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The New York herald., 1878-09-18

A-CHILL AND FEVER OR FEVER AND AGUR,
we'll as btermttont aud tever escnaiy
cured by DR. JAYsss Acus MxruRs wlthous liability 70
return sold every whegr.
The New York herald., 1878-09-18

! am tho Belio Of tie Avenue,
ny teeth tDcy are q sight 60 Wow.
Nv brcath's us sweet as new mpxn hAv
And will tc 40 While I can paw,
For SOZDDuN1-ior so they do
Among tho Bclics Of ths Avenue.
The New York herald., 1878-09-18
:. A. Brenard, an goods clerk.
DEATH or DECK nAxp AT crXc1NSArr.

CINCINNATI, Oalo, Sept IL, 1875.
Adam Doizei, deck. hand on tho steamer Gon,
having como with her from New Orleans, dicd OF
yellow lever last night In tho hospital here.
The New York herald., 1878-09-18
FALSE ALARM Ar DECATUR, AL.

lDy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALr.1
DECATUR. Sept II, 1873.
Tho excitement over Thomas Johnson's death
from malariai ievor to-day was OF most In
tenso character, ana all tho tinil people left
for The country by every conceivable con-
veyance, while tho railroad trains brought
into sc neral r,qusition. L. Heuscy Gfubbs proprI-
etor oil the only roul drug store III tho place locked
his doors aud went away with Tho rest james
Mcnamara, yardman of tie Louisville anu Nashville
ana Great Southern Railroad, und Fred Lud
wig, railroad watcnman, wcrc also sricSen
on Saturday with tho samo disease, but OF
~ vsoy rcver nore h a ,m a.,
chiiis and fever which Is less prevalent at
this time OF tho year The CITY never in better
stampede.
The New York herald., 1878-09-18
wiScuEsTER's uypopiIospnIrB or
LIME AND SODA


LIME AND SODA
An ackaowlcaeed tpsciac remedy. proved by twonty
years experience. 1r- n.
Pfce SI and 81 per Httlc Prepared only BY
WlNClfI.St TER 4 Co, Chemists,
Sold ~ drayaists. No 81 John ", New York
FROM TnE COUNrRY.-FAMiI.IES RETURNING
wishing Boots. shoca, 0sers Sc. patronage.
MIIi.tK CO.. stv HtondwAy
The New York herald., 1878-09-18
TIE PANIC ApArINo AT oALLrpoLrs. oaro.

GALLiroLis, Sept. IL, 1873.
Tho yellow fever excitement Lefo has almost
passed., there being at present only ono case-ME
Hugh Plymall, three miles below this city, who pro-
nouneed by phy scians TO be In q critical condition
The New York herald., 1878-09-18
sozOIDONT.

No toilet Is complete without sOZDDOkE II eembiass
all needed Keep the mouth aud teeth hesthfnl
and Impair delicious fragrance to tho breath Its
should never insrmtcd mouth to be Kept
pure aud clean aud by nothing better than soZoDoNr
this be ,ffrctsi
A-sELzER BaUNNEN NATURAL SPARKLING
MisxRAL WATER. A. SIErHAsl 4 Co. - Now st. sale
Importers.
The New York herald., 1878-09-18
QUARANTINE AT MILAN, TENN.

MILAN. Sept. II, 1878.
Tho town has Guaranteed against railroad trains,
which Will not stop hero alter to-day.
The New York herald., 1878-09-18
pEArn or nEruoEE IN INpIANApoL1s.

| ISDiANAPoLis, Scpt'lI 1873.
c. W. Ferguson, former resident OF this city, but
| lattcriy OF Memphis, aud who came from u few
| days ago, died here this mornng OF yellow lever
The New York herald., 1878-09-18
FLORIL.fNf.

for thu teeth and breath Is the best liquid dontce n
the world Ii thoroughly partially dccayed teeth
from all parasites or iyins aaimalcula lsayiug thea
pcsriy white, ,mpartins deiirntui fragrance TO
breath lhc FRAsRAss FLoRfLSE INSTANTLY all
odors arising from fou smoke Bsins
parity COMPOSED ot honey, soda and extracts of sweet
herbs aud plants, IL II perfectly harmless and delicious
sherry.
Prepared Wy HENRY G. GALLUP, No. 4o3 oxford ST.
London, england. aud fctatlcd everywhere.
I'fI,e 40 cents.
The New York herald., 1878-09-18

A.-RUPIURE. DIR AARSus TREATMENT
tho only sa aud reliable cure ~ ysar practical esps
"BOLLiNGEH Is THE LEADING "DRY'
Champagne Ia tho market
FALL STYLES PINE SILK HATS, SO 20 WORTH
80 UJ DInnrs. 90. ~ New Church ST.. up stairs.
FOR CONSUMPTION, WEAK LUNGS, COUGHS,
bronchitis. Asthma. GENERA Debty Loss OF Appetite os
Poverty Of the blood.
The New York herald., 1878-09-18
SAD CONDITION OF HICKMAN, XXX.

SAD CONDITION OF HICKMAN, Xxx.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
HICKMAN, KY, I
viaPApucAu Junction, SepL IL, 1873.
Still no abatement In tho yellow lever. Six deaths
have taken place within tho past twenty -four hours
and three new reported. Tho deaths arc as
follows:-
W. A. Brennrd, deS goods clerk.
Larry Young, sno6Eaker
CHARLES Ganipsey ttne ,nlrd OF his family
Mss Ssigrist (,ho last Of a lainIiy OF teufL
Willy Bennett (coIorcdl
Ouly twelve p1Isons aro thor icct In tho en-.
tire town. Five Pertons down IN tho vicinity OF
the town and will probably die.
The New York herald., 1878-09-18
DEATH All CAIRO, ILL.

CAIRO, sept II F.o.
John Croon, tho last OF the ili-fated Bulletin cn-
pioyes, who tooK tho lever last week, died last night
IN the hospitoL There are no now cases this
ing
HELP FOR HICKMAN.
HaIliday Brothers will send the stoan Ariadne
10 hickman, KY, tomorrow morning TO deliver con-
trbutions from tho North o, money and supplies.
The New York herald., 1878-09-18
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A NEW NOVEL ny NAY AGNEs fLhMiNU.
~
TnE nEIR oF CHARLTON. by author Of Cay Earls,
eOusts wife, nov ready price. IL 81
The New York herald., 1878-09-18
THE ELECTIONS IN CANADA.

TRIUMPH OF THE PRorECTIoNIsT PARTY-DE-
FEAT OF THE MACKENZIE aovEINMENr-slR
JOHN MACDONALD NOT ELECTED.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HEnALD.1
MONTREAL, Sept IT. 1878
Tho election returns from all parts OF the Dom nion
except Manitoba ana British Columbia received
up 10 midnight, show concusivoly that the
Mackenzie government. have suffered q doicat
Among the prominent members OF tho opposition
who havo been beaten Sir John Macdonald hun.
self, said to DO defeated by I46 and the Hon. Peter
Mitchell, formerly Minister OF Mariuo AMI Fish.
cries in Sir John Macconald's government. Tho
Hon. Hector LanGwin, unseatod two years ago for
having securcd MS election through undao clerical
ihnocnce. is also among the beaten opliosition mats
as also tho Hon. Mr. Abbot,, the Solicilor
Of SIR Hugh Allan, from whom the Pacific
side Mr. Cartwright Finance Minister, has lost bis
election, as also MIR. Jones. OF Halif,x Minister Of
beaicn IN South Bruce, as woil us Mr. Young, Of
Waterloo, who. runlor sad, was soon TO enter tho
= THE xxrgSr or GOVERNMENT LOSSES
Tho losses oil tho minlstottai,sts believed to be
irretrievaoic including tho whole OF Prince Edward
Island, with representation OF SIX members;
Montreal, with three members, and Hamilton, with
two members Altogether the Iosses reported al
Brush Columbia and Manitoba to bear from
tho govcrnmcnt gains do not much exceed
Macdonald's protection party a clear rain Of over
twenty seats. moro than sufficient 20 completely
wipo out the large majority that has hitherto sup
ported Mr.. MackeuZic
CHANGE OF GOVERNMENT ExPEcTgD.
1t Is believed that iurthcr returns will not mate
rally change the result change OF government Ia
now expected, followed probably by another cIec-
lion within tho next Aix months or year.
Mr.. Huntington, Postmaster General; Mr. Laupier
Minister OF Inland Revenue; LadaInme, Minister
Justice aud Hon. Alexander Mackenzie are ecotcd,
The results show clearly that the pcopo In favor
OF protection Cabinet and retalatory tariT against
tho United States
II remains DO scen u Sir John Macdonald, who
famous policy.
The New York herald., 1878-09-18
cow IT LOOKS IN TORONTO.
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HErALp.l

[BY TGLEGEAPH TO THE HERALD.
TORONTO. Sept IL, 1878.
Tho result Of the general elections is an
overwhelming majority Tor the conservative
party on the platform OF protection to
native industries SIR John Macdona.d was ccfe,tcd
In hts constitu oncy, but u scnt will be foundsfor
him without delay. 1t Is likely that tho mac.
kcnzic administration will hand thor portfolios
rt orcc, aod new administration Will be
be formed. the result Is surprise to both parties
decided triumpn.
The New York herald., 1878-09-18
STILL RAGING IN vrcKsBuRd.
(BY TxLEoRAPH TO THE HERALD

Now cases arc on the increase and are extending 10
tho interior Abatement and reduction regulated
by the weather, which to-day Is not favorable
The New York herald., 1878-09-18
DEATHS AT HOLLY SPRINGS, MISS.
FAMILY OF REFUGEES FRUSTRATED AT
- RICHMOND, VA.
rDY TELEGRAPH TO THE uEpALD1

INK TELEGRAPH 10 THE HERALD.
RICHMOND, Sept IT. 1873
On Thursday morning last, September IL, thero
arrived In this city Nor wcgan named Kari Ycusen,
bis WHO and two small children, refugees
from tho yellow fevor OF New Orloana They
told q most pitiable story OF their escape
from tho pestilenco stricken city, OF their
arrival Montgomery and OF boing taken down with
the fever near tnat city. Yousen aud his wiie wcro
attacked nrst, and then the two children girls six
aud ton years DID, the fever and all iour Of them
wero siroichcd on q pallet together. They werc
afraid TO tell what was the nature OF their maady
because nobody would attend 10 them but aftcr six
days OF suffering, they recovered sufficiently TO renow
thor journey northwafd
PRosTRATED AGAIN.
After twentyone days oi suffering and travel with
out means ana dependent upon the cold cnarity oi
tho world thoy reached this ctty, where they wero
again prostra,ed hvc days ago fhoir hsRgard mp
pearancc anu saffron color at once gavo riso
10 tho terrible suspscion that thcy had never
had tho yellow fever 10 reality. but that they had
brought u horo n iucipicnt form and that II
now developed. This Is Inc opinion leading pnysi.
hero who have been consulted on tho subject.
though all OF them decline TO say positively onder tho
circumstance that tho maiady Is yellow lever Yeuscn
aud his vile are utterly destitute having paid all the
money he bad tor rent Of the house which hc now
yhen the ply sician was first called no iound tho
entire iam,y sleeping rpoo . blanket which was
gwen them by negro woman who has nursed and
been other wso very snd to them.
HELP TUX CxFokTUSArEs
Cots. bedding, food aud medicines have boon fur
nishcd the sick family. Ycuson has had the b ,ck
ana his condition IS not regarded ajcriica Tee
o his vile, who Is enceiate, Is dangerous. Ouc
little girl Is quito III, while tho remaining ono IS
yet taken with the dis cnse. rho attending ply.
siclans declined TO saythat tho cases were yellow
lever, though tney intimated as much. A guosis
will be made morrow by tho Board Of
Health aud proper remedies ana precautions applied.
spread herc Tho city Is perfectly healthy, well eic-
vatcd Tree from malaria and cold weather anu frost
are too near 20 OCCASION the slightest alarm.
The New York herald., 1878-09-18
ONE DEATH OUT or TWELVE CASES.

INK TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
MARTINS, Sept II, 1878.
One death took place here to-day cut of The twelve
cases on hand
The New York herald., 1878-09-18

Average temperature ycstcrday.... ............ O5j
Average temperature iOr corresponding date iast
year ...........,............. 20.
The New York herald., 1878-09-18
EUROPE.

MILES CtiANBONNiERs FRENCH PROTESTANT
L Boarding aud Dsy sctoOl toe Young Ladies'. 80 kas
i5th ST. York vImorly ~ Avenns du isuio, Neuuly
rafis will reopen thursday september ~. Apply b
letter uutil september 10. when Niles chartonuief viii
be Ia New York
AWE. rAssAUD's. LONDDN-rArnVNlzkU ~
Nl ths arstOcrscy American visitorA rhsn groun
of ftouays irhions PRESIDENT Grant, War Group Grand
Dake Ncholas Osman facht Sc superb reproductiou OF
Pins TX .yng In state ~. Peters. every Crowned
Heat aud Celebrity the rerrDle Chamber Of lorrors;
splendid orchcs,r, Oprn ron ten till ten
/NYsTElsS-OisTEKS- EXPu9rER or OYSTERS
" 10 ENGLAND.
Mcsns II. sArNION 4 CO. Of 10 MARK LANK,
LONDON, ploprcsurs Ut the QuEBSBoHD OYSTER
FlsuERIES. IN she Duchy OF 81. ENGLAND. will es
Glad 10 receive CUNSlVNNENiS Ot AMERICAN
OYSTERS, which they will sell ~ their UNIV
OYSTER DLpUf. HfLLlNGSGATL, at the highest prss-
tcablc prices
Salt River herald., 1878-06-22
TELEGRAPHIC.
Special Dispatches to the Salt
 River Herald
EASTERN.

WASHINGTON, June 2l. - Con- gress adjourned at 7 o'clock ycster- day morning. President signed sun dry civil appropriation bill before adjournment. The customary speeches made.
Salt River herald., 1878-06-22
A NEW INDUSTRY.

With the rapid development that is being made in our agricultural re- sources, it is but natural that farm CTS should seek new ways of profit aside from the raising of grain. We know of no better show for profit in this direction, than sugar beet and sugar cane culture.
 It has already been demonstrated that the clne, we mean the genuine sugar care, not sorghum, will 10 ex- cellently well in this valley. It has been cultivated very successfully on the Tempe side of the valley for the past three years, and a very su- perior article of panoche made from the product. lis cultivation and manufacture, thus far, has been by Mexicans, and when the white man with superior intelligence, aided by labor-saving machinery turns his at. tention in this Way, it will be found an exceedingly profitable business. Sugar is one of the great staples, and will always command a price that will warrant it's expor:ation, which none of the present staple crops of Arizona will bear.
 The sugar beet has been tlied on a small sclle by W. B. Hell;ng7. The object was merely to see how it would flourish here. The result was that it grew most astonish- ingly We have been assurej that
Salt River herald., 1878-06-22
"sTILL WATERS RUN DEEP.

In the above quotation, We have . true idea of the new Judge, now presiding in judicial mattor., in Prescott. Judge Charles Silent is q sill, deep man. Though con- parat.vely small in body, he is very strong and broad. in mind. and pos. sesscs an executive ability which enables him to hurr5 through q wonderful amount If Cou business in very short time, and all that in the most quiet and agreelbe e man, ner. One of the secrets of his sue cess in causing court business to run so smooth and quietly, is lii. excellent perception and compre. hers;on of character in all ifs pc culiarities; and then his own posi- tTeneSS or decision or cnaractGr to back this knowledge.
 The Sd Judicial district in par. ticular, and the entire Territory at at large, may be congratulated upon the acquisition to its Court officials of ono so thoroughly qualified in every particular, to fill this reSpon- sible position. The Judge is vet a young man with the more active and useful period of life to pass. He is said to be less than 40 years of age.
Salt River herald., 1878-06-22
CHANGE OF GOVERNORS.

It appears to be a settled ques ton that our excellent Governor Hoyt will go to Idaho, and there undertake to guide the ship of pub lie afflirs over the present greatly disturbed and stormy waters. Itis 8 very high compliment to be asked by the President to. change his o.Scihl relations from the gov ernors.ip of a Territory where every thing in relation to public af- fairs is quiet and harmonious. and fake the risks and responsibilities of assuming the same official relI- Hons with another Territory now in deep waters of doubt and uncer- tainty as to whether the Indians and other bad elements therein, shal! rule with ruin, or the better elements shall rule in the rights of per-Onal property and of peace.
 The dispatch from Secretary Shurtz to the Governor, stated thnt the President had appointed him Governor of Idaho because a better man was neele1 there under exist ing circumstances.
Salt River herald., 1878-06-22

the crop would yield w.th average care, thirty tons to the acre. Speak ing of their grelt size, an cstremad and inhurnii'l farmer tells us in It the beet grows here. |" big enough 10 upse; a wagon" This statement was a little extravagant. perhaps, but tie fact remains that the sugar beet VII thrive wonderfully in this valley.
 w, are informed hatrrsponsiLlc parties in California, who are thor oughly acquainted with sugar III ,l- ing and refining. are reldy to esiab- fish here all necessary work fir th g purpose should our farmers turn their attention to this culture. Moth ing makes q country SO p-nsy"rnus as the establishment of mInlfIct1- ries, especially when they prol ice any ofthe grelt commercial staples.
Salt River herald., 1878-06-22

-John Smt of Cimp Me Dowell, who has been il Phei.ix o.I business, for several days past. left for home ia'her sulle ly Thursday Sickness of h;s wife. the cluse.
 - Daisy Daln." is the first entry for the running race, July 3l. All tie entries will bc given next week.
 Pictorial and News rapers 10 cents each. at Lo.ing's Postofiice News Dpnt.
Salt River herald., 1878-06-22

Some p,rSo1 in q commun ca tion to the MiHcr. s'gning him self Irish Lori'' srys: Tn. people of the land are siisfed wi:h your stand for D,l'glta tn Congres'. A great mi-fJr.una w'th Yavipli is d lack ot halro, y in its pa ty ranks; Lut wi;h all t'ieir puty fmp, the'r nnm'niliOIs appeir to he one sided aud h y qu et'y content them- selves wth the belief that Mnhava will sustain their cho'ce, but vour co rtsponi-nt is sl'isiird that q majority Of the mining portion. or "dlrk corner of thr Territory, as Mr. Camphell's finls <'y'" t. will give m jori : fir King Wuolsev. Any ca q da:e if III Mol ave will ma.rtan fiat he ruus on one Or ihe other If rar-y iic'icts. and is net SD independent hut that h. will rely o1 the voters fir success.
Salt River herald., 1878-06-22
FOREIGN.

BERLIN, June 2l-The Bulgarian question has again been postponed. The powers continue to act in groups but not necessarily in a hostile sense. Austria and England from one point of view and Turkey from another approve Russia's claims Germany, France and Italy have adopted a mediatory attitude There can be lite doubt of a thorough underst nding between England and Austria or of any ke- lihood of a coltinuence during the Eastern deliberations. Congress de,ided to admit Greece with a voice in matt Is affecting her inter- cS.S.
Salt River herald., 1878-06-22
PACIFIC COAST.

SAN DIEGo, Jule 2l-Incom
 plste returns from va ions p Tt; nf the Sat- ind'cIte success O. the non-partisan end dlie at large. The Workingmen O. Kra,neyi'es hrve carried San Frarcisc'. Los Argclrs and San Jose by small mHjo ties.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-10-30

The truth is the American voter
is sitting on the fence smiling at
the embarrassment of the polite
ians who have so long been his
masters. He reads the papers and
notices that, though the Republi-
can party is for hard money in
Massachusetts and New York, it
goes for rag money and allies itself
with the Greenhackers in North
Carolina, Louisiana and other
Southern States. He sees that,
while Blaine and Garfield are max
ing able hard money speeches in
the hard money States, Gorham,
Secretary of the Republican Com
mittee, is quietly distributing
greenhacls Republican documents
in soft money States. He sees
that, while Republican leaders cry
out for honesty and reform, they
are nominating for Congress Ex-
Secretary Roheson in New Jersey,
Madison Wells, "Tom" Anderson
and Ludeling in Louisiana.-N. Y.
Herald.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-10-30
A Republican Dodge.

Strange as il may seem, the in
dications are very strong, and Zach
Chandler has been accused of fur
thering the scheme, that, in some
localities in the State, the Repub-
lican managers have been instru-
mental in encouraging the green
back cause, with hope of procur-
ing strength in the same direction.
from the Democratic ranks, and
when the time for voting comes, it
is the intention of the decoys to
vote their old party ticket, and Sc
cure as many Democratic votes as
possible for the greenback cause.
To such an extent has this game
been carried on that even the Re-
publican papers in some parts Of the
State come out openly and tell the
Democrats to vote for the green
back candidates. But the ruse has
been thwarted in most every local
ity by complete exposure of the
little game, and has been the cause
of nearly all the Democrats who
were lured away from their own
party to join something that prom
ised nothing, returning to their
places in the old ranks, where they
will continue to remain.
1t seems that the greenback
movement is Republican dissat.
isfaction with their own party, and
is composed of many of the old Re-
publican hulks that have become
distrusted, and have failed to Sc
cure Offices in their old party any
longer, and now they seek to create
a party on which they hope (but in
vain) to ride into office.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-10-30
The democratic Platform.

The Democyaiic party of the State Of Michigan
IN convention assembled, renewing Its hdciftN I,
its timc-honored principles, standing for sacred
preservation of the nations credit aud the ma
lions faith, for the constitution and the laws, and
for u great truth thar this r. government of the
people whore the will OF the people should rule
hereby declare:
1. That we arragn the Republican party for It's
corruption in office, its unwise legislation and lis
wicked perversion of the peoples will as express
ed at the polls.
the public funds, and corrupted the whole body
polite.
pable, who have their positions as private per-
quisites.
It has egislated for the rich oppressed the poor,
and created gigantic monopolies.
II has burlened each town and city with debt
and taxation, and driven them to the verge of
bankruptcy.
II has driven our commerce from the seas and
destroyed our once powerful navy.
II completed its career Of crimes AMI dishOn0r
by stealing the 'residency from the people, and
placing n fraud in the Presidential char.
.. We indorse the investigation of the electoral
frauds, to the end that the truth of history bc
indicated, and repetition of such crime pre-
vented.
g. We declare that gold and silver coin is the
money of our constitution, and al paper currency
should be convertible into such coin at the will OF
Che holder.
We arr opposed 70 the further forcible reduction
OF the volume OF the currency and We approve the
action of Congress prohibiting such reduction.
We declare that the PROSTATE condition OF the
business interests OF the country imperatively de-
mand that taxation. both State and national,
shall be reduced 10 the lowest point consistent
with the attainment Of the objects for which such
taxes shall be levied. and that economy shall be
practiccd in every department Of the government.
We congratulate the country upon a reduction
of over fifty million dollars in the national eXpen
ditures during the last tour years, and which re-
resentativcs.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-10-30

DR.. Columbus V. Tyler has been
unanimously renominated for State
Senator by the Democracy of the
29th Senatorial District (Alcona.
Alpena, Bay, Iosco, Ogemaw, and
Presque Isle counties). He is one
Of the ablest men of his party, and
was strongly pressed for the Con-
gressional nomination in the Sth
district. In 1876 his majority was
800 votes, and he served in the last
Senate as chairman of the commit
tee on fisheries and member of the
committees on public health, mines
and misunderstanding Republic
can.