to name.
But the PROBABILITIES ore that DwYer vii.
be elected by a SINAI, majority.
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Important Cases.

In the matter of the United
States vs.. Andrew Kelley for lar
cenY in appropris irg an abandoned
Us. horse q bis own use, The court.
after heariug TIE evidence Of the pro-
secutlon directed the jury to find for
defendant. Nhereupon in the cast
against kean st. Charles a nolle was
entered by the United States.
In the matter of the United States vs..
Andrew Kelley for alleged perjury in
swearing AS a witness In a pre-emp-
tinn case. objection was made 10y d.
PENDANTS counsel 10 admitting In evi.
dance defendants casus belli affidavit.
~ p%nfporiing TO have been made be.
fure u deputy probate clerk. acting for
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'he following are TIE returns from
tie PariGus precincts of the county e.
cept san Jose yet TO hear from with
forty votes, aayiug Joseph 10 majority
Sell S.; Booth %; Hadley IS; Story 80;
sbBter SEQ; & Parker 56s, story Will
probly get ten majority on the county
when the san Jose returns are brought
TO light:
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The notorious A. K. Cutting is In III
Paso trying TO enlist 10000 men to in
wade Mexico for the purpose of con-
guering the three states of Chihuahua.
Sonora and Durango. and erecting G
republic.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1886-11-05

Hr. Gladstone has retired from gen
eral politics. and gives II out that
henceforth he has but one political
purpose In life. and that is the settle
mont Of the Irish question.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1886-11-05

Samuel :. Payt0n, and grandson Of
Commodore Perry. Of Jackson, Michi
gan. who has Just served a term OF five
years Imprisonment for burglary. has
fallen heir TO $4,000.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1886-11-05

The centre Of attraction 10 the cam
paign In Sierra county Is that of sher.
IN. The bead Of the ticket Is b.. a
small mite In the eyes of the majority
Of the people.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1886-11-05

Il is officially announced that Cap
tain Cooper of the 10th cavalry, did, on
the 18th and 10th of October. capture,
in the northern portion OF Arizona,
Chief Mangus, two bucks, three
squaws, two boys, n girl and -four
children and tw~enty-nine mules and
the entire camp outfit. This import
ant victory puts and end tothe Apache
warfare in the southwest.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1886-11-05

The treasury authorities have for
mally decided that a tomato is a vege.
table and not a fruit. Thus the states
manship of this administration is stead.
ily getting is work IN on great cues
tlons of domestic science. To douht
the matter was referred 10 MIS-. Cleve-
land for settlement.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1886-11-05

A new type Of cattle disease has
made is appearance in Illinois The
diseases i speedily fatal.