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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-18

# The past three weeks have afforded our
doctors an opportunity to study and thor
oughly investigate the yellow fever prevail
ing here This disease, as Is well known,
varies considerably in it's form and charac-
teristics as we'll as in its malignity at every
visit. It is, this year, of an extraordinarily
mild type, and although it has spread some
what in the past few weeks, it has grown
steadily less malignant and dangerous every
day The mortality to the cases, for instance,
for the first week Of the fever was forty-tive
per cent, for the past week twenty-five per
cent, for the past four days only eighteen per
eent-despite the most unfavorable and I'M
healthy weather we could well have. 1t Is
clear, therefore, that the disease is milder now
than it was when it first appeared here.
Those who favor the use of carbolic acid as q
alisinfectant attribute this modification to
the large amount of this disinfeetant that has
been scattered over our streets.
In Memphis and Grenada, ON the other
hand, the fever has assumed an unusually
malignant character, sparing feWs ii any, Of
Its victims.
The success we have already met with in
mitigating and modifying disease, which at
one time promised to be quite malignant,
ought to encourage us to still more earnest
efforts. There Is no reason In the world why
this disease should not be robbed OF all its
aictictious terrors, and the fact shown to the
world that yellow fever, II properly cared for
lis no worse than hundred other kinds of
fever that the world pays but little attention
to.
The panic is over. The people remaining
here are not to be panic stricken, not to be
scared into Illness; we have doctors learned
In yellow fever and nurses in plenty: the city
Ia In q good sanitary condition, and every
thing Is being done to thoroughly disinfect it.
1T is to be hoped that the weather, which has
hitherto been SO unfavorable, will improve; it
certainly can not get worse. With these
many points In our favor, here is an opportu-
nifty to expose the absurdity Of the yellow
fever panic that visits this country almost
annually. The sad effects of this panic can
be seen in Grenada and Memphis, where the
disease has assumed a most malignant form,
due largely to the fears and terrors OF the
people of those towns. Whereas, here, where |
no asc2re" exists, the fever has appreciably |
modified its form and dangers, as the many
on our streets testify.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-18

The New York lribanes official list OF rebel
claims Increases ut the average rate OF TWEEN"
ty-five millions day. The figures given Oh
Monday last were just fifty millions In excess
OF those Of the preceding Saturday. At this
rate, all human processes Of computation will
he exhausted before the campaign is over, and
then what will the Tribune do for an issue?
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-18

mt IL more than likely that Gen. Joseph E.
Johnston will be the Democratic candidate
for Congress from the third the Richmond
district of Virginia. In the primary election,
held last week, he carried the city Of Rich
mond and secured Al votes from that city in
the Congressional convention to 20 divided
among four opponents. Gen. Johnston's
friends claim SO delegates to start with; 1t re-
s1uires 70 to nominate
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-18
E FUN ERAL.

NEW ORLEANS TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION
No II. New Orleans. August 18, 1s7s-The off.
GERS and members of the Union are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral of their late
brother member, JAMES NORRIS, which will
take place from the residence of Mr.. T. W
Bothick, Camp and Poeyfarre streets, This
Morning at 10 o'clock.
BY order JOHN @. MURRAY, President.
THO9. p WHITE Seeretary
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-18

Ben Harrison said he wanted to see wheth-
CIR Southern men of liberal spirit will recipro-
cate Hayes Southern sentiments and this,
says the Washington Post, is regarded by a
Penns ylvania Radical paper as the Keynote
Of the campaign. The Key that answers re-
sponsive to that note halls from Tennessee,
and sits In the Cabinet Then where's the
sentiments of Aleek Stephens2
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-18

The New York Times is shocked at the In
gratitude of the Democrats towards Hayes,
since che has done everything which the
Democracy could ask Of him." He has not
stepped down and out, and that Is the main
thing the Democracy have asked of him.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-18

| WALSH-On Thursday, August IS, 1873, John
l., aged years and months son Of Mary r.
| Hand and James Walsh,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-18
FOR STATE TREASURER,
n. A. 3 u r K Il,
OF ORLEANS.

The movement in securities yesterday was
limited. State Consols opened st 70s4, and
CLOSED strong at 7t114@71294, against 7oh@7os4
on Friday Premium Bonds opened at 3O7S
and closed weak ut 3o2S@3Oh, against 500
3Da& on the previous day.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-18

CONERY-At Pass Christian, mississippi, on
Sunday, August II. at 8 :25 g. M. Maud Mary
youngest child Cd ], Of Edward Conery. Jr.. and
twelve days.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-18
EsODLEY BROTHERS

DVDDGA DAsVA HERD
Have the most complete stock of Cane Wagons
three and four mule Cane CARTS. Ok CARTS, Log
Wheels, Cotton Wagons, Bagasse Carts. Farm
Carts, Rice Carts. Small Carts of every size, four
and six scat Family Wagons, Spring Wagons
Honn11s. Wagon Material, Axle Grease Cari
Boxes. etc. We especially cali attention TO UuI
full-sized swedged and hardened Axles, Chilled
Boxes and extra ironing Of all our Carts and
Wagons. Manufactured In our own factories al
Wheeling W. Va, from the best material and by
skilled mechanics, we can give q reliable
the largest demand
Depot-l27 and l29 Common street.
fe9 ~ 2fn
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-12
A SILVER REMINDER OF ARMI
DAYS.

WAsmSGrOX, Dec. 30.-Latc in The
fail Of 'G4, the 23i regiment Of Ohio
Volunteers, Colonel R. B. Hayes com.
manding. weut into winter quarters
near Kauawha FaEs. West Virginia.
The soldiers nude 70. themselves com.
fortabIe huts, and for rcgimcntal head.
quarters they built a double log cobIh
III the most approved style of army
architecture. When the structure was
ready for occupancy, Mrs Hayes
joined her husband in camp. and the
two malc the cabin their home. Over
those snug but very comfortable Iusr'
tcrs, the CuLonsl's wife presided. Some
Of tho officers Of the regImeas have
LATELY caused 10 be made miniature
fac simile 10 silver Of tho cabin and its
inmed iato surroundings. Tho base Of
the piece. which is about tho size Of
mans luud, is inscribed. "To the
Mother Of tho Regiment" Tho whole
il of delicate workmanship, and pro
scnts striking picture Of a spot which
is remembered as the scene Of many
pleasant events. 1t will DO sent to
Mrs. Hayes next Monday evening,
when the silver wedding Of the Prcsi-
dent and his wife is to bc celebrated at
tho White House and, although they
have intimatrd to their friends that
they would accept no presents on that
occasion. an exception will doubtless
be made 10 this instance on account Of
the givers, as well as the events OF
which the gift is reminder Special
to he Cinc,nna'i Ga=cte.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-12
Report of Pork pacliI 6 in the West

CIXctNSArr. January 2-Tho Ciu.
cIuuati Price LWTent Of Tomorrow will
cOntaiu its usual first "i January report
o the pork packing business in the
West. Tor the first halt Of the winter
Scusou. with estimates for tho balance
Of the season. The deficiency in the
pucking to date, at interior poiuts, is
10000 head compared with year
aeO. aud including the six large cities
reaches Gl5,0O0. Hogs are generally
reported to be plenty, and the Os.i.
matcs for the interior points Indicate n
total about equal to last year up to
March lst. with favorable weather
The six ciIiea are DOW POS 900 head
behind the same !arc last yeur. The
total ut all parts to date is npproximu-
ted ut 1920. 900, against $685., 900
last year. The estimates for tho entire
season indicate a total Of $500, 900,
against 100000 last year, The
weights a'e heavier than last year gen.
ctaIly The farmers are packing more
lhan for several years.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-12

The Peoples Bank has declared
dividend Of 1 per cent for tho past hali
year.
The Bridge Company have also do.
clatel somi annual dividend Of 1 per
cent.
Tho Wheeling Stock Yards declared
10 per cent dividend out Of the earn
Jugs OF ten months.
The Wheeling and Elm Grove Rail.
way Company has earned in tue eight
or niue months Of its operations about
II per cent Ou the capital inYesteI, but
the earnings were absorbed in tho cou.
strucliOn account, mainly making tho
Chapliuo street extension lrhccIiny
Register.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-12
SUICIDE OF a PROMINENT
LAWYER.

MARIETTA, o.. January 5 y. .
Robson, Esq an old aud respected
citizen Of Beverly, and for many years
4 prominent member Of the Washing
ton county bar. committed suicide last
night by drOwning in tho Muskingum
river Ilaviug symptoms Of insaIity.
he was being conveyed by boat to this
place to undergo un inquest Of lunacy.
when, in some maupcr, he succeeded iu
clulius the vigilance Of his attendants
aud quickly Jumped into tho river and
was drowucd. Mr.. Robinson was one
Of tie Committee appointed to conduct
tho legal exami nation Of President
Hayes upon his admission to tn ) bar
here, March 10. 1915. aud has EeId
h nu mbrr of Offices Of honor aud trust,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-12
TWO BROTHERS AND THEIR
FATHER DROP DEAD FROM
HEART DISEASE.

RoNE. NEw YoEk, January s.
This morning, Kiron Carroll, psOmi.
ueut lawyer, while on bis way to tho
depot to take tho train TO Camden,
New York, to attend his brothers
funeral, Hon. Gcorg, X. Carroll, drop
pod dead from heart disease short
distance from bis residence. EIc was
found BY news carrier lying 10 tho
suow. A remarkable circumstance in
connection with the deat6 is, that Hon.
George K. Carroll. his brother, whose
funeral he was going to attend, also
dropped dead from the same cause on
January 2i. Their fa;hcr also died
from tho same cause some years ago.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-12
Terrible Explosion OF Nitro
Giycerine.

CuIcAGo, January An Inter
Ocean special from Marquette, Michi.
gan, says that while Chicago and
Northwestern box car was being loaied
with uitro.glycerins at tho Jackson
minc, nenr Neguana, q! 10 o'clock this
morning. the mass exploded. killing
seven men and lemoIishiug the car.
The locomotive was lifted into the air,
thrown City feet and landed il con-
fused heap Of wood aud iron OF the
killed 5. A Wheeler, Sam Walter and
Ira HiucklOy were employed at the
uitro-glyccrinc works, Iiincklcy being
superintendent. These three were
blown to atoms, no piece larger than
two pounds being discovcrabIe. The
other four were railroad employees, and
were in the cab Of the engine When the
explosion occurred. Their blrCkeucd
and mangIed remains were there with
the flesh stripped from their faces and
limbs. md their bones broken. Their
names ssO William Myers, William
ShvIIau. Charles Ruilles and Jerry Fa-
ley. l.hpcnuiug, three miles away,
plainly felt the shock, and the damage
III Ncangauo wus probably S2jO.
Some persons there arc reported seri'
uusly injured By the concussion.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-12
CHARLES o'CoNoR'S SUCCESS.

TIE life Of Charles 0'ConOr, tho enii-
neut lawyer. shows what diligence aud
perseverance will accomplish.
When tut eight yeurs old, he was
an Office boy and ncwspnper-carFicr.
His father published weekly ncwspa-
per, ard Charles, besides attending in
tho Office, delivered tho Journal to its
subscribers in Nov York, Brooklyn
urd Jersey City. liz used to take
sklfF to cross tho rivers. and frcQueutly
would be out all Saturday night scFv-
Ing his route 1t is said he ucvHr MSS
ed subscriber.
When seventeen years old, ho Cn-
tered lawyers Otii:c as an crraud boy.
lie borrowed law.bOOks, toOk them
LOmc uud read them, BY tue light Of
taIlow candle, lar into tho uight. Sew
erul lawyers noticing tho boys indrs-
try, aidcd him iu his studies.
When hc wus !wcnty-four years old,
no was admitted to the bur, aud even
then it was said that young O'Couor's
legal opinion was worth more than that
of many other lawyers.
But success comes slowly to young
lawyer, aud it was not until bis thrift
eth year that clients rCcos uized the lc-
gal learning ant skill OF young 0'Con-
or. Ii" WIS very poor, but industry
and ability was his capital. lilo
worked hard. at tho smallest case,
never sighting any trust, and iu timo
secured tue reputation Of man who
would do his best for those employing
him. Tothis couscicn!iOusucss and 10
dustry he owed bis success.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-12
SENATOR PATTERSON To RE.
SIGN.

WAsntSdroS. Jan 5.-Thc state
ment that Patterson Intends to resign
his position in the Senate seems to DO
partly we'll founded. IL is stated. on
good authority, that Patterson, who
was prolcgO "f Simon Cameron, has
been advised by tho latter not to return
to South Carolina, but resume citizen.
ship in Pennsylvania. aud the ex.Scn.
ator promises his influence to send Pat. i.
tcrsOn to Congress in 1880.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-12
Chinese Labor to he introduced into
the Kanawha Valley.

We learn that Captain Singleton, OF
the Steamer IIawkeyc. says that tho
Pioneer Coal Company. Of this county.
have made arrangements and oxpcct
to bring to this valley, in very short
time, Ons hundred Cinnamon for the
purpose ofplacing them in their Coal
Mines. This is the first labor Of this
kind that has been 10 this valley. ull
We are not prepared to lay how it will
work. The Mclean mau anl tue
Chiucc have not been working harm1.
niOusly together in other countries,
and it remains to bc seen how it will
work in this scGtion. They will arriv,
on Tho next trip Of tho lIawkCyo. -
ChdHettOa Courier,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-12
Make a FEW.

\ .Hri.uH ,uI student iu u university
"uco t"H Dr. Wayl4ud that he !hous b;
It wou"l m' easy 10 make proverbs like
'ho>, "t -"1vmuu. The only reply OF
pa. WayiauI was. "Nlakc few - II
,krpIIcs who haze spcut So Iuuch tins
III rariu; ut the Bible would try their
hands at InakiUs better book, boOS
,nA, would take hold uPou the heart
uI humanity, %h,ch would interest
children anu comfort old age; which
woul! Iu,pwe manhood and woman.
hood with the highest, truest. nObIest
vughts; which wuulA cLa,tru then
III j"y au4 c"atnrs them ir sOTrow it
iu'iIcIs would prqL4Ga Lhe first pagG
9l such buUk IL, this. We would gl4iIy
listen u what they hay to sIy. But
rhis rtrfual tauIt liu'lng. this evcrlast
Ing nrgarjun this SerEihg to rob peo-
pie pi IL hcaI'nul aud cunrNrtat j" faith
Snl leave Iham mnuhimg in its place ;
thus p'raIng VI a lew wprn cut sueers
mud olje,i'us, never %i'I accomplished
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-12
HAYES STANDING FIRM.
Ills Position nrfiEed by IIimself.-IIe
win EXhau1t Ills Constitutional
Powers TO Promote Reform
From the ~ aslringlon Post.

From the ~ astington Post.
While Mr., Hayes declines to be
intcrvIe wed 10 resulnr form upon any
public Iopic. hc docs not hesitate to ex'
press his views to those who call lron
him in n personal WY. lie deprccatei
the efforts which arc being made IL
various quarters to pr"lOug popular
agitation und PGTpctuasc sectional
feeling. not becauiu OF its reflection
upon him or his motives, but because
1t tends to cxasprratc the people ot
both sections and thus 10 prevent that
the understanding between tho North
and Suuih which is essential 10 the
res OratiOn OF perfect uuity Of patriotic
sentiment. llO expressed the belief,
however, that tho utcranecs of those
who, in their capacity Of managing
pUIIIic'aps, arc seeking to stir up u
w." ~ '
CT the Northern people any cOusidera-
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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-12

The organization Of the Kentucky
Legislature goes against tho Senatorial
chanccs Of Governor McCreary The
candidate now decidedly in tho lead ia
Chief Ju''ice Lindsay, of the Supreme
Court. md Of I'll those mentioned be
seems to be the most desirable. 1t il
not a comfortable thought that such a
light weight Us PrOctOr KuOtt has q
good following and is considered the
most likely in the event that dark
hO:Ss is worth anything.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-12

Ben Butler is Wiling to meet love.
iy WOMAN a. tho bar. Ile says "lf
any gcn,lemsp ha> anything to advance
to show that woman has not as good
right to practice law. everywhere aud
anywhere, as man, | would like to
hear it," Will, il she don't keep the
moupy Of her clients il will Oer,aiuIy
be an Improvement on tho practice Of
some "f the practitioners VIC have heard
of -B1ltimore ISm.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-12

- TuE Cumberland Times asserts
that the Methodist church at Crosnp.
town, AIlssauy county, is the Olles,
in thut county, having been built over
Gu" hundred years ago by Colonel
CrasaT.-Bishop Astury preached in
primitiYO days Of MG,hodism.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-12

-COLoSEL +. ". NJ IlOLLipAY, OF
Winchester, was iuuugurItcd with
great pOmp and display, at Richmond,
on friday last, us Governor Of Viz
giuia. The Governor in bis inaugural
takes tho ground that The State must
not rCpudiatc aug offs obligations.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-12

-lr is asserted that single lamp.
turned down so as to burn low will
poison all the air Of chcmbrr long be-
fore morning. a lamp should be allow
ed to burn brightly OF bc extingui.hrd
especially so in the chamber Of the
sick:
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-12
IRRITAL AND DEPARTURE
DF THE NAILS

Clarksburg-laiIy except S4"days-Ieavcs
Wes'Un ri . A, N.--arT;Tes NJ 1 7. u.
BrdAtOu Court llouse-daiIy except Sun.
days-arrives Mt IlrstUn by 5:Jn =. ~, aud
leaves Weston same day al 6:3O ? NJ
GlrmvilIr-Ieavrs Hrslnn ut ! 4. NJ. on
Mondays, WEDNESDAYS aud Friday:-arriTrs
nj . l'M Tuesdays, Thursdays and SAtHr-
days.
buckhannon-nrrives Gt W.stUn l@ NJ.
Tuesdays, Thmsday3"uI SAtusl"ys-ltA''s
Weston + v. same days. g.,
rhilippi-nrrise NJ Weston Tuesdays nad
Fridays nj GP. " LEAVES WesiVm He'!"rs-
day mud SATURDAYS nj I y. u.
Mount rlrIsAui-lravCS Weston N"H3 '.'
and thursdays NJ I a. M.-atrIrvs TIrsdN .
aud Eriln,s by p.N. .,
West uuiOu--arrivrs Mondays n i /, N
-lcayrs Weston TuCslhys ut \. NJ
Sand EOr!;-Uurr II wreK-lenvc' Weston
MomdaySat 9 \. M.-atnvrs Nuu4"!' !i =
+. .,
,En~ paitics having null 10 20 shon Il
bring 1t 10 The Otlicr half Hw hour hricsr the
drptr urr Of the nlnils
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-12
HOLDING 0? COURTS.
Cy>rc,\t Co\,vts.

WY T"'V" "Hu "5FRE"U0
GIImrr. llIh pl March and September
IIp,hnr. 22I If March md November
pr.>,on 7,h nf Anil n,d Or,,lnr
t, ~ IT,, '.' " V%~ m.
handolph' -on oi apFtl anu oc'"ber
Tucker. 81 Of May aud November
Barbour. 9th Of Nav mud Goyeubc,
Wchs,r- .,l;,h Of Nav md Srn,omIc,
-. io,L io.t
DFa&'on' 'o1n So1, ',I'e" a"a eS,n .oI" % Nnsu>'
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-12
Gdt Aen>urtaf.
Rates of Advert tising,

Ono Square, tea lineS Or less, one ia-
gertIOn 10
For each subsequent insertion s
One Square, twelve months 10 90
One.Eourth Of 4 column, 70 woaLhs :j 90
Our-hali VrX column, u months II Oh
Ono column, l3 months Is "
Local Notices 20 cents pc. line, which
must 10 pail in advance. S5 will bu
charged for announcing candidates fos
County and $40 for State and U. ). officers.
Lengthy Obituary Notices must be pHtd for
Ed' All Legal Notices Hso charged to ihs
attorney presenting them.
G0b PrdnN3dn9
tiy and pro mptly executed ath %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-04
CLEARED.

Steamer Wisconsin tBr. Forsyth, Liverpool via Queens
town--Willinms a Guion.
Steamer somerset tisD, stamper. Bristol. EW Nor
gan. -
: steamer Mnyacwer. Davidson. Phndclphia-Ja, Hand
Steamer Chesap AXE. MHngum, oftland-J Ames
ship Olaf tSorj, Andersen, kongsbers-Funcb. Edyo
Co.
lark Lll,sif Nor,. IIauge. Gloucester, E-Bcnham a
bark Warden Law ORB. Graham. Newry. I-Boyd a
bark Elvcrho, tSor, Natvg, Rostcraam-Funch, Edys
Co.
BARK Minde tSor,. Andersen Esnorc for crccrsFunch
Edge h Co.
Annie Mark tBr,. iiombcrg. Bahia via Richmond
Bark Carrie liecsc. woodbury.. Hsvana-J II winehes-
tor 4 Go.
Drg Fannie u Tucker. fucker. Maipas E-BretI Son a
Hrss cevdc DO Kerr Londonderry. l-snow burgess
BrIg Mcrryman. Lccraw. santos via Rio Janeiro :
Tnon Norton 20.
Brig Charles Hoard tBr,, Brunh, - Johns. PR-Lan
man 4 Kemp
Srnr Kcnsett Iinrxden. Marseiiles-Ja amos Henry.
Schr Madeira tBr), McDougali, 81 Pierre, Mario
Bertaux. i -
schr II Grimm, Mckinney. Nassau. Mp Weinberg
4 Go.
sehr stephen Burncs, Wright. San Salvador Wen
berg 4 Co.
rchr y q SAWYER, hanson. Fern ndina- Warren Ray
Schr II smith. Edwards. Brunswick, ow--Warro Ray.
schr Como. Bunker. Portland-H Loud Co.