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Dividing the City in Districts,
THE SUPPLxMs-
OFFICE HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
" MEMPHIS, October Z, 1878.

4 " OCNODcE lof0-l
SEWe beg 70 advise our citizens that We
have divided the city into the following dis
| tricts, and have appointed the Committees
as stated below:
District I-Bounded by Greenlaw, Main
derson.
District 2-Bounded by Bryan, overton and
san. Committee, j. J. Murphy and G. W
District s-Bounded by overton, Main. Mar
ket and the river. Committee, A. Z. Frank
District l-Boanded by Overton, Bayou, Mar
ke, and Main. Committee, +. r. Warning.
Districts and 6-Bounded Oy Market, Main,
Adams and the river. committee, J. 2. Rob-
+rtson and W. p. Wilson.
District 7-Boundsd by Market, Bryan, Ad-
ANS and Main. Committee. Maj. Z. F. Bowen.
District s-Bounded by Adams, Brs an u uion
and the river Committee, R I. Halstead.
District s-Bouuded by Union, WELLINGTON
Vance and the river. Committee, ". A. Holt
District l0-Bounded by Vance, ellington,
| Calhoun and the river. Committee, z. B. Fos-
ter.
| Committee, ]. @. Simpson aud ]. II. Smish-
District l2-Com prtses the seventh Wsrd.
Commit ee, ]. r Porter.
District l3- Comprises the Eighth Ward.
Committee, WI. b. Lonsdale and w. ]. smith
District A-Comprises the Ninth Ward.
/ -ommitiee, A. M. Stoddsrd.
| fne above committees will visit their pa
| tients morning and evening, 10 ascertain their
| wants.
| We supply champagne, Fort wine, sherry,
! O.sndtes, whisktes, ale, orange leaves, extract
| Of beef, mustard, lemons, be0 pans and medi-
| clnes. er -
Applicstions for supplies vin be nIed for
| parties residing north OF Adams street at l3e
Main, and for those rsidtng south Of Adams
| II 3S Madison street, entrance in the alley.
| Nur -es will be furnished on spf dcatiOn 81
/ headquarters, 42 Madison street.
1 applications Tor either nurses er supplies, 10
| insure attention, must be indorsed by the ply
| siciau OF one OF the sowsrd committee.
fsaNNz -
| street.. will be supplied st l9 Main street
L ,outh o. Adams street, at q Madison.
| The following phy sicians are employed BY
I the association: Doctors 3. J. Morrison, rol. p
| Greens Z. Happoldt, ". J. Armstrong aud
| +. ". Morgan,
| Physicians win secure blanks ct either
| ONCE, and their use is recommended, ~ pa
| Tents receive prompt attention thereby.
The following are the sctivs members and
| the officers Of the Howard association:
| Presidential. D. LRnKstaG.
Nice-presidents-A q. ReynaUd and ". ].
3. LonSdsle.
secretary-J.P P. Robertson.
TreRsurer-E. J. Mansford.
Active Members-k. p. Frame, J. q. Ions
=. b Foster, ". a. Holt, T. Il. Warning, J. J.
Murphy, b. 2. AnderF on, A. l.. Frank and, w
P. Wilson, +. r. Bowen, W. &. Rogers, X. 7
Hsstead, John johnson, (Atto' neyl, q. W.
Gordon, A. "A. Stoddard, s. w. Rhodes, !. G..
) InpsOn, Fred. Gutherz 7. A. Tyler, jr., W. !.
Lemon. W. q. Bsrth, L. Siebeck, ]. E. Lam
phisr, J. ". Cooper, e. A. Lemngw ell, 2. q.
ans y. B. Graham.
Honorary Members-Msyor John johnson
oeis x D. LASGsTAFF, President.
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1 TATE-Sunday morning, 81 ~ o'clock o
apoplexy, Mrs LUCY A. TATE.
( Her funeral will take place this tAOSDAHl
morning. at 10 o'clock, from the family res.'
dence, corner Tate and Orleans streets. Car
risges at residence and q. h Holst Rro.
HARPER Sunday October 18TH, a. 7o'elock
pm, AAET E., wife Of George Harper and
daughter OF the late 5ere. Norton.
EyRiGHT-At the residence, corner Fifth
and Safiarrans streets, on the 18th Inst, OF
yellow fever. Mrs MARY, beloved wife OF
Jerry Enright, In the 4lsr year OF her aEe-
Funeral from the resic enee this (AIoNDAY)
morning, at 9 O'Clock. Friends and scquRint-
ances are invited 70 attend.
BROWS-At his residence, corner Fourth
and washington streets, 18th inst, OF yellow
fever, JAMEs BRowE Cincinnati and st.
Louis papers please copy.l
The friends and aequaintsncss are invited
60 attend the funeral this (MoEDAYl after
noon, at O'Clock.
RoGE ERsLon the 18th inst, GEO. W. RoGRRs,
in the 10Th year OF his age.
Funeral from his late residence, 22i Second
street, this CMOSDAT) afternoon, at ~
O'Clock. Friends and aeQusintsnees are In
yited 20 attend.
CARNEY-sunday night, 18th inst, at Il
O'Clock Mrs. ANN GARNET, in the 10th year
of her age.
Her friends and acquaiutanoes, and those OF
her son, the late John T. Dalton, are invited
to attend her funeral this (MONDAYl after
noon, at s O'Clock, from her late residence, 81
Front street.
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THE PROSPECT.

The mortuary report this morning,
while in one sense deeply to be deplored,
in the other will be matter for congrstu-
iation with sH our citizens. Only twen-
ty deaths yesterday, all told-seven-
teen from yellow-fever, and three
from other causes. This Is quite
a decrease as compared with the report
of Saturday, which was thirey from yell
low-fever and two from other causes
total, thirty-two. The humber of new
cases reported are s,so largely below
the average o. the past few
days, and those under treatment
are doing better than has been usual
since the epidernic commenced. There
are still, it is estimated, about seven
hundred es' Is, nearly all Of them sup
pied WIZ nurses and physicians, and
The re -tet committees and the Howards
are as steady at work as ever. This is
,dght. This is the time to work. There is
more real danger now than at any time,
IL consequence of the essir smes Of tenn
perstUre. We counsel, therefore, the
utmost caution and care on the part Of
al our people, Of whatever class or con-
dition, and trust the board of health, in
its continued efforts at cleanliness and
the free use of disinfectants
viii meet with the steady support Of all
the people. There must be no relaxing
she grip we have upon the disease until
The last case is declared convslescent;
and we must labor persistently and
steadily until the board of health in
structs Us to that effect. We must con-
tiuue TO labor and wait.
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On account OF the promptness with which
10 checks the fevers generated by unhealthy
xhalstions, Hostetter's Bitters is considered
an Indispensable family medicine on the bor-
ders OF our southern and Western rivers, and
IN new settlements where the plow and tht
Ak are Tor the hrst time disturbing the soil.
tudes OF nature. Its reputation, however Is
not confined to snch localities. Wherevert the
elements Of disease are rife It Is the suresi
safeguard OF health; wherever sickness pre-
walls, IL Is efdcacfouS as q remedy. Amonr
the serious diseases which Il Is guaranteed q
control are indigestion, otltousneSs, and ali
the minor atlmf nts connected with deranee-
eis-such as heartburn, hea0 ache, 6srulence
cosftyeneas, nausea, disteste for food, lanzucI
and debility, pal pitatton OF the heart, trero.
bling oi tho hands, noises IN the ears dieor.
dered vision, disturbed sleep and msntai IN.
Qutetnde. As these phynical and mental dis
furbances tend 70 general .fsilure OF al ths
powers OF the system, they shoutd Be at nnes
corrected, % they always may be, by a eurSxs
Of HOSeettPF's Stomach Bitters
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Catholic,

BALTIMORE, October l9.-The eonse-
Grafton of the arch diocese of Balti-
more took place to-day at the cathdral
with most solemn and imposing cere-
monies. Archbishop Bayley cele-
brated pontificial high mass, assisted
by a number of deacons and clergy
men. Rev. VIM. Wayrich preach
ed the sermon. While the solemn cere-
monies were taking place in Baltimore
the same service was also celebrated in
one hundred and twenty-three other
Catholic churches in various parts Of
the State, and sixteen in the District of
Columbia belonging to this archdiocese,
GENEVA, October 19--Bishop' Mer-
millod, from across the French frontier,
has issued an ihterdict against the three
cures recently chosen by the old Catho-
lies Of this city. prohibiting them their
exercise of religious functions. Pere
Hyacinthe to-day delivered q powerful
sermon, in which he took occasion TO
deny Mermillod's authority aud TO re-
flute the assumptions of bis interdict.
The wife of Pere Hyacinthe to-day gave
1 birth to a son.
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NOTICE.
NUI-I II ~
". II. HAYNES.

I HAVE to respectfully call upon all citizens
OF Memphis who occupy tuildings having
cellars 70 have the same swept perf-c ly Gle ~
and then TO dislnfect them by fire u-e vf
carDolic acid, lime and csal tar. ANY person
unable IN obtain caTbOlic acid, lime and eO+I
tar, Will be supplied free Of cost By call ug on
me be ween the hours Of and 10 each dav Q
the corner Of Auction and + ont stree S. near
the CO. Infy tail. All parti : max ng apJlicH-
tiOn must come supplied with vessels IN Ehich n
10 take away the above disin ectants. ! de-
sire 70 impress upon all cit zeus the uecess ty
of'disinfec ing their premises by the iree use
4 drv earth a q coppera>. 10 has been made
nv du y to give these matters my p rsonai
attenI o - and ina duty vi be . rOTmed J,
and all parties who fail TO comfy with these
Instructions will be held to rigid account
ability. L W. O'BANNON,
ocl5 inspector Boar OF II a tn
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husband, Professor Theodore Mundt,
with whom for twenty-five years she
lived in most happy wedlock, her hrm
conviction of the existence Of future
life. Then she exclaimed In the depth
OF her grief. ait cannot be otherwise;
mind Ike his, which originated 80
many sterling works, cannot pass away
to nOthingnessp
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Is barrels new Rice.
go boxes Factory Cheese
I'D barrels Sugar.
30 sacks kiG and Java Coffee.
81 sacks Pepper, Alspice and Cloves
100 cases Oys erS, HOLSTERS and Salmen-
80 cases SarniDes and lub Fish.
100 boxes R2isins, Citron and CaTsnts.
$50 sacks Almonds, FilbePts and Cresm \ ats
IS barrels Texas Pecans.
500 pkgs. Macksrel, WhitehRh, Cpdhsh and
Roe Herrings.
5000 cases Canned Peaches. Pine Apples.
Strawberries, Pears, etc.
5000 cases Canned Tomatoes, Green Corn, As
psraguS, Succ0tasb, Green Peas, String
Beans and Mu<h-RoOms.
SO cases Jellies and Preserves.
800 half chests and caddies Teas;
6O0 cRses barrels and half barrels Pickles.
go kegs and half barrels Pigsfeet-
lO barrels Bologns Sausage aud Dried Beef.
IS tieIces new Hams.
40 boxes Italian Msrcaroni and VermecellI
800 pkgs. Lard in tiercss, kegs and buckets.
800 barrels FlOur-yarious grades.
To- barrels syrup and NOls seE-
20 barrels Whtsky, Gin, Brandy, Sherry and
Port Wine.
so cases Clsret, Catswba, Rhite Wine and
Champagne,
and other articles too numerous 70 mention
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The Shreveport interments yesterday
were: George Homersby, white, aged
thirty-three years; Thomas Hyde, aged
eighteen years; Willie Davis, ten years
old; John +. ReinhhTt, wenty-six years
old; Pal Donoghue, nfty-hve years old;
Mr.. A G. Miller, twenty.thrse years
cid; Hrss Allen. age unknown.
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PROPOSALS
FOR WOODLAND COAL
OFFICE CHIEF COM,IIssART D
lens Relief Commlttse, l35 Main ST.,
Aaumrfrfa fl~rnfsal- TX rE-1 4

OFFICE CHIEF CosrlussART \
Citizens Relief Oonmlttse, lS5 Main ST.,
Memphis, October Is, ls73.
50 Proposals viii be received at E. n. Apper-
son s Co.'S, corner Jefferson sndgFront streets
Memphis, addressed, a' Proposals for furnish
ing Wood AID Coal % the suffering Fo0r, IN
til Tuestlas, the 2l-t Inst, Tor the delivery %
me Of 5d9 cords good hard wood and Loo b7T-
rels al. Proposals for delivery Of The wood
az either OF the railroad depots IN his city,
or on the cars at a depot near the city, or a.
the landing on the river, In quantities 81 %
cords or more, will be entertained. Proposals
for coal must state what Il will be delivered
form lots sufficient for The daily wants OF the
Citizens RELIEF Committee within the cOrpc-
rate limits OF The city.
The bids will be opsned ar Z m. October 2,st,
at Z. ". App-rsOn & Co s once, b1t The Com
mittee reserve the privilege OF rejecting any
and All bids.
By order 5. V. ROBBINS,
q. '. RAM8AJT,
J. HALSTEzD,
Committee.
". q. HAYNES.
OclT Gnuwi earV-
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Kellog's war-yess el, the ozark,
mounted and mSuned by two piee,s Of
artillery and squad Of metropolitan
poliee, left New Orleans last night for
Grant parish, II is not known f0r what
,aIrpose the rald' has b0en inaugurated.
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NOTICE
70
Our City and Country Customers.

ON account Of sickness we could not MI
~ any orders up to the present time. On
Monday nexS, october 10th, all orders on hand
will be hlled, and shall continue TO do so with
all those that will favor US with their paronage.
OclQ & KAUFMAN a RRO.
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Is SMALL FARMS

msde by a subdivision Of the large tract o.
land, on which have hitherto resided, in the
First OWL Di>tTic- o. Shelry COUNT, thres
miles rth Of the Memphis and % 10 Rail-
road from Wythe station, and Which, r. N "a
long reside ce, regard IS the finest r giou
shelby comfy, where farme grow ricn anu
live comic table, a d which part with OnlF
because IN my advanced ase ! de>iTe TO Civ
up the active labOrs Of sErf- ulture. p aZe =
wood, undt 7 rOwth, walnut, pOpl AT, oak, -s.In
and hickory limb fndiczte tue richn-ss o.
the soil, snd extensive switch-cane affords
splendid range for cattle. NO Of he sub IL
visions are tmprOvs with cabins and wells,
and have q due proportion cleared and
timbersd lands; and while laid Oif 70 me-,
the wants OF those who desire small farms
can be thrown together to suit the demands o.
laryer purchasers
Circulars containing Ian Of subdivision
and conditions OF sale Will be .S=ne ala dis
tr1buied, and may had at the Office Of the
auctiOneers Memphis.
TERN Third ca n: balance one and two
years. with six per Mt interest
warranted titles TIll De glyen, retaiDin-
len WM BATTLE
TrezevsDt & Co, Aucticneer. oel5
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STITCH m TINE SAVES NINE.

no not neglect eo0zn because II -ro1bles
IL you butlittle now. NOT IS the very time
u Is easiest remove1, a none won u-t=r
by the 'imely useaf pUCONGEf= .PHCTC-. 81 p
b RLSAMlC ~ r. p.
3 dsrefs fcn all sii IN 7Bt- q t-e f1-
LrngS + Oat stH n % tE1t lt usI1-
FEtfFJFAL BAL-AAtt -tHs- .E=g
using g. E bost xy.setoraut, whlc5 remove ii.
phieI ~. so..fhss al - tai on. n 3i---r
ttrea F1r seie - y rnic.-, i-ns,- ~
y. 2. 6O1DI Eaas.
EEAHhO r. q 81 AQkI
0cI4 y 3. 9fkENFsiS Z co
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PARIS, October 1e.-The republicans
are working with great activity and en-
ergy to counteFact the designs Of the
fnonarchists. Ex-President Thlers, in
conversation with friends yesterday
spoke confidently OF the result. Tie
deputies Of the extreme left will hold
meeting on Monday and the moderate
republicans on Tuesday They will
probably unite in proposing to the as
sembly that the question OF restoration
Of the royalty be referred to the commits
sion which is charged to report on con-
stitutional laws.
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A letter from Rio JaneriO gives the
parti .ulars of the murder, ia Msrinham,
Of young girl, by Judge Pontesvis-
gulero, aged sixty-five. The judge, it
seems, was infatuated. She was only
sixteen years of sge. The judge was az
rested,
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Above ,.. low Chan!
Rivers By telegraph.

SBelow high water mark OF 1871.
tOmcial-l 8. W. RHODE
Observer Signal Service, U. &. A.
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MASONIC RELIEF BOARD.

A IL parties hsvfng bills against The Board
~ " II please send LheIl in TO-DAY. 50 hat
they can be audited and 2sid on MonGsy.
A. J. WHEELER, seer iary,
OclS corner Mon and krunt-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE.

THERE WILL BIZ NO MEETING q
of Memphis Royal Arch Chapter, ny
No. 95, this evening. w
By order W. &. MATTHEWS, H. p.
r. W. SHELroE, Secretary. oc2o
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NOTICE.

OUR frfsnds and pa rons viii please take
" notice hist The business OF = L McLe-
fresh 3 90. VIII be confined by the under-
signed, for the Hressnt, At ~ Front street. All
owing us are respect q II urged 10 call and
pay all they can, - We need monev
JAS. N. HcLEE RESI-,
ocI6 Of ". L. McLaefrssh & Co.
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NOTICE.

OWING to the continuance Of the sickness
" and being left almost to myEelf, have
c included 10 close up our place Of business
227 Main street, for the present. VIII open the
same a. It's earliest abatement.
Communications addressed in care Of Hof-
man & Urban, 3OS Main street, st. Louis, No.
will receive proper attention.
oc3O WIN. FRANK.
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(. W.RHODE, Observer,
Signal Service. United States Army.
STAGE OF RIVERS.
Daily report Of the stage OF water, with
changes in the twenty-four hours, ending al
at three o'clock sunday evening, October
Ipth.
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A Winona paper tells US that Winona
i s'bsd place TO get drunk" If The
place persists in getting drunk, il is a
good place 10 stay away fom.
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- Owing 10 the prevailing disease. our place
OF business has been temporarily closed, and
70 No ls0 W. Ninth . rect, Cincinnati, Ohio.
WIZ reopen at It's sarliss, abatement.
Oclf LDEW -NSrfNF BROS.
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A money-order clerk at Atlanta,
Georgia, has Rbscended, and an investi-
CATION OF bis memorandum shows a
deficit.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

iPor full river news see third page
METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
SIGNAL SERVICE UNITED STATES ARMY,
MEMPHIS, TENN, october l9, 1873.
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1hs Wilson Colony ;. stuek." !"

NEW YORK, October le.-The mem
bers Of the Wilson colony association of
veterans, who intend to establish q col
ony In Lincoln county, Nebraska, held
meeting tonight, for the purpose Of
sending forward relief to fifty-eight Of
their members, who have already get
out for the new colony, but who are de-
tanned at the emigrant house Of the
Burlington and Quincy railroad, st Lin
coin, for want Of means, the drafts
given them by the New York
banks beingfworthless consequent upon
late failures. President Meyer made
proposition to raise two thousand dollars
on his private property and send for
ward at once, which was accepted. A
party Of one hundred families will leave
for the new colony ss soon as the neces-
ssry funds can be raised. A committee
of five have already arrived at Lincoln
for the purpose of locating on govern
meDt land-grants. They are also desti-
tute of funds, andreport an Indebtedness
Of eight hundred and twenty-five dol
lars 10 the Erie railway for Transports
ton, their drafts being dishonored also.
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One death from yellow-fever at Mont
gomery, Alabama, Saturday.
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NOTICE.

OFFICE OF TIE
GESER L RELIEF COMMITTEE L o. q. ?
Odd Fe lows Hall, v EN- nhle, Oct. I7th.
A IL parties having claims against the l. O.
~ o. F. r lief Comm tte- Will present heR
for settlement on Monday, bet ween The bOurS
OF and O'c.Ork pm. and 6li accounts
thereafter must be presented each aft moon
for payment. G 20. ". l. CROOK. v. p.
W. 81. MOYsToS, Secretary OclS
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Epanish War NeMs.

MADRID, October 19-The British
dispatch boat, from Csrtsgens, arrived
at Alicante last evening with news that
the insurgent frigate Numancia ran into
Fernando FL Catalics and sunk her.
Over half Of the crew of the latter were
drowned. The catastrophe is attributed
TO the inexperience Of the officers. An
other version of the affair Is current
here, it is reported that the Numancia
fred into and sunk the Fernando El
Catslics, because she parted company
with and refused to obey signals to re-
join the former. The minister Of ma
rines has resumed command in person
of the squadron at Gibralter, which
sailed yesterday for Cartsgens.
The insurgents squadron, from Car
tagena, was sighted off Alicante on Sat
urday night. AS part Of the troops
have been withdrawn from the town
there are fears that it will be unable 10
resist in case acquisitions are made by
the insurgents. General Moriones will
probably soon retire from the command
of the army of the north on account of
bad health.
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GULLETT'S IMPROVED
LIGHT DRAFT
MAGNOLIA GIN.

/ HIS GIN is an IMPROVEMENT upon the
STEEL BLUSH" by the substitution OF a
steel Comb or Beater for the additional
brushes OF the steel Brush" thus greatly
lessening the draft and increasing the speed
Of the machine.
The Steel Bester Is worthy OF high eonslde-
ration, as the nbre, instsRd OF being thrown
1t once, as by ordinary gins, with considera-
Die dirt and debris into ths lint-room, r. held
by 1t, being cleansed by repeated instead OF
IS in ordinary gins, single action OF the
oristlss.
We guarantee the quality and yield equal
to that Of any other gin.
Call 10 examine samples and obtain etrcu.
lars at our store, Ne. 81 Union street.
aus WIGKR, rERgY a co.
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horrible Murder.

PITTsBURa, October 19.-Mrs. Mar
garet Braunlein, q German woman
about sixty-nine years Of age, was found
murdered yesterday In the seeond-story
of house in rear Of Wylie avenue, In
the thirteenth ward. John Zwerek, liv-
ing in q down, stairs portion Of the
house, went TO Mrs. Brsunlein's room,
having been informed that she had not
been seen since Thursday morning, and
found the room locked. An entrance
was effected, when a terrible scene was
disclosed. The stove and chairs were
upset, the lids of three trunks
were raised and the contents scattered
over the floor. The deceased aslying on
the bed, face downward. There were
three gashes on her head and her skull
and jaw were also fractured. The whole
body was covered with blood, and q
hatched with which the murder was
supposed to hsve been committed, was
found near the body covered with blood.
II was supposed that the old lady was a
miser, and was rich, although she was
Kept by guardians of the poor and ladies'
benevolent society. 1t was surmised
that she had considerable money on
hand. The object OF the murderers
seems to have been plunder. Franz
Schluetter and two sons, re-
siding In the lower portion oil
the house were arrested on suspicion.
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Cheap Transpsr.a'ien;

WAsHIEGToS, October rl9.-The senate
transportation committee will hold ses-
sion at St Louis on the thirtieth instant,
at which time they desire to meet per-
sons at the west who may wish to con-
fer with them in regard 70 the subject of
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93 GENERAL NEWS.
A Kentucky Eaklux Case Declded-Salt
Lake Itams-A New Treasury
- Building Wanted. ,AA-i
Clara Mundt's Funeral-A Father MAR
ders his Daughter-Darlng
Robbery Of Resi-
denee.
New Developments Of Dedication :
Psstal-Cards-Spanish War
NeWs-Etc., Etc.

ALBANY, n. Y, October 19.-Abra-
ham POSTS house, at CatskilI, was en-
tered last night by six men, who bound
the family and robbed the house of a
considerable amount Of money, bonds
and ofix,o-Dara
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= wIre.autrner WOULD suieIde.

LOUISVILLE, October 19.-Jacob
Daub, who shot his wife through the
head day or two ago, tried to cut his
throat IN jail to-day with broken bot
tie. He cut himself badly in the stom-
seh also, and is now delirious from the
effects of his wounds.