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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-09-07

"An Irish Catholic" writing for
the Western Catholic, talks out in
this way:
"It is the duty of the Irish Cath
olics of the country to rise aud pro-
test through the press, and by reso-
lutions adopted at public meetings
called for the purpose, against any
interference with Orangemen when
ever they wish to parade our streets
and to condemn the action Of the
drunken mob"
Compare with this The following
recent utterance of Col. McCook,
the Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor;
81 think those Orangemen Of
New York had no right to parade
in the streets of that city that they
should no more expect to parade in
a peaceful manner than would a
procession marching through the
streets of Steubenville, hurrahing
for JEFF. Davis and carrying bis
banner, expect to escape attack"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-09-07

There are now upward Of thirty
thousand post Offices in active ope.
ration throughout the United States,
IL, the exact number being 8o,O45.
rms Is an increase in the last de,
oadG { of nearly two thousand, most
ly alloredited to the Western states.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-09-07

A New Jorsy editor has announo-
ed the death Of his uncle in Aus
tralia, leaving him a gold mine and
81, 100000. Hii village contempt
rary says it is a ounningly devised
plan to obtain credit for box of
paper collars an straw hat.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-09-07

In his recent nt'St.LOuis speech Sen.
ator Morton said; "E7ery road
that leads out of the Republican
party leads into the Democratic par
ty; everythingithat tends to weaken
the Republican party tends to
strengthen the Democratic party"
We commend these truthful words
to all who are promoting reforms
of any sort through divisive move
ments or by the organization of new
parties. No reform has anything
to hope from the Democratic party,
while all practicable reforms will
fl7d protection and defense under
the shelter of the progressive Re-
publican party"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-09-07
EniRn1a.

@9we want fresh supply of Enigmss, &C., as
our stock is getting low.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-09-07

Secretary Fish has asked the
Russian government to recall its
minister to Washington, Catacazy,
on account of his being personally
Objectionable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-14

visit has an interested object I propose
to speak OF 1t in foreign newspaper This say TO give
you complete liberty" al have nothing 10 hide from
YOU" he said. "What is killing ia that do not know
what day shall leave this place" In reply to the
question whether he expected to leave shortly, he
answered, Yes know that am to be sent TO Tours
have promise to that effect" asked him, Do you
expect to go to q maSon dc sdnHf" "a private pad
house. in which political prisoners often confined IN
Francel NO." he replied, al shall so to prison. put
prefer that TO remaining at Versailles. did not Wish
to appeal, but all this delay is hard should IKE
to be sure about my fate Just now, when your NlEu
was announced to me, thought was going 10 near
some news" a. am sorry that am not the bearer ol
good news" said. "Pray do not excuse yourself 10
answered 81 console myself working at my DOCK OIL
the I'd OF December But to complete 1t Will take time
Who answer for the future Z" "There IL nuch sym
patty for yOu do not say France that would not DC
true, but In foreign countries" remarked.
We then spoke Of the book upon which Rochcfort was
engaged and he said that there not TO be anything
very terrible In It, chat not the word-eurious'
perhaps" We spoke Of different questions connectcd
with the coup dttat When took my departure ne LETT
the cell first and then the turnkey who had opened the
trap door several times during our conversation cried
out Number Fifteen will go down to Number TwelVc'
After having shaken hands with mo for the last time
NJ dc RochefOrt returned to his cell. followed him
with my eyes Once again before entering his cell he
turned round and made friendly sign with his hand
Two seconds afterwaId heard the grating or the bolts
Of his cell as the warden shut the door.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-14
THE GRAND DUKE STILL AT SEA.

Expectations of the arrival of the Grand
Duke Alexis and with him the hour Of compensation for
the tahtalizing series OF last weeks dsdppcntmens
we're raised to high pitch yesterday morning when the
Russian ensign was hoised from the Aston House and
the office OF the Chairman OF the Reception Comnieoj
but the Of his arrival soOn cOntrddcted mo
Wabash had been mistaken for Russian vessel
According to the Russian official programme, the fret
visit Of the Grand Duke Alexis, to Washington Will not
extend over hours 1t will be merely for the purpose
OF calling upon President Grant and the mcmbers OF ho
Cabinet who will In body welcome him ut the ENec''-
tive Mansion He will then return to New-YOrk 70
cent the honors prepared for him, remaining scyer'i
dsys He will then proceed West and to the Pacific 10
will return to Washington during the ensuing session "
Congress- 10 spend about IL days. when series OF ento"
tanments will be rendered him.
Our reporter writes from board the L. g. steamer
Kansas Lower Bay: The day opened brightly, and tho
water wasunruncd by the lhes breeze. When tho
hazness Of the early morning had cleared away the Rus
sian corvette Abreck lying ut anchor near IL"
Kansas All her sails were tightly cleNod up, aud
men were seen alongside painting the vessels
hull. All hands on board the Kansas were called 10
quarter $50 M, and the gallantyards were sens
down on deck The guns were worked for so miDute''
and the greatest activity prevailed At 10 the u ,.
Figate Wabash, Capt. shufeldt from Boston. pass"d
Sandy Hook and fred salute Of fifteen guns In hohor
Of Admiral Rowan. The flagship Congress returned uo
salute with seven guns. Capt. 6hufeldt Dosrueu "o
Congress and paid his respects 10 Admiral Ho"an "
which he returned to the Wabash which then ca ~
nj 10 staten Island. The sails ali the Hes nail "a
feet were fured at 1928 AZ II Adn Yard SO minutes
AZ his barge pushed OF he was eAuIoa " Wv
and the Congress returned gun Tor gun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-14
GREAT BRITAIN.

,, EXPLOSION AT LEEDS-AN AMERICAN
tAIAL nTpETD-AN IRISH EDITOR SENT TO
snif Se QUEENS HEALTH SAID TO BE
IMPROVING. ,o,-,,os Monday Nov. "a, 1871.
A ,orrible explosion Of gas occurred to-day
-. two. persons being killed and several badly
inquired , -. >,. >,r,, .oo, Are
~ vas DESTROYED at Antwerp. yesterday She sailed
tou NevYork July o. and was last reported loading
:, Antwerp on Oct II. The Escort was "A ship OF lS69
G,, hnlt at GEORGETOWN, Me- and was owned by j. d.
Stuart ,,,,, -.
The friends Of Kelly who was acquitted IN Duohh on
vdsv Of the murder Of Head Constable Talbot paraded
he streets Of Cork yesterday and made other demon
sessions in honor Of the event The proceedings were
sdsrv md no attempt made by the police to inter
tae with the procession Mr.. Pgott proprietor OF lie
usb,in Trishnan has been sentenced TO imprisonment
tor sx months for publishing articles Of an inhamma
kory nature IN that journal during the trial OF Kelly Tor
the murder Of Constable Talbot
The physicians in attendance on the Queen at Bal
moral announce that Her Maesys health is improving
Commodore ]. Ashhury, owner Of the yacht Lyonil'
arrived IN England on Saturday last He Tenounccs all
intention Of contendnG again for the Queens Cup IN
American waters and says lie is going TO lndla next
year.
The CITY Of Bristol has contributed 22?co for the re-
Lief Of Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-14
CUBA.
ANOTHER DISTINGUISHED PATRIOT MURDERED
h HE SPANIARDS

ANOTHER DISTINGUISHED PATRIOT MURDERED
IL HE SPANIARDS.
HAVANA, Nov. 13-The patriot Col. Estrada,
sonnaw OF Con Aguilera. has been captured and e1-
ecuted by the Spanish authorities. King Amadeus has
issued an order creating special for the decOr
ton OF spanish volunteers IN Cuba.
RELEASE OF TWO EXILED PRISONERS.
HAVANA, Nov. 4.-Of those amounting in all
TO more than 100, sentenced TO the Isle Of PnOs late
", by the Spanish authorities, Don Jose Ma Gavez las
been released also lawyer Ahrcn Tic former was set
nj liberty by order Of the CapanGenera by the unani-
mons request Of the battalion OF Lgcros Of which Gal
voz was member The idea that he was an insurccnt,
either in feeling action secuted by Tic whole Dat
TALON Senior Abren the counsel OK the Casino ES-
PANEL the leading Spaniah political club The point was
made by the latter that it Impossible for Ahr"n 10
s,mpathize with the Insurgents and that tho wholesale
ST. cure persons made 10y Lopez Roberts tho Mayor
~ Political Governor, Of Havana, was In order to rob
them h. himself agents. This bold charge hut
the ety It, and demanded with ono voice that
H., Capt an-t neral should release hrcn non Captivity.
Lup,l Roberts is The DI.cr Of the Spanish Minister at
"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-14
,,p,urs AND cAsrALrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

An iuc,ndiary tire ia Vallejo, Cal, on Sunday
bufneu Inory Hall and Kennedy bi"'s.
Alfred Smith, a young Englishman, committed
.,iit, n S.r,toga on Sunday. by cutting bis throat
The livery stable Of Metzgar Brothers, in BiDg-
,;,n "a, hnruul on SUNDAY. Loss, $780, insured
Ellery f. Daniel, defsulling cashier Of the
N,yS. I,u Of Boston bs' berL 'rnt'nred to nv,
pnsoun,ent.
The Grand Jury Of Philadelphia Lac found
h,. g. L. ir.', r charging hI With
euJeElepeut
Tba works of the Ontario Concentrated Tanuin
n., perth Onano burned Saturday Loss S2oGC;
Insurance. Se,oM.
The briR Saxon If OswegO, went ashore Oh Fri
1obt near Log Light Lake Onno The Vrssr total
Ips, bu the ar, safe
Jo,nes Brown charged with forgery in Boston.
H - recently 10 business arrested In Montreal SAtar
A., t,lsn to Bo,tos and held 10 $4,000 bail for tidal
The iury in the case of Joseph League on trial
Ma the nuier Of an unknown Chs q,
- an m, Of after being consultation FROM oeoh
on fI,J night and falling to sE were discharged Oh Sunday morning
On Saturday night the body of an unknown
80 ng on me the Boston aud Aibsny Railroad at
Cs,s.% Vl.ss supposed 10 have been and llee
,hs ,,rnISr 10 lump psna tht irah lie AAs about -
@ % 's end jrt.,ed dsIi eoss From ltr found him II
h h. nj, r,ut f,rter trOS ard hss bj'rd Bangor
are La Sl.kVI. Ne,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-14
THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH TROUBLES AT
HUDSON.

HupsoS. Nov. l3.-FrOm present indications
II NAV I've inferred that the Roman Catholic troubles in
this city, which bavo adtated that Church for many
months are about drawing to an amrable settlement
Yesterday Mass was celebrated by the Rev Father wal
worth at ST. Marys Church and the ATTENDANCE was tho
largest that has been known for many years In the
cne of his remarks the Rev Father said that The In
ves;igaton would be thorough and searchng and that
no grievance presented properly aud sustained by proof
mnIid Inc overlooked But he desired to impress upon
his hearers that the decision OF this Investigating Conf
uittrr would he nal gnd whatever the result ne al
80, ~ IN al" ms honorable men ana dcvOu Christians, TO
bow TO It's decree that the Church might resume its holy
rnctinus and proceed in its work OF usefulness, fhe
began at o'clock this morning Com,
nittco from the complaining church members as well
attendance. Tie inS cstigaOn will probably occupy
,.r,,1,l la
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-14


Scrd ~ In good condition. aud the rental Il put down
at $4,000, not 5000. The essor is H. A. smith
TIE GUIDET PAVEMENT FRAUD
A communication was received, Yesterday,
by TIE TRIBUNB, stating that Charles Gudet had Irst
completed In Leonard-st. good O specimen Of nave.
men there is in the city, by private conract a. tho
expense Of Jaffray Co., the EewYork Life Ininranct
Company, and other property -Owncra, ut 50 90 l.nr
square yard Tic correspondent also made ,he slal-
cant inquiry, "Why IA the city charged s. per square
yard for larger contracts !"
TRIBUYE reporter subsequently asccr;G'nnd that ts
pavement spoken Of Is tie ordinary Belgian, and -
charged by Mr. Guidet in his bill 1t the price mentioned.
One OF the firm OF f. g. Jaiay ( Co., IN c0nrcrsat!o
with the reporter, reiterated the INJURY 81 the corr
spOndent, adding I'VE prOpery-Owncr2, with mt bcI;
aw arc that what ia called the improved Belgian paw:
would cost more money preferred the pave 80
which has been laid and cannot Understand IN w''t
In reply to the statement that the owner Of tho Ia
proved Belgian Patent Pavement" claimed that II ca
ables horses to obtn better too'hOd, the mrrb2't
said 1.-THE only difference 10 TIE paycmcnts IS 20
shape of the blocks. There f. tho anlc number ~ eG
inches in the faces Of both, and 20 years ago aw ply
ments in London similar IN every respect to trIs 1-
Of the cost OF cutting and sottng stone, cannot u
stand how the one, simply Ncan,e i is ral!'d ~,
proved, should 50 far exceed the other In Vrc, eXrt
as the article In saturdays TRlyCNE throw IiSh On h7
subject"
THE CONTROLLER DIRECTED TO ISSUE $4,000
OF SCHOOL STOCK.
The Board of AppOrtionmcnt yesterday, MAJ or
Hall in the chair, Deputy Controller Green, cN-D'P'J
Controller storrs Chamberlain Bradley. Peter b.
sweeny, Recorder Hackett and Alderman IySASht pr"
emit passed resolution requiring the Controller To ie
100000 worth OF Pahlc school Fund Stock and t-'of
worth OF Normal School Bonds at interest not IL 80
coed per cent.
GUSHING A TWEED.
Hitherto it has been deemed essential 10 in
sert the name Of some member OF the Tweed family IN
the list of persons asking charter from he LcGi,an
or If this wac not done by the company seeking nerpo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-14
CHOLLR.4 At QUARANTINE.

FORTY-ONE DEATHS On THE STEAMER FRANK
IIN-TwENJY-FOUR CASES IN TIE WESI-
BANK HOSPITAL.
The steamship Franklin, Capt. Dryer Of thc
new Baltic IAoyds line arrived Saturday night at Quar-
artine with number Of Of cholera on hoard Size
sailed from stcttn oct 10, touching at Copenhagen
Oct r. and Chrstiapsand the 18th. At the time Of
leaving the latter port she had y cabin and Gil storage
passengers, and crew Of CT men. Ten days out tho
first case of cholera made It's appearance among tho
stccragc passengers and when the steamer put into
Halifax obtain supply Of coal there had been nearly
100 cases Of cholera and chocrac daIrhea of which 20
lad proved fatal.
After leaving Halifax death occurred, and yester
day "A patients suffering from cholera sent TO the
WesiJank Hospital The well passengers were also
transferred 10 the L. f. steamer Delaware which has
lately fitted up receiving ship by the Qlaran-
tine autl critics. The Franklin after tho transfer Of the
passcccrs was ordered to the Lower Quarantine whcro
she will bo thoroughly disnfcctcd AMI detained until 1t
thought safe allow her up 10 the city The follow
ins are the names OF those who died On board the
Franklin OH her passage to this port:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-14
TIL NORTHERN MISSOURI RAILROAD DISASTER
NAMES OF THE VICTIMS

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. ia list of the
wounded, by the accident near Wclsvic, the North
Missouri Railroad on Friday last has lee receiy ed.
contains the OF so persona incudi the follow
ing, who the only seriously injured;
Lieut. McCOnihc, 18th L. g. Infantry, in command Of
the detachment, injured III the head and batk
gerOusly.
Sergeant j. A. jay, cOarbO broken bruised in
the head and back
Sergeant H. Hoback, collar bone broken.
PrVateB-IenTy Scott seriously bruised on the head:
recovery doubtful l.. EuTtnge collar bone broken and
head cut; recovery doubtful T. DinRes, bruised on the
head and abdomen; r. Jordan confusion on tie
hight side and chest; D. RaDsOme, severely bruised on
the abdomen and back Daniel Roberts severe cut in
the head Mathew ROen bruised in tho chest and bac
aud cut in the face; John Bunce arm broken; John viii
lis severe the head The remainder were only
kpl1lY hnrt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-14
INDIAN MATTERS IN ARIZONA.

san FRANCISCO, Nov. 19.-Advices from Ar-
IONA charge Vincent Colyer with floating his Indian res
ervaons the lands preGmped and occupied by
Tiers in Verde and San Pedro Valleys. Gov. Stafford OF
Arizona publishes letter In the San Francisco news
papers, reeAunng the murders and ourages by Indians
from the rcscryatiOns and bitterly arraignnR COlyers
late operations and reports. Frederick W. ShahOm,
who was killed i'll the Apache attack the la Paz
stage Of Philadelphia and returning there
lIOliDg iTOLD Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-14
FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.

,vpoRTEn DISCOVERY OF A BoNAPARFlSF fL'i
AE IN FRANCE,
YPun TAs World Of today
LONDON, Monday, Nov. 49, ISL
. formidable plot of the BonapartiSt Gen
loi nlS W. oen Fler-y, to arrest Theirs and pro
. me Empire, has been discovered The papers Oa
Gam are in the possession OF NJ IMers' VINO
: sos UU Of the failure of the conspiracy
TRIAL OF THE COMMUNISTS
PARIS Monday. Nov. 49, 1871
The martial are rapidly disposmg o, sno
.s.s Of the Communist prisoners VI Inc
have 90 and sentenced to various degrees
us raw Count K6ratry has been appointed Pre-
n, WaTscilles NJ Gambetts has completely reGov,
tse. o. serious attack of illness, and will soon VISIT
Sier.,,lles, Bordeaux, and Lyons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-14
,,,.r,,,,, ro coLoREp MEN IL BALrIMoRL.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 13.-ln the l. ). District
Court, to-day the Of John ". Field, colorrd aG
The Baltimore City Passenger Railway to recover
damages III $500, was concluded to day The plaintiff
WIS elected from ear OF the company Judge Bona
having instructed the jury that II they touu" Una" feIu
elected from the ear on account Of his color and for
ma oth,r reason he was entitled to recover. verdict
rss rendered for the notwithstanding Inn iOdamag"s
in consequence this decision negroes are no" admitted
into all the street In this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-14
prRsOEAL-BY TELEGRAPH.

The Rev. Robert COlyeT whose church edifice
rcago burned IL il Eo,toD WHERE be prAca twice Sun
dsT HI appeal rSd his oA has been hbaiy
~ ~ n JnitAriSnS ~ bOstSn
The fIiends Of Frederick W. Loring. q prom
hing yOnrA author Of Boston fI Aoug e 'ttTs Of the
Injus their lac AjIE RAG 6Brb In AhIpa. Mr.
Lincoln ~ connected With Lieut. Wheeler, E'pornR ETPdnSh
90. The Jcmaihs of l.. $. Marshal Gregory shrc
Lnibd % South lAye ii! l'Ar IL-tspj4 'Hr day rh mls'
ionI The tuf,1yn nlI Il The J1t Reg 1T, asi dul
H. sst b. dceatd iO 81 IL fpD'rh ru'b Nb'O str'J hy
to .Ho Is af =, Bspbh Jn'G
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-14
TIE TURF.
rRoTrIHG AT FLEETWOOD PARK.

TROTTlAG Al FLEETWOOD fAEh'
Three trOts were announced to take place at
Fleetwood Park yesterday but the most important
event Of the day, the match between Juig" Fullerton
aud George Wilkes, postponed until Saturday next
The match between Ben Dancls's bay marc American
Girl and T. Manees bay stallion W. H. Allen, the former
carving 10 over Danies weight and the latter catch
weight was the first roted. 1t was for $1,000, milo
heats Lest three in Ave, II harness. and American Girl
was the favore 500 to SIS before tho race be gam She
won the first 227 and the second In 2?9 and the
odds on her increased greatly. But the extra weight
shc had TO carry now began to tell and tho stallion
tie third and fourth heats in $780, 225 Darkness com
ing on the postponed until today ut p. lib
The other trot for purse and stake OF 5000 mile
heats, best three in tiyc III harness, between GRAY
Eddy, HiCkcy's Lady Wells, and Belle of Orange. All
these started Belle OF Orange winding the first heat and
Gray Eddy the next three and the race Tilne-2IO t
1884, 242, 2Ilt
Fleetwood PARK Monday Nov IJMseh $1,000 mile heats n
;. 10 harness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-14
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

The City and County OF ADe'ueen' Nco'i"hu'
have u,nLuul 5000 for the relief Of 'A'0-s% -
The steamer Isaac Bell passed Fortress Monroe
,,,fr for RcamoDd saAiRs the run H'n He"i0A " d D"a'
Articloa Of Incorporation Of the Denver and
s .Ir Rli,oad ad for roeon 20 nrnysf on ssn me
prop % .,s 70 sal. ISLe TIE uc"TVrAiou are w. Jackson
!, 49,, sny A. u hzhk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-14

PROPOSED REPUTATION IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHARLESTON, S. C., Nov. lS.-1he Charleston
Ne,os prints report OF the action Il" caucus OF the col"
ored members OF the State Legislature held last week
orcus rasnlyed TO make appropriation this
nG session for the payment VI the interest Oh the state
dcit and declared themselves IN favor OF the repnia-
w., ',h fhe old and the new debt Of the State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-14

ITROT BETWEEN GOLDSMITH MAID AND LUCY. 3
PHILADELPHIA Nov. 13.-Another race be-
tween Goldsmith Maid and Lucy, for 5000, oil this
afternoon at suffolk Park, and witnessed by about
q bnD uersons Tho Maid in three straight heats
l'me . ~ 2l9 and 223. Tie track Was heavy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-14
SWITZERLAND.
LARGE FIRE IN GENEVA.

LARGE FIRE IN GENEVA.
GENEVA, Monday Nov. l5-EN eniuG.
A fire broke ont this morning in the Rue
Rhoue and continues this evening without abatement
Many buildings have been destroyed and tie damage is
immense,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-14

The passengers were Germans, Danes, and swcdes,
who SHIPPED the several port, touched Nv the Frank
lin The 40 who died before reaching Halifax were all
buried al sea The disease not Of IN gnant type,
and the utmost sanitary care was exercised Tho Doe
for j. T. with fever resulting from OVerwoIK No panic
pre- nong the passengers. None OF INC Gre" anu
uoo Of the saloon passcugers caught the disease 1t Is
thought that the infection communicated from
clothes IL trunk taken board at Stctn Additional
cases viii doubtless occur and will be sent to Westbank
Hospital fast developed. Eight mothers and Tls-
ters went 70 the Hospital with the sick yesterday as
nurses The patients most dangerously III re the Mel
One Of the sick is infant both Of whose pa
have died The strictest viii he taken 10
the spread Of the disease beyond tn" Quarantine
limits
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-14
PRICE -FOUR CENTS.

~ Tsre still made Tic probably stll holds the or1iA
t1e D uOcIiLnent In tho report Of The Committee Of
piolished on October 10. last this aTnOry 10 do
at N5,OO, not 5000. The lessor is II. A. smith
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-14

Hermann Blall, I. years
An1s Rci;leu. ., rrrs.
LIZA Petersen. - ears.
Lissct'A Dus.rg ? ears
Car Muller. - v-srl.
August E'ltke II vars.
ArUa Blank, II ve-rs.
Jacob Muller, = wears.
Sopuia lIula, "a vears.
Hans Dusing II RS.
Autonia Buckw 4. : yeerL
Ouela MAhteuS ] 81 ye.rs.
Mama D1srR,4 ears.
Richard M4u.clf & vars.
Julius PctrIs"a. 2. yenr-.
CaTo,lu, ;ouaui 81 lo&Ts.
Maria Kohn : years
NJ 4rths Haui,u... 4 months.
J,hu W.lon, tJ:, IS.
Aa til GlosyaIl, 80 years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-14

Anna BaumlH. ? ve'Fs.
Jpar nar.s,, 3 yeas
.Il.iI BdLusu, lt,-r
,ttTs GlelEaIt. tb"n'ns.
.l'r.ri R,M,h. / noHirs.
l;rrhl Baure 6.ui. 2, sFs.
Ca.t Ban--IfouA. YEATS.
X 20. Lov,e 70 !c.ts.
". Chime IepcS, u ycarL
B,r:,,. I he. - v~l.s
Sgsau y, icaui, 20 vars.
Pctsc WIgsi j. s. Years
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