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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-25
WALKING EXTRAORDINARY.
May Belle sherman, the Pedes,rienne,
Makes the Best 5O-Mile walk on
Record, f"r a Lady.

PORTSMOUTH, December a. Miss May Belle
Sherman of Portland commenced this forenoon in
Franklin Hall the remarkable walk ing feat Of 80
miles inside of IL hours; being one hour less time
than the same number OF miles has ever been
walked by any lady in the world She accom-
plished the task in 10 hours - minutes, resting
hour and 81 minutes. The actual walking time
was 9 hours and 10 minutes
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-25
yellow Fever at ST. Thomas.
Marine News.
PENNSYLN ANA.
Explosion.

READING, Pa. December "A. By the explosion
o, the receiving cylinder at the Phi adepha and
Reading Companys gas works to day Frank Adj
ams, the engineer, and John Sellers, hi. assistant
were seriously injured. The latter may die of his
wounds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-25
N lSStbIRI.
Court Matters.

ST. LOUIS, December "a. The jury in the case
OF Edward j. Nngent for numbering his wife
August 10th, 1876 rendered verdict of murder
in the first degree to-day. Nugents council will
endeavor to appeal to the Supreme Court
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-25

Mr.. Sidney Davis died at his residence on Court
street, in Bangor, last Sunday, at the advanced
sge of 65 years and 10 months. Mr. Davis was
among the Oldest and most respected citizens of
Bangor, having moved there in the year 1915,
since which date he has been engaged for the
greater part of the time, in the clothing bust
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-25
TEX AS.
Verdict.

GALVESTON, December "a. A Marshall spec
ial says that he jury in the case of the State
against Abe Rothschild for the murder of Bess sic
Moore, to day, brought in verdict of guilty of
murder in the first degree. The defendant 5
counsel gave notice of an appeal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-25
Auction Sale,

4 I the grocery store OCCUPIED by VIRGIL A.
N LlrrLEFIEiD, on Water rect in Aukustl,
on Frda, ID C. s7th. inst az = O'Clock, +. the
entire grocery stock IT goo - oil can, scales &c
&C, belonging to The insulveut estate of VIRGIL
A. LIT LEFIELD, remdiung unsold. store open
TO private sale until t.at day, Sale positive.
e. ". WHlTEuOUSE, Assignee.
q. W.JDNES. Auctoneer.
4,s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-25
THE ORIGINAL PHILADELPHIA
CAKANEI.S.

Manufactured by Henry Grieb & Co., Philadel-
phia, aud exhibited by them at the Centennial
An invoice of the above Ca,amels, fresh and nice,
six havors just eceiyed, and for sale by
j. W. CLAPP,
lbs Water Street, Augusta.
December "a 1873. deo24 Ut
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-25
A New SuDrrtnteudr mt of schools.

Hon W. }. Corthell, State Superintendent
Common Schools, resi- ned that position ye,ter
day, and the Cover OF has Il, minated y. A. Luce
OF Freedom, to b the vacancy.
Mr.. Corthell Was appointed in 1876, and has dis
charged the duties OF the Office with ma ked sbil-
ity. lie goes o the new & rhsm Normal school,
with reputation that in-uies lis success. Nj.
Luce is "a gentleman Of culture. and hl, long cor =
nectioD with the Off Of Snperinte ndcut chei
clerk and his cNp-rit me- MS an eiucat fit him
admirably ioi the po ltlun.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-25

MONTREAL, December q. A boiler in th
DOMINION Company Paper Mill exploited 10 dal
almost destroying the building. A number
persons were miuied and two men are missing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-25
NEW iiAMI'SiIIRE
Sudden Death.

CANAAN, n. H., December "a. George Fogg a
respected resident OF this town, dropped dead
from his chair while sitting by the stove, today
Supposed cause OF death, heart disease. His age
was 16 yeas.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-25
Gan ADA.


TORONTO, December "a. There has been
heavy snow storm in the west and northwest OF
Ontario, the snow fail varying from one to three
feet on a level. Trains considerably de
La ID
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-25

Don't insure your life until you have examined
the Inducements and facilities offered by the Mu-
tual Life Ins. Co. of New York. Ofic IA
Broadway.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-25
Weather Indications tor To-day.

For New England and the Middle States,
falling, possibly followed by rising barometer,
eighty warmer west and southwest winds, clear
oil patty cloudy weather will prevail.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-25

following nom nations -
Nelson A. Luce, Freedom Superintendent Com
mon Schoul-. vice Colibell, lesIgLed.
WIN. +. Garcelon, Lewiston, j. L. q.
L. G. harrington, Fryebutg, j. 7. z.
l.. Il. Downes, Ca.ais, j. l.. q.
Andrew Lacy, Wi>casset, }. + q.
Charles L, jose, Portland, j. i q.
Caleb W. Brown. East LiveImore, j. l.. q.
Reuben Higgins, Cape Elizabeth, j. T. q.
S. j. III Berry, Fayeue, }. +. z.
Chas. +. Piper, Damarlsco,ta, Colonel.
WIN. Z. Aleu- Liucoln, }. l.. Q
VIM l.. Scribner, Springfield, Coroner.
Frank Hart, No. S, Ranges, j. T. q.
Geo W. ii. Weeks, Jouesboro, j. p q.
Isaac Wilder Cutter, Notary Pablo, Commission
er Of Wrecks aud Lost Goods.
John c Hayes, Limerick, j.
Chas. w. Coffin, oha?leign, Coroner
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-25
Bb~tuG stock tist.
Saies at The Brokers Board, |
NEW YORK December "a. Isl

Sales at The BROKERS' Board.
BOSTON, December a. ISIS.
Boston Maine R,ilto,d, l0sa lOs4
Eastern Railroah. lcalNis
Poitan't saro y Portsmouth Fair 'ad, 9i5s
Boz ton x Maine Railroad, CIV bonds) llh-alIgb
E"s.urn RiiIroa tnew bonlsl -75s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-25
Marrirn.

In this city, Dec. -, by Rev {. f. Penney, }. Lo-
reno Chamberlain to Miss Emma ). Bean, both
of IIalIuW ell
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-25

The proposed petition for the adjustment of
the city Council of Gardiner, has come to grief.
1t wasn't started in season to give the necessary
notice to the Legislature required for pc
tiions-30 days waning. 1t is just as well, for
if our ne ighbors had tried that experiment. after
one years experience they would have onged to
return to the old order.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-25
NEW iOEh.


New YORK, December "a. Judge Westbrook
has rendered decision in the A. T. Stewart par
tition will case, granting the motion to remove
kneeland attorney for the plaintiff, on the
ground that the suit wa, brought in in bad
fat
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-25

The following pupils of the Crosby Street In
termedIate school not aOseut a half day
during the past term: Marion Haynes, Mamie
SWEET, Mamie Brooks, Arthur Parsons, Eddie
Nash. Willie Perkins, Henry Gushing, Johnnie
Webster Bonnie Copp, Gertie Menneay, Cora
Weeks.
Stea ner Samoset made her last II lp for the sea-
son between Bath and Boo,hhay, last Saturday,
being Just one week later than the time OF her
leaving the route last year. Through the winter
season she will run regularly between Boothbay
and Wl,cas.et, connecting with he Knox & Lin
coin railroad.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-25
PetiestrianIs,n.

feuestflanIsln.
In the Walking match between Campana aud
O'Lcary at ten o'clock TINS morning Campana
had scored ITO miles and O'Leary 100.
Yellow Fever at ST. Thomas.
The American consul at St. Thomas has COM
muncated TO the New York Board of Hea It'll that
the yellow fever is prevalent there, and has been
msreprcsented by the authorities there to avoid
quarantine.
Marine News.
The stt am tug j. j. Austin was sma mped in
the bay this afternoon. The crew of SIX men
were saved.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-25
Difo.

In Bath, Dec %, Stella C., daughter oil Mrs. Au.
guetus \. co san, aged years months
In south windsor, Dec II, Mr.. Rhota Rogers.
formerly o PhipsbuIg aged 81 years and m Dnths.
GlTUATION as domestic wanted in "a private
- Etniiy, or JO4rding .ouse, Ing ire
dec2jtlw LOCK BON 10, HalOwcll.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-25
local ann State Mems.

~ The Kcnnebec Journal is the only
paper in Augusta that ever had the news
of the Associated Press. No other
paper here can have these dispatches.
right down Merry Christmas 10 all our
readers.
Freight trains on the Maine Central railroad
will not run on Christmas day.
For thirty days F. W. Kiosman & Co. will offer
the balance of their Holiday Goods" at greatly
reduced prices.
The Augusta Band coniemplates giving a con.
cert sometime about the fist Of January. They
will be assisted by other bands.
Lawrence Bros, of South Gardiner, have got
one million aud halt of logs piled up for winters
saving. and that Clocks like business"
Saturday ev, ming Nr A. S. b ngs of Bath.
slipped and fell, injutng his side to such an ex
extent as 10 require the services Of n physician.
The service. in ST. Marks Church to-day will
be at II o'clock A. NJ; full service, with sermon,
and celebration of the Holy Communion. Even
ing prayer at 5 o'clock.
The Daily Journal lays aside its present dress
for a rest and will on FRIDAY morning appear in
an outfit of bran new type, thus greeting the
Holidays in courteous and becoming manner
The per cent Government Bond, which have
become so popular in financial ciicles as an in
ve,tment, are for sale at the Freemsns National
bank.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-25
Nominations by tn. Governor

The Governor and Coaucll yesterday made the
al min
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-25

As this is u legal holiday, no paper will be
issn, from the Journal office tomorrow. The
hands will give themselves up to the enjoyment
of the Christmas festivities.
The dedication of the Normal school
building at Goiham will take place on Thursday.
An extra train will leave Portland Thursday
morning at nine O'Clock, and return after the ex-
ercises This train will be in season for the
Maine Central trains from and TO Augusta.
We are pleased to Learn that Rev. |. j. Mead
has succeeded in organizing the Universa-ts OF
Iivermore and vicinity into a circuit, and that
Rev VIM. A. Pratt of St Lawrence University,
will take charge of them, W It'll the beginning OF
the new year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-25

The per cent Government Bond, which have
become so popular in financial circles as an in
vestment, are for sale at the Freemsus National
LapE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-25

Saturday ming Nr. A. S. b ngs Of Bath.
slipped and fell, njuring his side to such an ex
extent as 10 require the services Of ply stefan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-04
He CUT HIS THROAT.

LOUIS scHwARz DIES IN HosPrrsL FROM
WOUNDS INFLICTED BY HIMSELF.
An old German Jew, Louis Schwarz who Tor tho
past thirty.nve years has been u resident OF this
country, died IN the Muont Sinai Hospital. corner OF
Lexington avenue and sixy-sixth street, on Monday
afternoon from loss Of blood occssioned by inc cut
ting Of his throat Saturday night last He was
unmarried man. sixty years OF age. and boarded 10
East Fihy.sixth or Flity-sevsnth street For the
past eighteen years Mr. schwnrz had been acquainted
with Mr.. Hermann, OF No. ia East Fity -secood
street, anu tins fsct VAS known 20 the persons with
whom no lived so when, on sunday morning, tue Old
man was fouud IA bis room witb his throat terribly
msnslsd and bleeding prousey, word sent TO the
latter sentcman who despatchsd his younger brother
Tor the ssnsrsr and - eli tnas msht ~ done for hs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-04

MEETING OF THE STATE BOARD OF ASSES
soBs-ProTEsTs HEARD IRON ALBANY AND
KINGS COUNTY.

MEETING OF THE STATE DoALD OF ASSES
soBs-PIoTEsTs HEARD IRON ALBANY AND
KINGS COUNTY.
ALBANY. Sept 8, 1878.
Tho State Board Of Equalization met to-day 10 the
Office Of the Secretary Of State to consider the cqua
za.,ou Of assessments made by the State ASSESSORS
throughout the state among tho various counter
There present Secretary OF State Beach, who pre-
sided; Comptroller colt, Treasurer Mackn, Attorney
General Schoonmakor and the three assessors those
OF tho Board absent being tho Lieutenant Governor,
State Engineer and Speaker OF the Assembly. Tho
counties OF Albany Kings, Otseso md Hamilton were
alone represented by officials citizens. Tho as
SCISSORS announced that they did have their table
OF assessments ready. and would require until some
time next wcek TO prepare Il, but they wanted 70
hear now any argument that might be mado by the
representatives Of any county IN the matter OF in
creasing or reduc ny liz sessment.
HEARING or PROTESTS.
Mr. Feitman, OF Albany, made u streng argument
against the excessive valuation which the assessors
hsd heretofore made against his county When kiugs
county called Supervisor Mcdonald, President
John rrusow, of the Kings County Board Of ASSESSORS
Mcdonald protested against any consideration Of
PERSONAL properly In making The cquaz on, quoting
tho law 10 show that the State Board can increase or
dniuish the aggregate value OF real estate only, ana
personal estate IN thor duty OF equalization. Mr.
rruslow said that Kings county had had imposed upon
Il mora than lis proper share 0i the State tax since
1859 II 10 now assessed up 10 20 per cent OF ul value
according TO the appraised standard OF the statute.
and up 10 100 per cent OF iull vsluo according
10 tue standard which terms what properly
would bring ut forced sale, full value;
yet the equaizing theory OF 1877 that
Kings county was assessed al only 81 40 por cent Of
Iuii value Tho HIST OF assessments Tor 1877, which
arc form the basis oil equalization, sho
aggregate OF the State 10 be 900 900 that
Of last year, wbe Kings county shows Increase OF
nearly S300O,0OJ. Mr.. K,nsela spoke the general
subject Of ths injustice 81 The State assetro ngurss
und quoted the TACT that while he paid SIS state
on . mousse IN Brooklyn worth S25, 0o0 no paid only
81 on q house IN Queens county worth SIG. 200.
LOCAL AssEssED VACATIONS
Mr. Fowler, OF tho State assessors, presented the
following table OF local vsIuaiiOns 1877
the various countless upon VIII ch the equalization
10 be made. IL must DO remembered that The SIaie
Board OF Assessors have the power add to the
figures here gwen, or reduce them, IN their dis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-04

relief Mr.. Herrmsn's family physician having DE-
ctded thai the man might be without dsnger
coach was procured and be taken 10 the Mount
Sinai Hospital wnere the severe easbes in his throat
were sewed together aud other steps taken preveat
further becdiug. Though the sufferer bed freely
from midnight tii morning no stIll con scious
able TO speak 1ndeea, Drs. Feidmau and Estes
by whom bis wounds were dressed, did not consider
them necessarily fatal AT night Sir. schwarz slept
quite comfortably, and the next morning seemed
10 be dong very well. Hut suddenly a
short tShc alter noon, he grew worse, ana sank
rapidly uatil death ensucd, at Two O'Clock
Intelligence of the suiede's death was sent to
Coroncrs once yesterday morning. and late yesterday
afternoon Deputy Coroner MacWneuis made
ternal of tho body. which lay Ia tho
had resulted from Of the lungs brought about
by debility Of tho heart caused ~ loss Of bood-the
result OF tho mans suicidal action The funeral will
tako place to-day.
DR.. Fedman, who asked Schwarz Tho reason OF his
attempted suede says hat the answer was that ne
again. The deed, he SAID, had been committed with
the lett hand. Mr. Herman says thai his brother
was told by Schwarz that ne would never rel eat the
attempt upon his iiie-that IL hurt When Mr.
Herman made tho acquaintance Of Mr.. Schwarz
some eighteen years ago. NJ the lime the latter
cumsances For years he was IN tho geptiemen's
furnishing ana iancy goods business but wont out OF
II about eighteen months ago. Since then he mas
been poor. and has called frequently at Mr. Herr
charity. Mr. herman says that ne not con-
ncctcd with the unhappy either by ties OF blood,
marriage or business, out WAS interested IN him
fellow ountryman ana ua,i-e OF the same part OF
Germany. He regarded him as much given 10 melan-
choly OF late, without knowing the cause OF his de-
and much affected by tho death OF favorite sis.
ter few since.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-04
pnncAu1Ioxs 1N NEW Yonx.

The Health Commissioners at their meeting yestcr.
day passed resolution requesting all ctissns
lily Sanitary superintendent Day, q, No. Sol Mott
street, OF the arrival Of from Southern c,ties
whore tho lever prevails, IN order that their baggage
and clothing may be thoroughly disiufscted Tho
SANITARY superintendent directed to atten nd
10 the disinfectine OF such baggage clothing
the least possible delay aud injury sod without
penso TO the owners.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-04
EX-GOVERNOR SWAMI.
HALyrnoRn, Ser

bALSfnoRn, sept. 3, 1874
Hon. Thomas Swami, who Tor nve consecutive
terms hes represented the Fourth Maryland district
tosn Of Baltimore city, IN Congress aud
Is chairman Of tho Committee ON Foreisa
Affairs 10 the present Congress-. hao addressed
a letter to Mayor L,troDo withdrswipR from the
coming contest. He states his witnR ncss 10 serve
he constituency again VI thsy offer hin the nouina-
ton, but declares that no will not enter upon
citing political contest Hc learned that "oshers wore
dcssssus Of AINrg The ptsce" SD essesSuestiy De-
eiiAAa aAtanAa unen We contest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-04
HELP FROM OTHER CITIES.

WASHINGTON sept 8 1873
The band Of who leave tonight for the
yellow Infected districts Will under the charge
OF Dr. Ramsey, recommended by DR.. Norris, Of tho
Providence Hospital, and Dr. +. p. Pcsse. who had
yellow fever experience In Bombay, 10 1871; In New
Orleans In 1879 and Ia Key West IN 1874 There Will
be seven male ana eight female nurses. Two OF the
lady nurses are from the Treasury Department and
from the Government Printing Onlor. Over forty
applications were rnndc, but In compliance with the
request from the fever stricken districts those who
have had experience wero selected.
A movement has been made by Tho colorcd people.
Tho contributions In their urches ny ndvd ais
separately amount 70 f123 Tho soliciting for AID 10
TO DO continued. About ST. 900 were raised through
out tho city since Sunday The aggregate OF the sub
scr,ptions 10 supposed TO be about 81, 900
PHILADELPHIA, sept. 3, 1878.
Threc thousand, one hundred aud 1fty six dollars
and thrty-ons cents were to-day subscribed to tho
fund for The relief Of tho yellow fever sufferers. max
ing tho total amount $40, 967 SO. In to tele
gram from Grenada 10 Bishop Stevens OF the Protcs
tant Episcopal Church. requesting aid, an add
tona amount Of $3.50 SO has been subscribed $500 Of
which has been forwarded 70 that city
LAKE MAHoPAc, Sept. 3, 1873
The sum OF 500, for the rosi OF the yellow lever
sufferers was realized here by concert given last
night at tho Thompson House by Miss Hsnne con.
trno. Who was assisted by MT Theodore j. Toedt
tenor, and other we'll known artists Of New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-04
NEWARK REPUBLICANS ORGANIZING.

The Newark, " j.. republicans have begun the
work OF organizing foe the coming November
pa,gu. They nsve decided to Dod county and Con.
sr,ss,eosl cssvsntoss separate The Cengressional
con cnsioa vii held september III, Tho prins.
aries 70 be held Two days bsforr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-04
Nlw ronK's AID FOR THE SUFFERERS.
Tho following coniribu,ions werc received BY tn,
HkRALp Yesterday for tho yellow lever aufIerers.-

Tho following contributions werc received By the
HERALD yesterday for The yellow lever sunsrers:-
sa.':. 81 i.s o.ssIas. .ss.'e.Ss az; Kali. K.
Ms,t' IA o'm.n So: :gpiYys' e Mayer. M,:..l o;,
TTs s.,.s,y y;.I fII;d
The follow ing sddr subscriptions wsro received
at the Mayors ofnce:-
c.p,ain. lyman. Fourteenth pree,nct 500; through
H E.s .s g. % ssss sssssss
FUTON s enough s ~.
ifsu,n ~ ~, street i.y
Ksa"say sn,% :s ,' f.y G:e'sssG
10 - s,an n,. sysSue =. ,ni.afh c.O:.n Uiieshy
Grey. rs!k iot.i. ,sI7 IS; ru,nsm House, si7 %:
us ptses Il hsoSss Captain r. Esy
Fourth precises, 81 asi Byron prams,,e ana soei.
Jones az s's; 'hssus. S.p;s,n Merely
Sos IN through n'y nj vsssn
ssS 57 Forsvsh s,,sss Ms,sods, Ep.c"psi seheo SIS
. %%.S c1%csa ss
rs ss 10: fan" 90 'yT. oss saunders
In response TO call signed by Willy wallaeh, Prss
dent OF the staioncrs Board Of Trade, with The APP
Inc Board con,rIou.oL 81, ZOO which has been dis.
tributed as follows--For New Orleans. $500. A. I'M.
phis, $500; yicksburg, $500
Through N cssrs. Edward Rosenwaid, s. Hernsheim
ana Lehman, Abraham 4 Co., comm ission merchsnts,
$l,o99 were collected among different firms IN this
city
me members OF tho Amateur RIFE Club bsve con-
ributed SIS out OF the club treasury for the yellow
lever sufferers, 10 DO forwarded through the Forea
M A. warner. OF tho arm Of George c. Krcss 4 Co.
vcksourg, deposited IN the National PARK Bsns 10
the credit OF tue Howard Association OF bat o,ty k215
con,rlbu,ca by various nrms Also, $500 wore cent
Greet 70 Mr. T. X Roach, treasurer. IN response 10
his application.
ME Henry ogden, Of the arm Of osdss 4 CLARK,
Union squsre, sent Sal 10 the Rev. w. O. MeCraohep
Rector oil Az SAINTS CAurcb, Gfsaads, Mics. Mr. Or
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-04

is a strange disease, and ia. study worthy Of al
students.
A Telegraph operator oams hero to-day to take
charge OF the Western Union ofrce He hasjust como
from sick he'd In New Orleans. but has lar recov-
cred that ne 10 not liable &c q relapse.
A colored man died at six o'clock tn fs evening
A. Holt. OF Mobile steward OF the Chamberlain
House, while dslirsus with lever jumped out Of mis-
bed ana died shortly alter