The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-21
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
YELLOW FEVER.
AIN ORLEANS.

NV 'hI'EANS' 4NONChDfI III it Iui-
lowing correspondence explains Itself;
Cu,ToN HoueE, New ORLEANS, L.,
CoIlectory Dtiicc, Nov. Il, 1873
DR. Samuel Gigpin, President ofthe Board
OF Health, Nov Orleans:
DEAR SlR:-I respectfully request to DE
Informed if the health Of rl,e cry has inn
proved {, such an extent since your reply
70 my letter Of the 9th inst. ms 70 justify me
II issuing clear bills 0. health to vessel, de-.
Iartins from this port. Very respectfully,
Gro l.. SMITH, Collector.
OFFICE oF THE BOARD OF HEALTH,
November 5, 1878.
30 Hon. George L. Smith, Collector Of Customs.
SIR:--ln answer 10 your letter OF ycsicr-
day to the preidentof the Board Of Health.
/ have the honor TO inform you that since
the reception Of your letter Of the 9TH a
resolution was pissed ats meeting Of the
Board Of Health declaring the epidemic of
yellow fever at an end, and that absautccs
are safe in returning TO the city. In view
OF these facts see no valid reason why
clear bills Of health should not b., given to
vessels clearing from this port. Very re-
,pocdully, B. F. TAYLOR, NJ. D.,
Secretary Of the Board Of Health.
THE NEW ORLEANS HowARDs.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, November l9.-The
Howard Association of New Orleans tclc-
graphs Mayor stokely that 100000 will be
necessary to enable the association to pay
its debts and close its labors
|. IrALY-ATTEMrTED ASSASSINATION.
NAPLES, November l9.-Furthar particu-
lar, of the attempted assassination show
that the king struck the assassin on the
head with his shcathed sword. Immcdi-
ately on being attacked, Signor Carroll
gapplcd desperately with the man, and re-
ceyed a long but not deep wound. which
caused considerable loss Of blood. He is
now confined to his bed. The surgeons de-
clare that the knife found is not the one
with which the wounds were inflicted,
THE GENERAL ASSASSINATION SCHEMES
ROME, November lS.--It is said that very
interesting details respecting the machine
lions Of secret societies, for a general at
tempt upon the lives of all sovcreigns in
Europe, are likely to be soon disclosed
A WITNESS SHOT AND KILLED IN A COURT
HOUSE.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 19-Wauen Tate
shot and killed VIM. Love in the court
house late this afternoon, Love had been
witness in case wherein Tate is plain
tiff After leaving the stand he met Tate
in the corridor when Love called Tate a
liar and struck him. Tate shot him twice,
Love dying about six o'clock. After the
shooting Tate wcntin the courtroom and
gave in his testimony in the case then in
progress. In view ofthe several murders Of
recent date much excitement existed and
it was some time before it was considered
safe to attempt pacing Tate in Jail. Love
was prominent real estate dealer and
Tate was Of fine family but is best known
as the husband of former notorious cour
tcsan of this city, but now Of Chicago.
STATEMENTS TO DE CoNTRADICrED To-MoR-
ROW.
New YORK, November 10.--lt was
stated on good authority tonight that the
police have arrested all the principals in
these will be arrested within few hours
The reward for the arrest Of the thieves
will be increased to $4,000 tomorrow. 1t