Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-28
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
This Afternoons Dispatches \.
.<sscctafed Press Reports.
TIIE HoRSE BRONCIITI.

TIIE IIORSE BRoNSllITI.
The Disease On the IacreaSe sa N~,s
Gases Disastrous consequence 90
the Epidemic.
MA lVRE. Oct -S--lhe horse 4 -1aea n ~
DO abatns signs, ana the We..Ess t,-asy -
damp and consequently unfavorarre - "a. A.
fected beasts. Tire disposition which has -,
eyincCc 20 work affected horse - uoa hFsfrniry
q tel IN aggravated y mYtui8s 0I ma.y ttae
would otherwise De likely tD sreefr.- ra.,,..r
IL IN thought that the rrls.s h,s -,
reached and after to-day recovery ~ t.,pert,t
In some OF the lighter caSrS. N.-trrtar tF.rs
Wt1c but lew yehiCles GA tLe streets Tn-a.v
a3dttiCnSl cars were withdraw from some .frIs
aLu Others " holly stopped. The nth sv.Dve
line reports snGht improvements iu many Of -
Lltse-. NSnstA'-y. AOs ever iLc disease Is get
ting worse Mary deaths are occurring -
perieuced horseman saw that bv WsIrrsfsV
there vii he = total s+CpTsFe OF Al frhIi.
means Ot convey suce. YESTERDAY the taW ar.
r.nniug were - over crowded that tac has~.s
we're almost unable "a draw them. Ia taa an
Stances horses droTf'ed dead on the pavement.
In Williamsburg Yesterday several lines OF cs-s
stJpI ed. Ia NessTk al st0Yptd. The street
clean in bureau aver thRt thes VIl % unable
20 clean the streets 10 lie q -asSa rout.1l-s.
Toe races occurring this week have teln pot
= ned.
Now Is TRr TINS Fca srE.N CANAL RaArs.
tSWECo, oct. - All The horses a. tuc rnalus
COMPANIES stables are affected With dis.smpar,
and the rates Tor TOW Ipg have advanced. Rra+s
that were loaded on Saturday had not le,t here
up 70 Tbs morning. The weather t0-Isy H.
pleasant.
THE ry-vFkrC HORSES AL RraHr A,hrN.
BUFFALO. oct. She horse ,E.-aa~s has =,
far abnted that to-day the ~tres-s have a-sumsi
lheiT usual business appearances. The weather
= clear auc hracing. The street. cars have re-
sumef their regular trips and tie th1r5u.tFsr.z
are alive win teams on ordinary bus ness.
ROW THEY MANAGE ar TIE HtB.
BOSTON, Oct -S-A mat dug OF boot aud ShOo
dealers WIS held this morning TO confer A. ID
necessary steps for the delivery and receipt OF
goods during the prevalence Of the horse epi-
lemc. Satisfactory ASSURANCES were given that
Tie needed means of transportation had been
secured viii better weather 10 DAY number
OF horse teams have been brought out. A large
number OF oxen from the country have been en-
gagged by the trade, and the merchants and their
clerks will furnish what man power viii be
needed TO supplement these. Horse car travel
this morning, four horses being put 70 each car,
and making q limited number OF trips Some
Of the South Boston cans are being drawn by
conductors and drivers Of the company.
PHILADELPHIA EXEMPr So PAR.
SHTLADELPHtA, Oct. S.-NOt a single we'll
defined case OF horse disease has vet appeared
~ US elty, There are a lev isolated cases OF
ulsteinFer, but the symptoms very from those
attending the disease IN New York. aud from
The precautions taken hOpes are entertained
hat Tie city viii be preserved rom the cs.sm-
ity.
STREET CARS DRAWN BY NES.
BOSTON, Oct. 2S.-One OF the South Boston
horse cars msue \ round trip 20 DAY drawn bV
tnployes vi The company. The fare charged
Wa > cents, and the car was well PA-ronized.
TWENTY-FIVE CASES AROUND rHILADELPHIA.
PHILApELPHTA, OCT 2s.-Reports are now ahosf
hat a numbers OF horses in private stablr- have
been attacked 10y the disease. Twenty i've
cases have been reported in Camden auI ,ey-
trai IN Chester county.
THE DISEASE SPREADING
BiNGHAMPToN, Oct 2>.-Ihe horse disease
las reached here.
PATERSON, y. j.. Oct. 2S.-rha horse disease
las broken out IN this city.
DUMMY ENGINES.
NEW YORK, Oct. "a resolution WAS intro
uuced Snd passed IN the board OF aldermen %.
day empowering the city railroad companies 70
use dummy engines on their lines, owing 10 the
prevalence OF the horse disease.