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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-16
Yellow Fever Notes

The quarantine at Delhi will be discon-
tinued tomorrow.
Junius Hart, formerly of this city, but at
present of New Orleans, has lost his entire
family from the yellow fever.
Mr.. Simpkinson received yesterday from
the Gazette Company the sum of $55 80,
which had been received from different
parts of the State. n .f...s
The Chickasaw Guards, military COM
pany from Memphis, Tenn, which has been
giving prize drills through the North for
the purpose of raising funds for their suffer
ing city, will be in this city in a few days,
and drill at Chester Park. ela
The Citizens Relief Committee met yes
terday and appropriated the following sums:
To New Orleans, $500; to West Baton Rouge,
$213; to Lagrange Tenn, 800. They also
issued a call upon those who have SUBJ
scribed. urging them to forward the entire
amount subscribed at once, as the funds are
greatly needed. oa .lIt sR
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at 45@7Oc per gallon. and Sorghum at 3o@32c pc.
gallon. N s+.
OILS-Refined petroleum steady and quiet and
selling at 1015Gl2c per gallon. Prime linseed is in
moderate request at 55c per gallon. Extra lard oil
is quiet and steady at 5S@60c per gallon.
PEANUTS-The demand is fair; market quiet
and steady. Tennessee are quoted at 412@5c fol
red and 5lg(16c for prime 10 choice white per lb.
POTATOES-Are in fair eonsumptive demanf
and the market steady. Receipts ample and quotec
at 81 251 50 per brl for loose lots on arrival, ana
prime to choice in store at 81 C0Ge1 70 per brl,
packed. Sweet potatoes duh at 81 j09l 70 per brl.
P0ULTRY-Fdir demand for live chickens and
ample offerings and Sc ling at 81 50@3 % for full
grown and 81 5O@2 90 for small per dozen. DuckS
offered at 81 25@2 so per dozen and duh. Turkeys
at 7@p719c per lb
SALT-Market quiet and steady for Liverpool at
$l@l 10. per sack for choice and Turks Island al
35g36c per bu. Ohio River and Kanawha is quoteG
at y5c@Sl per brl OF bu and 81 20 per br Of bu.
SEED-Quiet and easy for clover with moderate
offerings at 6s5@7e per h. on arrival aud 7J$c per
ID, in store. Timothy dull at 81 0a1 10 per bu,
on arrival, and 81 256g1 80 per bu, i'll store Flax
seed selling Mt 81 15Ggl 25 per bu.
SUGAR-The market is firm and quiet. We
quote refined yellow 734@S22sc, extra c 854Ca91Sc
A white 915(997sc granulated and powdered l01{
910ssc, and crushed l09zc per ID.
TALL0W-Is in moderate demand and quiet
with country selling at sc per lb, packed.
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YELLOW FEVER.
National Associated Press TO the Star.
TODAY IN NEW ORLEANS,

National Associated Press to the Star. .
TO-DAY IN NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 16-1 P. M.-Official
statement of yellow fever cases reported in
the city: Deaths from IL m. yesterday to
- m. to-day, %; new cases, ITO. Total
cases to date, 1885; total deaths, 1915
IN MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 16-There is some hope
of storm to be followed by cooler weather
and perhaps frost. The slightest indication
of this hoped for event is watched with the
greatest interest. The city is beginning TO
present more lively appearance, but is
far from business-like. The disease con
tinues to spread in the country. Out of the
66new cases yesterday 40 were outside of
the city.
ABOUT NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS. Oct. 16.-Howards' dis
patches:
Mississippi City-3o cases yellow fever at
Handsboro; new cases here.
Harrisonburg, La.-12 cases here; one
physician dead.
Tangipahoa, La.-2 new cases and death
fever spreading.
Bay st. Louis-5 new cases.
Biloxi, Miss deaths; 2 new cases.
Pattersonville La death; no abate
ment.
Pass Christian, Miss.-Increase in fever
reported; 2 deaths up to II M. yesterday
Great distress.
Ocean Spring, Miss. - IL new cases.
Total cases to date 125 and total deaths 8.
McComb City, Miss.-No deaths the pas
"a hours. ..-
Canton Miss-1o new cases in town ant
deaths The disease in the country i:
really alarming. We are out of provisions
and actually suffering. We have helped
ourselves as best we could with our limit &c
means, but feel under the repeated calls
that we are justified in again appealing tc
the public for aid. The spread of the dis
ease in the country was an unlocked fol
calamity.
Democrats specials:
Baton Rouge-46 new cases and deaths
in the past "a hours.
Canton. Miss.-6 new cases and death il
the past "a hours. Fever very bad in tht
country.
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dence that she was in reality the living
Mrs. Schrand.
This of course had induced the Coroner
to postpone the inquest until tomorrow, to
see if the deceased could not be identified.
1t is now thought that she is relative of
Mr.. Geilfuss, who lives in Camp Washing
ton. He has been telegraphed to, in order
to take view Of the remains, which are
lying at Habig's undertaking establishment.
Strange to say, every one who yes
terday saw the drowned body in the canal,
could not but note the similarity of the de-
ceased's features TO those of Mrs. Schrand
when she was before the Coroner The two
were as like as two eggs
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The Chickasaw Guards.

A telegram was received to-day from
indianapolis, stating that the Chickasaw
Guards, of Memphis, would arrive here on
Monday next. This military company is
composed of the first young men of Mem
phis. At the recent prize drill in st.
Louis, it came within fractional point
of carrying off the first prize, a company
from Chicago taking it. The second, how
ever. was cheerfully awarded to the
Chicks" as they are called at home. Our
military should give the Southern boys a
handsome reception. .-.....,
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pBr CINCINNATI oct 16-2:3O P. M.-Whisky is
active and no change in price. Flour quiet.
Wheat in moderate demand. Corn steady and
fair movement. Rye quiet and demand MOD
crate. Barley dull. Oats inactive ex-
cept for local feeding. Mess pork steady
little doing but no change Lard, moderate sales
and easy. Bulk meats, light demand and market
rather weak. Hogs steady but quiet market. Cot
ton dull and lower.
PS-WEATHER-Fair, followed by cloudy or part
ly cloudy weather. and indications Of rain, for the
next twenty-four hours
Ba- In order to accommodate Eastern advertis-
ersin the STAR, Mr.. E. Duncan Sniffen, No. Y
Astor House, New York City, has been appointed
our general and special agent for the Eastern
States This will be branch Office OF the STAR,
Mr.. Sniffen being authorized to make advertising
contracts on our behalf and receipt all collections
therefor in our name ..,a
pg-THE Covington Office of the STAR is at No
Z East Pike street. in Hardn's Insurance Office.
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The Election.

The arguments by the lawyers of the two
candidates for Prosecuting Attorney have,
as stated yesterday, been finished. To-day
the County Clerk and 'squires Wright and
Rowekamp have been locked up in the for.
mer's room to decide upon the vote cast for
Irwin and Drew respectively in Precinct C
of the Fourth Ward and in the South
western Precinct of Colerain Township.
They looked over the matter all of this
forenoon until the time of our going to
press. but even then were unable to decide
who was to receive his certiicate-Drew OF
Irwin ~.
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses have
been issued since our last report:
Cary Duncan and Ida Harris.
VIM. E. Gang and Ann Oliver.
Richard Rottler and Amelia Sweitzer.
A. s. f. French and annie G. Bunker
w. F. Kallmeyer and Josephine Schmidt
Ferd. Trarbaek and Josephine Keihl.
]. G. Fritsch and Louisa Boecke.
VIM. Fowler and Annie Dellano.
Jac Winsteig and Mary Traviaga.
BENZ. Engbersen and Christina Leviok.
Fred. Herzog and Adelheit Zeissner.
VIII. Kisker and Henrietta A. Harmeyer.
Fred. Howe and Ernestine Blumhardt.
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night this week and Saturday matinee. Sc
cure seats at HaWley's .--.----.----s-

night this week and Saturday matinee. Sc
cure seats at Hawley's. -----.------
END, OF THE ANNA BOYLE ENGAGEMENT
The Anna Boyle engagement at Pixies
Opera-hOuse ended rather suddenly at the
time the matinee should have commenced
yesterday. 1t was simply a question of sal
ary which some of the members demanded,
and the managers had not the wherewithal
to settle. The "Merry Cricket" of the even
ing before was very sad yesterday.
THE VICTORIA LOTUS BLONDES.
At the Grand Central Theater the Victoria
Lotus British Blondes are nightly drawing crowd
ed houses. This Company is pronounced one of
the best of its class that has visited the city for
long while.
The performance begins with Mr. Harry LIE
Clairs new and original music sketch Of "The
Stage-struck Chambermaid," in which he imper-
sonates a female and appears in five different
characters, introducing songs, dances, DC In
this piece he Is supported by George
Atkins and J. C. Harrington. Mr. Atkins
is a clever comedian and puts life and fun in the
"ka-whole ka- biz" Mr. james NARROW and the
Etzelstne Sisters are good, and receive their share
of the applause. The performance all through is
good and will continue to draw big houses.
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SHERIFF WEBER.
,.n List of His Appointments.

Our new Sheriff, Mr.. George Weber, has
made the following appointments of Dep
uty Sheriffs, Janitor, &C.: .r...
Jailer Jacob Birnbaum.
Turnkey, Mr.. Knollenberg.
Summons Deputy, Henry Schlotman, Jr.
Execution Deputy, Henry Haynes.
Jail Watchmen, Thomas Sink and George
Minning. ....'.., s. T.
Janitor Richard Hatch, colored. ,,..
Court Room Deputies, s, Van Ausdale
and G. w. Millholland.
Criminal Deputy, William J. James.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

"TRIP VAN w1NKLE'' AT THE GRAND.
Mr.. Jefferson's RIP Van Winkle'' was
by another good house last night.
This grand delineation should not be missed
by Single real lover Of the drama. Tho
piece is splendidly mounted and the COM
pany is rendering fine support. Every
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Death Record.
The following deaths have been placed on

ThefoIIowing deaths have been placed Q
record since our last report: ~
Thos Scully, hours, city. Die
John Cory, n yrs, Germany.
Chas. Fehr, 45 yrs, Germany.
Mathew Bentley, rs yrs, England.
Infant Moley, city.
Infant Lock, city.
Sarah Richardson, 65 yrs U. 8.
Albert BlTrns. II yrs, city.
Charles Meyer, 80 yrs, Germany.
John Heinlein, 1S yrs, city.
Joseph Dirk, 2.Yrs, city.
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FINANCIAL.

CINCINNATI. Oct 1920 P. M.
Gold is quoted here at l00491O012, buying and
selling. Gold checks at I005s.
Eastern exchange is steady and demand fair
Rates unchanged, Buying at par and selling at
lilo premium.
Sterling dull at previous rates. We quote sight
at 81 S5, and 60-day bills at S4 so per in gold
The following are the local buying and sellhic
rates for Government bonds:
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ESIVEIs INTELLIGENCE.

OIL CITY, Pa Oct. 16--9:00 A. M.--Allegheny
River 10 inches and stationary Weather partly
cloudy. Thermometer $50, Wind north.
BROWNSVILLE, Pa Oct 16--10:O0 A. M.-Monoa-
gahea River feet 10 inches and falling slowly.
Thermometer 70o. Weather clear Wind south.
EPITTsBuRG, Pa, Oct. 16-11:00 A. M-Riycr
below the marks. Weather clear and warm.
CHARLESTON, W. VA. Oct. 1890 A. M
Kanawha River feet and stationary Weather
clear. Thermometer 60. Wind south.
Steamboat Movements.
Capt Jas Kirker's fine, fast and light-draught
Granite State came down and will be the packet
leaving this evening from the foot of Broadway for
Maysvifle, Portsmouth, Ironton, Big Sandy, CALI
polls and Pomeroy direct. Captain Watt Shedd
presides in the office.
The popular and reliable Laura L. Davis will
follow the Granite State and leave to morrow eve
ming for Pomeroy.
The new and palatial Josie Harry is loading and
will depart this evening for Evansville and all in
termediate points. Capt Milt R. Harry is her
efficient and clever master
The John L. Rhoads will be the regular c. h O.
Railroad packet leaving today promptly at 4 D. m.
for Huntington in place of the Telegraph. She
will be followed tomorrow by the fast new Emma
Graham. ''N
BOat-hahdls' Gossip.
Weather partially cloudy and windy.
Business fair on the levee.
The river was about stationary here at neon to-
day, with 4 feet inches in the channel.
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AID FOR THE SUFFERERS.

ALL THEW WAY FROM FRANCE.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 16.-The Secretary of
State has received from the Consul of the
United States at Lyons, France, through
Dryfus, Kolln & Co., of New York, the sum
of 81, 300 being the amount of subscrip-
ton raised in the former city in aid of the
yellow fever sufferers.
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Live slock Market.

CINCINNATI, Oct 1G-2 p NJ
The following are the receipts and shipments OF
live stock for the past "A hours:
Receipts. Shipments
Cattle tle.............................. 1153 81
Hogs s.............................. 475l 170-
Sheep. Observation-Disclosures. 242 73l
HOGS-The IL arket is steady and activeo on light
but dull on heavy. Common sell at 81 40@2 s.
fair to good at 81 9j93 90 and choice at % 80 per
GENITAL.
CATTLE-The market is slow and weak Com.
mon sell at 81 5092 medium at 81 25@53, good to
choice at S. 2jt94 and shipping grades at S494 Is
per GENITAL.
SHEEP-Market dull. Common to fair at So @
i@S, and good to choice at So 2594 25 per centai
gross.
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E0r HunfingtOl

WEDNESDAY, 18th, at 5 P. NJ, f0SITIVELA.
r= ~. L. RHOADS, y. 8. Morgan, Mastee
Freight received on Wharfboat foot Ok
- Broadway. w. HonShell, Supt
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For POneroy.

THURSDAY, 18th. at S P. M. POSITIVELY,
sr = LAURA L. DAVIS, ]. c. Reno Mazter.
L@iMsa& Apply on board, or to James 8. WisN
aSuperintendent.
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The following is the 80 Q. m. report for New
York stock market as received by Lea, Sterrett &
Co., 8 West Third street.
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For. Evansville.

WEDNESDAY, 10th, at p. M, POSITIVELY.
N.Y - JOSIE HARRY, Milt R. Harry, Nss-
ter Apply on Noard, or TO Royse A.
= Mosset Agents,
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For P0meroy.
THIS DAY, 18th, at 5 P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
- = POTOMAC, James Kirker, Master.
49, Freight received ON Wharfboat foot Of
D Broadway. W. Honshe1l, Supt
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TELEGRAPAICI
THE FEVER.
LOUISIANA,

NV ORLEANS, Octobers Filed i2:l5 D. m,
deaths 90, new cases yerorted 1891 total
eases gso2i total deaths 1906, weather clear
and warm
Col. W. NJ. Oweno Washington Artillery,
Harry Lee, clerk OF the cotton exchange arc
conyalcscing.
Among the new cnses Is Rev. Thos. J.s
Abbott of the congregation of the Mission o
st. stephens church. Among the deaths are
Joseph cashcll, assistant signal officer aud
A. We'll, sexton of the Temple Sinai.
TnnEopEAux, LA, October . Twenty new
cases and three deaths
NioKsDunG, October 9 There were twelve
deaths yesterday, three or which were nom
the country. The Towards make another APP
peal and say the fever Ia spreading fearful
rapidity In the country. They also state that
II Is safe to say there are eight hundred cases
In the country and outside the city.
DAY ST. LOWS, October 2-Twcnty three
new cases and two deaths yesterday.
BATON RouGE, October ?,-The yellow fever
Is increasing at rapid pace. there being ~
new cases reported yesterday and large ac-
cession will be added by this mornings re-
port, six deaths having occurred since yestcr-
day, and great many are reported In dying
condition. The epidemic must soon reach Its
climax here. There have been over four hun
dred new cases In the last Ave or six days.
Rev. DIR. Stewart Episcopal minister was
taken sick at two O'Clock, he Is totally pnacll-
mated, good worthy citizen, and esteemed
by all. Nothing now is doing save attending
to the sick rnd distressed, aud the sole occu-
patton is to combat the disease the best We
can.
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Closing Markets.
Pleasant Paragraphs.

| "Lip-scrvice," said q preacher
earnestly, sis unacceptable" mo"
muttercd n Constable in the audience,
''noihing sticks but a written sum
mons and personal serS ice. '-Sher-
man Heisfer.
A PoLICEMAN's PHILOSOPHY
A policeman having been called upon
10 shoot n dog in n ward on Brush
street Yesterday, took a seat on a fence,
drew ilp his leqs out Of danger. and
remarked 10 himself MS he took aim:
"The seat of all vanity is the heart.
and here poes.v A COW In the LOT no.
yond thew IN her head and went pal-
loping around, and the dog troited
over the yard MS if perfectly al home.
The officer got a good ready end Oh
served
"The fear of death Is often AS
strongly exhibited in beasts as in
man, aud their dyjuq aropies have
lbecn know n 10 bring tears 10 the ewes
of their cxecntors.n Bangl A wom-
an who was working up an old knot
| in the alley flung down the ax. nut
her head over the fence and warned
the policemen that She didn't want
to be bothered any more, though she
wouldn't object TO his shooting up in
the air &c the police regulations r. :
auircd il.
Natural history asserts that the
average life of a cauine is four years"
r. sum; d the officer as he brought the
revolver dow a again, "and that they
lare subject 10 four, en- different dis
eases. / will now take that chap
right behind the ear, penetrating
skull and brain and causing death in
from two to four ininuies.n The
smoke had scarcely lifted when q
melon pedler. whose horse was COM
ing dow the street at n slow pace,
rose up in his wagon and called out
"If YOU BOYS don't STOP shooting
beans at me I'll WALTON the huh
crowd, rich ones and ALI That ERE
la It one lust ticklcd my nose I"
Natural history'-began the officer,
the fence and slipped iuto the street
aud made of. "Natural history" re-
peated the blue-coat as he dropped
of the fence, "explicitly states that
dogs must stand siiIl when being shot
at, and IL / didn't hit him it's the
fault of cducation,"
Some time ago two of our candi-
dates who had been attending JUS
tees court on the Brazos, started TO
return after dark, but after riding
for some distance, became uncertain
about the way, the night being very
dark and resolved to camp out. They
tied their horses TO mesquite, aud
lying down together, covered up with
their blankets. About two O'clock
both began to be troubled in their
| slaan nv horriu dreams One of
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Guard Against


That life-desiroylng scourge, consumption,
by promptly subduing with the aid OF Par
ker's Ginger Tonic every attack OF cough,
cold or sore throat. There is nothing like It.
Acting powerfully upon the blood and skin,
and the mucous surface Of the throat and
lungs, IL speedily oyercomes these dangerous
disorders, prevents the development OF the
dreaded CONSUMPTION, and removes all pain
and soreness from the lungs. II is wonder
fully enicacious in dyspeptic Affections, and
gives the most comforting relief from head
ache, distress In the stomach, nervousness,
low spirits, wakefulness, palpltation OF the
heart, heartburn, etc. It regulates the bow
els, corrects both unnatural looseness and
constipation and stimulates the liver 10 heal
thy action. Buy from your druggist, d. y.
Graves, Waco, a 81 90 bottle or sample bot
tie at Is cts. and test It's merits. ocl-lw
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LATEST MARKETS.
NOON,

GALVESTON, October 2.-MosKY-Gold at
iOoI siiyer-Ameriean, parj Mexican, 90,
New York sight, y discounts New Orleans
sight, par.
HIDEs- Firm and in demand. Dry selected,
Ice; picked, IA stack salted, lee; kips, lac;
wet salted, 7ko to shc.
wooL-Dulli fine Eastern spring clip,
sO@92c; Fine Western ie9leci Improved Mex
lean, l09lSc.
sALT.-Quleti coarse, 81 Is, line, 81 IS pei
sack,
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MISCELLANEOUS.


MONTGOMERY, Ala, October IA letter In
q Harrisburg paper, puipoiting to be from
this city, stating that the fever Is here. is 4
base hoax. No such person as DR.. A. May,
whose name was sign'i as the riter, live,
here. The persons mentioned as dying ar,
not only well but heye never been sick. The
city was never healthier.
The Walhists--Hughes and o.
UH.I Leary.-
NEW York, October 2,-ht DEL, X this
morning, o'Leary had walS'd ~ miles and
Hughes s7i miles.
The Turf.
San FRANCISCO, October AIT San Jos,
yesterday, Abe Edition won the citing race
by making 2;2l, beating Doty and C.quette'
time, which are2:2I, 2:23k end2 AJAX.
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The walhi.ts--Hughes and O.
The Turf.
FOREIGN NEWS.
Bank Matters In SEQ tland

LONDON, October 2.--A circular signel by
all the Scotch banks has been issued, an
nounclng that the City Of Glasgow Bank
will not open Its doors to-day, and VIII cease
to issue notes In order TO lessen the inconven-
renee TO the public Other Scotch banks wi, I
accept Its notes as usual.
The City of Glasgow Bank has a paid up
capital OF 81 200, 600, and It's liabilities are
50,0l), 900. Liability shareholders are IN
limited. One hundred Touad shares Of the
bank were dealt In the la yesterday at over
GOO, and within the week ut f2:7. The bank
was established In 1880. II had ffty 10 sixty
branches. II is the heaviest bank failure In
Scotland since 1871. When this concern sus-
pended other Scotch banks were asked for
assistance, hut after examining their books at
meeting yesterday they refused to do 20.
The failure has caused great excitement
throughout Scotland and In London.
The Stock Exchange there was heavy fall
In Scotch railroad securities In consequence
| of the pressure on Scotch holders to sell.
The failure is generally attributed 10 Its re-
sources being locked up In bills, securities
and deposits of various kinds that were not
readily convertible.
Peace Congress Ends in n Row.
Pans, October 2.-The international Peace
Congress ended yesterday. The sitting was
somewhat confused occasionally.
The Brittalns defended Roumania energet-
ically against the reflections OF one of the
speakers regarding the alleged religious per-
secutions OF that province, but the majority
disapproved Of his defense. Later In the ses.
sion Dupree attacked Vatican In ofIensiy,
| a
Power in Madrid.
LONDON, October IA Madrid newspaper
reports three cases of yellow fever in tho hos
pitai In that city.
A Treaty to BIO Submitted.
CoSsTAKrIsoPLE, October 2.-The Porto in
tends submitting treaty OF peace with Rus
STA TO the Powers.