davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-19
THE MASTlN BANK FAILURE.

ST. Louis, No., August Is, 1873
State Treasurer CAFES has submitted supple.
mental report TO Governor Phelps relative his con.
nection with the Mastin Bank Kansas City, gvina
the amount oil State money deposited therein the
value Of the securities in his possession. There IL
nohng specially new In it, excepting that he says
10 MS regular July report that he reported having In
the Mastin Bank s2e6 1913 20, while reality there
WAS s5l63s3 Il o. Sla.e funds in deposit there Hc
explains THIS discrepancy by saving that after
an order or the Masiin Bank 10 remit S22o0OO
10 the National Bank OF Commerce, OF New York, as
part OF tho pay ent OF the July interest Tue State
bonds, he was informed the officers that could
not comply WITH ms order at once, but would make
the remittance very soon after July. Relying upon
tins promise The treasurer went 20 New YORK aud
secured from the Bank nj Commerce advance Of
500 900 tor payment OF the July interest, which
agreed 10 return by September l. The promise
OF the Masun Bank was mol kept, aud
The treasurer was Charged back with
the 100000 which II failed to pay, aud
he now has, he says, IN that defuuct concern
$685. 1877 so. For this he holds bond bank IN
tue sum OF 81 10000 with John j. Mastin, Thomas
H. Mastin, DAVID Smart, Seth T. Ward, TnomBs
Correan aud James II. McGce as securities. He also
holds $3.50. 900 bonds OF the National Water works
Company Kansas CITY, ana SIS 900 Of solvent notes.
Mr.. Cafes closes by saying that, no. with standing
the mi -iortunes which have overtaken him. his
clean, and he expresses the beet that the obiga-
tons aud credits OF tho State will be met and pro-
tectcd,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-19
BRAZIL COFFEE MARKETS.

RIO JASKiRo. August ~. 1873
Exchange on London 81 Coffee, 0.vOl $50 per
10 kos tor good hrss Market animated aud rrices
Average daily receipts of coffee during past week,
300 bags shipments during the week-ro the Chsnuei
north OF Europe, 700 bags. the United
States 5000; to the Mediterranean 1900 bags. sales
Of the week tor the Channel and the OF rurope,
10000 bags Tor the lnited states, ~ ODO
Mediterranean. 1000 bags Stock OF conee Rio. Is0Dl
bags Freishts per sail 10 the Channel, As. I'd.
SANTOS. August "a, 1873
Coffee market animated; prices ARM superior santos,
400 1900 reis 10 XII Average daily receipts os
the week. 100 shpment, OF the ali
tries 81 900 bags sales OF the woestor Europe 10
BAGS tor the United states. 600 do. stock santos.
HOJO bags
SANTOS, August Is, 1874
Coffee Inferior Santos $500 300 per 10 kilo.
RIO JAsrtRo. August II. 1874
Exchange on London. 22aa Cofee-Good nrsis 5000
Gi5U per 10 kos market aninstsd lArg sales fos
United states.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-19
INSTRUCTION OF DEAF AND DUMB.
COLUMNS, ohio, Angus. Is, 1878.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, August Is, 1878
Tho Convention OF the Instructors Of the Deaf and
Dumb mot this afternoon for the purpose OF consid
erng the religious instruction OF the deaf and dumb
President ChApin occupied The char. A model re-
lisious service conducted IN the sign language
by DR.. Pest Principal Of the New YORK 1rstltution
for the Deaf and Dumb after which the subject, aHow
Pupils In an Institution Tor the Deaf aud
Dumb should Spend tho Unoccupisd Hours
Of the Sabbath" was discussed by DR.. 4.
N. Gsiiaudsi, of Washington, d. c. Messrs Talbot.
Of Iowa; seblling, OF Wisconsin Dr. Palmer, Of On
taro, and Dr. PeeI oil New YORK Tho subject OF "fbe
Dumb was next introduced and was discussed by DR..
Gsiiaudet, Dr. Palmer, Mr. ely, OF Maryland and DR..
Maclntyre, oil Indiana.
The exercises closed with prayer by Job Turner, a
venerabis deaf mute, who IL missionary among hts
Bursar, Of the Ontsrio Institution Tor the Deaf and
Dumb, rspressns Canada
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-19
POLICEMEN UNWILLING TO RISK 1HEIR LIVES
A CITY WITHOUT MONEY.


From tho Cincinnati Commercial, August Ill
Private aavices from Grenada tonight give piiabie
accoupts OF the situation there The tick all
In destituts condition and great suffering prevails
among all classes.
The fever Is less violent TO-DAY ana new casos will
not exceed fifteen. Only tour or five deaths nave
been reported Several thousand people lett to-day
going by every conceivable conveya Tho hills and
valleys OF the country Tor ten miles around are a
dotted with camps Several csme In to-day
to get provisions, saying nothing can be found
where ihoy are to sustain lie. over
500. 900 has boon taken by tho railway
companies this week at this point Scores at tho
people than rational being. rho exodus will con-
tnuo until the whites are nearly out the city, and
a iew viii remain aud take the Cos, their bust
meas requiring their presence. The Board oil Health
are encouraged WITH the belief they can ar, vo
tue our enscluaiy by removing tho whites IRON
the district and this will be pursued
90 the government tents arrive. The Imam
meo nave received no salary Tor more tban Jour
mouths Many OF the police have resigned,
beng unwil,iug 10 risk thor Ivcs IN the To-
iec,cd city wnsre no pay Is promised. They 1.-Two
chiefly IN tho Injected uistrct, aud their grocery
men, TO whom they looked Tor creJit uDti pay Day,
have closed their snops aud fed, eoving no means
Of getting provisions. Tue ctizcns held meeting
to-day and appointed committees TO act In different
parts Of the CITY 10 relieve the alex ana distressed aud
to suggest measured Tor their common welfare. The
man properly owners and men OF means nave lett Tor
healthier quarters Tho leading pbysicians, twenty
more IA number. hold private mecD g last nIghi,
LOOKING to means bv winch they Will get paid Tor
NY prsct ce IRON charitable associations Tbsy claim
10 have lost 500 600 by the fever OF isT3vaue per
patent SlO0and the DRIFT OF their argument Is, no
pay no dosing. Judging IRON the number OF deaths
wnen the lever nrst appeared would have been best
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-19
THE POTrsvILLE DISASTER.

THE SEINE VISITED BY LARGE CROWDS cos.
DirIoy OF THE woUSDED-vERDicr OF lHR
coRoNEg's JURY.
PorrsvILLE, Pa, August Is, 1878
The scene OF yesterdays explosion was visitce bv
several thousand persons to-day Among the wounded
who. 1t is thought, cannot recover are Mira stcshe,
an elderly lady. whose skull was fractured. Last
night portions Of the skull were removed hope
that her life might be saved but the physicians
terrain no hope OF her recovery. Richard stevens,
sixty oil age who had his leg severely cut and
refused 10 have II ampuiaied, wih probably die.
VERDICT OF THE coRoSER's JURY
The verdict OF the Coroper's jury tc-dav was that
Richard Vaughn and Andrew Gallagher died from tho
effects OF INJURIES received from stones thrown up by
the explosion of the powder magazine. Tney nnd no
persons oensuraDle TOR the declare that
they believe II Was caused by lightning. Additonal
discoveries made OF the woundeu increase the total
eleven
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-19
LITERARY CHlT-CHAT.

At a recent sale Of autographs ia Lo ndon Loi
Byron brought 81 los, while Charles III. could only
get up TO "a a., George H. 81 1Oa aud George Ill.
81 los. a letter OF John Keats went at ca and one
OF Laurence Sterne al Es.
Tho wide popularity OF George Sands writings 10
by no means evanesccn as is shown by the undertake
ing OF a now and complete translation OF her novels
into German by a well known Vienna publisher
Monsieur L. Rigaud has published curious
OBJECTIONABLE du Jargon Pariscn." which all good
Americans should study (and avoid) before they 60
TO Parts.
Tho Talmud OF Jerusalem has been translated into
French Tor tho first time, by N. Noise Schwab, and
the second volume has been issued by Maisonneuvc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-19
ROwELL's NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.

From the Pensacola Gazette, August ISL
Roweii & Co., advertising agents OF New York,
having taken the liberty Of publishing "a statement
Manufactured by themselves Of the circulation oil the
HERALD, which greatly UNDERSTANDS It, that imperial
Journal sits down on Messrs. Rowell & Co. most en-
phatically ana crushiugy. 1t also publishes a do
tailed sworn statement OF It's circulation Tor tho
months OF May, June and July, the duest season OF
the wear, which shows an average daily issue OF
l0J, 664 copies IL challenges examination of It's
books employ paper supply. &c, to prove its state
ment and altogether has tue best OF the diniculty
for the original offenders.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-19
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, August 19-1 A. n.

WASHINGTON, August l0-l A. n.
Indications
For New England, clear or partly cloudy weather,
mostly northwosierly, stationary Temperature
falling, followed by stationary rising barometer
For the Middle Atlantic States. clear or partly
cloudy weather, except In south portions occasional
rain, variable winds. mostly northwestcsy stationary
temperature, falling, followed by stationary rising
barometer.
For the South Atlantic and East Gull States partly
cloudy weather the coast occasional rain, va
riable winds, stationary temperature, stationary or
lower pressure
For tho West Gulf statos. partly cloudy weather,
with frequent rains, winds mostly southeastcrly,
nearly stationary temperature and pressure.
For Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley, warmer clear
or partly cloudy weather, winds mostly south vest.
eriy, nearly stationary pressure.
For the lake region, partly cloudy weather, occs-
sionai rain, variable winds, nearly stationary tenn
pcrature and pressure.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri
valleys, clear or partly cloudy weather, variable
WINDS mostly soushcrIy; nearly stationary pressure
and temperature.
The rivers will remain nearly stationary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-19
rHE sr. LOUIS ouARANT1NR ENDED.

ST. LOUIS Mo-, August Is, 1873
It has become known 10 our health officers that
since sending physician to Belmont to examine all
north bound trains for yellow fever cases, and the
establishment Of strict quarantine regulations at Cairo
passengers by steamer from the South have been
landed on the Arkansas shore, some miles below Bel
mont have crossed the country in wagons 10 the
main line OF tho 81 Louis and Iron Mountain
Railway Last night Dr.. Emanuel was sent down that
road to Poplar Biun Ark, to examine all upbound
trains, aud not moment soon, for upon the first
train he found two cases oil lover, which IN
tho Quarantine Hospital All the trains from Bel
mont Poplar Blum ana East 81. Louis will DO kept
under rigid surveillance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-19
THE CRANBERRY MURDER.
TRENTON, n. j., August Is,

TRENTON, N. j., August Is. 1874
The Coroner hW vicwcd the body Of the unknown
man who was found dead on tho farm OF Richard
Pcrrinc, near Cranberry, and ordered u buried.
Besides being shot In the meek tho deceased had a
large cut across the throat bottle OF whiskey was
found noar where The suspepdcrs were. A man
stopped ut the telegraph office, about two o'clock
FRIDAY morning, and asked a man named Chutnmy
what timo the next trau lett Tor Jersey CITY He
seemed to be greatly excited, ana Suspicion points
strongly to him as tho murderer. negro has been
arrested on SUSPICION.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-19
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

PorTsvlLLE, Pa, August 1s 1878.
Al late hour last night Gre consumed block Of
buildings In the business portion of the Of IRE
mont Among the larger buildings destroyed
we're the Aessrs. Murphy's general store,
Frank Hun,zinger dry goods and grocery
store, George W. b .rd's hardware store
William Glandng's confectionery, the Masonic Hall
and Post Office buildings. Nine families were rem
dsrod homsiess Tho loss Ii estimated a. $50, 900.
The insurancos, which arc in Pennsylvania compa.
MES, aggregate $25, 900. Much merchandise and
furniture which had been removed from the burning
buildings was stolen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-19
AUGUST Is, 1878.
COLLIERY DISASTER.

TWO MEN FALL DOWN MANwAY-oNE KILLED
AND THE OTHER FATALLY WOUNDED.
PorrsviLLK, Pa, August Is, 1873
As John Richards ana samuel Carl wcro ABOUT to
start home from work at the Cameron colcry,
shamokin, yesterday noon, both fell down a manway
on the deep slope. Carl was killed ana Richards IL
probably fatally injured. They were not found until
eight hours after the aceident occurred.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-19
THE DEAD ACTOR.
MoNrAoUEs BODY ARRIVED AT CHICAGO EN-
ROUTE HERE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

BIZ TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
CHICAGO, liz. August Is. 1878.
The BODY oil II. ). Montague arrived from San Fran
CISCO this afternoon. About one hundred and nfty
members OF the theatrical profession she
the depot, bu. there we're ceremonies, In accord
with the wish OF the dead actors friends All OF
the Diplomacy company the tram except
JeGrcysLewis, who renamed In San Rrar cisco to be
married. Mr.. Carroll and Maud Granger 60 New
York with the body. The csskes vas SIMPLY placed
In an express wagon taken 10 the Michigan South
ern depot, whence II lett at b:15.
ANOTHER DEAD ACTOR.
The body Of Ed Powers, minstrel manager, who
dd IN California, was on the same train route for
brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-19

PRECAUTIONS IN wAsHINy TON,

WASHINGTON, August is. 1873
The health authorities are iaking measures TO pre-
vent tho spreading OF tho yellow fever should any
be brought here. In such tns patient would DO
removed 10 isolated locality. The Health Officer
IL In Geographic comm unicaion with the heath
thorss OF the several cities this city
injected section and will DO kept FULLY advised " the
disease should continue Its way North.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-19
TERROR ALONG THE MISSISSIPPI nIv.n.

From the New Orleans Picayune, August 10
Al vidalia La, the natives came to the landing
with stones and clubs and fought back the The
steamer when the latter attempted take bag
gage board At Natchez the lash OF cannon
warned the Pargoud to remain aloot The people Of
Delta even tried to prevent the mail from being
landed, and At Vicksburg not deck hand allowed
10 leave the shore snd OF the steamboat staging
Commerce paralyzed for time on tho great water
highway oil tue West aud II Is TO DO hoped that tho
unreas0ning panic will soon su5sids.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-19
APPEAL FOR HELP IN NORFOLK, VA


NORFOLK, Va. August Is, 1878
Appeals Tor assistance from various virginisns
who are resident IN fever stricken Grenada reached
Norfolk last night, stating that the community calls
with pteous agony for help from people, that the
fatality continues DO terrible and tho sunsrings
indcscribablc and immense. In response His Honor,
Mayor fucker, issued the following call this morn
iug:-
To THE CITIZENS NORFOLK
"Accounts IRON Grenada ana other fevcr-strckcn
towns show that dcstitutiou ana starvation I'm.
loss assistance ronuered them IRON abroad
therefore call upon citizens to meet at tho City
Hall this Sunday afternoon, at -four O'clock, to take
steps for contributing TO their rclici
"JOHN 4. TUCKER, Mayor"
PUBLIC MEETING.
In the afternoon an open AR meeting was held on
Court House square. but the attendance limited.
and only about $500 raised tor thc sufferers
Committees were appointed IN every ward to wait on
the citizens and solicit subscriptions 10 the und to-
morrow. Mayor tucker was instructed TO forward to
Grenada all sums raised as spcediiy ms possible.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-19
AN APPEAL ron HELP.

To rnE EDITOR TuE liKRALD:-
Psass publish copy OF telegram which has just boon
received from Grenada
GRENADA, Miss, August Is, 1873
Colonel J. GILL BurfALoE, New York -
our distress nnd nced are great. Raise money TO
help U.s. People dying without a nurse. Seventy
have died. MULLEN,
JOHN POWELL
I. w. WALTON,
Relief Con mitice.
Any cou,sibutions for the relief OF tho people at
Grenada Mss seat ~ Office OF Virginia anu Tennessee
Air Line, sos broadway, will be forwarded daiiv.
THOMAS PlNCkNEY.
J. q. N. BUFFALOE.
10 s-Q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-19
ABATEMENT or THE PLAGUE IN MEMPHIS
PROVIDING FOR THE sUFfERhRs AND REFu-
[pY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

Memphis, Tenn, August is. 1878.
Thirteen deaths IRON yelloS lever occurred IRON
Avo O'Clock yesterday TO nvo this afternoon Only
nine new wore reported to-day.
MORN HOPEFUL pkELlSG.
The smaller number OF cases caused q much more
cheerful feeling, ana many OF the people now
think the fever win not tecome ep.
donnie There are very few persons IN the in.
iscted district, and most OF those nving
10 have moved the suburbs or 70 greater distance
Tho bright warm weather Of the past lew days has
initiated against the spread Of tho csntsgiop. All
who we'll IN the Injected district Will nave
opportunity TO move TO the fonts near Mnchelrs
Tank, four miles south Of the city. tomorrow.
RoBBISG uNoccuPiED HousEs
A number OF deserted buildings were robbed last
nisht. A great many negroes have been thrown out
OF work by the panic. They DO not consider them
selves liable TO be affected by tho lover and arc
afraid OF the night dir. They take advantage OF the
absence Of citizens, well as tho small number Of
whito people 10 the streets at night, to rob tho
cupied buildings Considerable excnsmeni occurred
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-19
FLORiLISE,

the teeth and breath Is best liquid dentifrics Ia
world Il thoroughly ceanses partially decayed teeth
from all parasites diving "auirnAicui leaving
pesriy white, imparting q eyhtlui iragrancs
breath The fRAeRASr FLoRiLISE Instantly all
arising from ou stomach tobacco smoke. Beng
partly OF honey soda and extracts Of
herbs aud pAnts IL Is perfectly harmless aud delicious
sherry
Prepared by HENRY G. GALLUP, No. So3 Oxford ST.
London England and retsicd every whers at 10
bottle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-19
CANADIAN FISHERY AWARDS.
WASHINGTON, Aug

WASHINGTON, August Is, 1878.
Tho Secretary OF State has in accordance with the
view Of Congress, addressed letter to the British
government setting forth the reasons why the
Canadian fisheries award OF So 500 900 considered
excessive and asking Tor review OF the in order
that the sum may be reduced No reply has yet bees
received from that goYernment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-19

Average temperature yesterday ...... TX
year. 74x
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-19
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Senator William w. Rockwell OF Glen's Falls, N.
Y, and exCongrcssman Stephen Sanford, OF Amster.
dam, ". Y, are at the Giisey Commander Byron
Wilson. United States Navy, Is at the Abcmsre.
Robert r. Carr. OF 81. Louis, Is at the Film Avenue
Rev. James H. Means, Of Boston. Is al the Parh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-19

II no physician mad been within reach. There are
doubtless exceptions, but they permitted no
announce who they Ht.tst
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF RAILROAD
TICKETS SOLD.
James Speed, ticket agent OF the Memoirs and
LouisviIe Railroad, IN Memphis, has sold s35 900
worth OF tickeis since Monday noon. Nearly half OF
the population has left the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-19

to-day on account OF a number of people endeavorng
10 prevent the pitching of the tents al The camp
ground Tor refugees.
THREATENING THE PHYSICIAN.
Three or four white men. probably filled with panic
and wbskey, threatened burn the tents and shoot
those who attempted to erect them. Their threats
failing 10 drive away the physician and workmen. they
then incited the negroes The TO wait on
the physician and threaten him. He immediately
came to the city, called the officers OF the Blur
City Grays and the Mcclellan Guards, the latter
company OF colored men, aud secured their services
as guards for the encampments The tents and en-
campmeDts were then placed tho train and Il
moved out TO the place selected for the refugees No
resistance has yet been offered by the mob.
PROVIDING SUFFERERS.
fThe tents have been pitched and TO- Will be
occupied by a lew thousand people IRON the city.
Nearly all the sick attended by the Howard Asso-
catior nurses. Destitute persons will be provided
for by tho Czens' Relief Association, and unless the
fever makes rapid progress It is dong
there win not be so much suffering and such great
mortality as in 1873.
DEATHS IN NlW oRIEANS-APPEAL FOR HIP
New ORLEANS La, August Is. 1878.
For the past twenty Jour hours 1l5 new cases OF
yellow lever have been reported here. The deaths
for that period have amounted 10 ior,y-seven.
APPEAL YoR HELP
Rev. j. X. Gutheim Edwin J. Kursheedt and 9th er
officers OF the Hebrew Benevolent Association make
the following appeal
Sickness, distress and suffering among the poor
increasing daily. Our funds are nearly exhausted.
In this SAD limity we deem Il our melancholy duty
10 apI cal 10 the sympa hes Of brethren through
out the United States for speedy aid
PRAYERS IN THE CATHOLIC CHURCHES
norend or nine days. prayer IS ordered In all the
Catholic churches OF this city for tho cessation OF tho
scourgc Bishop Elder. OF Natchoz, directs the re-
cital OF daily prayer the uvering OF mortal sick
ness.
REPoRTER's EXPERIENCES.
The Democrat tomorrow will publish an
account Of reporters visit 10 two tene-
ment houses near Poydras Market and the
slckening sights tncre presented. The houses
principally occupied by Italian chicken dealers.
dead during the last two weeks and In the other
No 292 Poydras street was almost deserted and the
beds on which the sick died remained intact.
In the neigbborhood eight have died during tho
last forty eight hours The house of the Italians
almost deserted. there being In it only one
sick ana attendant. all the others
who SO far have survived having fed
TO the suburbs The yards Of the two
houses Nos 900 and 292, where he
chicken dealers lived, presented a most ter.
rble appearance. The declying vegetable mat
ter and decomposing refu,e offered seeds for
the disease. The Board of Health allotted to the
several members tho respective districts in which
each was TO work.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-19
EvERAL CASES AT vICKsBURo

VIcKsBuRG Miss. August Is, 1875
The Health O1icer reports that forty cases OF
yellow lever under treatment at seven O'Clock
last night, and estimates the number OF cases re-
ported to-day at between fifteen ana twenty No
deaths were reported to-day. Some cases have ap-
psared 10 the northeastern part OF the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-19

CAIRO. August Is. 1878.
The steamer James W. Can from Memphis, nlied
with passe gers passed up the Ohio without landng
There was sickness board The On icago ~
Louis and New Orleans Railway have discontinued
through passenger trains ana will carry tpe mails on
local freight trains.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-19

OTTAWA Augustus 1878

OTTAWA, August Is, 1878.
special issue OF the Canada Gazette contains proc
lamation DISCO wing the Third Parliament OF the DO
minon. Nominations will be made the 10Th Of
September anu tho elect ions VIII be hed the l7lh
except IN Manitoba, where the nominations Will take
place on the 10Th.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-19
TIE HEALTH or MOBILE, ALA.

MOBILE, August Is, 1873
The case Of The mulatto women who died here last
Friday morning, which was pronounced yellow fever
by the attending physician, Is undecided, as phys
icians disagree regarding tho correctness OF the
diagnosis. Thcrs Is little sickness Of any kind here
and none bearing any emblancs 10 yellow lever