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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-16
Mem publications.
New publications.
HARPER g. BROTHERS, New York,
IL Publish this Day.
HAVERHOLMEj
OR,
THE APOTHEOSIS OF JlNGO.
A SATIRE
RY EDWARD JENKINS


BY EDWARD JENKINS,
Author OF "The Devils Chain" "Gnxs Baby" &C.
4to paper. 10 cents.
No. IA in the Franklin square Library"
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Real estate to esxrbamst.

EXCHANGE for farm or country residence
H desirable New-York City tenement property In fine
order and rented. j. o. H0YT son. Pinest
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Gonntrp Real estate for Sale.

AT CROTON LANDING-F0R SALE
~ ALARM Of 26scres suitable for geniemans country
residence The property located the west side OF the AZ
bany Post mile north Of the station and commands
extensive views OF the Hudson River The land fully
cred with apples pears and other small fruits aud ~ aundf
cultivation The buildings comprise good barn. icehous4
and other utbudnRs the house cOhtaus III large ro0nA
EDWARD CLARKE Tribune ONCE.
ENOR SALE-At Morris Plains, n. j., house
Il fully furnished oubuidings acres Of land al n ias
most complete and perfect order possession immediately
For further particulars apply to GRANT THoRNBURH,k.
No. 10 JOhn-st. NeW-YOrk
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they can make another II they unmake law,
they can make new one g In Mr., WebsteTs I'M
agination the American Union was huge Prince
Ruperts drop, which will snap into atoms, II SO
much as the smallest end be shivered off, Now, the
fact is quite different from this. The people are
loyal law-abiding They prefer order, and have no
taste for msrule and uproar." America was opened
after the feudal mischief was spent. There is no
inquisItiOn here, no kings. no mobiles, no doh-
inant church. We began with freedom, and are de-
Tended from shocks now for century by the ZACH
ity of reform through popular legislation congress
is standing insurrection and escapes the violence
of accumulated grievance. As the globe keeps us
identity bv perpetual change so civil system by
perpeua appeal to the people and acceptance of it's
reforms The men, the women, all over this lana
proclaim their Impotence at what is short-coming
in the governmeDt-at the want of humanity, OF
morality-on broad grounds of general justice, and
not on the class-feeling which narrOws the per
ception of English. French, German people at
home. We are q nation of individuals, we have
highly intellectual organization we can see ana iee
moral distinctions. On such an organization sooner
or later the moral laws must tell, and on this fact
our hopes depend -
Happily we are under better guidance than OF states
ping aud free labor though not idealsts gravate IN
the ideal dire tOB Nothing less large than Jnstlce can
aud Justice alone. No monopoly must be 1oisted Id, no
weak party nationality sacrificed, no coward cOmpIo
conceded TO strong partner Every one OF IheSt
is the seed vice, war; and national dsorganZaon
is our part TO carry out to the last the ends OF liberty ana
Justice We shall stand then, for vast interests; Norh
and South East and West will be present 10 our minds
and Our vote will be as II they voted and shall know
that our vote secures the foundations OF the state good
will liberty and security OF traffic and OF production
and mutual increase OF goodwill IN the great interests
Mr.. Emerson's prophecies of the fortunes of the
Republic are based on his convictions of the perma-
nence, the supremacy, and the beDignity of uni
versal laws. Our helm is given up to better
guidance than our own; the course of events Is
quite too strong for any helmsman, and our own
little wherTy is taken in tow by the ship of the
great Admiral which knows the way, and has
the force to draw men and States and planets to
their good" He thus sees in all directions
the light breaking In his cheerful faith,
he finds that trade and government will
not alone be the favored aims of mankind. Every
useful every elegant art the height of reason, the
noblest affection, the purest religion will make their
home in our Institutions and write our laws for tue
benefit of man.
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TTINNhNEl = oCTUUI UIItNIUIy UIIN y uIuN'
upon receipt OF POSTAGE cents so Unionsq, ~ y
DUTGERS FEMALE COLLEGE.
IL The fortiet begins September % Examinations
THos. d. ANDERSON, d. D., President
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Gitp fltaI Gslate for sals.

RRO0ME-ST., West Side-HOuse and lot VIII
I'D be very cheap n sold at good paying popery
price very low. rutland & WHITING, . BeekmansL
WTILLIAM-ST.- VALUABLE corner will be sod
w very low TO a prompt purchaser
rutland & WHITING. BeekmaDss
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Gitp Dropertn 90 fet.

ITO LEASE-5th-ave., above Madison square
Desirable store low rent +. BEA@Es, ls3 BrOadEg.
FINO LET-Fully fuTnished-The History high
stoOp brown-sone house. 81 West 52dst near Shayei
billiard table, plumbing In perfect order house painted aud
frescOed; let at low rent 70 desirable tenant Apply
Friday 20 owner on premises after II a M
Two LET--HOuse aid seven lots on 125th-st,
i between eth and Sth-aves at bargain, Apply 70 j.
ROMANO BROWN, l,2S0 Broadway.
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK, Thmsday. Ave. 1s. bel,

EEw-YoRK, Thursday. Aug. Is, ls7s
The following sales were held at the Er.
change saIesFoom TODAY:
By John 7. Bovd
4.story and 5-st0ry brick building with lot No
las FOrsythst = 10 II n Of Deianeey-sb LOT 35x
4story bScf dwene with io No 55i West ist6 si9sil
sLns l75fte OF llthaye, lot 25xlOO4 Montz
1osepha b. " s.,,ssn ,.''''.. s5oi
2story brick dwellings and 2sory brick stable with
lots n = West 60th-st, $40 "a W OF IOtl-dye
each lot 20x1005; Joel w Mason ............. oosf
BIZ Jos. McGufre wv
3-StOry frame dwelling with lot, No ~ West lZSth-St
ns, $50 # OF 5th-aye, lot 20x99ll II II Brown 627,
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERa
NEW YORK CITY.
73dst g. 65i It n Of 3d-aye. l73xl02.2; james Mur
ply and wife To William Clark. A. 0os
Preyost-st (No 81 Alfred Whitney to Jacob MI
l2thss ssl It Of Xve6. 2s1ioS$ Louise z0OO'
SOederblOur to Philip Bolander. .............. la
l6tllst, dot No6l); George Schneider and wife 70
Christian Febig 12Odf
24thst n s. 1888 # Of sthayc 2Oxs8 Joseph Rosen -'V'
thai aud wife to Maria 0ersan: 10000
Churchst (No 203l Claus Puckhafer and wife 10
Dietrich Sa9rens:e e; 8; y;;6i ,,,,i sssOC
Fish and husband to Edward Fox.
l46tl.st l0th-aYe so. II 1900 John O'Neil,
ro.eree Henry Bradhurst. 10000
79th-st, 9, l65 H cot 4th.ave, 23xlO22; Thomas
Thacher, referee, to the Equitable Lila Insurance
70thst n 8, 2S6 It OF 4thave, 2OXlOZ.2; same 70
10000
41st-st n s. 255 It Of 3d-ave, 16sxlO2.2i George
Martens. referee TO Bernard Earle. 2OO9
.4lst-st s. 2SS Ate Of 3dave, I6sxSs.s same TO
Prevostst mo 81 Jacob Midday TO Adeline Whit
ssE--- .s.ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-16

WI BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LA.
DIES Nos 6 and East 53d.st..
reOpens OCT. /. FRENCH AND GERMAN languages pTac-
cay taught Thorough training In Primary and Secondary
Departments. THE COLLEGIATE COURSE requires iour
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-16

FRANK LESLIE'S
POPULAR MONTHLY
SEPTEMBER NUMBER.
contains Rrices
THE BERLIN CONGRESS. by William stoughton Chase,
II illustratn4
UNITED STATES SIGNAL SERVICE. by General Albert
J. MyeT,
~ illustrations.
HISTORY OF STEAM NAVIGATION. by Professor Chas.
A.
10 illustrations
THROUGH THE UNTRoDDEN WOODS OF PARA.
QUAY.
10 Illustrations.
THE AMERICAN COUNTESS Continued.
ALI. ABOUT THE MOOSE
GHARKING IN THE WEST INDIES, and many other
abort stories sketches ms-all finely illustrated
For sale by all nOwsieasrs at 20 cents per copy 81 per
annum.
FRANK LESLIES PUBLISHING HOUSE,
IS b and o. Pa-k.pac0 N. Y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-16

BIDDEFohD, August Is. An ice house and
three or four thousand tons of ice belonging to
c. H. Brsgdon of this city, was partially destroy
ed by fire at six o'clock tonight. Insured for
S2l00 in the Royal Canadian, Hudson and Trade
.oss about Sl4O0
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Witness had seen Sherman before be had seen
bis name to the letter. Witness refused TO be in
trOduced to the visiting statesmen because be
feared their seductive influence. He never saw
the sherman letter more than once.
Witness saw the McVeigh commission there In
April. When Anderson got the Sherman letter
ne began to withdraw his confidence from me.
Sal the witness, 81 remember that Anderson
called On me and said that he had some verbal
promises from sherman, and that in a couple of
Gays Afterwards he called again in great joy and
showed me letter. Witness stated that he was
intimately connt cted with all politicians Of La.
aud 10 his Judgment they were the most complete
set oil raseals he ever met. That Cassanaye of the
returning board was the honestest man of the
lot.
The witness was then questioned as TO his stand
ard of honesty. aud becoming a little auuered At
the manner Of Questioning, said he proposed an
swerIng when, where and how he chose.
Witness then submitted a copy OF his paper in
which he predicted that the election of 1876 would
turn 90 La. Several abst acts from the paper
were read to the committee. Several letters of
Anderson's TO witness were placed in evidence
after being read, but ony showed the terms of in
tlmacy between them.
Witness complained that he was not allowed to
make full statement of his record to the COM
mittee.
Potter said that they only wanted his testi-
mony.
The committee then adjourned until to- NOR
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NEW NOisk.
yellow teyer.

NEW YORK, August ID. There have been 40
cases OF yellow fever here in six weeks. Only
ore death. Quarantine commissioners have taken
all precautions against ITS further spread
Legislative.
The Honolulu assembly has passed bill appro
priatug $50 900 subsidy Tor carrying the
mails to and from America.
Revenue Matters.
Treasury agents saw the value of goods report
ed smuggied across the Rio Grande esti-
mated.
COmmutHtiOn.
It's believed the President will commute the
sentence of soldier obln, who killed h man at
West Point, to imprisonment
Young ScoundIeIs.
The Herald recommend that if the police can
not stop depredatons by Young scoundrels. the
citizens " i'll take the matter INTO theil own hands.
Failure.
F. G. Green, iron pipe dealer, has failed. Liza
bilites 100000.
Explosion.
Tug boat Hendei son exploded her boiler last
water. Capt Murphy and Engineer Gillian died
and four others were serlously scalded. The tug
was considerably shattered.
Personal.
MuIat Halstead sailed for Hamburg, to-day on
steamer oeuyla.
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Gardner local MEMS.

The drought is reducing the profits of dairyme
TO minus quantity Pastures dried up and
potatoes are small and few IN a hill.
Bradstreet Brothers at South Gardiner, started
up their steam mill this week. The mill has been
thoroughly repaired and remodeed and is now
capable of doing a great amount of work. 1t is
provided with the latest improved machinery, and
is doubtless the best mil of the kind in the
State.
AT the republican caucus held in this city Tues
day evening, the following gentlemen were elect
ed to attend the county and district conventions
next Friday, viz ID. {. Palmer, John T. Rich
ards, John Berry. Ii. 5. Webster, James Nash, Z.
W. Atwood, Lorenzo Clay, J. X. O,good, j. B.
Dngley. David Wentworth.
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Boston stock List.
Sales at the Brokers' Board.l
BOSTON, August 10, 1873.
Chicago Produce market.

CHICAGO. August 10 1878.
FLOUR-Extra spring 44Oa5U0, western ADO;
southern $40. - "a -
WHEAT No. l Red Winter 100; No. do as1.
cash; A gust aeh; september sss NO. Chicago
Spring old lo!i new % ease; August, wv; Sept.
~. No. SOs7-i rejected ID =.
Corn Sales regular, -; cash -s3Sh Au-
gust. S9aa-; sept. 5s9sa.-; mixed, Ssss rejected
3i1a. - 49, s.,
i3+.
RYE-59-.
BARLEY-S-.
DRESSED HOGS l2a4.l2h.
porn Cash 10. 6oa0 90; August, 10 " -al0 70;
Sept. 10 IL.
LARD Cash $50 AZ IS - August, 7s0ka--j
Sept 762h.
BULK MEATS Shoulders 5x o., short rib
side 6Ta-0; short clear rib 6'sa7 clear sides
lax.
WhlSKEY-I06.
FREIGHrS-Corn to Buffalo ~ cents; wheat
accents.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
II ~
Gully &rnaf@tI J onrnal
Opening OF the Campaign:
The Largest Political Meeting Ever
Held ia Gardiner.
Especial despatch to Daily journal.

GARDINER, August Is The republicans OF
this city opened the campaign this evening with
the largest poltcal ga herring ever held here
johnson Hall was crowded in every part, and
hundreds were unable to gain sdmittance. Sena.
tor Blaine addressed the audience for nearly two
hours, his speech being devoted entirely to the
financial question, which he presented with great
ability, and held the undivided attention of his
audience to the close, and was repeatedly ap-
plauded.
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EASTERN AFFAIRS.

LONDON, August l5 despatch from Buch-
Arrest says the Russians occupied Vsrna and Bull
CARA, oD the 18th of August, with a garrison of
ten thousand men and a hundred guns.
ST. PETERSBURG, August Is. The Agence
Russo says the statements in regard to q Russian
expedition to Central Asia relate to occurrences
belonging to n time when England was preparing
Tor war with Russia. Tue orders for the Rus
sian preparations have since been counterma nded.
London Times despatch says that the diff
cultles between Turkey and England relative to
the introduction Of administrative reforms in Asia
Minor, are almost entirely removed.
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The District Convention-The Greenback
II. moeFats Nowhere.

Democrats Nowhere.
The democrats of the Third Congressional Dis
trict met in convention yesterday afternoon, to
nominate candidate for representative to Con-
gress. Called to order by DIR. g. w. Martin, on
whose motion Edmund Wilson of Thomaston was
ade Temporary chairman. Albert W. Hall of
Wlscasset WAS chosen Secretary. The temporary
organization was made permanent.
Geo. +. Gle, Nsh'l Robbins, and F, H. Jack
sou, appointed committee on credentials.
The Committee reported the presence Of l03 del
egates, the only indication of iLtatiOn that oc-
Cured in any of the proceedings of the conveR
lion, certainly there were not present more than
fifty persons.
The following committee was appointed on res
olutons l.. NJ. Staples of Knox, Geo. W Mar
tin of kennebec, Chas Weeks of Lincoln, Albert
Moore of Somerset
On motion of Mr.. jackson Of Talowell, the fol
lowing committee was appointed to receive, sol
aud count votes for candidate for representative
to Congress F II. jackson, Geo. Gre. nlief, c.
VI. Davis. jackson seized handful of votes as
the committee passed into the ante room, aud on
| emery ing the following report was made Whole
number of votes &C. all of which were for Frank
In smith of Wsterv,lle. The report was accept
ed ard Mr. Smith declared to be the nominee. At
IN is point delegate came forward and assured
the chairman OF the committee that he threw a
vote for W illism Philbi lex. and knew three other
'feets" who had done the same thing. Accord
ing!y, to satisfy the greenbsck element who since
morning had been almost entirely crushed out,
the report of the committee was corrected, and
three votes reported for MIR. Philbrck.
The committee on resolutions reported the fol-
lowing series:
Hesolrsd, That we endorse the platform of our
State convention.
ResOiued, That an iIredeemable paper currency
would he destructive of business prosperity, hos
tile to the interests OF labor and antsgonlstic To
the steady and permanent value OF property cfey
cry kind.
The resolutions were adopted, the second one
being the Identical resolution offered by w. X.
smith, Esq, at the democratic caucus, and which
they dared not order published in the columns
OF the Maine Standard.
A third resolution was passed. pedgiDg support
to the candidate just nominated.
TIE following gentlemen were appointed Dis
tIict committee Geo, W. Martin of Augusta. Al
bert Moore of North Arson. Chss. NJ. Davis OF
Jeffel son, Fred Z. Bean of Readield, l.. NJ. Sta
piles of W ashDg on
NJ. l.. Staples, ESQ, of Washington, made a
speech. asserting that whatever republicans might
do the only course Tor the democrats was to stand
upon the safe platform of hard money. He used
the standard but stale democrats abuse of the re-
publican party, and declared it would be over.
thrown at the next Presidential election.
The convection then adjourned.
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early cut hay will make the creatures thrive
better than ripe hay.
There Will not be as many apples raised this
fall as many expected. The hot and dry weather
of the last week Of June and the first two weeks
of July caused large numbers to drop off a nd
are smaller sized but still macy farmers are
expecting to have some cider the coming winter
to drink. in order to keep up their dropping
sPiiits till the greenback party shall have elected
the IN President
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m ISSISSIPPI.
Yellow Fever.

GRANADA, August Is. Sixteen experienced
nurses IN charge of the doctors at Vaudeville aud
Veazie have arrived from New Orleans. They
were assigned to afflicted families The disease is
malignant and is spreading. Ten or
twelve new cases are reported. Nine deaths yes
terday. Fully hundred and twenty-five cases,
while the population is now reduced to seven
hundred. None of the old cases have yet recov-
ared.
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" ASIIiNGTON.
Financial.

WASHINGTON, August Is. The national
finances in satisfactory condition that all
the Cabine' feel exceedingly gratifed. The five
twentes will be rapidly called in. The coin bal
ance in the treasury increases daily. The admin
i.trstion is determined to eniorse the revenue
laws south, and troops will be furnished revenue
officers if necessary.
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BASE BALL.

At Prov idence, Rhode Island-Chicagos II,
Providence 3.
At Worcester, Massachusetts - Worcestefs l,
Bostons o.
AT Springfield, Massachusetts-Msn 3.
SpIiughelds /.
AT Cincinnati, Ohio-Milwaukees 2, Cincinua-
It's IL.
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Condensed TELEt:RAMS.

There are nnetyeight cases of yellow
fever IN New Orleans, aud seventeen deaths.
AT New South Wales, a rush of gold seekers to
New Guinea Is expected At an early date.
special from Mount Vernon, Illinois, says the
reunion OF soldiers there was u grand success.
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NEN BRUNSWICK.
AbscOnded.

ST. JoHN, August Is. d. b. hill of Buxton,
Name sab contractor on several pieces OF work
tul- clty. has abscondej, having secured ad-
yances on ms work and leaving numerous debts
unpaid. There Is 10 clue at present rs TO his
whereabouts.
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Murder and NniCade.

BosroN, August 10. Peliah r. Watt, man
sixty hve years OF age, employed AS gate tender
GU the Boston x Maine railroad, quarreilei with
his wife last evening, at their residence IN Wyom-
ing, Mass, and beat out her bralus with an iron
bar. lie then shot himself three tunes. The
dead bodies of both we've t7und this morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-16

The bearing at the State Hou4e before three
Judges Of the Supreme Court, which commenced
Wednesday, continued yesterday. closing yester-
day afternoon, with the statement of facts. Gen
lIodgdon appeared yesterday. The judges will
review the case, and make up their decision to be
submitted to the next legislature.
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NORTH CAROLYN A.
Help Wanted.

WILMINGToE, August Is. A telegram to the
Mayor Of Wilmington, yesterday, signed nv f. A.
Melton, Chy Marshal and acting Mayor of Graz
ada. Mississippi was As follows; Help US to
pay nurses and bury the dead. Our town is
graveyard. We need help. The Mayor is dead
and am the only officer left"
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Weather Indications TOT To-day.

For New England aud the Middle States,
patty cloady weather, occasional rains, variable
wlnds, mostly southerly, stationary temperature
and barometer.
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contrasting color.

Levi Dow pursued Freedman on Monday to
the kennebec river, when the pursued n an see
ing way Of escape plunged into the river and
swan to the other side Fairfield Chronicle
And now the question arises Whist wa. Levi
pursuing him for?
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ILLINOIS.
Y eilOW Fee ger.

CHRo, August ID. No yellow fever here. Quar-
anime regularly and strictly enforced. Board Of
h. alth mas adopted resolution forbiId,nx the
entrance to tue city of express messengers and
othe train employ ees direct from yellow fever In
tested disu lets.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-16

The remains of a beaver dam to be seen on
the farm Of Frank Banks, few rods from the
Augusta road. 1t built upon a brook now
dried up, that formerly drained the low ground
near the trotting park.
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pEN<SIIN ANA.
Strike.

PHILADELPHIA, August Is. Workmeu em-
ployed by Shlnley & I}omme, shoe minuiactur-
ers, have stopped work, owing to II contemplated
reduction OF wages. The trouble will be smicaby
adjusted.
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SOUTH CAROLYN
A RequisitiOn.

NEW YORK. August 10. A Columbia, South
Carolina, despatch says that Governor Hampton
has issued a rcqulsitlon on the governor of Ohio
for the arrest oil Ex-Governor Scott on the charge
OF buying leg lsature aud stealing the money to
make the puIchase.
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NE W JERSEY.
Drowned.

WASHINGTON, August To- The signal officer
at ape Nav reports that Prof. Baxter, professor
of eoculion at Harvard College, was drowned
there about IL o'clock this morning, while swim
ming out beyond his depth. The body has not
be EN- recovered.
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LOUISIANA.
y elbow Jack.

New ORLEANS, August 10. At Port Fades
there three new cases of yellow fever. No
deaths have occurred sisce the last report. DIR.
well
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Death.

WALTHAM, August Is Rev. Thomas Worces-
ter. u. d. aged eighty three years, died here last
night Of apop exy. He was the first sweden
borglan pastor in thi, state, having settled 10
Ro>ton in 1918.