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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-09-28

"KERNOoDLEING" is a new so
eiety word. We give it up.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-09-28
MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, Sept. 25,-Forty deaths have
been officially reported by the Board of
Health as having occurred for the "a hours
ending at 6 O'Clock tonight. OF these Is
were cOlored. Many physicians of the How
ard medical corps report the disease as ma
lignant and at the beginning of the cpl
demic, and the death rate certainly sustains
them in their assertions.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-09-28

THE Methodist Conference meets
in this city on the 9Th prox.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-09-28
THE SCOURGE.

The following table, from the
Memphis Appeal, shows the number
of deaths to date, and comparison
with the epidemic of 1878:
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-09-28
THURSDAYS PRESS DISPATCHES.

PARIS, Sept. 25.-No new cases of fever to-
day. ]. II. Beelen, railroad agent, is sick,
but not with pronounced yellow fever. r.
H. Porter, a merchant and refugee TO LOUIS
vile, is reported sick with yellow fever.
The old cases are doing well. 1t is more
quiet but the refugees do not venture back
much, II Is stormy to-day.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-09-28
WEDNESDAYS PRESS DISPATCHES

MEMPHIS, Sept, 24,-SinGe yesterday noon
up to noon to-day there have been So deaths.
The usual activity prevails at all the ASso-
citation headquarters, and every one seems
to realize and feel that 1t Is now hight for
life. No hope of an abatement of the disease
can be expected until killing frost comes,
which, judging from the present warm
weather. is yet far in the future. The Board
of Health officially reports 81 deaths from
the yellow feaver for the "A hours ending at
six O'Clock tonight.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-09-28

MILAN, Sept. 24.-The climax of fear was
reached, to-day, eliminating in perfect
hegria, Four-fiths of the families are now
IN the country, and stood not upon the
order of their going. Those who can't get
away are firing anvil guns to keep up their
courage and test the conclusion theory. ].
q. Boyd, an Old and much loved physician,
died Sunday, and his wife Monday evening.
Both aged and infirm. Their negro servant
woman is sick but is better this evening.
The alarm could be no greater if acknOwl-
edged yellow jack was in our midst. The
physicians are vet in doubt.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-09-28

POLK G. JOHNSON, C. and M,
will sell, at the Market House, to-
day, large lot of real estate prop
erty.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-09-28
GraeeY Warehousa.

SHELBY, SCOTT & Co., of the Gracey Ware
house, sold for the week ending Sept. 26, 1873,
70 hogsheads as follows:
So hhds. low tC medium leaf, SO 30 to 90.
20 hhds. common to good Tugs, 81 90 to 90.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-09-28
Sales Reported Since Our Last Issue.

Grange Warehouse.
T. HERNDoN, Sup't., of the GRANGE
WAREHOUSE ASSOCIATION, sold for the
week ending Sept. %, 1873, 100 hhds. of to-
bacco as follows:
SO hhds. medium leaf So 90 to 8 90.
AZ hhds. low leaf 81 90 to g. 90.
q hhds. Tugs, 81 so to 90.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-09-28
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 24.-New cases, 139
deaths, So; total cases, Sill. twas officially
announced at the office of the Board OF
Health, Tuesday morning, that DR.. Kibbe,
inventor of the fever cot, died at the Hotel
Dieu at IL o'clock Monday night.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-09-28

BROWNSVILLE, Sept 24.-It is the same
old, sad record, tO-day-not ray of sun
shine on striker Brownsville. Out of our
meagure population there are twelve new
cases to-day, six white and six colored, and
four deaths. Among the former are City
Marshal Russell, f. FIeitZ and child, who
has already lost two brothers and one child,
and Rivers Grove, late of Memphis. Among
the dead are Wesley Wills, en- old and much
respected citizen, and Miss Rate AsEaTlahd,
a young and interesting lady who staid hero
to brave II out and die with her friends.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-09-28
PARIS.

PARIS, Sept. 24.-Dr. Milan died to-day.
It is thought he had bilious fever. One
case, a brakeman, from Memphis, was
brought here to-day. No new cases. The
old cases are recovering. DR.. Montenegro
arrived to-day, to attend the railroad EN-
DIOVeS who are sick.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-09-28
in the CITY.

the Paris novelties in Silk and Wool Mixtures Caeshar,
Pads ETC. We offer the coOrs in Al all Wool Chmere At 60
worth Splendid stocks Silks and Nelv all the
shades match Goods. stock Dress Buttons
Aside the low prices another advantage buying
you trimmings match.
Call Tone Ribbons Call NOTIFIED Hosiery.
AIatlassie Fanne All and
great variety, cheap for cash only
dozen Ladies all Linen Handkerche for go cents Good Black
Silk Good worth
of Ladies' MerinO Vests at from SOC to 81 so Gents Merno Vests at
desirable
90 shirt in the United States cash.
suits when do better home We offer bargains Cotton
Fanne Sheetngs, Table Damasks Towels
4 Sheeings at Good Cotton Flannel a
Ladies' CLOAKS and DOANS offered by
Splendid stock Gents Boys READY MADE CLOTHING
exceedingly low prices for cash.
Large varied stock best BOOTS and SHOES We sell the
goods made at low If boots and call
the Bay State goods, pair warranted
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-09-28

CHATTANOOGA, Sept. 24.-Four deaths and
three new gases of yellow fever within the
last q hours, The 'R9aFd of Health adYise
all who can to leave the city, as the disease
is assuming a worse type,
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-09-28

Polk G. Johnson has qualified as Admin
istrator of Mrs. NJ. f. A. wheatley.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-09-28

WEAKLEY-Near COrbandale, Sept. "a, of
congestive chill, Miss ALKALINE WEAK
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-09-28
MEMPHIS.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 23.-Deaths, A; cases
reported, 1874; total cases to date, 1872
deaths, 2,5I4. Captain Thomas Taylor, for
merly master of the steamboat Erie, died at
Bay st. Louis, Saturday, of the yellow fever,
The daily gazette., 1878-07-05
KILLED AT A PICNIC.
TWENTY-FIVE PERSONS CRUSHED IN
DER FAILING TREE-TEN DEAD.

TWENTY-FIVE PERSONS CRUSHED IN
DER A FAILING TREE-TEN DEAD.
PIrTsBURG, PA, July AT about 3
O'Clock this afternoon severe thunder
and rain storm struck the city. A flour
ing mill in Thirty-eighth street was struck
by lightning and, with adjacent stables,
was burned.
The heaviest damage was up the Ale
gheny valley, the ram being accompa-
MED by high wind, and halls ONES as
large H. chestnutS f II. Many large trees
were uprooted. The track of the Alle-
gheny Valley Railroad was washed
away in several places, and houses on
the lowands Wore inundated. Thee
were several heavy washous on the
Western Pennsylvania Railroad, and it
Is reported that several persons were
drowned. The wind upset many houses,
and LAID waste the fields of grain.
Ihe most serious accident yet reported
was at German Lutheran picnic at Il Ross
Grove, on the Western penns lyania
Railroad, few miles up the Allegheny
where large tree fell on a party who
had fled to il for shelter, instantly kill
ling ten and seriously injuring fifteen
The dead and injured are ali from the
borough of Sharpsburg.
Of the fifteen persons injured four or
five viii probably die. Mrs Reed Ailller
and daughter, and the daughter of the
Lutheran preacher, were amUng.the kill
The daily gazette., 1878-07-05
Hunter Convicted.

The trial Of Huuter for the murder of
Armstrong, bis former partner, at Cam
Jen, \. j.. has resulted in verdict of
guilty. This conclusion is entirely ia
accordance with the facts and the evi-
dence in the case, and its justness will
be universal y endorsed. IL was in fact.
the only honest conclusion that could
have been arrived at; but the Juries new
adays are so fea"fully and wonderfully
made up that in nine Cases ot.t of ten il
IS always the unexpected that happens so
iar as they are concerned. Hunters
crime was cold premedta ed, Inercen-
ary murder. The obj-c. OF it was to
get the amount Of the insurance policy
he held on the life of his victim, so that,
( III addition TO the greater crime of mur-
der there was the lesser one Of robbery
OF Inc Insurance Company. His hiring of
Graham was prompted by his cowardice
and cunning. In the event of his detec-
ton he evidently calculated that he
would be able to send his miserable to-
TO the gallows instead of himself. The
convlction is great gain in the cause of
justice. lie has been fairly tried, ably
defended and, as we av. said, Justly
convicted. There is nu. shadow OF
reason why the clemency of Justice
should be exercised in his behalf, and il
is to be hoped the law will be a lowed tC
take It's course in his case. The jury
was out about ten hours.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-05
FOURTH EDITION
Robbed ON the Highway.

A MAN KNOCKED DOWN, SEVERELY BEA-
TEN AND ROBBED.
About 1870 O'Clock this morning high
way robbery occurred in this city, on
Market street.
About the time mentioned above
Hugh McGovern, was walking down
Market street, and when opposite to the
office Of Charles Warner q Co, he was
approached by four men, supposed 10 be
tramps, coming from the direction of
Market street bridge. When they came
up to McGovern, one of the four men
asked him for chew of tobacco, to
winch request he replied that he had
none of the article with him. He had no
sooner given the information, than he
was knocked TO the pavement and then
the whole gang fell to and beat and
kicked him III violent manner until he
was insensible. They relied his pockets
of IS, and also took his hat and shoes.
When he returned to consciousness he
found himself lying in the gutter minus
the articles referred to. He proc. eded
to the bridge tenders house foot of Mar
ket street, when, after resting awhile, he
washed himself and proceeded home.
he was unable to recognize any OF his
assailants
The daily gazette., 1878-07-05
No 4 ICE.

Pursuant TO an act of Assembly of the
St+te OF Delaware, authorizing ami direct-
ing the buiidiag OF a Pivot ride e, across
Duck Greek. Al Flemmng's Lauding, on
the dividing line between New Castle and
X ekt Counties.
And, Whereas. the Levy Courts. of SAID
counties having made provi ION for the
building o. said bridge.
v e, the undersigned, acting as Chair
men OF committees appointed by the afore-
said counties, do give notice ana ask Tor
proposals to build said bridge. Descrip-
tion OF site. width OF creek, l65 feet, depth
at high water, IA feet at low water 8 feet ,
north side of creek last land. south side
marsh. The pivot to rest on centre pier IS
by 20 feet. plilng driven and cut of capped
al low water, with frame work above or
stone work above low water, the openings
10 be ~ feet In the clear on each side of
said pier Also state the additional cost
per OF for any number of feet that may be
added from TO 10 feet on either side: the
| residue OF the l65 feet, after deducLing the
swing, To be statiot airy, with sufficient
number of piling and of sufficient size and
hrmly driven TO make the work entirely
secure, the roadway TO be II feet wide and
pianked with white oak - inches thic (.
Abuiments.--The breast walls on each
Side OF Creek to be "a feet long, 1 feet wide
. at The bottom and feet at the top and 10
ieet high. The wing walls on each side of
creek to be % feet long. feet wide at the
bottom and iS inches at the top, finished
with coping, and to be cemented entire,
with snfhcieat piling under each breast
wall, ana sufficient pillng under each wing
wal the piling 10 be capped for all of the
walls.
We also ask for proposals for an Iron
Bridge, with iron screw piling for swing
| u rest on, centre pier lS by 20 feet, with 40
| feet openings on either side also, state The
| additional cos per foot that may be added
| from l TO 10 feet on either side, the residue
| OF the 1853 feet after deducting the swing 10
| be stationary, with sufricIent number of
| iron pilif to be entirely secure, with
abutments as alb we d scribed, the whole
i 10 be of good quality and work done in
| the best manner.
| drawings and full particulars, all of which
must be submitted to the joint co IA m lttees
i OF New Castle and Ke { Counties, on ol
| before Wednesday, the 24th inst.
4 All comm unications 10 the unders gned
| SAMUEL ROBERTS,
4. II. REGISTER.
| July3 lot. Smyrna, pel
The daily gazette., 1878-07-05
The President Regards the Pot
ter Investigation as a Farce.

PHILADELPHIA, july Ain conversa-
ton at Wilkesbarre to-day the President
said 10 reporter that upon returning 10
Washington and disposing of accumulat-
ed business he will arrange TO attendlthe
soldiers reunion at Norwalk, ONO, TWO
weeks hence, if nothing interieres. being
il formed that the Potter committee had
adjourned a week, he remarked that II
was of small consequence whether they
were in s. ssion or enjoying recess; that
the whole affair so far was farce-in
example, indeed, of much cry and little
wool: or more correctly, no wool at all .
If they had accomplished anything it was
the reaffirming by Congress of his title,
which was, probably, what they did not
start, out TO do. He thought certain re-
publcans, some of whom he named, ORR
sinated the affair, and were conducting
IL, operations under cover. The Presi-
dent is in excellent health and spirits,
bearing the fatigues of endless speeches
reviews and handshaking Ike veteran
Secretary Sherman Is beset with in
qmrics about resumption and the prob
able duration of the hard times. He re-
plies that he is confident resumption will
be accomplished before Congress s meets,
and that business will then greatly i'm
prove. Il ferring to Weber's testimony
that he (Weber) had burned the alleged
Sherman letter, the secretary says that
the story has been concocted within ten
days The idea that Weber should have
burned the letter is absurd, and Mr.
Sherman thinks such story will deceive
n1 one acquainted with the darkness of
Louisiana politics. The secretary says
tliat ii he had the most distant recolleo-
ton of having written the alleged letter
he would acknowledge it promptly, for
there : muph it that lt. Wnnll have,
said had he been writing at that time, but
he has nor ecollection whatever OF having
written IL letter to Anderson and Weber
nj uuV time.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-05
HAD TO RETURN HOME,

Yesterday morning about 6 o'clock
thirty five members of the Washington
Fire Company left th!s city on the steam
yacht Water Watch for the purpose of
attending the firemen's parade at Salem,
Nj. When they arrived at Pigeon
Point, the injector refused to feed the
boiler, and the party were compelled to
put into New Castle. There they hired
hack, and some Of them came home,
while Others went to Pennsgrove and
spent the day. The result was "a great
as the Salem tiremen
We're anxiously waiting to receive their
visitors in handsome style.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-05
Success of the Congress.
'RtNCE BISMARCK EXPRESSES HIS oPIN-
IONS FREELY.

PRINCE BISMARCK EXPRESSES HIS oPIN-
IONS FREELY.
LONDON, Jaly ), 1879.
The Berlin Congress sat three houis
yesterday, nittiy occupied, it is undeI- =
stood, with the questions Of the Danube
and the idemnily. The cnief points IN
regard To the former were arranged bv
p oyiding for the free navigation, Instead
Of the neutrality OF tn. Danube, thus
throwing II open To the Commerce OF all
nations. IL APPEARS that neither The
Baroum nor The Creek question was
touched. Fears are eX Xpres,ed that DIM
cnltler eolcerLing the iofmer may cause
prolongallon OF the Cougres>.
1T WILL ATTEND TO BULGARIA.
Berlin dispatch says the Congress
has decided To elect Prince OF Bulgaria
Itself. 1t is stated that steps Will be taken
to obtain direct from Cons table qua au;ers
that the Porte VIII not not repud ate The
action OF IT'S plenipoteut!anes.
THE BIsMARK INTERVIEW.
The following are additional points of
Prince Bismarck's conversation with the
correspondent of the Times on TuesIay.
-"The Prince said he saw that England
would 90 to war on the question of Bulga-
ria, and therefore, when, ON June q. the
negotiations between England broke
down, he hastened to the rival pleniDo-
tentiaries and caused them to renew their
negotiations. Bismarck supposed AN
agreement could be ready come To on
the question OF the frontiers of Rou,n-
ella, &c.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-05
The Fourth of July i'm Paris

PARIS, July "A grand concert was
given to-day in the music hall of the
Irocadero Palace in honor of the ami
versary of the. declaration of American
Independence. The Americans in Paris
also had picnic in the Bois de Boulogne.
About four hundred persons We're pres
ent. Mr.. Hit, secretary of the United
States legation, presided. NJ. Kranz, di-
rector general the exhibitions; Mr.. Gun
life owen and NJ. Leon Chotteau We're
present, and i'll response to toasts spoke
warmly Of the United States. commits
sioner General Mccormick, President
White, of Cornell College, and Mr..
Goodloe also spoke.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-05
No Decision ON the Fight-HOur
Law.

WASHINGTON, July 4.-It does not
appear that formal decision was made
by The Attorney General upon The sub
Ject Of constituting The eight. hour law.
soon after The adjournment Of Congress,
Che ireslient spoke W The attorney -Gen-
eral Oil tile mater, it then being under-
stood that the Secretary OF the Navy
would be GLAD to have all official opinion
thereon from the department OF j us Ice,
but it Was learned aI that deparlrnel t
that thus far there has Deen no otfic al
refe en,e oiany a. ion requir II. the
olllc,al views ot the AtoIney General
upon the Construction OF thus law, and
consequently 10 otli :ial opinion has
been prepared.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-05
Al Mi. Cuba.

Yesterday 81. Pauls Roman Catholic
Sunday School made an excursion to
Mt. Cuba, and excursion trains were run
by the Delaware Western r. X. Co.,
during the day. The people flockei ii,
large numbers to this popular resort, and
1t is estimated that from 1900 1900 per-
sons were on the grounds during the day.
Dancing and other innocent amusemeuts
Were provided, and the day was plea
sanity spent by all.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-05
FIFTH EDITION.
An Unset.

In order 10 relieve their men from run
ming to the fires that might have occur
red yesterday, the Reliance Fire Com
pany, arranged the reel OF their hose car
rage In wagon. In responding to an
alarm during the afternoon, and in turn
ing the corner of Front and French
streets, the wagon was upset, aud the oc-
cupants thrown out, two of whom were
badly hurt, Frank Kelly and George
Harley, the later receiving IA very bad
cut across the forehead. He was taken
to McInalrs drug store, and the cut was
sewed up. The horses dragg ed the wa
gon as far as Shipley street, W here they
were caught.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-05
Rifle Practice.

About twentymembers of Co. A, Ameri-
can Rifles, marched QUITO the Schuetzen
dulging in target practice. The target
was q inches around, and The bulls-eye
four inches. Each member fired ten
rounds, tive at 100 yards, and five at 100
yards. w. Il. Linderman did the best
shooting, making "a points. He was pre-
sented with silver medal, upon which
was engraved, "A. Company, 1st ID. NJ.
Best shot" and on the other side, "Ex-
celsior Hoe so mo iprers" A copy of Up
tons Military tactics, was presented to
Edward Mitchell, he having made 81
points.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-05
Germany and Pope Leo XIII

LONDON, July A Berlin special to
the Times says that il appears that Pope
Leo, after first making friendly overtures
TO the Emperor William, has by the adj
wee of the ecclesiastics surrounding him
finally determined to adhere to the poll
cy inauguarated by the late Plus IN.
The Cologne Gazette, however, takes the
opposite view 10 this, and quotes in sup
port thereof the assertion of the Vienna
semi-otticial Correspondence that the Pa
pal nuncio at the court OF Bavaria has
been instructed to oper negotiations with
the Berlin government
The daily gazette., 1878-07-05
TOTAL iBSTINENCE Sl,INd EI,E ulr'
ElpEsS,

There is curious story about som, r,...
wines which are extensively advertised asaI'
days, and have only retently been IN, 4vsa. n''r
the market. DR.. Unloihni. the waTIL au up@
grape-grower Of Croton Point, died h ',:.a ~.
Some of his heirs enieriaiaad tern.,' ~.
views Of such extreme kind. that tby b,'s..e s..
unwilling to allow the stock Of winesis.aa "as
hand to be sold or any more 10 Ie ,.S MY
The grapes have sometimes been ,S, !,
market, and sometimes left 10 decay r,''
the vines. It is only now that The o,.;,iSa IT,
have succeeded in ARRANGING for a sertlcrs,,
Of the e.ta.a and the sale Of ttt vI5f 80, ~
hand. Among these is vine Of the ,5,1.
Of 1864, described As as ye.t l'riop poTs
bur suggesting tie Imperial Tokly n',.
than any other Eu-opeaa We and i4rg
wholly unlike any othcc vine Of An,r,s
growth. Its purify, re and relowne, as
remarkable, and both ply c,aa. and win.
fancicrs have a special incest in nas.
oldest naive wine now access ble in atyn,
siderable quantity. The whole ,tockhh1.
hands Of the well-knoWl wholesale qrsr
house of the Thuroers. ". Y. TIL
NoO. u, I677.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-05
i,ioomneId III. Moore, Illness.

Mr. Bloomfield II. Moor, of The INN
OF Jessup * Moore, wLo has been
i'll for the past two weeks from pn-u
Sndition last night. lnqu ry al his
u e,5lO s. B oad s Pima /, lphia hJv :
ever, eev' 10. Q tnat he was .omewl al
easer. his c nd o s sill leg; led as II r
tIom holeiul.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-05
Fight mt ront and Madison

At Front and Madison streets, yester-
day afternoon, VIM. Harrigan, spelling
for fight, sailed into man named
John Welch and lively fight ensued.
Harrigan's friends bravely came tohis as
sistance, and in the general assault that
ensued Welch was severely handled. The
hight lasted for fully quarter of an hour.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-05
INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS.

Last evening Mark. l.. Garrett, Grand
Chanceller OF the Grand Lodge, X. of f.,
OF Delaware installed the newly elected
officers of clayton Lodge, x. Ut p, of
tnis CITY, after the cereiuonl9s had been
concluded those present partook OF re-
freshments
The daily gazette., 1878-07-05

About four millions of dollars have
been drawn out of the Bank of Eng
land during the past week; by coInci-
dence the Bank OF France is the gamer
almost precisely the same amount. lhis
looks as though John Bull was spending
money very freely over at the Exposi.
hon, an1 the heart of the Parsian shon-
keeper doth greatly rejoice.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-05

1t is sad to think that the Sherman
letter once existed but no longer exists.
1t was destroyed by man who thought
that 1t was valuable. An old photograph
Of IL would be rather satisfying Just now
Perhaps Ben Butler will be able to think
up something to entertain the public
while he is resting.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-05
TO BE Sent Home.

The clothes and other effects of the
late William Rosie Hough, who was
Killed in the railroad accident ON Satur-
day night last; have been washed and
the Coroner viii pack them tomorrow
and send them to his sister in Washing
The daily gazette., 1878-07-05
A VALUABL e, UNIVERSITY.
From tie Courier-Journal.

7'IV ItItFs
Russia is about to lay the foundation of
university at Tomsk IN Slterla, the
buildings OF which are to cost $3.50, 900
We should think tnat about the Only
thinga a student in that high lari uue
wound care to learn would be The cheap
est route 10 milder climate, AMI the art
ot Keeping warm until he could get
there.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-05

The news from the Argentine Repub-
Tic is bad. Disorder reigns in the proyin-
ces OF Santa Fa, Salta, and San Nicolas;
Insurgents We're moving to attack the
Government troops in the province of
Aalla, and are spreading terror and an
arcly. Commerce is, of course, prostrat-