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AtsAn5 A0o'e@" 'o 'e1' ~ s1AN. pNee"N1At
S.th ssGor tre qees1ons OF 11N seloFh' IN
c.nding tie eod1hceaon OF Inc saostanose
lss, tae ndop'on OF eflm1nal una c'Vli eooas o.
procedure. and fsDs :asloh Oh me courts OF ~"
aud equity. Attorney iecetal ssr 3ohn Cole
ridge. in RECENT address 70 the SOCIAL Science
Association. raco1a1eads sAa5 . snoaA tommts
son Of the raT best nen IN the Kingdom be
appointed to codify TIC geaelat boay CT la"s
political, civil, 2cd cT1minal, and that tue code o.
procedure be bassd or tue substantive coae.
as the English lsaJsss StY!e it. While sr Johr
Eo!arldge laSoss the performance oi iaS
sud equity functions by the aane classes
Of courts. ho regards i*V. aug eqct5
~ Gnefaas' 1anostnensats ~ tas.,i Ea'us ~.
Hnspsa ALL 4-.4 :. .l@ ts ~ 5:4zo- -
eenoe eh'- - ~ .as; 49,
enco " oi- .-e so ~. :...s..,a1;+aS ~
1"o e'sse1os ano = s 4..';e Wv sn.";s, ..-.s;
o. equity - NV ~ ..s .,.] .r -
oenee ose'e1'71 ~ teV 4uo7o ps I'll ...s,,,, =,
"aco toe 4s"t ~ 1esoon - 40 es 49,. ", -.
"os6 1n9ts.'ce' @'s"so.e ssi.- ~ A'' ~ :.
gnu acseo upeI '"e ,oe:.1; - n.
Ter tEan 1nes n1'S peAAea '''
,.ha,a howarar Il f,xf been perceived
~ ra,. sx. ra~u fsrrsi1
tha.' equity po"ois ~ 1922
aseretioassy aad t'at in ,ak ak!e:ni*ss:2g e. thsn
o.
tile Cocrc .ot "Dase msag7 ..' "a" .o' -, ~;
sion- III Ghose Stste5 Lee 40" LORE. "nefe Los
r r;,esa fs.t. ;asses Of courts knya bear,
po''ess y. go 1e,,s~ t,,o e~e1,,;ss NJ tl,es7
n=r5ee III *1ue1e 'c"se' sao eAs~tse - -,
ts,-e,. ,.,-,a,,a ram the Criminal Baa.h. has
1aaen. Fsee' s-4,:,:,,<< .x.s 80, ,,,,,,.s
bc6n tic sorRee OF unfAung etd 1sSf*ai anuses-
a1o,,t thirteen of our Au1arican States Leye at
.a..sa+aa a.. s:r,n;frv Nv cofle Of procedure. TN
1edoptee ~ sa+ea41s ~
uncertainties and tecssrf;sItios OF toe ola
Of o.ectics. - roue Of tls States adopting q
code hare eVaf fe2se1eq II. 1F fesotneo -
tie old system. the retorsa: 50 far
:. A taa, vdonta3 u,,p he
- It has oe9n Aaopts9 y IT, y
said TO have worked sattsfa1fo rllE- r Aatne'e,
ue ere moro interested il such reforms pS
would psu7fE our 9ui1es anu taen.*le sne
p,oupt deep1tel OF business, thec in tA1so
..:,,.t .,a,,,o .ta nrsc:ira of tha Cnnrts
WINCH n1!saA @epSe@ t44 PAaeS-8 % 'Ao o'
in various sections Of Sl.s State TO haf1non,oas
es4o,,, or a1,n1ia}, :,a son Lst antiouatej ard
49,.
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Tho weil-meaning persons gllp think that
Cameron would cease trading. ana Qssey stop
operating, and the carper-bcgEers for'e*s to
steal. a.t everything 60 right. il 70 SHOULD only,
as they say, 81 recognize God" in tho coustitu-
tion, will plesse retiea the fact that the Deity is
ssrecognized" in the zaoa:: t5attering manner in
tha ColstitQt Of Ekspsss; tbat 20 hsa beep
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been killed, would be in much better tas.e
for these patriots to contant themselves. for
some time to come, with firing sa1ntes on Cnban
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MyERS' OPERA H3USE-aIouroe street. betuess
State End Dearborn Arlington. hsrrble and Cbttnn'<
Aiins.rSis.
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sEOG,S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. street. between
:hiatuu md Ea1dolph- Roberts Variety ana Min
-
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AIKEN'S THEATRE-Hata.b ep.:.ue and Congress
arrcet. Theodore Thomas Orchestral Concert.
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GLOBE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES street. between Mndt-
sEd Washington T.udeslls entartain1nspt~ The
A{>tf.e =
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danpened by tho frauds IN Pennsylganin. Gree
1ey's chances OF SUCCESS in the eoantrv at 1srSe
are not destroyed. He requires 49, Electoral
sotes OF these ne is toleratly sare Of the fol-
lowing:
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The follow ing ia the full yote Of Cincinnati.
last Tue5day, compared with the October elso-
ton t. year ago, aad the municipal election in
April, 1871:
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AmusezncEtts This Evening.

sfcv1CKE2s THEATRE Madison STREET, between
State and Itaan cpexa by home taent First
1h:te acts Of 50 Il TroTEtnze-" ;"
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Logan's defence Of tie President, BY s:rtptuaal Fl
quotatio2s, HIS baea initiated BY Harlau. There
IL someth;ng peculiarly suita51e in this tor Ear
iaa mss kr hccaes:: E1capter tsfo-o he WIS . Sen
stor+ So, although he 4as ceased to preach
Chzietianit5, he rerenn7ru ite theory. He
ahaHa bin EnaHladzs tha1aot hS caring tlasa q
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ye have those OF the
Illinois ca., only be
3 election, in Indiana,
Of Illinois h-.7e no.
meeting or heard 3
q fer q great dacl Of
liberal Republicans
u, the adverse e Repnb~
'ew negro vote. ro-
ratio vote could be
20 Liberals are sup
r State aloue. But
,tl,e full Democratic
re, IS, whether Gag
q Republicans e11
ats vino refuse to
Hrner. In the
- iel,l, E.elieTG.e
sand Islleral &-
~ hers show nearly
nj s, "e
- riff our people
bal, Of DUTY 70 b
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AEI111st4es+ uut tla9 t1kufASS 4
said to :.a2 Fly begin with tn
0ne-haif .of the voters
yet ettasd ed 3 Qciitic3'
speech r aere is et;n r3 ,
work .Eh irtr thous5x
only are na :acd to ove.7u
1ican majcd lies and the
r1dcd tho ,entire Deux
counted 71pa.- These SOC
Piled by tl:e Germans Ct ~
as yet we caoco: coaat u:>o.
vote. Tho problem, tlx:7eft
EteesE:ons Ct .i1.assn E,5f,..
be made 10 eGacl tie Democ
sustain Greeley and r
tflrae towns ct. Sp-iu.
and Bloomington sk7ne : =:
pubucans each sra 1epor!eG.
as le-go 4 gain On This sho,
Illinois for Greeley 2nd Koe
viii not a4aT TN: cp9yjct;e,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-12-12
ALABAMA'S DISGRACE.

Almost Revolution-A Sheriff Arrested
in the Senate After nm Attempt to Take
Possession of the CnpitOl-The United
States Troops Not Yet Called Into
Action.
MONTGOMERY Ala, Dec. II, 1872
About one O'Clock to-day, while the Capitoi
Legislature was in session, Sheriff Strobach APP
pearcd in the Senate and said he had warrant
rom Governor Lewis to take possession Of the
Capitol, whereupon the Senate ordered the Ser
geant-at-Arms to arrest the Sheriff for contempt
and hold him in custody for yeight hours, dat
ing from noon.
The Sheriff did not resist arrest but explained
that he was merely acting under orders, and on
apologizing to the Senate he was released For
few minutes the excitement was intense and the
federal troops stationed the Capitol got under
arms, but no necessity for action appearing. they
dispersed to quarters.
The Senate authorized the Sergeant-at- Arms to
summon posse OF military to guard the Capitol
against all federal forces, and adjourned. The
Sheriff appeared before the door OF the House, but
the Sergeant-at-Arms refused admittance except
to federal forces and the sheriff withdrew
The Legislature In the court room admitted 70
seat other person. who had, according to official
returns, been defeated by large majority.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-12-12
HERALD THURSDAY T. SHEET

negroes have been made to commit perjury. In
many instances, however, they are innocent or any
crime, for they make their mark to q document
which they are unable to read and are ignorant OF
Its contents. M s.t r..
COMPLEXION OF THE LEGISLATURE.
me custom House Is fully represented In both
pIahcues oil the Legislature. In the Senate we
nnu as members Deputy Collector OF the Port
re. Wig, Naval oncer lngraham. Inspector Sypher.
Ia Tue Rouse are Postmaster Lowell and number
OF suDordinate officers in the Custom House. whose
names cannot now recall. A brother OF Deputy
collector Herwig was candidate for Shorthand de-
leated Dy $1,000 majority; yet he will, under the
present condltlon OF things, be declared elected.
COLLECTOR CASEY. .Ms r.s ~
II is gratifying TO say that In this disgraceful
conduct or United States officials Collector casey
has taken no active part. He knows the yillany
fraud and corruption underlying the whole move
to overthrow the government Of louisiana But he
Is culpable in permitting his sub0rdinates to take
so prominent part, as 1t must necessarily COM
promise him and make him liable to responsibility
by those who are not aware OF his personal indier
ence to the political squabble.
GOVERNOR wARMOTH.
The course pursued by Governor Warmoth in this
whole affair meets with the unqualified approval
OF every good citizen In the state. He has con-
Quoted the election strictly in accordance with the
INSCRIPTIONS and bent upon the ruin and bank
ruptcy OF the State he organized the liberal party
composed OF the entire white population, the best
portion OF the white republican party and large
number Of negroes who had become thoroughly
disguised with the treachery and double dealing
OF the Custom House RIM. With the liberal
ticket In the field, opposed by several factions OF
the radical party, victory was easy and the capital
lists, bankers, Chamber OF Commerce. Cotton En-
change and the entire community are In perfect
accord with the Governor to rescue the State from
the grasp of unprincipled and bad men.
M9ct Hs&f u ST.. EDWIN L. JEWELL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-12-12

Desperation OF the savages-Fourteen
Settlers Murdered.

Desperation OF the savages-Fourteen
Settlers Murdered.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Dec. II, 1877.
The Modoc Indians have retreated to wrtgnts
Cave, on the southwest side OF Tule Lake, Oregon,
with their children and squaws, and have laid In
good supply OF provisions. The cave
is situated on tho high table land and
covers about three acres. 1t has an under.
ground entrance, narrow and easily guarded.
Ii Is calculated that fifty Modoc warriors, with o
numJer from Pitt River and several Piutes with
them, fortified there SO far fourteen settlers !
have been killed In the war. Henry Miller was tor-id
been killed. Four hundred troops are In the l
field at the present time, besoiee volun.lil
teers party OF scouts who LEFT Camp FaircnllG Q
on Sunday have not since been hesrd rom, an0ce
fears are entertained they have been killed OF
captured by the savages. A decisive battle 10 ex
pected at whites Cave, provided the INDIANS DOW
the position long enough
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-12-12
WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. O., Dec. 12-1 A. M

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, ID. o., Dec. l2-1 A. N. }
Probabilities.
For the northwest and Upper Lakes and thence
southwark to Missouri and the Lower Ohio Valley
southerly winds, cloudy and warmer weather. with
falling barometers; from the Ohio River to the
Gulf clear cold weather and northerly winds,
veering on Thursday to southerly with high
barometers; for the Lower Lakes and
Canada generally clear weather, north
westerly winds, backing to s0uthwcsterly,
with low butincreasing temperatures and diminish-
ing pressures; for the Middle States and New Eng
land northery to nOrtheasterly Winds high but de-
creasing pressures, increasing temperatures and
partly cloudy weather, with occasional snow on
the seabOard.
After the 18th inst. the display Of cautionary sig.
mails will be suspended at the Lake ports for the
Winter.
The Weather TN This City Yesterdav.
The following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty-four hours in
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut'a
Pharmacy, HERALD BUILDING
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-12-12

Average temperature yestefuay. .......... IA
last a7x
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-12-12

to be taken in the contempt case until Monday
next.
The State House Legislature ia also in session,
proceeding rather noisily with the usual business
routine. The people seem to be terribly In earnest
to maintain the old State government, but will
make no overt resistance to United States au.
thority.
The committee appointed at the citizens meet
ing have been in session during the entire day. and
have almost concluded their selection OF the one
hundred delegation to Washington.
The City Hail Legislature have all been provided
for, and intend TO stick it out. II arrested they
are prepared to go to prison in q body.
Kellogg, Packard and the other radical chiefs are
now in caucus at the St. Louis Hotel.
IS THE CITY HALL TO BE GARRTsoNRD9
Many rumors concerning their intentions are
flying about-among others q design to
seize and garrison the City Hall before
daylight The events OF the day have
certainly demoralized their plans to a great ex-
tent, and q change Of tactics Is inevitable. They
are more in fear OF the public sentiment against
them, and would probably welcome an outbreak in
order to AFFORD more favorable solution Of the
mudde.
Take 1t all In all the situation here is most en-
barrassing one, but the events OF tomorrow will
probably give it some direct shape.
The Kellogg Legislature passed bill sbolishing
the seventh and Eighth District Courts and Great
ing Superior Court, with exclusive jurisdiction
in issuing njunctions and mandamuses in all cases
in which the State, City and Metropolitan Board
shall be parties.
A resolution was passed arraigning ". II. Elmore
Judge Of the Eighth District Court before the bar
OF the House for contempt for issuing the injunc-
ton yesterday against Pinchback.
BY order Of Acting Governor Pinchback, Major
General hugh J. Campbell has been relieved from
active duty and Major General James Lopgstreet,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04
SAILORS BOARDING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS APPLIED
FOR BY THE LANDLORDS.

The reform in the Sailors Boarding Houses,
brought about by THE account Of their abuses
has resulted during the last two days In the application
by rs landlords inspection Of their houses with the
view Of receiving licenses The Commissioners appointed
for this purpose anxious 10 receive all applications
before the end of the week After Feb officers will be
sent to each boarding house. and all found open without
licenses will be closed. The American Seamens
Friend Society is determined to exert Its influence
10 break up the infamous dens in which sailors are
robbed The Sailors Home In Cherryst is crowded
with dodgers from fact that sailors now accorded
the right to go any house which they may select
Since The downfall the Tammany Ring the authorities
have not dared prohibit openly the agent OF the san
or's Home from going board vessels ana sOncltlg
boarders The Directors OF the 5eamens Friend Society
voted an appropriation, yesterday for furnishing az
ditiona bedding for the Home and otherwise putting 1t
Ia condition for Increased business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04
THE HALL or RECORDS.
FILTHY AND UNSAFE CONDITION OF THE BUILD
ING-NEW APPOINTMENTS.

FILTHY AND UNSAFE CONDITION or THE BUILD
ING-NEw APPOINTMENTS.
OF the stolen vouchers, a large number,
amounting at least TO $2O0OOO. in favor OF Andrew
j. Garvey for repairs in the Registers office This IA
probably the lthiest public building in the city, and the
least protected against fire. although it contains the
public records In which all real estate owners are vitality
interested When Michael Connolly retired the accumu-
lated dirt Of his term OF Office great and every
room In the building in such shameful condi-
ton, that Gen. Sigel declared that no would not
occupy the building unless repairs were made.
The roof leaked like sieve. although 1t had been re-
Gently constructed at cost Of several thousand dollars
and the walls were black with smoke. while the floor
was torn up In many places and the windows were
without glass Many valuable records are In rapid pro
cess of decay caused damp and Others arc food for
yermin which abound. The records are kept In iimsy
wooden cases. which cost $4,000 In event or hre Tho
books will be destroyed and the loss thus caused would
be intellectually great The cases are unprotected Dy
iron OF brick and simply screwed to tho wall Al
though Gen. Sigel has employed several workmen In
making improve at his own expense, Health In
spectOr IngTaham, who examined the building yester-
day declared 1t unhealthy and unfit for use In its pres
emf condition. Lawyers and business men VINO are com
PEELED TO frequent the place, complain In no measured
terms Of the Inconvenience which meet them.
The following changes in the Registers omce nave
been made by Gen. Sigel
Giey formerly Assistant Bcokkeepey appointed Deputy Reg
lister the place Savage retired Charles Bsuve appointed
TovpseDd CLERKS; Edward w DE Grove Nelson samson
William ~ UlmOp, stephen NJ Anderson Ooorge r. brss
nan Patrick McDonOeh aud Daniel Mcdonnell Searches Jobn
Ahe Hugh Brady Henry Maxwell and James OHas Recording
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04
CRIMINAL dBORTIONS.
ANOTHER MEDICAL SOCIETY APPEALING TO THE
LEGISLATURE For REFORM.

ANOTHER MEDICAL SOCIETY APPEALING TO THE
LEGISLATURE FOR REFORM.
The report of the Special Committee on Grim
inal Abortions, approved BY the East River Medical
Association at Its regular meeting Dec 1871 includes
the form OF BILL "To Suppress Criminal Abortions ana
TO Regulate che Practice Of Medicine and Surgery In the
State of New-York" The report complains of the want
Of proper laws to regulate the practice OF medicine ana
AYERS that the charters of the medical colleges are
farce and the titles conferred by them solemn mockey
As TO quack medicines for female complaints, the evils
produced by them scarcely inferior to those resulting
from the practices Of professional aboronists; 3OSl
ssmps were required for the product of Of these
manufactures last year.
The report makes the following serious charge against
regular physicians 1t cannot be denied however, that
this practice less promoted by the too
ready consent OF the when appealed to Tor his
services by patients suffering from injuries received at
the hands OF abortlOnists: thus after becoming the
plant tool OF the charlatan finishing the detestabe work
he had begun. and with view OF protecting his patient
from scandal falling to bring the criminal to condign
punishment" II physicians would not knowingly give
their services patients OF this character
shield patients aboiOnsts 1t would deal an
almost fatal blow 10 this growing evil"
The form OF bill TO suppress abortion contains SIX
sections The first section that any who shall
produce an abortion that Ia fatal to mother chdun
less the operation has been recommended by two phy
sicians-sa be imprisoned In State Prison not less than
four years Section onacts that every person who SHAH
administer prescribe procure, manufacture or sell any
medicine, shall employ any instrument with Intent 10
procure the miscarriage of any woman shall upon con-
viction he punished by imprisonment a county jail
not less than one nor more than three years.
Sec imposes fine not exceeding $780, or mprison-
ment in county Jail not less than three months OF
more than one year both fine and imprisonment,
any person acting physician surgeon without GER
tlfcate from u chartered medical college.
fec 4 DEGREES that physicians surgeons using
false names diplomas DO imprisoned not less than one
oo oG cp be- punished both by fns and Imprisonment
BY physicians OF surgeons falling to register as
such IN DOOM W We eas Gu ~ n u 49, go sr aab
snhsenuent OfeDse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04
A STEP FORWARD IN LIFE INSURANCE.

Another forward step has been taken in ths
science OF life insurance, which tends to equa1e inc
profits of the business BY this form the esiaeso
those who live TO their allotted time are b39ted IN p
portion as their days heightened Under tho o'a
system OF course the result IA the larger the sooner n
policy becomes claim. but this gives rise W tho n
uraly unpleasant feeling that in ones cary deatn ~
can the greatest profits OF life policy De- reaihed
Equitable Lie Assurance Society OF New YORK haYo ~
ganiLed In consequence now plan OF insurance osd
the title Of the ronne Savings Fund Policy i, s nIa
them TO those who are disposed 70 Si'e then aVeA'"A
this important Institution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04
u,ouwAy ROBBERY IN BROOKLYN

Robert Edwards of Flushing-ave. and Hall
at Brooklyn. was attacked early yesterday. a. Park
ave- and Hallst on his way home from friends house
by three unknown men. one OF whom struck him In the
the head and knocked him down The weapon was prob
ahlv H. heavy club While he was lying upon the side
pni he ruians ried his pockets and robbed him OF
cold watch and chain worth go. revolver and " in
nancy The robber saturated handkerchief with chic
,ofon and held IL 20 the aud mouth Of their victim
mil he was completely stupehed. He Ia now confined
10 ms house from the rough treatment recolFed NO
ar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04

sions into borss OF the frat magnitude and enriched In
stead with what Mr.. TennysOn called Heart affueEce
OF dscursve talk" President Anderson sat at the right
such an occasion the most Indifferent spectator, had ono
been admitted could not have failed TO see something o.
that power evoking all the better faculties OF men ana
impressng his qualities upon hem which has given
the head OF Rochester University his unique roput
ton among many nobly endowed educators OF Amer
can universities and colleges The Rev. Drs Bright ana
Taylor, Lieut. Gov. Woodford William X. Martin IL H.
Bacon, J. K Howard, and W. o. St0ddard were OF the
company. The music trlc too near and loud put
nothing else which Demonco was responsible for cond
have been surpassed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04
THE PUBLIC HEALTH.

The Sanitary Committee reported yesterday,
to the Board of Health that scarcely any streets had
been cleaned by the STRENGTHENING contractor The
port was referred the Street Cleaning Commission
The following comparative statistic, Of diseases
submitted:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04
UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER,

The New-York Society Of the Alumni Of
Rochester assembled around dinner taoo on
one Of the last evenings Of the late yoar Reporters were
exclnded and the Delightfully."- social reunion was re-
deemed Of tho speeches which usually convert such occa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04

Week Relays Dph Small
Dec Dee o. %. Y % i 9S !, 20

During past there registered AZ deaths being
Of 20 the previous week and % less than o the correspond
ng week OF 1870 Zymoo diseases produced 2s dehr coutu
toIa 80; local 2O2 0eyelOpHena "a violent causes 10 The
smallpox increased from IL n 49, those Of scseuAiom
IS ard those Of dyhhea aud together from 10 10 H.
The mortality Of measles decreased from n an1 that Of who1png
~ 10 49, TyIhBs d1ahs snd typhoid
being n each mTnce The number a. 10 the preceding week
EgAtern deaths 1ue dsfcs ssoctoBa Inc mortality Of
p pum0uals from r. Ai lie local fespIa0
~ frafn4J 10