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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-05
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Mrs. WtnstsW's Aanthtnn AyvNp II the
prescription ~ nne otihr hp~, W..
male rAyaleIan. nnI Nnrsra In INV United
States. AMI has Lrrn nssI iur thirty years
With never falllsK SAFETY nnl success ~
mtllloan of Muthsrs aud children, from tin
feehls Infant VT one wsak ul.i IL thu ainli
II sesvsula A0ldisy Ut III. stomach, relieves
wlad solla, regulate. M howell, mud gIsrs
Rsst. health AHl rnufnr. IL lan,hrr and
child w believe Ito be- ihs hat aud anrs
~ Remedy In I'm Warll, In Ill rasrr II
UtB0AtMAt and piAMAithA Nm sntLrphs.
whether II arI.vH from Tep,hlng ~ fron
Aey cher eausc. Full directions fur uslnx
vii accompany eaah lsstle. Nane uunulne
nnleas tkc he.sImIlr NJ CURTIS N rEll.
knn ! ~ thu outside wrapper, Null ~
OIL nsdtutas Dealers. a7,i
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Tho State llegistcr sa,r. n relsAro
u mortgage In favor IT tho Davenport
\ u, Paul 4 T., preparatory 70 III
iT~'ling now bunir ~ take Tho rllee "a
thc I'D nurlrr given 10 tin construction
company, has boun recorded At tho IL.
lico u tho Aeeratary ol state, In Do.
Moinrs ] ElRnr Thompson. II phila-
dclphia, and TX Gov Dcnniron, u
Ohio, aro tho trustees through whom,
cadh company ducn business with tho
other.
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W0uMgtOM n GCssnr Rapids
1eNt1 olOAsl.
CisumCal slInEt ruKy.

congregational aisps u. A.anhsUfsh, fpt.
tlass ssph retlsssh "a hall Ias, tn 81 M sl Isl
-, kAtMl, reApti alm,'llss.s afif maidal
ssrslves Prayer HF.tsa .aeh "Wednesday ssstsNi
a. early uatulls tlaa.
Jaws kres. t'Mla.ns anil sirauasss Iislna
ptNtasWnMt. trace thusfh uee,Nr, ne., !,
Nstath.ae spttivsa tNptk hAHlAs a, liliA Il,
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slAs, hsAsA ell htet httaN.fs,a nisAt tht FAia 49,
AtAlAy inslssa.
11sehwsttst Eplstut.ai a.ip.s II n ilfnah.
Aaire. SUNDAY, tg.a in ian n, ast0tA i -
NsAhmt ~fhsHtl tntWffaA after HasAstt5lst s4ttttf
Prayer stihH eleli Y 4siaF s,ias 4AesliNk saala
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II. a. ANrnI.
liaNlrl, July u, ls,3 !.

49, - N Arrtalte, ltsprpela, M.
Al Alun Depression IL Slltiis N ,,pnprll
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tsltHunttitr IltAtu "A tkItsAAs mlip
~ eAaatll, i,sfAAe n tna aeM ieth,
sail ~ sll arWaeists IN tp Lost hnle Il.
4 .limulata tuniv lni f,'irni~ rrsaNa,lh.
liiii, h.ef ~ Mhsr sickness, il h. ia
.lNl II t,ktM dneilA ilp 4f run i m.
trhi testt ahd agae alil u'her tnislaii.
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, MOssNritOtM IstssllsTGv
aud
yl1o(fu xtN1Necbef

u the hest remedy In tho world fur tho fnl.
lawtng co,ApluInts, VA ,'ranr. III ihs
I.imbA and ntuAaell, Palm HI the Stomach,
Dowsls, " btls, rheumatism III nh II.
fsrms. bilious Cello, Neuralgia, cholrra,
pyasNtssy, Colds, Fresh Wounds, liurn.,
e0sa Throat, spinal Complaints. Hrraina
and Nswlss1. chill. anl FvyvA For Intern.
III and INTERNAL use.
~ operation N no. only 10 relieve the
pAtiaAl. hut entirely removes thu cause III
thu complaint II psnalratus md purvalea
tho whole system, restoring healthy uellen
70 vi " parss. and qalekrninv Tho blnol.
The ouOsssc laOld 1sMnnCcM IN
purely Vegetable unl all lisaiins
CURTIS x brown.
No aih fall.n STREET, Now York
mx.a nalss Al IL -.
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III na#A~t ~ wsst ttfs fsr iaAssn
Nj siraa IA Neaaes Is ehsshst thes
hhss lwva s.ausn IN hNrsart II i
FAsai 49, hem III hrt laiieg Mn ias
iievatd, whs w. sassansls iiisel w
,hs ~ 4 Aagasi ls heiag slfawa fttm
hts asaiarv Aa,ina runway ~ II ieh.
tened hsrre. Trey Will H. absent shrre
nss.is.
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*& &ENNNA%
tNsitn ndcut 4 NtssttlNtc fur
Ahrtttf.

Tic undersigned would hereby an.
lp,aep himself H. ~ lnIerendrn, TIM.
,lriate e. Sheriff IL Howard County.
AMI Nenl'l rolicjt the supper, AMI s,,les
II all el.ctus, irrespective II party,
liz mi~ing, II elected, IL administer
I'LL l,nsinefs ~ tie plliee Il the IT,, III
tis ability,
j. T. MITCHELL.
NV s,rcgnn, ,lnls 4. lit
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l'uf shrlisl.

Eriraa PAM DeaLrn. Please MI.
hVnnru my nanr ns 4 candidate l,r
shcri,l it Howard County, .u,irei 1,
IL decision Il the Republican cou,ty
Gun,Hiitsn
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49, A - u N 49, twA
~ tMAts sA
- $50 8sss 80 A. A&&4
e. sNF 8& K#H @
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Aa
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nsrps l,hl,ft ION inuxa MkN frsm
n he ~ .r,s III Efinry mud Ahusrs Iii early
fi4 Nlnl,,pi restored hervea. dsbiittv
ef41 italeiInplis II Marriage removed.
\ 81 aANtf III II treatment New and re-
Hseiatiir rNfna itra tsui. NH tirgMlAe
sent lfea III aIutl envelopes,
sIdrr~a. tisAuAnn ASSOCIATION. ~
so1.l, Ninth 81 Philadelphia, IA
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TIE ileehsith 80 Portable Family
Hraina Martins, ~ - 49, t,iati many
4s'ttAtsE ,seP ali FMtiaftinh guar.
a,stsasi ~ - .riulal.al sent complete.
s4ei Till ltIsttiiuHs lsakMith fsWtne
II piine t4. nj. litpaisus, n =.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-05

" tHE aHsr rnMrnrtt strsSsEn.
-lrehTietser Hnl rshiasnf II i.htnluar
tlhstrutiiuns known IL MNfriia Mstlns.
" ~ srv.tshiA snA,rIn IL cuMstisns
ttnn. warn ,lunn mi d,lia.el w the
VIM Mealhrr of SHRINE anl AiUMeea
Nhrn tn hlnl Il mt in active circulation,
,oqr,hs gathering hltntllia4 trHl
sinsHisi4nr#s AMI ialnerlrrf actin ui TIL
srrtpsisr urgans, all L manifested wv ~.
mnrs, E,npin rs, llalel,.s iiotls, iusl,itp#
spiAlh. M Mc
MIN NiAHA Ahn lssnltn fftm asvr
unth. and .inllnrss irpN tHa MVAin
t,lr lhr flee of eurf5y enst slar, tile
s,sfttn, nreii i TuHl' o. luiil Ii ~ Hni
helrtle Asnl Forces q rcgan their leenlt.
rFH1tYr II WNr
Il #nN lihsl ~ stAkln, frequently the
LIYrt mi apirrn IL int periurm theif
functions tho Uterine aud rinaty pfs4us
ars lnseli.e, producing weakness n tie
elaunrh null lnt.stinHs Hleia llflsINsittn
Il Ill iat4 arrangement
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-05
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EXTRACT or JUIUDIBA

Il rreHarsl directly finhi ~ Sahth
AHnsseAn ltnl. MIL. IA utiNA nniltt
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titialpl IiHta strengthen 90 Iisese ttff=#
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WILD LIFE in The FAR WEST

Vaa=ItI-I nF EI1I7HNF1 q Asaly I'D sNnle
rpnnIels Willi Apael,rpi usi4fi, lieara, ~
ritlllingiy ihfrftHing sanel lnt iilaarat.
ri eAfralal' MI liz Aust Ltn.aAi terma,
~, II IN hale II lHn Murk, fnni ~ iul
unnls'Ni. n,,sti Il 4 A ilittnlsnus -,
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lye1ltltfN O<arM lObA EsUft
NMd Nick

fsom no other cause than having worms In
the stomach.
HvOwA's 1tyMlMvr T'OMI'ks
viii destroy Morms without, Injury to lLs
child, hslnR perfectly MvirN, a,,ifrer tfuln
All u0lorlhR ur ether inIurIon. ingredients
usually used In wurM preparations.
CURTIS n liitnMN, Perpetrators,
M, alh fuitnn STREET. New York
Sold by DFngRI-ts snl Chemists, md
dealers IL Incidence Ill TNnNfv.flsn
Cnxva a lI0A. l7yl
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.tssA~siN6, nual.A srSl ,Lit tnn
Prof. FOWLER'S Great Work

- Nlnhnni Nnunsnhanll anil ihair Mn
tnnl lnlp,rrias,nr Low, IT. t.aws. Power.
rts. Asshls af. aullinA trim 10 10 10 COP.
ins # tlis with ta,. ahl 10 ANIL 4 ran.
,aa@lna hanh itse ~ any heuk ayen, AT
,lfr#s. HtItins experiences, nir NsfInsst
finhlstiiAa.p. Philadelphia, Ia IA.
taAps III ur NJ. Louis Alo l,.t
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Through Route
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Willie Whiting ii tito lnnau II cnl
4. H. smelles. at ttss.,. Iowa. last
Nrvk, IL informed " tint lr wnnlal IT,
1T leisure about tho first III uuiuLrr,
aud would give mn address 10 thu Fat.
rnus II llnshalrlry, IN and around
Evansville, IL II war desirable III slnnll
ID M Mr. snellcy s,anle Ut tho
thu hraa # TIL. Ortlor In Iowa. unl Inns
givon tho Mnttrr " Orange work the
rlnsvHt attention lie II alao preparing
important Statistical matter on tho
transportation qncrlion. which N TO
reisiug public attention ~ this time
mud which will afford abundant mtor.
cst IL nll l.rt M extend 10 him d
hearty invitation,
II tho scason should he pleasant a
grove meeting md picnic, voull ho 4
treat, rarc aud enjoyable. WIN, say
10 Il. Patrons II Union. Porter. Mag.
nolin, Brooklyn. Center and farmers
pcncrall, y---l.,anusillo WISCONSIN. J
Review.
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No alh falInn street, New York
ur sale BY all druggists, a7,l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-04
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Nov. S.-The city election to.
morrow Is the absorbing topic In all cir
cles here and ia likely 10 be one ot the
most hotly contested ever held. The
Board of Trade adiourns over from !
O'Clock P. N. tomorrow until Wednesday,
and none OF the courts will be In session
Donald Mckay, q deputy in the office
Of the Clerk Of the Criminal Court, was
arrested to-day and taken before o. 8.
Commissioner Hayne, charged with fraud
ulently Issuing naturalization papers. He
was held In five thousand dollars bail fol-
his appearance at court.
The Managers OF the Interstate In
dustrial Exposition have decided to
donate one.half Of their gross receipts for
tickets during the present week 10 the
various benevolent institutions of the city
The Supreme Court Of Illinois to-day
granted a new trial to Chris. Rafferty,, who
murdered q policeman who had warrant
for his arrest about year and Q half ago
and who has twice been convicted ant
sentenced TO be hanged for the crime, TIT
first trial having been in this county ant
the second one In Lake county.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-04
Annual Report OF the Director Of the
Mint.

WASHINGTON, D. G., Nov. 3.-The an
nusl report of the Director of the Mint iol
the fiscal year ending June 30th last, says
"The amount OF gold and silver, deposits
and purchase Of coins, struck and stamp
ed and bars, manufactured during the
wear, was as follows: Deposits OF gold
$50 037, ,429 As: silver, $l2, ,307, $3.50 43; TO-
tal amount received ana acted upon, $72..
244 8lS 9S. Deducting re.deposils made
and Issued by one institution and deposited
with another, the deposits were gold,
S57, ,7O4 ,395 SIS; silver, $9,145,82S 4S;
total, $6G,S40,714 81; gold pieces
coined, $i8244 20; value, 35,240,.
3S7 80; silver pieces coined, H..
774 $50; value, S2 045, ,795 so; minor coin.
age pieces. is, ,025, 600; value, $404 $50; to.
tal number OF pieces, 32,523, $40; total
value, $8S, ,0s0, 1888. Bars of fine gold,
SS,554, ,056 SO; imported gold, $l2,040,:
659 25; total. S20. .495, ,6I61i. Fine silver,
$30342 $50 So: imported silver, $3,9S1,.
65I 04: total, S27,5l7, $50 61.
The report is very voluminous, Is full OF
interesting statistical and general informa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-04
How Nice IL is TO be Horse and Go
TO California.

TO California.
baltimore Sun, October 2sl : ss=@Gs
True Blue, the winner Of the four mile
heat race Saturday, left Baltimore for San
Francisco last night in special stock pal.
ace car by the Northern Central Railroad.
True Blues rider, Barbre, with Chamber.
Inns sgent and his colored man Jim, &C
companied tie horse in the sumptuous
car. The outside Of the car was painted
brjghtre Upon either side brilliant.
ly displayed placard was posted, reading
as follows: "Please do not detain me.
Business oil importance with my friends.
Thad. Stevens and Joe Daniels, requires
me. Yours truly, True Blue" Upon ex-
pressing. desire to inspect tho interior OF
the car and to interview tho champion,
permission was cheeriully accorded by
Mr.. Chamberlin. The rear end OF the
car, which had been set apart Tor the valu.
able steed, was lined all around with thick
mattresses, as was also the roof. Glass
windows were placed In the side TO Sc
cure proper ventilation. The fore part oi
the car was divided into five separate
compartments for two Of True Blues
stable companions who are to accompany
him. The middle Of the car was or.
ranged for the accommodation of attend
ants, and for the storage OF temporary
supplies of provender. It 10 expected
that the horse will reach San Francisco In
about eight days. This will allow True
Blue only about week In which to re-
cover from the effects Of his long trip by
rail before contending against Thad.
Stevens and Joe Daniels In the $4,000
race which will take place November, IS.
The result Of this enterprise is watched
with considerable interest BY turimen in
all parts Of the country. Should True
Blue win the race, he will undoubtedly
never start again.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-04
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2-There was an In
teresting scene at the Interior Department
to-day, on the occasion OF o council be-
tween government officials and delega-
tions OF Arrapahoes, Cheyennes and Ute
Indians, the council being In the Interest
of peace between the Utes and the for
mer bands. Commissioner Smith repre-
sented TO the Indians the great impor-
tance OF establishing friendly relations
and assured them whether they did so OF
not, II they left their reservations, they
would be punished. he told the Chey.
ennes and Arrapahoes that the Utes are
with our government, which Is bound TO
protect them at all times, and that the
government Is determined that fighting
between Indian tribes must cease, and
that It cannot continue much longer.
Powder Face, Of the Arrapahoes, said he
had from his youth thought 1t right to
make war upon the Utes, and had
never failed to kill one Of that tribe when
he could, but in later years his mind had
been changed, he was not unwilling there
should be peace between the tribes. The
Commissioner suggested that The prelim-
inaries Of the peace movement should be
established by the Indians shaking hands
with one another. Ouray, speaking for
the Utes, said they thought II best to
make peace with the whole. That al
though these men may be friendly the
tribes generally may not feel that way.
Ouray was somewhat afraid that the enc.
mics Of the Utes spoke with two tongues.
The Indian Commissioner said 1t was only
necessary now that they make peace as
individuals, and not as representatives oi
their tribes. After rather serious con.
sultation by the chiefs OF the seperate
tribes, Ouray and Powder Face advanced
into the middle ot the room and shook
hands very formally and with no express
sion of satisfaction. Afterwards there
was general, though not TO all appear.
auces very cordial, hand shaking. Powder
Face said that the Great Spirit was look.
ing down, and he would say whether this
was all right or not. Ouray responded
that time would tell.
Stone Calf, Of the Cheyennes, demurred
at first, but afterwards Joined the others
and shook hands with the Utes. At the
termination oil the council 1t was proposed
to the Indians to 60 to their hotel in the
same coach, but the Utes objected on the
ground that they could not understand
each others language.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.-Between $780,
900 and $sOOOO0 in silver OF various dc.
nominations will be coined at the Phila-
delphia Mint this month. Thirty-seven
thousand oil trade dollars, coined In Ne.
vada, have found their way into circuls'
tion In that section.
The estimates for the civil establish
ment OF the Government to be submitted
TO Congress this year year will exceed
those Of last year between 81 100000 and
$2,O00O00. This increase is caused prin.
cipally by the raising of number Of sala.
ries at the last session. The estimate for
the Internal Revenue Bureau are about
$22 900 less than last year.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-04
ENGLAND ID.

LONDON, Nov. 3-A meeting of the
Royal Geographical Society was held TO-
night Sir Bartle Frere presided, and
Captain Markham read an elaborate paper
on the discoveries made by the Polarii
expedition. Mr.. Goschen, First Lord oI
Admiralty, Lord Houghton and Sil
Henry Rawlinson were present.
Al q meeting OF the National Lsborers
Union at Leamingtgn tonight, 1t was
stated that the general agents of New
Zealand would give passage to all labor
ers who wanted to emigrate to that col
ony, and that there was room there iol
10000 families. 1880.
LONDON, Nov. 3-Chas Hall has been
appointed Vice Chancellor, in place ol
Sir John Wickens, deceased.
LONDON, Nov. "A collision occurred
yesterday evening on the Midland Rail-
way, by which twenty persons were Sc
verely injured. .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-04
FOREIGN.
FRANCE.

PARIS, Nov. 3.-The budget Of the Min
lister oi Finance Is nearly ready for pre-
sentation to the Assembly. The estimates
for the War Department are very heavy
and II. Magne will ask ior temporary
imposition OF new taxes.
In the BaZaine court martial to-day
the evidence given related wholly to the
non.receipt BY Marshal McMahon on
August 23, Of BaZ4ine's alleged dispatch
dated the 2ist. The deposition OF Nc.
Mahon on this point was read. The Mar
shal states that he received dispatch
from Bazsine dated August 10, giving an
account Of the battle OF St. Private, and
indicating that hestill intended marching
northward. In consequence Of this In!
formation, tho deponent determined to
march In tho direction Of Montmedy in.
stead OF Paris. He received no other
dispatch from BaZaine.
NJ Arnet, inspector Of telegraphs, test.
fed that certain dispatches, which were
retransmit.ed from,L Longway on the 22d Of
August, were communicated to Paris,
where they apparently were stopped. III.
NJ. Rabassesmies swore that they were
dispatches by Col. Stappel to obtain infor.
nation concerning Bazaine, and that they
were received on the 22d Of August, from
dispatches which they forwarded to
Stofel by telegraph, on returning
with the originals Of the dis.
patches on the 25lh to Rethel,
they showed them TO Col. Dalz4c OF Nc.
Mahen's staff, and he ordered them to be
given to Stoffe!, saying at the time that he
was aware ot their contents, having re.
ceived them by telegraph two days
previously. Duke D'Aumale eau;
TONED the witnesses TO be care!
ful, but they persisted in their story.
They were confronted by Colonel Dalzac,
who positively contradicted their state.
menis.
President McMahon TO- day received
delegations from all sections Of the Right.
1t Is believed that alter the prolongation
Of the Presidents power has been voted,
the ministry will be reconstructed
and series Of strongly conservative meas.
ures will be introduced in the Assembly.
The deputies Of the entire Left have
agreed to question the Government on its
participation In the intrigues Of Mon
archial coalition. 1t Is said that Count De
Chambord has received congratulations
from the Pope.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 3-W. E.Wade,i former.
ly clerk in the officer Of the Secretary OF
State of Tennnessee,iwas arrested here,
Saturday night, charged with forging
$4,000 State bonds. he left for Nash
vile last night in charge Of an officer.
A German named Keeping was shot
and killed in q ball room row, in Wash
ington avenue, early yesterday morning.
by M. ]. Lock, who was arrested and
lodged in Jail.
Sheriff Cooper, of Madison county, Il.
linois, denies that requisition for Tom
Allen, Mike McCoole, and others who
participated In the fight in that county,
some weeks ago, has been issued by Gov.
Beveridge.
Col. W. R. Woodward, General Super.
intendent Of the Missouri, Kansas &
Texas Railroad, has resigned his posi-.
ton, 10 take effect November 30. :.
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MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, Nov. 3.-The Cicalla scan.
dal Is the absorbing topic. The teeliDgis
intense and the expressions Of ofindignation
are bitter. Cicalla refuses to make q
statement to the city press reporters, but
promises to give full statement Of the
affair showing that he meant no harm.
The public Is satisfied as TO his meanness
and criminality, but look anxiously Tor
his statement. =.
I The mortuary report ot the past "a
hours ending at noon 10 day Is as follows: :
Yellow fever 4, other causes5. There are
no official reports Of the number Of new
cases, but from private sources we learn
Of seven this morning. Weather very
chaugeable. 4
MEMpnrs, NoY. 3.-The mortuary re-
port Of the past "a hours ending at 6 P. n,
Is as follows: Yellow lever 8, other
causes z. Two Of the deaths occurred OF
the City Hospital and three OF the Poor
House. Weather clear and pleasant