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How Col. Ben's EIeefien Looks from a
Brooke County Standpoint.

Brooke County Standpoint.
wellsburg Herald.
The aggregate vote stands: Wilson,
1851; Hubbard, 1880; BasseIl, i,os7:
What it might have been had Bassell not
been on the track is not SO clear, but the
prospect is not particularly brilliant for
the next Democratic candidate, notwith-
standing Col. Ben's apparently big major
ity. Next election there will be only two
tickets in the field, and the anti.machine
ticket will have the advantage Of the dis
affection that on this occasion spent itself
fruitiessly on Col. Bassell, the Greenbaek
candidate, whom no one ever imagined
had ghost OF chance. His candidacy
was merely an experiment, and as an ex-
pertinent It settled the point beyond dis
pute, that majority Of the district was
not for the regular nominee OF the Demo-
cratic party at this election, and that point
settled Is an important point ntgailed3 Col
Ben will not try for a fourth term, neither
do we think will his prominent competitor
at the. Martinsyille Convention, but We
may look out for anew deal all around.
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IRELAND.
CARDINAL CULLEN.

DUBLIN, October 25.-The death Of Car
dinal Cullen was sudden. He only COM
planned OF indispssition on Wednesday,
evening, grew worse Thursday and he died
at 4 O'Clock in the afternoon.
The body orBishop Cullen has been en-
balmed and sent to the private chapel.
Tomorrow It will be placed in the Cathe-
dral on Marlborough street, where it will
on a grand catafalque, lie in state till
Report Is again freely circulated to-day
that DR.. McCabe, Co-adjutor Bishop Oi
the late Cardinal, will be his successor.
The majority OF citizens to be seen in the
streets are wearing mourning.
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GREECE

THE ALBGSrAxs GATHERING THEIR FORCES TO
RESIST THE DEMANDS OF GREECE.
ATHENS, October 25.-Intelligence re-
ceiyed from the Turkish frontier provin-
ces says the Albanian League, mastering
100, 600 combatants, have resolved to resist
TO death the cession Of the territory de-
manded by Greece.
sERyIA AND GREECE FORMING An ALLIANCE.
LoSpoS, October ga dispatch from
Vienna says: Negotiations have been pro-
ceeding there the last few days for con-
clusion offensive and defensive OF an
alliance between Seryia and Greece.
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,u question whether street cars can be
.,1r raa on Sunday, to accommodate
-. 4 vbo attend church, is to be tested at
5s,Sczh, Pa, where the German liquor
"a. III enforcing an obsolete Sunday
nd l;e4 with the hope Of getting it re-
,,J.l. The league direct their efforts
.,.,,r against the street railways, because
.,.e class have found them almost in-
s,,tuable, and they hope thit, Liftthay
a, =, the church people to admit that
!, rlaains ST street cars is Sunday ne
o.,tv, the statutes relating to the Chris
a, s,btaih will be revised IS TO allow the
t4p;a. open Of saloons and beer-gardens
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CrsrvsArr, October 25.-cotton-Dull and
prices shade lower at9Lc. Flour-Dull and
unchanged. Wheat-Dull at s5a90c. Corn
Dull old at S7aSsc; new Sic cash; Sc seller
November. oats-Dull and lower at 20a2Sc.
Rye-steady with n good demand at 4aa50r.
Barley-Inactiye; No. . fall 81 l0al Il Pork
-Jobbing at $ 0Oas IS. ,Lard-In good de-
mand; current make % OOa8 05; kettle 0 6,<aIc.
Bulk Meats-Quiet at 3Ifa4I I1a43 3.aijSc. Ba-
con-ln fair demand at 4l4a51 <R5I Gas 33fR5sssc.
Butter-Steady; fancy creamery At 25a26c:
choice Western Reserve l4al5c; ehoice Cen
tral Ohio 1lal3c. Linseed 0il-Dull at 54aS5c.
Whisky-s1 0S.
Hoos-Quiet; common at g S5a2 65; light
g s5a3 90; packing = 70a2 90; butcher. s. 90
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FIRE RECORD.
rIorRINa N1IL RrKNEp.

DErRorr, October e5,-The Detroit City
FIGURING Mill, one OF the largest mill
structures in the city, was partially de.
stroyed BY fre early this morning. Loss
81, 900. Origin of the fire probably spon-
taneous combustion.
MILFORD, Mass, October ga build.
ing occupied as 4 box shop and boat tacto'
ry was burned to-day. Loss $50, par
TALLY insured.
DErRoIr, October ga fire at Fowler
vile, Mich, this morning, destroyed W.
W. ssarkey's spoke factory. Loss s, 600
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Tolda.

ToLEpo, October 2s.-wheat-Dul weak
and lower; No. 5 white Wabash 9oc; No
white Michigan 81 1<ze; amber Michigan spot
so1!c; No. 2 amber soc; No. 2 red winter spot
and October 9lc; December s0Ac; No, 8 red
SIC; No. Dayton and Michigan red SOC; No.
8 do ssc; western amber Soc No, 2 amber ILL.,
nois 9lc Corn-Dull, weak and lower; high
mixed $50; No. 2, S6I9c; No. white sec; re-
jected S5kc. oats-Dnll No. 9, 2lkc. Clover
Seed-Dull; prime s. 50.
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wAsHISGToS, D. c., October 9s-lA.M-
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, part
" cloudy weather, with rain areas, warm
southerly shifting to colder northerly
winds and stationary or higher pressure.
For the Lower Lake Region, colder,
cloudy and rainy weather, winds shifting
TO northwesterly, and stationary or..rising
barometer.
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East LrBER7r, October 25- cArr1E Re
ceipts to-day liz head OF through stock; no
local. Total for four days SOS head Of through
and l l,eOi local. Nothing here for sale and no
quotations.
HOGs-Receipts to-day 3.6s5 head; total for
four days 1881. Yorken $ l5a3 Is; Phlladel.
phias S SOaS IS.
snrEr-Receipts to-day 100 head; total for.
four days ., 500. None selling; the market Is
over for theweek.
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Acry Against Illicit DlstiIrers.

NASHVILLE, October 25.-Information
received from overton county says that the
citizens are signing petitions to the quar-
terly court all over the county, praying
Tor the suppression OF illicit distilling and
dispersion Of the armed bands OF NOON
sinners. The court has Just issued orders
to constables.and Sheriffs to summon q
sufficient force to arrest or bring to pun
ishment the offenders.
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wAanxorox, October 95.-The Supreme
Court, according to the re-assignment OF
its calendar, will next month hear argu'
ments in voting eonstitutionality oil the
laws heretofore made bearing on the qnes.
ton OF polygamy in Utah. The decision
will involve the legality Of falllaws, National,
State or Territorial to crush out Mormon
mode Of life.
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RAILROAD BOSDs-Quiet
srAfE BOSns-Dull.

There was rumor aAoat to-day that the
ChicagO& Northwestern. Railway had sold l.
O00.OGO bonds but the amount disposed Of
was 10000 in per cent common bonds
which were placed In Amsterdam at 90 These
bonds represent the construction Of several
branch lines, such a. the Minnesota Valley,
Rochester & Northern Minnesota, Piainview 4
MenOminiee roads, all Of which were refer
red " In the annual report Of the net business
Of the Northwestern company for the inst hall
Of the current fiscal year, which ends SOyem-
Der 3Dth. II Is already ascertsined that they
will yield 81 per cent to the preferred stock,
and full 5 per cent To the common, II % much
Is deemed proper 70 declare.
SrncKs-fhe market opened strong and
higher, coal shares being the most prominent
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FRANCE.

CRITICAL CONDITION or EASTERN AFTAIEs.
PARis, October sit is said thatin con-
sequence OF the gravity OF the situation
between England and Afgahnistan and
the state OF affairs in Turkey, q Cabinet
counsel was held at Versailles yesterday,
and will meet amin to-day.
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,.,rx', vote in the Second district is
d. :, Burrs 1919, ThOmpson's 4,2l7.
+: ~, ~ he vote Of Martin was 1876 and
= = T., I.rou II 4,eSa. The question is, of
. ll : ,iJe did Thompson's vote princi-
a. .,-,as
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rr Knawha papers deeply deplore,
:, ri they may, the defeat Of Judge Fer
,,1 The Ga:tttt fairly gnashes its teeth
=, ,be calamity" 1t looks as If a good
.,,r pe,ple down there were ready to
u .n Indignation meeting to request the
5,.ste. elec. to resign.
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m.rineInteiIIrenee.

NEw York, Oct. 25.-Arrived-steamers
State OF Pennsylvania, from Glasgow;
Neckar, from Bremen; City Of Brussels,
from Liverpool, and Canada, from Lon
don.
LoxpoS, October Steamers D. Stein
man, from Russia, and Hansa, from New
York. arrived out. =.
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Financial and Commercial.
BY TELEGRAPH.


NEw YoRK, October 25.-MoSEr-Closed
easy at SOB per cent closing at 5: Prime mer.
camille paper 6aI per cent The Assistant
Treasurer disbured $25l 600. Customs re
ceipts 500 600 Clearings sl0,0Oo,0 900, Sterling
exchange, bankers bills strong at 4.s2; sight
exchange on New York.LsS. Dry goods Inn
ports for the week 81, ,1S5,0O0.
GoLp-0peDed and cl0ed at l0oX, with
Sales in the interim at l00k. Carrying rates
las per cent. Borrowing rates fat
Alderman steamer brought to-day $50, 900
in gold from Paris.
SfaaHV
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r,r Pdncip4l OF the West Liberty Nor
= s.bool, and number Of his scholars,
3,yisit to ThOs. HornbrOok's park q
T., time ago. and he writes usto express
=. - ,1,i5eaiion which they experienced
=, ,heir visit.
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CLEVELAND, October ga special to
the Ledder says: The boiler Of the Qlsego
Fork Handle Works Of the Ashtabula
Company exploded Ut noon to-day, in
stantly killing the engineer, Geo. Mcken-
zie, and seriously injuring two men, names
unknown. The mill was totally destroyed.
The loss Is not known.
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RUSSIA.

I sTPETrRsBuRG, October 25.-The semi
Official journal DE!& PsHb,Hy, comment
ing on the references to the Again Iues-
tion in Sir Stafford Northcote's recent
speeches, says: II Great Britain is driving
at an extension OF its frontier in Asia, an
attempt to carry out such policy might
easily lead to serious complications.
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CHICAGO, October 25.-The Droyers' Journal
Hoos-Receipts 1900; shipments e,eOO.
Market Saloc lower Philadelphias s. s0a3 IS;
light 8 00a3 o5; mixed packing S. ooaS 10.
CATTLE-Reeeipts 400; shipments 2600.
Steady and unchanged; native steers 8 50a
4 IS; butchers easy; cows g 00a2 90; bulls
81 5oa2 10; steers $ ooa3 50; Texans g Goa
$50.
saEr-Reeeipts 400: shipments 1000.
Pens full market dull at s. SCAT Is.
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A Constantinople dispatch states that
Minister Layard supports the demand OF
Persia for the immediate cession Of kho-
towi. The Persian Ambassador has as.
sured Minister Layard that the report OF
the understanding between Russia and
Persia is untounded, and that Persia would
observe strict neutrality.
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me chieIsasaW Guards.

CotfxTrs, odobet25.-The Chickasaw
Gtards, 81 Memphis, arrived here to-day
As the guests OF the Governors Guard.
They were welcomed by the Mayor, and
viii be given the freedom OF the city and
various entertainments.
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New Orleans.

NV ORLEANS, October 25.-CotEee-Quiet:
iobbing ordinary TO prime l49lalsIfc, gold.
Sugar-Quiet but firm; inferior TO good com.
mon 5a51fc; common TO good common 6a65Sc;
prime 7Gi1Ic; yellow clarified 79Ic. Molasses
Active, but not quOtAbly higher; Centrifn-
gal 9Ss3Ic; common SOC; fair S3c. Rice
Quiet; Louisiana ordinary TO choice 6aGISe.
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Interview with Loui.ia ma Anderson-He
Exonerates Secretary shermaa and
Tells Another story About the Famous

I, Letter.
IspiAsAroLts, October 25.-The !Satr-
day Herald, Of tomorrow, will contain an
interview with John E. Anderson, now
stopping in the city. Anderson clears up
the mystery surrounding the Sherman let
ter and exonerates Secretary Sherman
from all completely in the matter. He says
that the authorship OF the Sherman letter
lies between Senator Kellogg and Con-
quest Clark, who was his private secretary
at the time that Mrs. jerks never saw it:
that the original letter is now in the pos.
session OF agentleman Of Philadelphia and
can be produced at any time. He says that
Kellogg could exonerate Sherman at any
time, and will do so as soon as the Louis
lana appointments made in his interest are
confirmed.
The interview makes two and a half col
umns Of the Herald and embodies racy
history yof Louisiana politics, including
some interesting facts not heretofore made
public. Anderson says that he was made
the dupe of Sypher, his cousin. and COM
PEELED to go before the Potter Committees
that Sypher got fee of $500 by pretend
ing that he was Anderson's go-between.
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The Cincinnati Southern Railroad In.
InnefInn-

CIScINSAr1, October 25.-In the matter
OF application for an injunction against
the issue Of the two million dollar loan, for
the completion Of the Cincinnati Southern
Railroad, the Supreme court to-day deci-
ded the loan Constitutional and the bonds
legal, and refused to grant an injunction.
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BNLruoRR, October o5.-0f the persons
on board the river steamer Express, which
toundered in the gale Of the morning Of the
sd, twenty-five are known to be saved, l6
missing and some Of these may be picked
mn by passing vessels.
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Cnnnr.

rxp,ASAroLIs, October 25.-The trouble
with the railroad laborers reported as ex-
isting last evening At Sullivan, Ind,
proves 10 be false, The work Is suspended
and the men are leaving town without dis
turbance. ~
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NEw YoEx, October 2S.-The package trade
in domestic goods continues quiet and buSi.
ness Is light with iobberS. Cotton goodS moy-
ing slowly and some makes Of brown and
bleached goods jobbing At very fair prices,
Prints quiet Mems wear woolens In light re.
quest. Foreign goods quiet.
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a spll. IN .he Laser aaa sresnsael Par

ST. LOUrs, October S5.-ThS Union work.
ing mems organization, growing out OF
spIits in other labor and greenback parties,
met In convention to-day and nominated
a city ticket. This is the sixth ticket In
the field. s
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CRIMINAL NOTES.
urRpRn AND SUICIDE AT rARKERsBuRo.

MURDER AND SUICIDE At rARHIRsBuRo.
CrxcIxSATr, October 25.-H. W. Tyler,
a well known desperate OF Parkersburg,
W. Va, shot and Killed his wife yesterday,
and then put bullet through his own
head, dying q few minutes afterwards.
He is supposed to have been under the
influence OF liquor at the time.
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ANGLo-TrRKlsn lNTRlaCE.

The RGi says: Anglo-Turkish in
trigues are on foot to spread the Rhodope
to Shumli. The only result Of
such move will be to cause Russia to
enforce her rights as conquerer, aud revert
to the treaty OF San StefanO. All the
Powers are too much occupied to offer any
resistance
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MARINE DISASTERS.
rouSpEREp OFF CAPE nArTERAs.

kOGSDkhhD S6hE p hhA
NORFOLK, October 25.-The Gen. Barnes,
from Havana to New York, foundered on
Wednesday morning off Cape Hatteras.
The passengers and crew were saved.
sFopSpElEp orr PRYISG-PAS SHOALS.
EExs 8oRx, October 9a!The steamer
City of Houston, which left New York on
the 18th inst. for Galveston, foundered of
Frying.pan Shoals on the 93d inst. during
the fearful gale OF that date. The passen-
gers and crew were rescued by the Mar
Saret, of this city, and are now safe in Fer
nandina, Florida. The City Of Houstan
was an iron steamer OF 1875 tons burden,
9S5 feet long. She was built at Chester,
Pa, in 1871, and owned by c. H. Mallory
L Co., OF this city.
The Signal Station at Cape Henry re-
ports six morebodtes washed ashore from
the. @. Davis JA-j Gt- -. g.! s.
PouGHEEErsrE, October 24.-The barge
Van Scheck sunk of Yonkers this morn
ing, and the captain, his wife and two
children were drowned.
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wAsHrxoroS, October 95.-The Presi-
dent, Secretary Sherman and the other
members OF the party that visited Cumber'
land yesterday have returned TO the city.
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DIED.

CARRoLL--On Friday, .ortobsr. 2s,h, lsIs, At 10
s"sE II ASs 1S1d SS SEaI xS.1 = al Sas and the
FuDsr1l this saturday at oelOek ,. n. Friends Of
the family are InVited 70 attend.
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BErGRADE, October 25.-It is stated in
official circulars that the Servian army will
be Immediately reduced to peace foot.
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lkt l4teILisenrer-
: yo.. 5 and n Foursseush street

- ,r,n.ce a, Irondale, near Grafton,
.. ~, y, enlarged to 80 tons capacity, and
1ss .sx boilers and machinery to the
~ w., ~. ot s., 600 are being put in.
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GERMANY.


BERLIN, October 95.-The Minister Of
Finance and the Syndicate OF Berlin Bank
ers to-day signed a contract for q Prussian 4
per cent loan Of C, 900 marks.
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PITTSBURGH, October 25. - PETROLEUM.
Dull; crude at 81 00k at Parker's for fmme.
diate shipment; refined 9Hc, Philadelphia de-
LIVERY.
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o0USTEsS BISMARCK,

The marriage Of the Countess Bis
marck, Prince Bismarck's daughter. with
Count Rantzan, takes place on the 9th Of
Novem her.
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BALTIMORE, October 25.-Grave fears are
entertained for the safety OF the steamer
Matilda, which left Fredericksburg for this
port on Monday last, with forty persons
on boari.
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BALTIMORE & Ono stock is quoted at 50
bid and sel asked; Central Ohio esi; pre-
terred at SO and 10. West Virginia Cerd-
ficates quote at OF bid. -
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RrRGI.AnY Az cESrREyILLg, IND.

Burglars entered the residence OF T.
Haston, Centreville, Ind, yesterday morn.
ing and carried off 5000 in money and
notes.
! Nxw YoRx, October 25.lTheo. Allen,
indicted by the Grand Jury for theAmur-
der Of Detective Edward Mallow q few
weeks ago, was to-day committed to the
tombs without bail. y
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
HEAVY CALL on THE GLASGOW BANK SHARE
HoLDERS.

HEAVY CALL on THE GLASGOW BANK SHARE
HOLDERs.
GLASGOW, October 25.-The callmade up.
on the shareholders OF the defunct bank
OF Glasgow, has Just been issued by the
committee who are investigating the al.
fairs OF the institution. The amount l.
E5O0 per share, but it Is believed BY
another El0o pounds will be called for.
LONDON TINES Of RUSSIA AND THE AFGHAN
QUESTION.
LoxDoS, October 25.-The Tfma in q
leading article says: Russia ventures 10
stand In the way OF the execution OF the
Berlin Treaty because shetrusts to the for
bearance OF others. A word spoken in
earnest by England or Austria would
bring her TO her senses in moment.
II Is preposterous to assert that our
hands can be tied by the AZ
CHAN difficulty. We must force ourselves
upon Afgahnistan to the exclusion Of
others who have no right there. Our
course is clear. When we shall enter
upon it is another question. 1t is certain,
however, that decisive campaign will
before spring. Our attention
Will pc gwen 10 the carrying
out Of the Berlin treaty.
49, AsESsATIoSAL DISPATCH.
LoxpoS, October 25.-The &Gndari pub
fishes a sensational dispatch from Vienna
10 the effect that Russia's military prepar-
atoms are 50, vast that nobody can doubt
she Is bent upon further conquests. The
only question appears is whether she will
wait till spring or recommence war before
hat time. The excuse will probably be
The outbreaks Of the Bulgarians which
we're gotten up By Russian agents.
A camp Of G0,OO0 men is forming at
TO replace the troops who
.rossed the Balkans southwark.
Russia refuses TO evacuate the Drobud-
,cha or Roumania until Roumania has
concluded an offensive and defensive al
lance.
Russian agents openly claim that Mol
iavia, as far as Sereth, must become Rus
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Tp me river News.

They are to debate the currency ques-
ton at the New Cumberland Literary So
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-09-19

OK August 9 a case of yellow
fever was reported to the board OF
health of Kate Bionda, at 212
Front street. She died several days
afterward. What is not generally
known is that there were previous
ca7es in this city. On the 25th OF
July Willie Farley was taken sick
and recovered. August 6, Miss FL
Ia Pease was taken sick. Lizzie
Darby was taken sick on Saturday,
10th; Miss Betsey jenkins died on
the l4th-fve in all. They AL had
the symptoms, which were those OF
yellow fever. ALI these latter cir
cumstances occurred before yellow
fever was known to be in this city.
All of the above cases we're at III
Second street. Avalanche.
Mrs. W. G. Drury, of Adams
street, died on the night of the
Fourth of July, Of what was called
"congestion;" and Miss Minnie
Mathews, Miss Alice Merritt, Mis-
Sallie Jones, Mrs, DIR. Jones. Pau
Jones, ir., John Waggener and I'd
L. Holland, watched with thC
corpte, and few days afterwart
all were stricken down with a fever
some of whom were treated for yel
low fever and recovered.