Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1878-09-14

worn out Win constant ana unrenllIint
attendance upon patients, and, hav'
ing reached the end of physical
endurance, are giving up. From this cause
there is a well grounded apprehension that
the mortality will swell in the future. Al
the Signal office accounts Of the weather are
unfavorable to the alienation of the dis
ease. The hot spell will be protracted, and
from. meteorological data it is stated that
Pst can hardly be looked for under six
keks. The members of the Government,
especially the medical officers, are now con-
sidering what general measures of relief un-
der national auspices would be feasible.
Liberal contributions from all parts Of the
country are being sent to the fever-stricken
districts.
st. Louis has prohibited the coming into
the city of all through trains over the Cairo
Short Line and st. Louis and Southeastern
Railroads, and all trains on the Iron Noun
tain Road which cross the Mississippi River
or make connection at Belmont.
The Peabody Subsistence Association of
New Orleans, acting in conjunction with the
Howard Association, has issued an appeal
for aid. The Howards have turned over to
the Peabodys $4,000 to commence their be-
neficent work.
Gov. Gear, Of Iowa, issued a proclamation
on the 9th, appointing the Sunday follow
ing as day upon which collections be made
in all the churches and Sabbath-schools Of
the State in aid of the fever sufferers.
Gov. Cullom Of Illinois and Gov. Bishop
of Ohio have issued proclamations urging
renewed contributions throughout their re-
spective States in aid Of the yellow fever
sufferers.
Additional Conpressinnal nominations.
Mlssouri-Th1rd District, X. Graham Frost,
democrat; Ninth, Nicholas Ford, National
Greenback. Illinois-Nineteenth District,
Seth r. Crews, National Greenback. Indi-
ana-Fifth District, w. S. Holman, Demo-
crat. Texas-Second District, III. +. O'Neill,
National Greenback. Virginia-Third Dis
trict, Gen. Joseph Z. Johnston, Democrat.
President Hayes had a grand public re-
ceptlon at chicago on the I'D.
negro named w. Taylor was hanged to
iamp-post by MOB IN sandusky, o., on
the night OF the od. he was guilty oil out
raging and numbering young woman
named Alice O'Donnell, servant in the
family OF Mi. west, where Iayior was en-
pioyea as staolemsn' he inVeigied the giri
INTO tne oarh "niie All the ianily were an
sent, anu .here cut ner lhroat' aiter "nlch
ne piaceo her Dooy IN i buggy ana uroVe with
IL out towards venice, where ne threw 1t
over renee.
senator Blame delivered the address at
'ne MlnneaPoiis ar on tne od.
EA-uo''henry haisnt'oi oaiiiorhia,urop-
peu ueau recently Oh heaIt uisease'
Inc minnesota hepuoiican state ConNen-
ton adopted resolutions heartily endorsing
the Administration OF President Hayes.
The platform favors specie resumption and
the payment OF the public debt in coin.
samuel hays has been appointed Post
master at 81. LOUIS vice Chauncey L. Filley,
removed, as Is unuerstoou, 1or violation OF
lne rresiuehts olVi-serVice order.
Inc hansas Demoerauc state convention,
neia at LeaVen"ortn on tne 4tn, nominated
u State TICKET neaueu py non. oohn IL. oood-
IN, II ~, ooteinoI. ne nnAu.iai pianA Vi 'me
piasl ,, =. :" az. VI .ne un.onu ,un
Una 10, u .ne l,,i p,on "o. =, 900
'no iui .emone'iIa''on Vi ',i'ei' anu INC re-
inofai oi al restrictions On its coinage, Piac-
ing II on an equai iooting Win goia' tne re-
peai Oh .ne Nstionai banhing ia"' tne retire-
meht Oh tne Natiohai Danh notes. anu tne
substitution OF treasury notes. commonly
called greenoacks, In tneir place. said notes
70 oe thauc iesa, .ehuer ior al purposes.
Inc piatiorin declares iurther IN ia'or Oh
ieSisiA'e ui..Io' VI iaii""s on"i Sc, .uo
Improvement Oh western rNers' tarin 'or
revenue only, anu against tne present sys-
tenn OF leasing convict iaoor' sumptuary
laws, etc.
The Central Branch OF the Union Pacihc
hairoau Is now open ior business 10 beioit,
tn Ch;.aa,o In,or1 &C. E-nos;t;o, oman,
al on tho An
pros;dort u.vos attended, ,b. nt,rroso,o
g. NJ :. O. p.,,I -, En- s,h 81 -
o,,;to Iara,h,, .aaross U;s ra,an,;o,, ~,
H. o,.,...s 80. .l...-'o,,, 80
CeI--e u"...sn aIr, - -
..eoI :. G..",,,.;,,o ~ ,t ~, 90
.,. ,. I..n,sb - s =.
Dh,
Inc uranu oehtrai hotei at onana ourn-
ed on ,he nlgnt Oh the 4tn, anu Iour nrelneh'
naneu oonn a. Lee LOUIS WILSON,, Aiohzo
hanuaii anu niuy "cNan,ara' were Aineu Dy
iainns wall INC no'ei was q nne ouiiu
my oi n'e s'ories, ouii' III 100, a. wa oos' vi
Sov'oVo. !hsureo ior ABOUT $ioo'oV'
Inc Piatiorm auoPIeu ny tne hihhesota
Democratic state convention opposes fur-
ther contraction Oh tne currency, iaNors tne
suDsiitu.ioh OF greehoacAs ior Nalional
oai,s ,in no'es, tne iiee ooinase vi Sii'ef' anu
'An III II ioi i.,enue ons ,,,-
inc pia'iorm auop'eu uy 'ne hinnesoea s'
Delnoolau i, So .on'en.,on IN oppOses iu
tnei ,ol.i I'm, ,ao'ioa y, .uo ias .s, .n1
hant, notos tho fro. co;noge y, silver and a
t.r;tr Co., ra,,ar,o onIv
AT Muscatlne, Iowa, on the morning OF
the 9TH, Fred A. Zeak, aged ~, and Carrie
L. Myers, aged "a, were found dead togeth-