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Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-07-26

Doc War The war on the
vagrant dogs that infest this
town has been re-opcned, sever
al were made to bite the dust.
In consequence of hydrophobia
the carcasses will not be made
into causape
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RAIN WANTED.-A tract of
country about FIVE miles square
on Labadie Prairie, near Green
vile, in this county is wanting
rain very much, the cotton is
sheading squares. There has
been no rain on this particular
spot for five weeks although it
has raincd all around it.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-07-26

THE Owls" in town on Fri
day looked very wise. They
had nothing to say.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED by
H. NJ. Lewis, county clerk. for
the week ending July 18th.
Andrew Jackson and Han
nah Johnson.
Tom Robertson and Eliza
Clay,
John Cooley and NJ. B. Hew-
EFT.
10. Williamson and NJ. E.
Brookman.
William Shepard and Nelly
Parks.
Robert Williams and Eliza
Inss.
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QuITE pleasant party was
given on Friday evening, in
Mulray's Hall, Sempronius.
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AT the-eourthouse things are
generally quiet; the county
clerk reports having sold mar
rage license; whether or not the
purchasers were sold, he didn't
say.
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PERsoNAr.-Maj. William Z.
Dryer, formerly of this city, but
late Of Fort Davis, is in the
city. He thinks Of remaining
here fe.o days.
Col. John J. Hagger.y, i
prominent member Of the Bell
vile bar, was in town on Tues
day.
Maj. jerome B. Campbell. OF
Businessberg, in this county,
returned from, the Austin con
vcntion on Tuesday morning.
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CorroH Gins During the
past few weeks large number
Of new cotton gins and guam
tity of gin machinery has been
haulcd ont to the country.
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AsoUr daylight on Monday
morning the sleepers in the vi
entity Of the square were awak.
cned by the discharge of 4 CO.
lumbiad and the yelp Of u yell
low dog in distress. About
eight O'Clock the mortal re-
mains OF yellow dog were re-
moved on / dray.
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In TROUBLE Ike Thomp-
son, d colored gentleman, was
in a peck Of trouble yesterday
morning. He applied to
Marshal Doran and stated that
another fellow had run away
with his wife; that she was too
good woman to lose and that
he wanted her back. This not
being in the line of the marsh
ais duty, he referred the discon-
solatc Isaac to the Honorable
Carl Schultz, county attorney.
When last seen Ike was pouring
his tale of trouble and tribula-
ton into the ample ears of
Major Schultz.
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THE Owls have invented a
sign, a grip and word of re-
cognition. The sigh is the fist
held in the position of an owls
talons; the grip is catching a
chicken, and the word of re-
cognition soundsycry much like
"guawh %
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-07-26

DARLINGTON Dress Goods the
latest, loc yard, at Newbouer
Bros.
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Local Intelligence,

RAIN.-On Monday after
noon. about two o'clock, we
had heavy rain.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-07-26

GENTS shirts. drawers, col
lars, ties. hats, wrappers, and
latest novelties at D. w. Bloom
bargh's.
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LowEn,
ST..
FokELY!

-Sfd
Linen trimmings i2H ard re p~-.
Spanish Lace Scarfs 7sc each.
whise Marssilles Quilts ST. 50.
Darlington Dress Goods ioc per ya,d
ogandies do. do Isc per yard,
Figured Corded Picquex i7Hc per ysrd
Silk Parascls only ST co.
Lace Collars and Cuffs new 50 cents
Button Lyle Thread ne~ rs cents.
New lot of ? button Kid Gloves IS cents
Gents nice Cashmere Suits Sro CO.
a nice white Shirt 81 IS.
Straw Hats cheap, cheap.
Nobby styles in mems Boots and shoee,
Il Al
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For DISTRICT CLERK Else
where appears the announce
ment of Mr.. Charles Morton for
the Office of District Clerk. Mr..
Morton is a pleasant affable
gentleman; is well and favor
ably known and has many per-
sonal friends in the county, In
addition to this he is thoroughly
qualified to full the position.
He is a native of Georgia and
has been resident of this coun-
ty for the last thirteen years.
Ifnominated and elected he will
make an efficient officer.
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THE FIRST BALE Bright
and early on Wednesday morn
ing when Mr.. Conley, of Conley
& Co., warehousemen, went to
his Office he found a wagon with
the first bale of new cotton. 1t
was raised by Mr.. A. Beckman,
of Industry, Austin county,
weighed AS pounds and class
ed middling. 1t was bought by
VIM. Axer at 10 cents per
pound. Mr.. a. paid a premium
ofSIo and Messers. Conley &Co.
S.. The bale was shipped di-
rect to a spinnerat Philadelphia
This bale is two weeks earlier
than the first bale last year
which came in about the 9TH of
August. But for the recent
rains cotton would have been in
two weeks ago.
REAL ESTATE transfers re-
corded for the week ending
July 18TH, reported by c. F.
Herbst of the county clerks
Office.
Moses Branch and wife to
lobe Williams I-2 acre in Hurts
add. to BRENNAN $500.
Henry Wiese and wife to
Charles Wiesc 6o-Ioo acre J. w.
Cole league, SIG.
J. P. Mitchell and wife to
Lewis Stillwell ct ais IL acre
%. Hudson league $1,000.
Owl BARBscuE.-On Thurs
day there was a grand Repub-
lican barbecue given at Gay
Hill. One of the epicurean
dishes served up for dinner was
owls gizzards''. The Brcn-
ham Owls were out in full force.
The colored brass band of this
town were also in attendance
and discoursed much sweet
music.
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UliTe.sitJ Of Laliaana,
DEPARTMENT,

= : y = = = : = y : n = = :
NEW ORLEANS.
Possesses unequallcd Hospital advant
ages. Fees the same as those Of tie frs
class schools of New York and Philadel-
phia- Send for circular. The LECTURES
will begin October 2Ist, 1875.
I. e. RICHARDSON NJ. D., Dean
July a6, IS7s-wIm.
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MEN AND WoMExoF THE SOUTH
CITATION.
srAIEoFIExAs.

STATE OF TEXAS.
To the Sheriff or any Constable of Wash
ington County; Greeting:
VOU are hereby commanded that by
i making publication Of this citation IN
soiue newspaper published in Washington
eourtyor iour weeks previous 10 the re-
s,lrn day hereof, you summon w. +. Har-
MS, whose residence is unknown, 10 be anf
appear before the Justice Court, Precinct
No. 4, of Washington county, at my Of
fee, in the town OF BRENNAN, on the 4th
Monday in August, being the goth lay of
August, 1878; then aud there to answer
the petition of J. B. Wilkin and Theo-
Thompson, comprising the Arm of Wilkin
& Thompson, entered upon proamissay
note for forty-cight tS4S) dollars, of date
July 9Th, 1873 and due July 9Th, 1875
Herein fali not, b1. have you then and
there before said court this writ with your
return thereon, showing how you have ex
ecu ed the same
Given under my hand at Office, this the Cd
day of July, 1878.
CHAS ZURCHER,
]. F. Of Washington county.
A true COPY of the original.
H. HANCOCK. Constable.
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WEEKLY CorToN STATEMENT.
Mr.. w. K. Lewis, furnishes
the BANNER with the following
statement for the week ending
Thursday, July 18th, 1873.
Net receipts, bales. $3.50. =
Shipments. ............... so
Stock on hand ........... o.
Total receipts this season.. 2o,697
Freight to New York, GOO.
per 100 lbs, rail and water.
Weather report by DR.. Wood:
Total rainfall in inches .... $40
Highest temperature. 49,. 9S
Lowest temperature ........- 70
Average temperature. S6H
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LOCAL PERsoNALs.-Mr. J. K.
Ross and his estimable lady,
are visiting relatives in this city,
their former home. Mr.. Ross
represents Calvert as rather dull
just now, but predicts a good
business during the fall, as the
crop prospect is splendid.
Our young friend, Mr.. James
Landes, of Sempronius, was in
the city Monday. He repre-
scnts everything as lovely in
Austin county.
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NEWBOUER, BROS.
Dry-Gaods Palace. Main Strest.
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HoRsF DEAD.-on Thursday
last Messers. Fricke and Kamien
had the misfortune to lose their
horse. They drove to Wash
ington in a buggy and the day be-
ing excessively warm the horse
died from the effects of the heat.
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DRAMATIC SEAsoN.-Mr. Max
Elkin, who is well known in
Texas as a theatrical manager,
is now in town and has made
arrangements with Mr.. Sam
Stone. owner of the Opera
House, to lease it for the COM
ming season. Mr.. Eikin has
also leased the opera houses at
Austin and Houston and, by
this means will be enabled to
give us a fine line Of performan-
ces. He has already engaged
Raymond, who will produce
Col. Mulberry Sellers. There's
millions in il"
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CARTooS.-An artistic cartoon
illustrative Of the law relating
to hogs and dogs, is now on ex-
hibition at the saloon Of kirch
& Co., under the Central House.
The picture represents a street
scene. An officer 1.-THE portrait
will be recognized at once) has
Just slain a cur and is in the act
of shooting another one; col
ored lady looks on in mute as
constituent, while youth and
mean looking dog make their
escape at lightning speed into
an open door. On the right of
the officer are three fat swine
dancing a waltz, while another
hog makes away with the con-
tents of a bag of grain. We
understand that this elegant car
toon will, after a while, be pre-
sented to the Galveston Meas.
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Il A.. FRANKLIN.
Asen, for all Lid. Of -
Seeing Machines.

Escuh1u, Teas.
New and lI.sss improves Machines, drop
leaf with txo drawers, SIS. Also agentfor
the celebrated racifc Washing Machines
Sewing machines repaired at shorr notice
and guaranteed. Office, corner store under
MeInyre House- June sih, 1873.
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~ GORGE NELSON.
U
Barber and Hair-Dresser,

Ant s,--et. under Central House. Brsah.m.
Sharing. Shsmpooning and Hsis-cuttnE
done to order, aud Satisfaction grarapt---s-
Patronage solicited.
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THERE was i convocation Of
oyis a. Cay I'LL 81 Tncsdav
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DISTRICT CoURr.-This court
met on Saturday and drew spe-
cial venires for the four capital
cases to be tried at this term of
the court, after which it ad-
journed until Monday, July
2oth, when the criminal docket
will be taken up. The follow
ing cases are set for trial:
State VS.. Dennis Jones, July
eoth.
State VS.. Tom Garrett. July
goth.
State VS.. John Ward, July
3lst
State VS.. Patsy Marsh, Aug.
18th.
The grand jury is still in ses-
sion.
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THERE seems to be no little
sickness in this immediate vi
cinity just now-congestion be-
ing the principal complaint.
The warm weather, peaches and
watermelons are said to be the
cause.
A KANGAROO court was held
in the courthouse yard and the
victem, after a fair and impor-
tial trial, was fined pair of
watermelons. He paid up like
a man and the"fruit" was de-
voured on the spot.
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IN AGAIN.-Willis Mcintyre,
a very bad negro boy and one
who is always in trouble or in
jail, was on Friday arrested for
fighting on the street. He oc-
cupies the gentlemen's parlor in
the city bastile.
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July %, IS
Runaway match.-Air Reid Rector and
Lizzie Malone skipped OUT to neigh
boris on the night OF the 18th inst and
were made one" Happy may they ever
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This effort of few dissatisfied persons,
herded by handful ofdisappointcd Office
seekers under the name of ''Grccnbaokers,"
to draw voters from both parties, amounts
TO the verics. folly when viewed in the light
of common sense. All that IS needed to
to wait this ghost of the rag-ha5y back to
its misty haunts in the North is to upon up
healthful breeze of popular intelligence as
regards our national finances. y free in
terchange of opinion, a general awakening
of the masses to the inpo. lance of politics,
nearer approach to frs; principles will re-
suit in much good to our torniy sno
State. PRINcIPIA.
, 1878-10-05
PRESBREY G. GREEN

5kftGrnettA r. GJcLicitofs
800 Seventh 81. Washington d. G. Invite
correspondence with inventors, claimants for
pensions aud Bounty lands, or others having
bushc-s in any Of the Departments.
4 long and large acquaintance isa guarar
tee to oil who may sutrusI business to them.
AL inquiries VIII be responded 20 promptly
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Total in five years.

or an average Of over S110 100000 year.
As We have already SEEM the balance OF trade in the
last years in favor OF the United states is 1885,,
20, or an average of more than $l6O,OOO,0OO a
year The balance or trade the last year compared
with hat OF the years next before the panic shows
gain in favor OF the United States in year, Of
S4OO 100000.
liz is not necessary that should dwell upon the i'm
portance OF favorable state OF the balance or trade
Balances be settled In cashn the money OF the
world. The enterprises OF business men reach out
to all parts OF the world. Our agricultural and manu-
featured products more and more seek and find their
market in foreign countries The commerce OF all parts
of the world bound together than ever before by
steamships, railroads, and telegraph, Is so connected
that II must be conducted On the principles and by
the same nstrumentates by all who take part in IT,
We cannot II would, should not II we could, is0-
late ourselves from the Of the commercial world In
all measures for the Improvement OF our financial
condition should remember that our increasing trade
with South America and with tho Old World requires
that our financial system shall be based on principles
whose sOundness aud wisdom sanctioned by the
universal experience and the general Judgment OF all
mankind With diminished and still diminishing pub
lie burdens OF debt, expenditures aud interest, with AL
improved condition Of currency and foreign trade,
may we'll hope that the threshold OF better
times But must not forget that the surest founda
ton Of restored financial prosperity Is sound cOnst-
tutOnal currency and unstained National credit.
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THE PARIS exhibition AWARDS.

PARIS Thursday Sept. D. 1873.
It is stated in the journal DIES D6bdb that
meeting OF the presidents OF the groups at the Expo
sitiOn at which NJ Tesserenc de Bort Minister OF Com
mcrce was present, declared strongly against publishing
the list OF awards prior ~ the distribution ceremony,
and insisted on tho removal OF announcements put UP
by certain exhibitors OF their having been accorded
prizes The announcements based on indisoreet or
accidental information. The resolutions, though not
binding on the Supreme Jury Council OF Presidents,
will exercise great influence upon Its decision There
Is Impression that 10 compensate exhibitors Tor the
late publication OF awards the closing Of the exhibition
will be deferred three weeks, with liberty during the
last days 10 deliver immediately any article solo,
Supreme Jury desire that the list OF awards be pub
isled q ready.
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take charge and direction Of all charitable entertain
ments aud subscriptions the relief OF unfortunate
fellow-beings. whose homes are now rayaged by TINS
direful scOurge. SMITH ELL hdyOI'
Neto- York. Sept. B. 1873.
Additional subscriptions were reported yesterday by
the Relief Committee Of the Stock Exchange, amounting
to 1926; previously reported, $5,223 contributions to
date $5449.
The committee forwarded by Western Union Tele'
graph 500 to Eew-Orleans. S400 to Vicksburg, and
$479 TO Memphis.
Superintendent Camp OF the NewYoTk Clearinghouse
reported yesterday the following additional contriDu-
tions: S1OO from the Manhattan Company, and So In
cash: previously reported. 1862; contributions to
date, $3757.
In Yesterdays st OF contributions TO the Chamber or
Commerce fund for the relief OF yellow
n Y $3.50" Colonel Burt wishes It stated In justice 10
his deputy naval officers and clerks that the sum meu
toned made up 81 contributions from al the eH-
plOyes Of the Naval Office.
The collections yesterday from the boxes at the Post
Office. for the preceding twentyfOur hours, amounted
The teachers Of Grammar School No. have contrib
utcd $50 TO the relief fund.
since the reopenng of the schools the balloboxcs for
general contributions have been patrOnized largely ny
school children. especially those placed IN the neghDo
hood Of the schools.
for aid the police sufferers in the Southern cities
BallObOX9s placed in various stations on Tues
day the police pay day. and greenbacks ron II 10 iO
In denomination promptly found their WhN INFO me
boxes. Yesterday the boxes still showed liberal contr
Jarrett & Palmer have placed in the hands Of commit
sion 40 the Hudson Ia West Point Newburg good on
Friday or Saturday Of this week The tickets are now
sale 90 cents each nc the police stations ahd the
entire proceeds viii be contributed TO the relief fund
The following contributions ACKNOWLEDGED yes
teray by Ripley Ropes treasurer Of the Brooklyn relief
fund:
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Utica, N. Y, Sept. SO. b. Matteson has fled a
premnly answer the petition against him in bankruptcy
and that the total amount Of his liabilities Is over S6OO
900.
OTTAWA, Ont, Sept 5.-The Utica volunteers
were escorted through the city yesterday by the Mayor
and Aldermen aud entertained at the Rdeau e Range by
members OF the Dominion Rifle Association.
CHICAGO Sept. 5-In the iremens' volunteer hose
companies racing 800 yards Yesterday Barnes OF Burlng
VT, awarded the hsl Natoha pflEe-A oelt ana
seconds.
PORTSMOUTH, n. H., Sept. Sat consultation
NJ the United States Direct Cable Company
here to-day decided 20 change the bed OF the cable
leading from Rye Beach aud lay II further on shore 90 % 10
clear the fishing grounds.
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THE FEVER AT NEw-ORLEANs.
NEW APPEALS FOR AID-THE DEATH RATE Show


NO DECREASE.
NEw-ORLRANs, Sept. Sup to noon to-day tue
new cases amounted to 201, and the deaths 10
eighty-six. The death list includes thirty-three
minors, twenty-five being children under seven
wears. Adolph Erich, twenty-five years old, ma
tive of Chester H. and for the last two years pas
tor of the Lutheran Trinity Church. of Algiers, is
dead of yellow fever.
Mrs. Labordeaut and Mrs Kelly, the nurses who
80 faithfully discharged their duty at Port Eacs
and throughout this city, leave for Holly Springs
this evening. in response to an appeal from tha'
CITY Fifteen nurses and one physician were sent to
Holly Springs yesterday by the Towards, ana TO-
dav they sent DIR. Courier, Mr.. Hammond, compost
tor, and eight nurses to Holly Springs by the Jack
son Railroad. They will send twelve men and eight
female nurses to Greenville tomorrow. There was
no conveyance for them to-day.
The following appeals have been issued to-day
NEw-ORLEANs, Sept 5.
TO me Steamboat Interest Throughout the COlmby.
The steamboatmens Relief Association has just been
Organized here TO give aid such Of brethren ana
thew NAV nail from The prevailing epidemic and total
OF business have brought much distress to
men are unable to relieve in full We therefore appeal
to YOU organize in your respective ports ana se9 us
should he sent to Jesse K Bell president E. COnery
Yice-presldcnt and treasurer.
tn me Hom9op0thic Societies and Homeopathic Irdtcr
nifty Of me Uaite0 states ~,
The New-Oreans Homeopathic Relief Association VIII
be glad 10 receive aud properly apply your benetacuons
ALBERT VOORHEES,, President
P Mp to 6 p. IN. eighteen deaths and
eighty-seyen new cases were reported. Joseph
Mates was sent from the Parish Prison to the
hospital with yellow fever to-day. Dr. NJ. Edwin
Schlater. Sanitary Inspector of the First District
has recovered entirely, and is on duty at his ward
IN the Charity Hospital.
At meeting of the Board of Health this evening
the sanitary inspectors reports for the month OF
August were received The following is
brief synopsis: First District, 97S cases
in August Second District, 500 cases and
lO5 deaths; Third District "a cases and
deaths; Fourth District no report Fifth Dis
trict Algiers. II cases; Sixth District, 100 cases
IL deaths. The most Indignantly and successful
Invasion of adjoining premises was at the corner Of
General TAYLOR and st. Charles-sts.; and here was
besides an instance where the untirlng efforts to-
ward the determination of the fever germs by the
use of carbolic acid and sulphur fumigation failed
most sIgnally. The inspector does not think that
the adjoining daiTes unclean as some are kept had
ANYTHING to do with the fever; but that the de-
fectve drainage of the streets is more likely the
only and true cause of the malignancy of the fever
In that quarter
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NO RELIEF TO YICKsBURG.

ORDERS FOR THIRTY-EIGHT BURIAIs Up TO - NJ.
VICKs BURG Miss, Sept 5.-LOuis Dulroe, the
cupper and eecher. is reported sick. The Right
Rev. Bishop W. H. Eden, after noble and glorious
service died yesterday. The fever continues to
make Roadway in the city. The situation is briefly
described in the following telegram to the Howard
Association at New-OTleans to-day:
DR.. p F. Whitehead died this morning. Dr.. A. r.
Green cOlored died to-day The sexton has orders for
thirtyeght interments up IL p God knows where
1t will stop. George A. Burns, express agent Is dying.
Everybody appalled,. .
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xU1EYANrGogEBNoR LArrA INJURED

HARRISBURG, Penn, Sept. 5.-JOhn Latta,
the Lieutenant of this State left here yester
day afternoon on the fast line West for his home at
Greensburg attempting to alght at the station be-
fore the train stopped, he thrown forward breaking
his left arm Just above the elbow. He Is also supposed
10 be suffering from conclusion OF the brain.
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WA. RocKwooD, President H. A.
EVERY HOUSE IN GRENADA VISITED.
THE DISEASE ATTACKS MANAGER OF THE REIIE

SOCIETY,".
GRENADA. Miss, Sept 5.-The situation here Is
heartrendinG. There were eight deaths to-day
four men and four women. DR.. Ringold, ID. w.
Coon, manager of the Towards, and the daughter of
the Rev. w. McCracken were attacked by fever to-
day. About twelve new cases have been developed
in the last twenty-f -four hours Mrs. b. p. Anderson,
widow of Colonel Anderson, has been stricken with
fever at fernando There no longer remains a
house in Grenada that has not been visited by the
disease. This afternoon the following was sent to
New-Orleans: "Ten deaths in last twenty-four
hours No change in affairs. Hammel il quite sick.
Warren Stone, b. Dr.