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was caught by the band and whirled
around at the rate of sixty revolu-
tions a minute. His head and all
parts of his body were mashed to a
jelly and cut into a hundred pieces.
BosToN, Sept. 29.---Five vessels
from Brunswick, Georgia, arrived at
this port to-day with yellow fever on
board and were quarantined.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 29.--A meet
ing at the merchants exchange pas
sed a resolution endorsing the report
OF the board of health as to actual
yellow fever and denouncing the ac-
tion of Galveston, Shreveport and
Pensacola in establishing quaran-
tine against New Orleans as unjust,
doubtless influenced by false report.
GALVESTON, Sept 80. The recent
quarantine order at this port not
only cuts offcommunication between
Galveston and New Orleans but pre-
vents Morgan's steamers from enter
ing Bolivia channel and proceeding
to the terminus of the ships chan
mel on Buffalo bayou. At Clinton
and Houston the authorities called
upon DR.. Blunt to modify the order
so as to allow freight traffic with
New Orleans. DR.. Blunt refused
making any modifcationsand ameet-
of the physicians, called to consider
the matter, sustained him. 1t is said
the Houston authorities will ask the
Intervention of Gov. Cook.
SAVANNAH, Sept. 29.-Yellow fe-
yer interments, 60.
New YORK, Sept. 90 Sixty thou
sand dollars have been raised for the
Savannah sufferers.
CHICAGO, Sept. 29.--The T,-i6une's
Lacrosse, Wis, special says Thom-
mason & Williams large flour mills,
ct Lanesboro, was burned this morn
ing. Loss, about $4,000; partially
insured.
TOLEDO, Sept. 29.--A large and ex-
tensive establishment. known as the
wagon works, was nearly
destroyed by fire this morning. The
paint shop, which is situated on the
4th floor in the rear of the eastern
wing, was discovered to be on fire
about 6:15 P. NJ. Before water could
be thrown on the entire end of the
wing was in flames: The fire de-
partment was promptly on hand ,and
aided by the wagon works engine,
did good service. The fire steadily
progressed, however, and soon gain
ed an entrance into the main build
ing through heavy fire proof wall
by means of the roof joists, and the
entire main building, as we'll as the
western wing, was soon destroyed.
The fire was here control led by
the department and the western
wing Of the works saved. Loss about
S400, 600, insurance, $135,000. Thir-
ty-five men thrown out of employ
ment by the disaster.
New YORK, Sept. 80 Reports from
Ohio show a marked improvement in
the Republican canvass there during
the last ten days 1t is now ascertains
ed that the Democrat game is to con-
centrate votes against Barnes, head of
the Republican State ticket, sacrificing
the remainder of the ticket in order to
achieve sham victory for the sake of
its moral effect. The exposure of this
intrigue defeats it.
Intelligent Maine replies that it is esq
timated that the Tilden income tax
fraud lost the Democrats quite three
thousand votes in that State.
DENVER, Sept. 30.-The election in
this State next Tuesday will determine
the choice of Colorado for President, as
the Legislature to be elected will be un-
der an ordinance of the constitutional
convention to choose three presidential
electors as well rs two Z. S. senators,
There are also to be elected members Of
Congress and all State officers. 1t the
last general election in the Territory
Patterson, democrat, was elected by a
majority of $4,000. The present cam
vass has been throughout holly conduct
ed by both parties, and party lines
drawn unusually close.
BUFFALO, Sept. 30.-Joseph Warren,
of the Courier, President OF New York
State Associated Press, died at half past
six tonight Of congestion of the lungs.
OMAHA, Sept. 30.-The Indian peace
commissioners arrived from the West
last night, and left for Yankton, D. T.
Agency this morning. They held an
important session there with the Sup''