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HoNoRABLY ACQUITTED.

on August there fight aboard a Coney
Island steamer. and, when peace was partially re-
stored, Mrs. Margaret Tuly, OF 1le Sullivan street.
had Mrs. Dena Mulry, OF Jersey City, arrested on
charge OF stealing shawl. ON Mrs. Mulry's trial
in the General Sessions IL was shown that the hus-
bands oil the two women were lighting and the
prisoner took the shawl in her excitement and
when tossing 1t 10 It's owner, 1t went overheard.
Mrs. Mulry's witnesses proved her irreproacnabe
character, and tue jury promptly returned a YER
dict Of not guilty.
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THE LOWELL BANK DEPALCATION.

LOWELL, Mass, Oct. Q, 1873.
The investigation into the affairs OF the Mer.
chants National Bank is progressing, and the Bank
Examiner Mr.. Needham win make public the re-
suit as early as possible. No complete statement
can be made until the accounts with the corre-
spending banks elsewhere received for COM
parison. Colonel Needham states that the nvesti-
CATION so lar indicates that the capital OF the bank
bank officers have proposed no compromise with
the deiaulting cashier
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FIRE IN CAMBRIDGE, MASS.

BOSTON, Oct. o. 1878.
fire broke out this evening in the box factory
pf George +. Page Co., on Broadway Cam
bridge, which was entirely destroyed. The
nre caught in the engine room and
burned with great rapidity, spreading
to the lumber wharf belonging to the same COM
pany, where large amount OF lumber was de-
etrOyed. One hundred men were employed in the
building, all of whom are thrown out OF employ
Ment. The loss is estimated at 100000, and Is but
partially insured.
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GREAT BRITAIN.
Arrival Home Of Baker Pacha, the Liberator Of
Soudan
7lLEeRAEs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Oct I0-6 A. nj.
Sir Samuel Baker, the Egyptian Pacha whose
tact and bravery have suppressed the slave trade
In the region OF Soudan drained by the Upper Nile,
has arrived in England, accompanied by Lady
Baker, who has been his companion in his noble
expedition.
Resignation of an Under Secretary OF
state.
LONDON, Oct. 10-3 A. M.
Right Hon. Edmund Hammond, Under Secretary
b State for the Foreign Department, has resigned.
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Hep Sent from New Orleans.

Hep Sent from New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 8, 1873.
or sixty-three nurses and physicians sent by the
Howard Association TO Shreveport not one mas
taken the fever. Fity-six nurses have been sent
by them TO Memphis, and to-day the following
despatch was rece1ved:-
MEMPHIS. Tenn, Oct. 9, 1878.
TO w. s. PIKE, President OF the Howard Associa-
ton -
Send us twenty-five female nurses in addition to
those previously ordered. The lever is increasing.
Several OF our first citizens have died.
A. d. LANGSrAFF President.
Mr.. Pike states that nurses will be sent forward
tomorrow.
A special despatch to the PicaV,tne from Shreve-
port states that Dr. Bruins says the backbone OF the
epidemic is broken, but only ice will destroy
poison more malignant than any he ever met.
Rev. Father Levsont died OF the fever at Shreve-
port this morning. He was The secretary oil the
Bishop OF Natchltoches, and makes the third priest
OF that diocese who has been stricken by the
scourge having left NatchitUches few days ago to
assist the suffering at Shreveport.
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A.-wedding Invitations, Ball Cardss
Monograms Crests, foreign Note Paper. JAMES
EVERDELL. 302 Broadway. Established lSiO
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THE FINANCIAL OUTLOOK AT CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI oct a 1e-c

CINCINNATI, Oct. Q, 1878.
The Clearing House Association, at a meeting TO.
day, decided 10 issue no additional Clearing House
certificates and also retired $4,000 already issued
thus reducing the aggregate Co S45OOOO. They also
appointed committee TO devise plan for settle
nient between banks while the process OF RETIRING
certificates shall be proceeding, aud instructed
President Cook TO correspond with the clearing
houses OF New York and cities IN the West and South
relative to the mode and time OF currency resump-
tlnp
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LICENSING CANAL BOATS.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 0, 1873.
Mr. Eugene Howell, representing individual
owners OF canal boats, has returned from Wash
nngton, where he laid before the President certain
charges against the Secretary Of the Treasury for
refusing to accept the decisions OF Pennsylvania,
New Jersey and Maryland District Courts as bind.
hng In regard to n0n-ability OF canal boats to
afCense as marine vessels.
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A MILITARY POST ABANDONED

EAsTRoRT, Me-, Oct. 0, 1879.
Company X OF the Fifth artillery, which has been
stationed at Fort sullivan for some years. left here
to-day in the steamer New York, for Sackett's
Harbor. N. " large crowd OF people collected
on the wharf TO see them OF, and the members of
the Grand Army OF the Republic fired O salute az
the steamer left. The abandonment Of this post
by the government is serious loss to this part or
the state, and especially to this town. .A9tf
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STEAM CANAL TRANSPORTATION.

BUFFALO, N ", Oct. 0, 1873.
The steam canal boat william Newman, with
full cargo Of gram left last evening for syracuse,
and the steam canal boat William Baxter left to-
night also with fun cargo Tor Syracuse, compct-
ing for the state prize OF 100000. Several other
.hnats arc loading and will follow. --
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A BALLOON DEsCENDs INTO A RIVER.

RoCKLAND, Me-, Oct. Q, 1873.
At the Knox County Fair q balloon ascension
was made by Professor Allen, OF Providence. Tho
balloon and sailed on southwesteriy,
and afterwards took more westerly direction.
and in a short time came down Ia the Georges
River at Thomaston, some distance from the shore
The aeronaut was rescued from his uncomiortable
position by boat. #p
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ITALY.
Victor Emmanuel Rises to Explain" His Visit
p t~ to Berlin.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

ROME, october Q, 1878.
An explanatory note regarding King Victor
Emanuels recent visit to Berlin is expected soon
from the Italian Ministry OF Foreign Affairs to
rect the erroneous interpretations which have been
gwen to the event.
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Skin Oiseas es-skfn Diseases.
- SKID diseas - cured by DR.. j. NJ VANDyRr
r,nen,b spas iy Friday and Saturday,, No W.
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. o., Oct. l0-1 A. NJ

WASHINGTON, ID. o. Oct 10-1 A. M.
Probabilities.
For Friday, in the Cult States light winds and
clear weather, except on the immediate coast,
where partly cloudy weather is probable.
FOR THE SOUTHERN AND MIDDLE ATLANTIC
STATES CLEAR WEATHER, WITH LIGHT WINDS,
MOSTLY FROM THE NORTHEAST AND SOUTHEAST.
For New England, northery winds and clear
weather, followed by southwesterly winds and
partly cloudy weather by Friday night.
For the lower lake region, southeast winds,
veering to southwest, with clear and partly cloudy
weather and falling barometer.
For the upper lakes southwesterly winds and
falling barometer with cloudy weather, followed
by northwest winds and clearing weather during
the evening.
For the Ohio Valley, westerly winds and clear
weather.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest and Best Newspaper In tina
Country. Ns. 04&HHafrHtA

The Cheapest and Best Newspaper In ther
Country. Hs. fafIaHA
The WEEKLY HERALD of the present week, now
ready, contains Select Story, entitled "Nicolol
Vagnon,n together with the very Latest News by,
Telegraph nom All Parts of the World up to tho
hour OF publication; Proceedings OF the Evangeii-s
cal Alliance; Execution of the Murderers OF Gent
eral Candy and DIR. Thomas; Proceedings OF the,
Democratic State Convention at Utica Jersey'ss
Record OF Blood; Horrible Tragedy in Pennsyi-
vania; the Polaris Crew; the Mammoth BaliO0nr
Fizzle; the Yellow Fever, and Effects Of tho
Financial Crisis. 1t also contains the Latest News
by Telegraph from Washington; Literary and SPORT
ing Intelligence; yarieties Editorial Articles ON
the prominent topics OF the day; Our Agrlcui-
tural Budget; Reviews of the Cattle Horse
and Dry Goods Markets; Financial and Com
mercla Intelllgence and Accounts OF all the I'M
portant and Interesting Events OF the Week.
TERMs:-Single subscription So; three copies,
SIS; five copies, $s ten copies, SIS; single copies,
five cents eacn. A limited number OF ADVERTISE !
ments inserted in the WEEKLY HERALD. .e g....
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THE NUMBER OF VOTERS IN PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. 0, 1878.
According to the revised list OF the canvassers
there are lo457o male taxable or qualified voters
In this city.
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-Aa of haina79lc iga1s cnt lc atIsqsb wgr
- ssaa g4h 900 sfGa dRsmMs. .0 slrtGss. lf5rgf
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S43l, ,4oU
Loss buildings 5000
LOSS foSJJ
Oh l0z,oW
on Ao,yJO
The amount OF uninsured loss was $1,000, OF
which $3.50 was on stock. The causes OF the sew
eral fires were as foows:-Explosons OF kerosene
lamps, s; spontaneous combustion of Jute
waste, oily rags, oily sawdust, &c, 1O can
OF benzine upsetting aud taking fire, 1;
malicious mischief, /; box taking fire from
hot ashes /; carelessness in using matches. 1;
candles, lamps, pipes and cigars, y foul chimneys
4; detective hues, A. heat rom bakers oven, /;
heat from boiler setting fire to lumber, /: incen-
diary, /; window curtains, goods In show windows
and fly paper taking nre from gas lights and lamps
9;gnitng ofether vapor,l overheated stovepipe,1;
bacon ,allIng in nre, grease taking fire on stove
L; leak in gas pipe, escaped gas ignitlng, 2; shaw
ings taxing fire accidentally, /; overheated stove
!; upsettlng OF pot Of tar, l; carelessness OF
cupant burning refuse leather, L; explosion OF
boiler, /; mice gnawing matches, /; upsettlng of q
Kerosene lamp, /; straw taking fire accidentally,
1; defective arrangement oil furnace Cue, /; not
yet asoertaned, 3.
The following is a comparative statement
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The following amounts, received by Edmund
orgi for the benefit OF the sufferers rom yellow
fever, were transferred by telegraph, through the
Chemical National Bank, to j. J. Busby, Chairman
of the Citizens Executive Committee at Mem
vxt,,s rstav.
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Richard Hester, indicted for arson on the 10th OF
June last for having set fre TO his premises at No.
Elizabeth street, on the 7th Of June, was, on the
oath inst, after trial OF three entire days, con-
victed OF arson IN the third degree and sentenced
to the state Prison for the term OF five wears
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NEW YORK, Oct 6, 1873.

The st. Andrews Society OF New York nave Just
sent TO the ST Andrews Society or Memphis, to be
paid by telegraph, $3.50.
The following contributions in addition to those
reported yesterday, were made to-day by the
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The following contributions In aid OF the Men,
phis yellow fever sufferers were made to-day by
the manufacturing jewellers and silversmitns OF
New York, and the money forwarded by telegraph
to the Howard Association through Mr.. Frank Bar
num of that city,
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Whc Siege of Cnrtagcna Progressing, with
Gains for the National Troops.
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AID FOR YELLOW FEVER SUFFERERS.

Below will be found the sums OF money contrib.
uted to the relief yellow fever sufferers in Men,
phis and Shreveport received at and reported to
this Office -
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Phnion's Night Blooming Cercus.-Itsl
delightful odor surpasses that of most other perfumes
Guard against limitations. Sold by all druggists
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INDEPENDENT ORDER OF B'SAI BIRTH.
New YORK, Oct. g. 1873 4
FIRE MARSHAL,s REPORT.

The following is Fire Marshal Sheldon's report
for the month OF September, 1873 There were
eghty-one fires during the month, involving loss
of S5s $50, on which there was an Insurance OF
SO
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A.-The Most Tasty and Graceful Hat
for gentlemen's is manufactured and sold by kS'
PFNsCHEID. Nassau street.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye Is by Far the Best
extant; always reliable, perfectly harmless and true
Sold everywhere.
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FRANCE.
Bazaine's Trial-Chambord on the Wing-M. !.
Grevy in Favor Of the Republic.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, Oct. 0, 1879.
In the BaZaine court martial to-day the hearing
Df M. Riviere's report was concluded, and the
documents appended were read. One relates to
the dispatches sent and received by the accused,
and shows that the miscarriage Of those which
Bazaine addressed to MacMahon precipitated the
catastrophe at Sedan.
The Count de Chambord has left Frohodorf. His
destination is unknown.
M. Gr6vy, formerly President OF the Assembly,
will soon publish a letter declaring in favor OF the
Republic
Specie Increase In the Bank.
PARIS, Oct. 9, 1878.
The specie in the Bank OF France has increased
e,OO0, 900 francs during the past week.
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A.-Hats for Gentlemen at Lowest
prices = l
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very eautiful Are Clean. sar~s
wne nuseeeth-Use THURSroNs IVORY Pearl T0eSyt
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An, Don't Hawk, Spit, Blow Your
nose Catarrh is disgusting WoLCOTT'S CATARkH-
ANNIHILATOR will cure you. Sold everywhere.
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The following is a comparative statement:-
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All skin Diseases Cured Permanently
by DR.. j. nj. VANDYkE Office (Thursday, Friday aud
Saturday., No. D West sixteenth street
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The Weather in This city YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in
the temperature Tor the past twenty-four hours in
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts
Pharmacy, HERALD Buding:-
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A James Hat Cannot be Surpasse This
fall in shape quality. JAMES, ST. Nicholas Hotel
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DIR. vandykc Cures Pfmples and AIR
skin diseases Dr. vANDYKE cures flesh worms and all
skin diseases DR. vANDYkE liver spots and all
skin diseases Office Thursday, Friday and Saturday,.
No West sixteenth street.
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l.. K. POWERS, Superintendent,
per r. p. Med
The undersigned committee OF Memphis mer-
chants now In New York acknowledge the follow,
ing additional subscriptions for the yellow lever
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THE FIFTH PRIEST DEAD.
Threatened Lynching of the Nurses Who
Have Robbed His Body.
Thirty-0ne Deaths on Wednesday
in Memphis.
Death Of a Visiting Sister Of
Charity.
SHREVEPORT, La. Oct. 0, 1878.

SHREVEPORT, La, Oct. Q, 1873.
There Is no particular change to note in the epi-
demic for the last twenty-four hours New cases
continue to be reported, both in the city and out
skirts most OF which were children. DR.. Burns,
before his departure for New Orleans, said this
was the most malignant type OF yellow fever he
had ever seen, and that it would take hard frost
to kill 1t or He said the new cases were less vru-
lent, but there would be good deal OF suffering
for month to come There cannot be less than
400 cases now under treatment, most OF which are
doing well.
Among the new cases reported to-day are Ar
thur Newman. bookkeeper; John Jones and Judge
Henry G. Hale.
Among the deaths are Captain John w. Stuart
and the 1fth Catholic priest.
Colonel ID. B. Martin and Captain Haymakeur are
doing well. large number OF convalescents are
on the streets, and some OF the stores are open,
but no particular business doing.
The lever has broken out at Mansfield iorty
miles from here. Mrs. Burns was taken with the
fever eighteen days after the death OF her son. who
contracted the lever here, and died. Samuel How
ard took it twenty days after. and is very low.
Over fifty families have left the village.
More new cases were reported on the other side
OF the river and OF very viruent type. Colonel S.
]. Ward, merchant of this city, who had the
in the country, has recovered. Physicians here
have published notice advising all absentees not
to come home until the danger is over, OF which
they will give due notice.
There were ten iLterments to-day.
L. G. Joiron, II. G. Witz and A. Maple, who came
here from New Orleans nurses were arrested
this evening for robbng the body of the dead priest
OF his clothing money. watch and crucidx. If the
evidence is clear against them they will probably
be hung by the citizens who are greatly enraged
at the accused persons.
The following is list OF the interments today
Adellne Wurham. Frank Books.
Mary Burk. Hiram saunders.
Richard Field. j. w. Stuart.
Nathaniel Wright. Rev. Father Levsont
Letia SWitzer. Dan Brook, (cOored).
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Cramp i'm the Limbs and St0mach.-
Pain in the stomach, bowels side cured by tho
HOUSEHOLD PANACEA AND FAMILY LINIMENT.
Purely vegetable and alLheaing The great internal
and external remedy. Sold by all druggists.
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DIR. Vandylxe Cures Flesh Worms and
all skin diseases ONCE hursday Friday and Saturday,.
No West sixteenth street
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GERMANY.
Alarming Illness of the Archbishop of Posen.
TO THE new YORK HERALD.

BERLIN, Oct. o. 1S.3
The Count Won Ledochowski catholic Archbishop
pf Gnesin and Posen is seriously Ill.
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s p "A I N
Reported CarIist Victory in
Navarro.
DEFEAT OF MORIONES
He ID Overwhelmed by 0llo and Forced to
Precipitate Retreat to the Line Of
the Agra-A Heavy Loss in
Killed and Wounded
TElEGRAms 10 TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Oct 10-3A A. M.
The Carlist agents here profess to have received
Information that their General ono on the 9th de-
Heated and routed the army Of General Moriones
NEAR Cirauqui, and compelled it to retreat to
Puente-la- Reyna, thirteen miles southwest ofPam-
peluna, on the river Arga, where it is crossed by
-four bridges, leaving behind large number Of
dead and wounded.
The Carlists claim this as the greatest victory Of
the campaign.
The Siege of Cnrtagcna Progressing, with
Gains for the National Troops.
MADRID, Oct. 0, 1873.
A brisk cannonade was kept up yesterday by the
Republican force besiegng Cartagena. During the
day many deserters from the intransigente ranks
came into the camp OF the government troops.
The national squadron is expected to arrive at
Cartagena at any moment.
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COrns. Bunions, Enlarged Joints, All
diseases of the feet cured by Dr. ZACHARIE No. ~.
INN
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DIR. yandyxc Cures Liver spots and All
skin diseases. Office nursday, Friday and Saturday,.
No d sixteenth street
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lowing amounts and forwarded them to- the reiiet
OF the suffering people IN Shreveport. VIZ. =
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A.-"Davfd's'' Elegant Fall Hats for,
gentlemen 29g% Broadway near Duane street
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Bachelors Hair Dye Is the Best i'm tho
world the only true and perfect hair dye; instantane
ous harmless At all druggists.
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Buy the Best. GF a@
GooDALL'S ) PLAYING CARDS. Sold everywhere.
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Arencv st. Louis Mutual Life Insur~
ance Company, October l673--To the Publc-We are
authorized the President Of this Company to deny the
statement upon which Injunction granted TO re-
strain the inst tuition from ransactng business and con-
dently predict the dissolution OF the Injunction upon its
hearing tomorrow. GREGORY HOUSTON General
Agents Tor New York.
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but all discreet When attacked by diseases Of
the kidneys urinary take the great diuretc
HELMBoLDls BUcHu: 1t is warranted Beware Of
worthless limitations. The genuine may be known by
private proprietary stamp OF II. T. Henbold cecn
bottle JOHN +. HENRY, New York, sole agent For
alp Inv n urlS
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Belfast Ireland are the holders of Whisky the
world. Their Old IRISH WHlSKEY Is recomme1dedi (
by the medical profession in preference to french ,
brandy. Supplied casks or cases United State0k
Branch 81 Broad street, New York. ..aga
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received by w. ii. BrazieT, No. 10 Pine street. i'll
aid OF the Memphis sufferers, and transferred by
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A Trial for Life Is Now Going On, and Z
one of our friends victim the demand for his
mitabe fall style of Hats for fashion or business kNOx
A Hotel
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DIR. vandyke Cures Pimplcs and Ait
Skin Diseases. Office CThursday, Friday and Saturday,
No. d West sixteenth street. rsfTEs
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Terrible Effect OF the Yellow Fever at
Memphis.

Terrible Effect OF the Yellow Fever at
Memphis.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct 9, 1873.
There was another heavy heavy frost here yester-
day morning.
There were thirty-one interments yesterday from
yellow fever, and ten from other causes.
Sister Mary Joseph Dominican), formerly Supe-
rior OF ST. Agnes Academy, died yesterday.
Rev. Father O'Bren, OF st. Peters church. is very
low with the fever.
Yellow Fever Statement from Mont
gOmery.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Oct. Q, 1873.
No yellow fever deaths have occurred here since
the Sd Inst and there have only been three deaths
this month";
Relief for Shreveport and Memphis.
AUGUSTA Ca, Oct. 9, 1878.
About $500 have been forwarded for the relief of
afflicted Shreveport and Memphis.
Aid from Louisville for Memphis and
Shreveport.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. Q, 1873.
Contributions for the Memphis and Shreveport
sufferers since saturday have averaged $1,000 per
day.
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PENNSYLVANIA CONSTITUTIONAL CONvEN-
TION.
PHILApELPhIA. Oct. "a. lS7a.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct "a 1878.
The Convention instituted to remodel and amend
the constitution OF the State OF Pennsylvania made
this afternoon very important and unexpected
change in regard to all railway companies within
the State Mr. Knight, Philadelphia, moved to go
into committee to amend the tenth section TO read
that no railway company shall grant free passes,
or passes at discount, to any person except Off,
GERS or employees OF the company, which was agreed
to-yeas 70, nays 20, great deal OF comment is
made upon the action OF the Convention, and It is
pretty generally believed that the members who
voted for il win be obliged to pay their passage
home. 1t might be said in this connection
that many OF the movements OF the Con-
ventiOn have been very severely criticised,
and there are strong indications that the
greater part OF what the members have done
will be repudfated by large popular VOTE The
manner In which the various amendments have
been brought up has been very imperfect. For in
stance instead OF reading each section OF the old
constitution and considering 1t separately, they
let 1t pass without any such reading at all, and
simply Incorporated new clauses and amendments.
While the Convention was III progress this alter
noon there was a comm0ton at the main entrance
OF the hall, and IL was found that Ex-Governor
Bigler, in coming up the steps, had fallen with an
attack OF vertigo. Rest0ratives were Immediately
at hand, and the distinguished gentleman was
taken in q carriage to his hotel.