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A iigh's Clothing store, Thin, ohio.
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MARTIN A. LINERS
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DHYSICIANS and Surgeons. Office Em-
Il pire Block, Main street, Tifiin, %.
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May 10.
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"A uaeII', new block, aeS-rly opposite lrst
kai.0u.i! Rank, I41ins OHIO
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A TTORSET a. Lax and Notary Public
~ One over BrOwE, Scilos-er 4 @ .
Store, Tim, .. ABTlI -, .s--4y.
The New York herald., 1873-10-19
GU ADRUPLE SHE EFT.
New York, Sunday, October 10, 1873.
THE NEWS OF YESTERDAY.
TO-Day's Contents OF the
Herald.

CAAMBORD'S TOURNEY FOR THE FRENCH
CROWN ADDITIONAL POINTS TO BE PRO-
CLAIMED AT THE OPENING OF THE AS
SEMBLYl RESISTANCE PROMISED FROM
THE DEPARTMENT OF THE SEINE-NNTH
PAGE.
SEARCHING INQUIRY INTO BAZANE's CON-
DUCT AT METZ-MINISTER SICKLES
HONORED BY THE SPANISH WAR MINIS
TER-NNTH PAGE.
TIE DANISH PARLIAMENT REJECT THE MINIS
TRY'S BUDGET AND ARE DISSOLVED BY
THE KING-IMPORTANT GENERAL NEWS
Ninth PAGE.
THE ITALIAN KING AT vIENNAi AFTER EFF.
FECTs OF THE PANIC IN FINANCES! THE
OUTLOOK FOR PHILADELPHIA AN IN.
TERESTING SPECIAL REPORT IN GER
MAN-FIFTH PAGE.
STILL ANOTHER REVOLUTION IN MExICol
SONORA THE SEAT UF THE PRESENT
REvOLT-NNrH PAGE.
NINETEENTH CENTURY MIRACLEsi THE Ex.
TRAORDINARY CURES AND PHENOMENA
IN FRANCE, ATTEsTED BY HIS HOLINESS
THE POPE THE ARCHBISHOP OF SENS,
AND THE BISHOPS OF GRENOBLE, YER
DUN AND FREJUS-SIxTH PAGE
HOURS AND PLACES OF RELIGIOUS ASSEMBLY
FOR TODAY! THE WORSHIP OF MAMNoNl
CHANGES-PIo NONO-SIxTH PAGE.
FINE FINISH OF THE JEROME PARK RACES
"SIR ORACLE" OF THE WEATHER b.
REAU GIVES "THE BLUESn TO THE
AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB AND ITS MYRIAD
FRIENDSl THE RAClNG-TwELFrH PAGE.
eIGNOR TAMBERLIK IN OPERA AND CuNCERT
YESTERDAY-PERSoNAL PARAGRAPHS
NINTH PAGE.
APOLLO BRAVES THE wIGwAMi A WILDLY
JUBILANT CONGREGATION OF THE GREAT
UNTERRIFIED AT IRVING HALL TAM
MANY'S COUNTY TICKET DOoMEDl THE
LETTERS AND ADDRESSES-GENERAL
POLITICs-FrFTH PAGE.
ACTION OF TIE ENGLISH BANK TO PREvENT
THE OUTFLOW OF GOLD EXTENSIVE
SHIPMENTS YESTERDAY-NISTH PAGE.
AMERICAN FINANCES AND THE ENGLISH
AGONY THE BANK DISCOUNT RATE
(SEvEN PER CENT FAILS TO AFFECT
TIE SITUATION GOLD PREMIUM PRAC-
TICAL BUSINESS THOUGHT ON THE
QUESTION OF RESUMPTION-TESTH PAGE
CONDITION OF THE WALL STREET MARKETS !
BUSINESS AND PRICESl MORE BULLION
FOR AMERICAi MONETARY EASE-TESrH
PAGE.
ARREST OF BROKER CHARGED WITH COM
PLlCITY IN THE PHELPS DEFALCATIONt
WHERE THE $150,0o0 wENT-NINTH PAGE.
THE LARCENY FROM THE STATE TREASURY
THE TRIAL OF CHARLES ii. PHELPS
FAIRLY UNDER WAY HOW HE OPER-
ATED! THE WOMAN IN THE PLOT
SEVENTH PAGE.
STOKES DEFENCE THE JURY NOT PERMITTED
no VISIT THE SCENE OF THE TRAGEDY
LEGAL SUMMARlES-SEvESTH PAGE.
The New York herald., 1873-10-19

The FINANCIAL OUTLOOK OF THE GoyEny-
MENT seems to have given rise to some ques-
tioning and discussion. The Treasury De-
partment, therefore, in o semi-official way.
throws out its views. There need be no
apprehension that the government will not
receive money enough to pay all current
demands and have surplus over. The doubts
that may have been expressed come, proba-
bly,, from protectionists and government con-
tractors and employees, who would like to
increase taxation and have full Treasury to
operate upon. Indeed, the expenditures ought
to be cut down considerably and correspond
ing reduction be made in taxation during the
next session Of Congress.
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FRANcE-THE PLAN OF THE MoNARcHIsrs -
Chambord, it appears, has made concessions
which are satisfactory to the liberal monarch
asts and his plan Of Bourbon restoration,
with the reopening Of the National Assembly,
viii be submitted on the proposition "to pro-
c.aim hereditary constitutional monarchy,
'ne nng promising liberty Of conscience and
equality before the law as the r;obts Of ali y
= y .ne last chance. The majority of the
Assembly are said to be willing to seize IL. but
sne movement is doubtful and dangerous.
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great works will also be produced; bua' IL
must not be expected that the manager can d0
this at his own expense. Three weeks OF the
season have already expired, but so far the
opera has been greater artistic than fnan-
cial success. Both are necessary if we
would make opera a permanent institu-
tion in New York. Should we allow
the present season to fail it will prove dis
aster that will be felt for years. We have
good company-a company excellent in every
artistic sense, and it is our duty to support it
manfully that we may have like companies in
the future This fact is one which we desire
especially to impress upon our readers The
Academy of Music ought to be crowded every
night The performances are of the highest
order-better we believe, than even in Paris
and crowded houses can be the only adequate
recompense. 1t may not be a very aesthetic
view of the matter, but the New York public
must remember that they must make opera
pay if they would have opera.
The New York herald., 1873-10-19
The Great Lake Storm and It's Good
Effect ON the Southern Plague.


On Friday night severe storm Of consider
able cyclonic dimensions swept over the
Northwest and upper lake region, and all
day yesterday was advancing in this direction.
This gale, as reported by telegraph, was at
tended with very dangerous winds and with
heavy rains, and, necessarily, with very low
glass. 1t is to be feared that its results on the
whole chain Of lakes-now that navigation is
at its busiest and all vessels are seeking to make
the most Of the few days remaining of open
water-have been very disastrous; but there
is one bright view which relieves in measure
the apprehension felt for the consequences Of
this storm. Following close behind it comes
the long and agonizingly prayed for cold
weather, destined to visit the plague-stricken
city of Memphis and drive back the pesti-
lence which is already on the point of waver-
ing The weather probabilities" yesterday
indicated cold. clear weather for the Ohio
Valley and southwark, and this was good
news in the scene of the great desolation
wrought by the scourge. The powerful and
frosty Northwestern that must scour the Mis-
sissippi Valley to-day and tomorrow will lift
the veil Of horror that has so many weeks
hung over this region and admit the rays of
hope to its sorrowed and death-stricken people
It is by no means unlikely that attending this
great western gale, the whole Southwest will
be visited by chilling and biting frost, and
that even Texas will experience a norther
never SO welcome as now. We may hope that
this tempest will verify the poets ideal
O, not more propitous the Favonian breeze
To Natures health than purifying storms
The storm in question was fully and abund-
antly premonished by the Signal Office, and if
it's Friday storm warnings were needed on the
lakes, as we doubt not they were, many q
vessel has been spared the danger otherwise
encountered.
The New York herald., 1873-10-19

reduction in other sections in order to equal
ize rates and thereby remove the inducement
for competing lines to extend still further"
In other words, the Western Union has only
given the people the benefit of fair rates and
relieved them from extortionate charges when
it became necessary to crush out or prevent
the extension of opposition. ''No public
business of equal Importance" says
Mr.. Orton, sis so sensitive to compe-
tition as that of the telegraph" and
he naively complains that among
those persons who persist in promoting COM
petition are the ''senders OF messages who
selfshly desire to save money ''from the re-
duction of telegraph tolls which competing
line is expected to secure" This certainly
affords striking illustration of the Iberality
of telegraphic monopoly, and the people will
not be very well pleased to learn from the
report that the Western Union is about to
swallow up the Pacific and Atlantic lines, as
it has already swallowed SO many other OPP
position adventures The country will soon
discover that the only hope of bringing the
great advantages of the telegraph within the
reach of the masses of the people and of re-
ducing the tariff to reasonable amount is in
the adoption of the government postal sys-
tenn. We are now paying treble the rates
paid over European lines for the benefit of
private corporation which avows its determi-
nation to crush out competition, and which
only brings its tariff within fair bounds when
driven to do SO by healthy opposition.
The New York herald., 1873-10-19

time to time. The recent Women's Congress
was attended and endorsed by women whose
as it is undisputed, and who, by
thus pronouncing approval. are insti-
tuting strong contrast with their
own conduct in previous years. Such a
contrast speaks eloquently in favor of
the improving quality of the better
order of womens rights meetings. But, as
we said before, we do not wonder that ladies
insist on rushing into the field of action we'll
dressed. Joan of Arc in this nineteenth GEN.
tury will not walk to the stake quite happy
unless she is conscious that her gloves fit and
that envy of her bonnet will mingle with the
remorse of the female jury that sat on her.
The New York herald., 1873-10-19

BOOTHS THEATRE Sixth av. and rwenty-third st.
FAScHoN. THE CRIcKEr
NEW LYoEUM THEATRE. l4th st and 9th av.-
NorRE DAME.
METROPOLITAN THEATRE 5s5 Broadway.-vARrErY
ENTERTAINMENT.
THEATRE coMroUE, No. 5l4 Broadway.-vARlrrr
'uhs DissA"s Dooh
BROADWAY THEATRE, 72s and 7so Broadway
MAX, THE MERRY Swiss Boy.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE, Eighth av and Twenty. third
st-uNDER THE GAsLiGHT.
OLYMPIC THEATRE, Broadway, between Houston
and Bleecker sts.-MoNs- CHoSrLRuRL
NIBLo's GARDEN, Broadway, between Prince and
Houston sts.-rHK BLACK CROOK.
wALLACK's THEATRE, Broadway and Thirteenth
street-OUR AMERICAN Cousin.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC 18th street and Irving place
ITALIAN oPERA-IL lRovAroRE
BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC Montague ST.
ITALIAN OPERA-LUcIA pI LAanERMooR.
UNION SQUARE THEATRE. Union square,
Broadway.-THE GENEVA Gross.
ALxE-MARhlkp LIFE
PARK THEATRE, BROOKLYN opposite City Hail.
julius CESAR.
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. No. 2oi Bowery-
VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT.
BRyANT'S OPERA HOUSE, Twenty third ST., corner
Sixth av.-NEGRo MNsrRELsY, &c.
ROOLEY's OPERA HOUSE. Court street. Brooklyn
SAN Francisco MISsrRELs
ROBINSON HALL Sixteenth street-THE ROYAL
MARIoNETTEs. Matinee at &
p. T. BARNUMs WORLDS FAIR, eth street and 4th
avenue Afternoon and evening.
FERRERo's NEW ASSEMBLY ROOMS l4th street.
MAGICAL ENIERTAINMENT
AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR Sd av., between 63d
and Gath sts. Afternoon and evening
NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, No. 6ls Broad
way.-ScIENCE ART
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AmusEuEHTs TOMORROW EVENING.

WOODS MUSEUM Broadway. corner Thirtieth St.
DAvr CRocKIrr. Afternoon and evening.
The New York herald., 1873-10-19

BOOTHS THEATRE, Sixth av and Twenty third st.
FANCHON. CR1cKET
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Trustees OF these schools member called Che
attention Of the Board to these facts, but he
was speedily silenced by his colleagues, who
to be anxious only to prevent any
reports OF their apparent official negligence
getting abroad This is a suspicious course
of action, to say the least of it. and reminds
us Of the old adage that 'where all is not
open all is not honest" Or does this Board
of School Trustees imagine that, like the silly
ostrich in hiding its little head in the sand,
its long legs and big body are invisible
The New York herald., 1873-10-19

NEW LYcEUM THEATRE. l4h St and 9th av.-
NorRE DAME
The New York herald., 1873-10-19

METROPOLITAN THEATRE, 5s5 Broadway-vARrnrY
The New York herald., 1873-10-19

NIBLO'S GARDEN, Broadway. between Prince and
Houston sts.-THE BLACK CROOK
The New York herald., 1873-10-19

GRAND OPERA HOUSE. Eighth av. and Twenty third
St-UNDER GAsLIGHT
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BROADWAY THEATRE, 72S and 73O Broadway
MAX, THE MERRY Swiss Boy.
The New York herald., 1873-10-19

wALLACK'S THEATRE Broadway and Thirteenth
etreet-OUR AMERICAN COUSIN.
The New York herald., 1873-10-19

OLYMPIC THEATRE, Broadway, between Houston
and Bleecker sts-MoNs. CHoNFLEuRL
The New York herald., 1873-10-19

THEATRE CoMTQUE No 5l4 Broadway.-vARIErY
ENTERTAINMENT.
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every generation is short-sighted. Our horizon
is not the end Of the world. Beyond the
partial unity accomplished by the Evangelical
Alliance there will come in the fulness Of
Gods time a broader fellowship and pro-
founder union of Christians"
The Baptist Weekly discusses the free speech
and religious liberty branches of the delibera-
tions Of the Congress. The editor insists that
ssDr. Cury's positions were true and ably sus-
tanned; and that they were entirely in harmony
with the avowed purpose of the Alliance in
aiming to promote religious liberty must
have been perfectly plain to all who were not
swayed by their partialities or preiudices. If
no divergence of thought is to be tolerated in
our Protestant conferences, and only such
things are to be spoken as men Of all sects
will approve, as little liberty will be enjoyed
as. in Papal councils, and truth will be pro-
scribed by the very men who profess to be
most Jealous for its Defence
The Tablet (Roman Catholic), after sharply
criticsing some Of the proceedings Of tho
Alliance, adds that "they who assume this
title of representing the Christian Church will
60 away again without having done one thing
to alter for the better the present state OF
Christianity. They we're not expected to favor
the Catholic. Church, but they might be ex-
pected to do some work--to say this Is or this
is not Christian belief, this is right or this is
wrong. this is the teaching Of Christ or it is
not Gould they only have healed even some
Of tho dissensi0us Of their own body Aax.
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without pouring out tie love lie had SO
long concealed in his heart.
lie remained until the other guests had
departed. Berthe, meantime. had fallen
asleep upon sofa, ker arms lsaded with
gifts
They were once more alone. H4 placed
himself before her, as she Imot,onel him to
a seat, and caught her hands in his.
Mrs. Emerson, Bel,ar
She yielded for moment to tee power
Of this man, the frm yet imploring tone
of sis voioe--the steady, tender glance Ct
bis eyes. Then she req iined her conpo-
sure. Nr. Marston" she said quietly,
striving to Withdraw her hands.
lie held her more firmly than before
Il have loved you oil these years said ne,
eight long weary years: will you be my
Wife,
Again she sought to draw away from
him.
DO not deceive yourself he continued
in the same low, intense tone. you, too,
have suffered since left you. Shall pride
c ONE again between us?'
A rebellious light shone in her dark eye
at the remembrance his words excited.
WAS the pride mine?' she said.
NO deemed you heartIess then. and
dared not place my happiness in YOU
hands. would not confess the love witt
which my reason coutended. | did no
anticipate the long and futile strusgl'
that would ensue with a passion gtowin,
stronger day By day.
Perhaps am more heartless now thar
then, she responded, smiling, You ha,
better beware sir
You were never heartless. 1t was no
your fault that you had not loved before.
You are complimentary.
TO you}'
To yourself also
Do you love me?'
You hurt my hands, Mr. Marcton'
And you hurt my heart. | wish a
answer. Do you love me?'
Perhaps so-jpst a little
And yea Will BE- my WIFI
4 DID not sag that
Bat You must
An. Indeed
Bella my lite has Keen cherries an
sad. l have love and raj ted. aud suiere
year after year. There IS no more happi
ness fer me except you share it. VIII 70
be my wife?'
Her eyes met his and there was no va
vering now.
"lfyou wish it," sic said simply.
CECILIA WHITMAN.
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TAKE NOTICE.

TAKE NOTICE
COUNTY CLERK OFFICE,
September IS, 1871.
The following resolution was adopted at
the special session Of County Board Of Su-
peryisors, held in the city and county OF
Manitowoc, which session commenced the
lltE day Of September inst:
WHEREAS, There are many mistakes made
by p. P. Fuessenich, while in the Office Of
County Clerk therefore.
Resolyed, That the present Clerk Of the
Board of Supervisors be authorized to ask
through the four city papers Of Maniiowoc,
that parties holding receipts Of p Z. Fues-
senich, for the redemption Of taxes, present
them at the County Clerks Office to ascer-
tain if the proper entries are made in hooks
Of sale TO cancel said taxes. and that the
present Clerk BE authorized 10 mske the
proper entries on said books, and report
each case to this Board, thereby saving this
county great amount Of trouble and cx-
pense from Illegal tax-dceds.
Notice is hereby given, that the County
Clerk can be found at his Office, between the
hours Of n. N. ana / ?. N. each day, ready
and willing to attend to the duties assigned
10 him IL the foregoing resolution
u ). liERFONT, County Clerk.
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ClINAn) LINE.
II, D. Greenman,,
daniel fSeopn

iAis hctel- located in the business centre If The
ei'J, at the corner or Broadway ant NicAf-.n
stT-st IL enc or the Il 80, and the largest hote in
W.T. cit II cor; y 80 rcGI1s. and il provided
t'e all tue necess RES and convenience that give
Tie conIpris o. ana.e, 1885,,
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important 10 Every One !.
THE LATEST NOBILITY OF ART

The undersigned whose abilities as
Barriers, Haircutters and ar lists !, Hair
work are known far and near. have This
day entered into co-partnerskip. and
bought and taken possession Of the eele-
hrated establishment of II F. Schmidt. on
the corner Of Eighth and Commercial
streets, near the bridge. Respectfully
asking for a share Of t.. public favor. we
can assure complete satisfaction with our
WORK. Lair Dressing fox ladies has our
special attention
6. kARN0FSKY & son.
NapitoEcc. March ,e 1871
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LOVE AID FROST.

sorses, dashed along up Avenue 3. just
the light from one Of the street lamps
-aere full against the carriage window,
54autifh woman lsaned forward to adjust
armine cape more closely about her should
-rs. She vas returning home from the
3all Of the season, in tie full flush Of re-
cert triumph, having gained the 'souJ,i-
9neE' If ''the Sparkling Brunette tbs
wealthy widow Of ainetecn, whose glorious
dark eyes Lad already driven !. score Of men
,o,lesperation.
who was that standing under the gas
r.ht 4 exclaimed pretty locking Blonde
Beside her, benling suddenly forward and
glanc;og back. 4 actually believe, Bella
Emerson, that that was MIR. Raymond,
uho lcf: the ball room two hours
aga
oh, no Raymond is too aristocratic
= .arn pedestrian, answered the bru-
aette langaidly.
II cannot be deceived, persisted the
first 81 eaker. I'm confident it was he,
sad that be has been drinking. saw how
fndasaiy ne started ana s.asadaeFeu O"ch
uIon observing you.'
Tie brunette laughed softlY,--a t.ium-
phant CLEAN il her dark eyes, that could
no. y rtsseu.
les, i.aymond will turn cut Ike so
tnagg otlcr, men from whom you haze
Withdrawn your iaSor' continued her com
, 'oa' ! %" no" nappy anu 'oD,e ne
ii'esi lo-i'e'' "''iIe you l'i'"i''i''.i'0 +" ''''
i..'' "''.i were la''S'I !" ~ YOUR S'iil'es n''
WIN '',er u 'Ne evening" sulpo''hG MN
f'.' '"o0sel'ea Nc '4i'io'i - .e"'' YOU :
"a" 1''' ..7A MS Hss'H's4 i''4'Iefet'e a.
"Fleas''h q coz, reckless uo.l"re 'ii''
"''hai'y il''4s NE sH''e[' ana hue" N 4"
nv 4.''' ~ IA, ',91"' 1gi ''-'.' :, =,
i'1.,r... ~ !,
.,,.I
@ :, t - -, '', ~ ~. - y
- ',..y az ''a''aso','9 "I,''' : o.-'
l....,s.-.. = -,
,r...l. en- ,n.~l.a-.,;"l ~ -. =. 49,. -
,.i-apo.Etmcnts,' she added, lounein,, back
Oh lie soft cushions.
bella, # voa Aad ever fat spark If
80 : =. .'"l - - -, ~ par = 81
- = 49, ~ = - ~ ~ ''''' '''''' =,
les.
desperately hcartless ?
fes despertIy heartless cannot un-
darstnnd the nature Of a satisfaction dcrI.
sci from causing suffering in any form /;
stiil loss when the pain IS infictlns upon d
nallc, generous heart through its affection
.ai loyalty to beauty / 90 not leny that
tarr. il q c.rta;n. exh;l4ration oxp.rienfaa
tg every Lively woman as size feels The
-ra,a of power her beauty gives her but
tome, II has always seemed the tfl4mn',
would consist +, using his mower to On
nahIe AMI e,ayate, rather torture and III
grade ones fellow. Such a course qo4l.
aElr! Flcl5an.,r renro spass I shoal
ta'as.
Il.r sermon II. In than III. fn..p1
Las .t. tr4,s str4,, home a1I ava EoaeJ -
,a,.saa..ry r,.no,,..
emily ..Y ar ! acar c,aoJ III ~
~. ieNel Believe me. ann ,,ororaa n,
against nv better feel,ras, b. ,Ie gor. o.
exei.cm. nj Which ON tie, Who hav
iccn forced IKE M Il lead butterfly *
i-tance can r1rofatc. You know, dear
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Good First Class Teams
Real Estate for Sale

A FARM % acres Of land, Frame Barn
u house, we'll watered spring, etc. 80
acres under cultivation. 3 miles from city
Lists II K Is in Block 1l9. two frame houses
and barn. Lot in Block l56, house and
barn. The northwest quarteTt Of northwest
quarter section g, town Two Gre ks Nan.
foEoc county. l2-iif ii H).
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When theT had said farewell she turned
ana swept cut of The apartment, ana in
between them rashel the basy world.
1t was eight years later tina. a passenger
tram was blocked in by snow, in mid win
ter remote from any nabita;ion rwantv-
Tour hours had Already passed and there
vas no mere prospect of relief than wlen
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1oGrapRalc.
News Items.

ShREvEPoRr, October 29.-Four
yellow fever deaths yesterday.
ST. Louis, October 29.-It is on.
nounced that several railroads will
reduce salaries from the President
down ton por cent.
MoBILE, October 29.-There was q
heavy frost, with ice, this morning.
AbsentoeS may return safely.
MEMPHIS, October 29.-The noon
mortuary report shows deaths from
yellowf ever eleven other causes two
no new cases reported. Heavy frost
last night; Indications are favorable.
ALBANY, N. Y, October 29.-Gov.
Dix oilers $4,000 reward for the
conviction Of tho murdercrs of Charles
G. kelsey.
ST. JosErH, Mo-, October 29.-
Two men wcro found frozen to death
on the prairie, near Kiddcr, forty
miles East Of here, Monday mid
night; names unknown.