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San Francisco. DECEMBER s.-JnspA
Ander. recently clerk In the Ageecy
Nevada Bank, Virginia City. We arSssssa
here to-day, charged with emezxlemenl a.
funds. estimated from tifty 10 one handrpA
thousand dollars.
Fcrnon Vaughan, Ex-Governor Of uiAA.
late Clerk IL the Common Corporatiou Il
the Constitutional Convention, died ct Sacss-
mento yesterday.
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BY senator B!aine--If.structing the Ju-
dietary Committee TO report to the Senate
whether, nj the recent election contest. the
rights Of any citizens were violated ia any
Stale, what further legislation Is necessary
10 protect citizens in their constitutional
rights, etc; also providing for Q Joint
COMMITTEES to inquire into the cause and
spread of yellow fever. what legislation is
necessary TO prevent its introduction in
the country, etc.
Recess.
Upon Resembling. the message OF the
President was received and read.
The reading concluded, the message was
laid on the table and ordered printed.
Adjourned till 10 morrow
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New York. November 9 --Generxl T. 4
Merritt, Collector u the port IL New Yoek
says the story Of the proposed whole.als
removals from the Custom HOUSE, h coeisp.
" without foundation, that his visa =
Washington was for no such purpose, nor
to any thing In regard to the chHrruD
against General Arthur. previous collrcsus.
The reduction decided upon somet,ms 80
was fully cSrried into effect Saturday. 81
the Reorganization If the gaugcss depart
meut Was completed fas Dccembrf
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81 Louis. December "A Globe Husg
smith, Arkansas, special sass thal ~
days agN 10 Little River Cpsaty, . N.mo
named Hilland shea = tfaveles fku0 M
nois named FsrriA for hb moaey. Fsuh
after being shot, rude ~ The neasesa hs1
house, gave descripeioa II the assanin.
and died. 4 numbsr Of cttixeas pursus6
caught and hung Hiilard 10 Tree.
A special 10 the same paper iron Buono.
vile, Missouri, says that two inca, nams1
b Il BAKER and O. 3 Pitncy. gos into -
alteration q Higbee. Missouri. Saiur1sg
iast, and the latter shol and Instantly hsIls1
The former Cause, IN old efudge
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Live STOCK Commission Nefcbasaa.
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The Pi1e~ cvr-Ht reports
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native sinrkers and frsdes-. ~ 2an5 10. Cxao1
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-12-05

Since the resumption OF diplomatic rcla-
tons with Mexico, correspondence has
been opened and still continues between
the two governments upon the various
questions which at one time seemed to en-
danger their relations. While no formal
agreement has been reached - TO troubles
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-12-05

which led. first. To some acts Of violence
on the part o. some members Of the tribe,
and finaily 10 the outbreak, appears
to have been caused by the insufliciency Of
food on the reservation, and this appears
TO have been owing TO the lnadequscy of
the appropriation made by Congress. 10
the wants of the Indians, at time when
the Indians were prevented from supply
ing their deficiency by hunting After an
arduous pursuit. by the troops Of tie United
States, and several engagements. the hostile
Indians were reduced to subjection, and
the larger parrot them surrendered them.
selves q pr;sooeA In this connection
desire 10 call a,ieniiou 70 the recon.
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The report Of the Commissioners Of The
District Of Columbia presents a detailed
statement OF the affairs Of the District.
The relative expenditures by the United
States and the District for local purposes "a
contrsstcd to showing that the expendi.
lures by the people Of the Disiric; greatly
exceed those Of the General Government.
The exhibit "a made in connection with
estimates for requisite repairs Of defective
pavements and sewers Of the city, which ia
a work Of immediate necessity: and 10 the
same connection plan is presented 70! the
permanent funding Of the outstanding
securities Of the District, The benevolent.
reforma,ory and penal Institutions II the
Distric, are all entitled % the favorable At
ienilon Of Congress. The Reform School
needs additional buildings and teachers.
Appropriations which will place al n
these institutions ia = condition 20 become
models Of usefulness and beneficenee. will
DC regarded by the country as liheraliiy
wisely bestowed. The Commissioner,
with evident justice, Request attention 90
the Discrimination made by C0ngurz
against the District ia the donation @. land
for The support 81 public schools. and ask
that the same litreralit, that has teen shown
20 the inhabitants IL the YssiSeis States
snd Territories of the United States, lusy
be extended TO the Dsssriei q Coismbi.
The Commissioners also iasie attention
to the damage inflicted upon public and
private interests. by the presen; iacs,soa Of
depts and switching tracks 81 the several
railroads entering the city. and ask f.r leg
islstion locking to their removal Rccom-
mendstions and Suggestions cc1taiood in
the rspon viii. uust receive she careful
conssdesniine u CoegseA
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-12-05

The treaty with the samoan lslsnds hav-
ing been duly ratified and accepted on the
part of both governments, Is now in opera
ton, and survey and sounding of the
harbsr of Page have been made by naval
vessel of the United States. With view of
its occupation as naval station, if found
desirable to the service.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-12-05

After AN interval of several years. the
Chinese government has again sent enjoys
10 the United States. They have been re-
ceived. and permanent Leg alton is now
established here by that government. 1t Is
not doubted that this step will be Of adj
vantage To both nations in promoting
friendly relations and removing causes OF
difference
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1878-02-15

The Board met at West Concord
Thursday and Friday, January "a and pa,
Fassett, of the Board. John III. Wal
bridge was chosen TO preside during
the meetings, and Captain Ford was
elected as vice-president. He said he
was pleased TO have the gentlemen of
the Board In the vicinity, for the pros
perity of the country depends upon the
prosperity of agriculture. II Is well
and best that farmers should have gath
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1878-02-15
OUR PRICES

are lower than those OF any other oflce Ia the
state Of Vermont. fact which those wanting Job
work done Will do well to hear In mind.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1878-02-15

II II man has II great idea about him
self, il is about the only great idea he
will ever have.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1878-02-15
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS.

Such as Sore, Weak, 1nnamed, Red, and Waterv
Eyes; liberation and Inflammation of the Ear;
Ringing Noises IN the Head Sore Throat Elonga,
Headache, Neuralgia, Dizziness, Clouded Memory,
Loss OF Nervous Force, Depression of Spirits -aro
all carefully snd scientifically troated with this
remedy according e. directions which accompany
each bottle, or will be mailed to any address on
receipt of stamp.
Each package contains Or. Sanfords Improved
1nhalng Tube, with full directions for use In all
cases. Price HOO. Sold by nil Wholesale and Re.
tall Druggists throughout the United States and
Canadas. WEEKS d POTTER, General Agents
and Wholesale Druggists, Boston. Mass.
The New York herald., 1878-09-10
IMPORTANT MURDER TRIALS.

CASE OF JESSE BILLINGS, JR., CHARGED WITH
KILLING HIS wIFE-DETAILs OF THE
crrME-THoMAs MoSAHAN To DE TRIED
ron THE MURDER OF OFFICER QUINN.
Troy. Sept. 0, 1873.
Tomorrow two notorious m urdsr trials will begin In
this vicinity. noted because OF tho peculiar nature OF
tho cases ana tho circnm stances attending the com
initial OF tho for which the persons arc to
bc arrngpsd The nrsi will be hold at the Saratoga
County Court House at Baiiston whom Jesse Billings,
Jr, will bc placed before tho bar to answer
n charge OF killing his wife, Mary Eliza
Billings, on tho 4th OF June last. The In
cidcuts attending the murder and tho subsequent
arrest OF the prisoner arc singular indeed. Mr.
small hamlet on tho HUDSON River, In saratora
county and had lived In perpetual domestic discern
for twenty years past Their only chiid young lady
eighteen years oi age, alleges the animos,,y
between them had become greatly intensified during
tho past lew years and just prior tho tragic death
OF The woman her wrath was augmented by tho cvi-
dent familiarity existing between mir Billings and
Mrs. Curtis, the vile OF a man Ia the employ Of the
former This exasperstsd Mrs. Billings to pubiicly
expressing her naturally .vindictive temper agninst
the suspected woman, ana tho iattcr retail.
lated by bringing suit Tor 81 600 daui.
tried the day following the murder, aud tncrc seemed
little doubt OF the detained party gaming verdict.
Many believe this to hsve been the incentive
" the murder 70 get her OUT Of the way and saYe the
The New York herald., 1878-09-10
PRIVATE CORBEr1'S SUIT.

The Judgment entered by default In tho OF pri.
va,e P,trck Corbeti, OF the United states Army,
against Msjor II. 4. Gibson Tor libel opened be-
tore Judge Pratt, OF the Kings Comfy supreme Court
yesterday, on motion IT dcicndsn,'s counsel The
paiotif wnilo stationed Fort wsdswur,n, tcii ia
love tue daughter OF Wealthy gentleman swing
the tort Tho Major accused oi writtng letter
In when no characterizes Vorbett us an ,slamoas
scsnparsl
The New York herald., 1878-09-10
THE SMITH MURDER.

II was stated In Jersey City yesterday that Alder.
John L. Smith, brother Of Richard H. Smith, the
murdered police officer, had discovered tho place at
which shnrpened tho knife used in killing his
brother and also for whom u sharpcned. Alder
man Smith out OF tho city, and Chief Nathan dc.
med that there any truth In tho story.
County Physician Converse who has been visiting
Covert d. Bennett, one OF tho supposed murderers,
states that Bennett very much debiiitated physi
cally and intellectually.
The New York herald., 1878-09-10
AN APPEAL TO IRISH CITIZENS.

The following appeal for aid Is made TO Irish citizens
iu tho North and West through the columns Of the
New Orleans prcss:-
NEw ORLEANS. Sept. q, 1874
To IRISH MILITARY AND NATIONAL OnoaSizArroSs
NoRru WEST
BRgruRESThc yellow lever has laid It's wither
ing hand heavily upon Right VI our members down
with fever and two dead. Nearly all the others have
their families and the iutnre looks dark Work IN
pended men their loved stricken do wit hout
means them funds exhausted scnd us aid
Contributions to be addressed TO the Treasurcr
pany A, j. Coburn, No 1913 Tchoup oulas street Fra
ternaly, VI. COONkN, captain Mitchell Rifles.
The New York herald., 1878-09-10
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY sEprEMBER TO- 18-TRPLE

Charles Glover. L. Murphy,
Honora Cody, an infant, Belle Maloy.
A E.s, Ralph Rosenthsi,
G. l.. Boswell, David Kyle,
MISS Bette Baum, w. Better,
Carrie and Ed. Frank, A. B. Caskey
II. Lawrence, Miss NJ. Dougherty,
A. Burke
Child Of Mr Box Carrie and Rosa Rosie.
II. Ming last OF the family.
aad fourteen oolorsd. Total forsy-iour
shop Elder s.ill lives, aud .hsre is some hope o.
his recovery. Colonel 9. c. Flowerree Is reported
doing finely.
TROUBLE
The following explains ITSELF
MERIDIAN, Miss. Sept 8. 1878
All trains stopp.s Sy the Quarantine laws of Merdan
will get through the mails fregh. now here but th.
Compelled 70 movs hs.dsnsrsrs here Write you uy
BY nail T.. RAwORrH, superiuten endent
PEvER AMONG THE PINES.
The fever s at Harporsvilie twelve miles in the In
terror from Lake Station and one hundred miles east
from here, IN The supposed nvulnoraois pine clad
Another Sistsrof Mercy died since last report, and
two more are down with fever.
r. p. Jones, OF the vicksburg and Memphis road;
james short, OK City Clerk; George ". Bowen Miss
Butts Of the vicksburg Bank, ana Miss Sophia Ackcr-
man are Of the new cases for to-day.
THE LARGEST MoRTUARY REPORT IN MEMPHIS
SINCE THE FEvEH ApPEARED-A HOSPITAL
FOR NURSES AND PHYSICIANS.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept Q, 1878
To-day's mortuary report is the largest
OF any day since the fever appeared, the
undertaksrs reporting liz inierments, OF which
"a were celored people. Among the num-
Der arc Major J. G. Thrall Thomas Hood,
a volunteer telegraph operator, from Philadelphia;
Rev. d. II. Roseburg, oil Bartlett circuit, Methodist
Episcopal Church; N Gibson, Sister Constance, su-
perior OF the Sisters OF ST. Mary, Episcopal /d Paul
Cuns and S. p. Gong, Of Little Rock, who had been
nursing the SICK A son OF ex-Mayor William Parks
died al the Howard In1rmary Forty.6vo new cases
were reported by resident ply sicans.
NEW CASES.
Among those taken down Barney Hughes
Hiram Gage. D. G. Wardcr and wife, Frazer Prewatt
and Charles Morrison, druggist The latters partner
Mr.. Humes, IS dying. Frederick Cole, sctive
member oil the Howard Association, died late this
evening. His vile and child sick with the fever.
HOSPITAL PHYSICIANS.
The Howards havc established und0r the direct ION
OF Dr. Louis T. Bryan, of Houston Texas hospital
tor the care of physicians and nurses many Of whom
are failing. Dr. Bryan will give 10 this institution \
distnctive Texas feature by employing Texas ply
and nurses Tar tho interests OF the insttu
ton will admit Texans ana others who desire TO
tribute the support OF this hospital do by
forwarding their contributions 10 the Howard Associ
aiion. specifying tho purpose
The New York herald., 1878-09-10

The following contributions In AID OF tho yellow
fever sufferers received by the HERALD ycster.
day -
Mrs. :. Il. IT,, 81. Old Resident $50; Auonymaus So
Pt Boat, 81: employees OF q. II. Rouss Co ElOJ am.
p,oyts ot Meyer Jonasson Co. $50 90. " Donnvon,
". Meyers Factory sl2 Hume Methodist fpi,copai
thurch, East Eighty-second street. SI4 %; Miss T. r.
Thorpe So L. NJ Biakey for Canton and ircenvIIe $50
q. II -, AZ; Passaic silk Works. s135; Han MIL sos;
Bsrgiaue, Sl Willy Lawrence, ~; j. Murphy. Oil lie.
The New York herald., 1878-09-10

WHAT OFFICER WILL GO AND DO LIKEWISE |?
Officer Joseph McEvoy, Of the Seventh precinct,
yesterday startcd out among his friends. being his
day off, to collect funds for the sufferers telling all
those ho met that he would take anything from Ave
cents inward BY four IN the aftcrnoon ne had COL
lecled $22 which he handed over Sergeant Slater
The New York herald., 1878-09-10

other poirt, but ps responses, OF course have
teen invariably in the negative.
A TELEGRAPH OPERATOR SICK.
Ben Fortune, telegraph operator, who stood 10 his
post until the last, Is down with the fever.
The New York herald., 1878-09-10
y sent TO as from all points

MALIGNANT TYPE OF THE DISEASE IN HIcK-
MAN, KY.--rHE SICK IMPLonINo TO DE RE-
MOVED.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE urRALD.1
HICKMAN, KY, Via HUNTINGDON, Sept 9, 1878.
Therc Is an average Of four cases here daily
with tho same number Of deaths Dr Blackburn has
visited all the stricken ones ana says they arc
affected with a malignant form OF yellow fever
A large proportion Of those now prostrated will
recover. Supplies OF nurses and physicians are com.
ing In daily the sick will receive every necessary
attention. scveniy-nve TO ono hundred whites, cx-
elusive of the SICK are still here The entire number
remaiung, including the blacks, Is estimated at two
hundred aud nifty Only three deaths have so TAR oc
Cured among negroes, who generally have a light
form Of fcvcr.
DRArH LIST.
Mr. Il. Gardner, A. King man, JE, David Bright and
Ben Ashford died yesterday sixty cnses are
now under treatment, among whom are tour OF
tho family OF John Millet Que OF our
oldest and bcs, known ctizcus. Mr. Brcvood
is reported to nave died fow miles out oil Hick man.
The people here arc fuII OF despair, terror and
aea,h that even the sick and dying rave sent m es.
sagcs to General superintendent Thomas OF tue
Nashville, chattanooga and st. Louis Railway, beg
ging ana implorng him 70 let them 20 ny train Ia
The New York herald., 1878-09-10

IMPROVED CONDITION OF AFFAIRS Ar GREN-
ADA-TBE DEATHS AND NEW CASES.
[BY TELEGRAPH To THE HEn,Lp.l
GRENADA, Miss, Sept. ., 1875.
The condition OF things here Is much more encour.
aging to-day. Tho outlook is more hopeful The
opuon is entertained by loading physicians ,ha. the
fever Is on tho decrease.
AND CASES
The following dsatns have occurred since my last
rspsrt:-
Miss AIico Johnson. Henry Rather.
The names OF those stricken with fever within the
past twenty -iour hours are as follows -
Little daughter Of Mr.. Coleman Armstrong
Phillips Nancy Baskin.
John Hrschberg.
saIlte Harrison and three colored women whose
names are not gwen.
Contributors are daily sent to as from all points
The New York herald., 1878-09-10
A FUGITIVE FROM MEMPHIS.

Z Sergeant Carroll yesterday brought peforo Judge
Davis. OF Jersey City, young man describing hun
sell as Charles stiman, ssod twenty-five, Of
Memphis, Tenn. Tho Sergeant stated that the man
had told him that be had travelled all tho
way from Memphis, wnero all bis relatives
had fallen victims to yellow fover, and, nav.
ing no money. asked be locked
up as vogranL stman told the Judge that he lett
Memphis two weeks ago. HIS mother was nrst
stricken with the lever, mis- iathcr next and MS
brother died the day hc Ief Fearing liko fate him
SELL he fed and made his way partly loot Jersey
CITY. Tho Judge committed him for vagrancy until
something eau DO done 10 aid him.
The New York herald., 1878-09-10

SCARE AT PADUCAH JUNCTION.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALp.l
PADUcAH JUNCTION, Sept. Q, 1878.
Much CONSERVATION and trepidstion produced
hore by taking from train stretcher negro
who had been paralyzsd with bilious fever 1t was
supposed TO be Of yellow fever, and all about
the depot ded preciptassly.
The New York herald., 1878-09-10
HOPEFUL OUTLOOK IN GRENADA
Frightful Death Roll in the
Crescent City.
CONTRIBUTIONS FROM THE COUNTRY.
Nurses and Doctors Hurying to the Aid
Of the Sufferers.

Elk HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN NEW CASES AND
EIGHrY-sEvEN DEATHS IN NEW ORLEANS
sPANIABDs AND ITALIANS FLErING TEE CITY
NAMES OF THE DEAD.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept 9, 1873
The number OF now cases Of yellow fever reported
In the last twenty.four hours Is as follows
BY the Howard. ......................... 430
Young Mems Christian Association ............ 43
The New York herald., 1878-09-10

A WEALTHY CITIZEN OF MARTINS, TENN,
sUCCUMBs.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
MARTINS, Tenn, Sept 0, 1878
John Fields ded OF lever here to. DAY. He was one
OF the richest men in this vicinity. This the
fourth death in his family
The New York herald., 1878-09-10

CASES REroRTED IN THE VICINITY OF CAIRO.
CAIRO, Ill, Sept. 0, 1873
Five members OF Thomas Portcr's family, four
miles above the city, on the Mississippi River, are
down with the fever Tho physicians mere disagree
tho nature Of the fever. None has been YET
ported IN the city.
The New York herald., 1878-09-10
THE DISEASE AT HOLLY SPRINGS.

THE DISEASE AT HOLLY SPRINGS.
HOLLY SPRINGS. Sept. o, 1875
Since the last despatch sevsn deaths and three
have been reported. Many Of the sick
critioal condition; the rest convalescing. Send
six more nurses. Have enough medical assistance.
GOUVIER, NJ. d.
DEATHS REPORTED.
The following deaths occurred to-day
George Wing Mrs. Blank.
Thomas Faconer. Batemaus child.
Mrs Julia Waite. Jennie Lynch.
Il. g. Campbell. w. Fl. Ross
An hospital has been organized in the Court House
under the charge Of DR.. 4. u. Manning OF Austin.
Texas The Sisters there