The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-07-25
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of SunStrOke reported.
CHICAGO, July l9.----0nly one case
of prostration reported to cay.
COLUMBUS, ONO July 19.----0ne
fatal case of sunstroke to-day.
LOUISVILLE July l9-Several cases
of sunstroke, one fatal. Thermometer
%.
PITsBuRG July lQ.-Themometar
10l. A great many prostrations but
none fatal.
PHILADELPHIA, July la--Three IA
tai cases of sunstToke to-day, several
persons in a dangerous condition.
BALTIMORE, July l0.-Thirty.5wo
cases of sunstroke reported, one fatal.
Business almost entirely suspended.
New YORK. July 1o.--Forty cases
Of sunstroke reported 'nf, to3 p. IL.
three fatal and the others lying III a
critical condition
ST. Louis. July 29.-seventeen
cases Of sunstr0ke were treated at TIE
dispensary to-day, eight OF which
were considered severe enough 20
send to the hospital after being re-
stored to consciousness.
NEW York, July 19.-Two more
seaman on board the Vermont at tie
Brooklyn navy yard were seized with
yellow fever this afternoon and re-
moved to quarantine. It Is believed
there will be no further extension
of the disease.
SAN FRANCISCO. J uio ia Bose
City dispatch says Ten Dag, chief oE
Il. Ia, ,,,.t,. 10
remain friendly. but cannot control
the warriors. The settlers have all
left their homes and are camped at
Salmon City. Ten Day and his son
notified All settlers TO leave their
homes and go to toWrl, as he believed
an outbreak liable 10 occur at any
time. Travel has nearly ceased.
though the mail still goes through.
LAKE CITY. July 22.-The Wells
y Creek mill in the township of Florence
Goodhue county, WAS burned at about
IL o'clock Thursday night. The mill
contained four run Of stone, ard was
valued ut S25 900; insured for @.20,0 600.
lit was rumored that Sll 900 in
money was burned in the mill. 1t is
believed to have been the work OF an
incendiary. Perhaps burglars secured
the money and then burned the prop
erty to cover up their crime.
LONDON, July 2e.-A Constantine
pie dispatch says: The Turkish com
missioners at Varna and Shnmla are
engaged III removing troops and war
material. Ike surrender of these for
tresses will take place shortly. 7 he
Porte hayingtaxpressed apprehension
of a conflict between the Russians
anti the I.aZis at Bateum. Prince la
bencff replied chat the Russians were
in position t> guarantee Il mainte-
nance order. The British consul at
Trebizend telegraphs the Russians are
marching towards Batoum. and that
800 Lazis, displaying the British flag,
are concentrated to defend the town.
CEacAGo, July Go.-Y esterday near
Monticello. Ind. u freight train OF
twenty -eight cars, bound west, was
throws from the track while crossing
the bridge near Tippecanoe liver, all
the cars except the sacbOOse tumbilng
into the stream, Il distance of ninety
feet. The caboose with six passen-
gers, WAS saved by the presence of
mind of the brakemeAl. who uncoupled
it Just before the inevitable plunge.
Louis BEEN. engineer. WAS crushed to
Jelly. and the bridge tender, Jerome
Durphie. was instantly Killed. Four
tramps, stealing ride On the under
side or car. were lnlraculously
saved by the car falling bottom side
up in the water.
ST. LOUIS. July 2l.-0nly three cas-
.es of sunstroke to-day.
BALTIMORE July 2l.-Six cases of
ssunstroke reported to-day, .aae fatal.
NEwBrRG. N. Y. July 22--Jno.
Rally, Il farm hand. died suddenly
laet evening from sunstroke.
BUFFALO, July 2l.-C. +. Ernst
died to-day irons the effects OF heat
yesterday.
EiMwoop, ILL, July 2l.-Ahout
! o clock last evening rs l.. ID. Atehin-
son WAS making balloon ascension, aud
when about 200 feet from the ground
he lost hold of the trapeZe bar aud
fell. killing him Instantly. Deceased
was an experienced aeranaut and aero
bat. His home was st Burlington.
PARIS, July 2l.-The miners strike
~ AnSun continues. EFFORTS To settle
differences having failed. There
have been arrests for picketing, but
the strikers are generally quiet. 9th
er laber troubles are reported ut Boz
deaux. Marseilles and Stetiere. but
they are of an insignificant character
CLEVELAND. o.. July 2l.-Last
night about midnight on Bank street.
near Frankfort. Il man named lno.
Marterson was shot, and almost killed
10y David Mullyne. The parties had
been quarlelling ina saloon in the ear
iy part Of the evening. and Marterson.
with three others. had been following
Muilyne about the street. Mullvne
fearing m assault. fired. rs he claims.
in self defense.
ST.. Louis. July "a fatal case of
yellow fever. occurred In the city yes
terday. boy fifteen years of age who
has been acting second clerk on board
the steamer Commonwealth being the
victim. The boy contracted the dis
ease Oh board West India vessel in
New Orleans. but he WAS not taken i'll
until Monday after his arrival on Sat
urday last " ednesGay n smell Of