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New-York tribune., 1878-04-15
NIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Sgn0pSis for the Past "a Hours.

WASHINGTON, April 10, 1 n. m.-The
pressure is generally below the 1t is low the
Indian Territory and highest in Manitoba. Light RAIN
has fallen except in the Middle and South Atlantic
States The temperature has remained nearly station
ary SOutherly winds prevail in the South and South
west nOTthwesterly IN the Lake region and Northwest,
nOrthery in NeW-England, and variable in the Middle
States.
Indications
For NeW-Eu gland, partly cloudy weather, occasional
light showers light DortherY winds becoming variable,
and stationary higher pressure and temperature.
For the Middle Atlantic, South Atlantic, and Gulf
States, partly cloudy weather occasional showers.
winds mostly from southeast to southwest and nearly
stationary temperature and pre- sure.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-15
FOREIGN NOTES.

HAVANA, April 14.-lntelligence from Nene-
ea says the Congress Of that country has decreed the
rcOpenIng OF the Ports OF NaracaibO and COrO.
HAVANA, April 14.-The United States Postal
Commission lCft here FOR home to-day.
CANTON, April 12.-A hurricane, accompanied
by two waterspOuts, has caused immense damage here
in the foreign concession and native city No deaths are
reported among the foreign population.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-15

tcnas OF
nShes The perpendicular give divisions II time q hours
white line represents ~ oscation
81 ths HscuTy during thoss
TRIBUNE OFFICE, April Is. I a. ma continuous
rise Of airprcssure has taken place during the past
hours, accompanying general fair weather. The tenn
perature has risen slightly The moisture OF the air is
mot in excess.
For this city and vicinity, partial cloudDess, gradua
Increasing, may be expected to-day, and there Is ia
probability OF occasional rains tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-15
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
AN AFFRAY IN ST. PETERSBURG.

AN AFFRAY IN ST. PETERSBURG
A CROWD DISPERSED BY THE PoLICE-MYsTERIoUs
DISAPPEARANCE OF NJ. TREPow's woULD-BE
ASSASSIN.
ST. PETERSBURG, April IA.
As Vera Sassutch, the woman who re-
Gently attempted to assassinate NJ. TrepOw,
Chief of the st. Petersburg Police, was re-
turning from court, an affray occurred. in
consequence of the police endeavOring to disperse
the crowd of students and others who followed
her, cheering. Pistols were fired, and student
was killed. The official account of the affair says
he committed suicide after firing at the police. who
did not fire at all. 1t also states that the woman
Sassulch reached her residence safely, but by sat
urday morning she had disappeared. 1t is rumored
that the tribunals dealing with political offences
wIll be modified, as in the above case the accused
was acquitted in spite of her own confession that
her attempt to kill NJ. Trepow was premeditated.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-15
RIGHT AND WRONG on BOTH SIDES.
-, rIn Pnrhaafer TIelnnernf nuR ChrOniclf.

The Administration is not to be utterly cor
d.T,ned Ii has certainly, III is various departments
LII trosg rted the public business IL has naugraled
Some reforms 1t has been Tree fTom scandals. ~ nas
sade some unfortunate appointments but II has hOl
hen obed TO responsible for defalcailons ana cor
notons and the service has 0een administered without
IuPob An thls Is something fOrwbich to ne tbankIu
Va nav well encourage the nope OF accommodation
h PreGen taking counsel OF true Republicans soOa1
lho reorganlZe bis Cabinet; II he would, Whlle SIN
his prerOgauve OF nomination consult more
taIv win those entitled TO b. heard, ana II ne Woud
nnoen zines aud under all circumstances, MAINTAIN
a. & an VRnn1bIcansm past differences with the party
0nd be forgotten and peace would De seeuie1. 3 ~
her
New-York tribune., 1878-04-15
rrur WEST STRONG FOR HONEST MONLl'
ALL f,ror, the Mihc0Vkee Ssnunet. ,. ,.

The situation is not understood at Washing asll e
lhC ts sLoVn IN Senator HOWes EFFORTS tV
ton, hs In the Greeubackers, to strengthen bnnseiI
VOTE th ~ ssnatorial contest this state The h1hest
money men have lack OF distinct orgathSUn h as \ has
~ ~ Panubcan party TO represent tnen, as IT ls
S on ans so ar The reen6ackers and the pancStrcheh
bemocrats making the financial quesu0n % lnt oN "a ~ fs
H. have created the impression that tue entlfe MesI 10
rG3 on finance As matter OF fact the honest money
element IN the West is stronger than tne
aent and any campaign plan based on any OtheI lhugd
aiandlpg win be mistake, ana perhaps Ia,dl one, 4,
Honest money must constitute an IMPORTANT P''HA T."
Tho RpunbCau platform.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-15

Broad Street Theatre with Edwin Booth and VIII
present series Of the best actors in the land NJ j. r.
Zimmerman has been engaged business manager.
and Mr. c. K Burns as treasurer Mr. Ford already con-
trolls all the along the Southern circuit; and
now, by establishing himself also in Philadelphia, he
becomes the most influential manager in the United
New-York tribune., 1878-04-15

A good advertisement may be fguTatively
said salesmanone that gets into the homes Of the
people-One with the capacity Of addressing million OF
people daily saying only the right thing at the right
time aud in the best manner
Parties desiring good work in newspaper advertising
are invited 70 address - -
Z. DUNCAN sNIFFEN,
81 and 80 AstOr House Offices, y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-15

TuaeP e costest The cheapest carpets Carpet Lin
nr Should be aced Cotton and Paper only that man.
acturel by the American Carpet Lining Co., NewYork and
Boston, For sale by all carpet dealers.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-15
4 Rrooklyn nnn last

A BROOKLYN man deposited 5000 with Aler.
Frothingham Co. brokers' ~ Walst. NewGork as mar.
Gin 100 shares st. Paul r. r. stock Ine
stock weeks afterwards realizing $1,000 proht
Their Weekly Financial Report Is sent free.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-15
GRAND DINNER TO GENERAL GRANT.

All the Ministers were present at the dinner
given by the King to General Grant on Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-15

A DUBLIN-TENDRE.-Ciergym a. So they're
quitting up paliDgs round the workhouse, RyanP
Via yer rivrenee, an bad cess 70 em It's Home Rule
we're wantin'; not repailln' the Union I"-lJudy
New-York tribune., 1878-04-15

"Mr. Tapenthred isn't in, see,n said an old
shopper TO the clerk In attendance. " NO m, ne s AZ
IN, he has he's got Pneumonia" You don't say soi
what are you getting yard for monia, now Wf-bos'on
Commercial Bulletin.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-15

DIR. BUTT AND THE HOME RULERS.
LONDON, Monday, April Is, 1873.
A special telegram from Dublin to The
Standard says is expected that DIR. Butt will resign his
seat in Parliament as well the leadership OF the Home
Rule party, -
New-York tribune., 1878-04-15
"IEWELs OLE TIE GAVE AND sea-

"JEWELS OF TIE GAVE AND SEA"
4 coating of diamond on a pure crystal base.
These PaTsan Diamonds For safe only at Humphrey
eweer $40 Broadway, OF l2thst, NeYfOrk send
for The Circlet OF Gems.n Mailed free.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-15
MAKRIED-

RICHARDSON N-THOMAs-April l2 1878. az the St Cloud
Hotel New-YOrl by the Rev r. D. Hodge Charles f. Rich
ars0n Of Philadelphia TO Elizabeth Miner daughter OF tho
late Jesse Thomas, Of WLkesJarre, Penn.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-15

HEADQUARTERS TIN RECT, n G. 8. y. Y.}
NEw-YORK, April l3, 1873.
The officers regiment requested 10 attend n tl
uniform the funeral Of Colonel James r. Htchcock YIN eg.
meut O. n y unite IN the last tribute OF re-
spec 10 the memory of distinguished officer whose ehaac
ability reflect honor upon the oi New
York. by order OF COLONEL EhAtONS CLAIM
Z. GRAHAM BACON, Adutant
New-York tribune., 1878-04-15

An Notices Of Marriages must De iHdorssi teta hGif
nHne and QdqIess.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-15
PUBLIC OPINION.

smoke and they all appear take the situation very
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-23
sTABBRD BY A WOMAN.

cry OF 'Murderi Poiicc!' camo from an upper
floor Of No. 1918 Second avenue yesterday afternoon
as Palroiman Rennis was passing below. He ran up
stairs and tried the OF tho room from which tho
cries came. He found locked but IN answer to his
rap 1t was opened by q woman He entered and found
John Ormond lying upon the floor bleeding from two
dangerous stab wounds. one In the sbdomen and sn-
other IN the lett shoulder. The wounded man was
removed TO The hospital ana the woman arrested
She gave her Mrs. Ellen sullivan. Ormond
met her in the afternoon NJ tue hall door,
and, under The pretenco OF having something TO
say 10 her induced her to 20 TO her room
they reached the room ne proposed 70 send Tor
beer, and aid against her wishes. Her husband
was away & the time. When the boy who had been
sent Tor the beer Ormond tried got
take some but she refused lie draok IL all himself
and then began to be familiar with her
Sho resented HIS advances, but he persisted
and finally shocked her down and attempted 10 IA
sault her. She escaped rom him and run 10 tho win
DOW shouting for help He grasped her again aud
they struggled for tho mastery She managed TO seze
u knife and wit Il stabbed him Orm0nd Is builder
nue. HIS injuries considered fatal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-23
TIE NNESSEE REPUBLICANS.
THE CONVENTION OPPOSED TO REpUDIATIoN-
PLATFORM ADOPTED.

THE CONVENTION OPPOSED TO REPUTATION
PLATFORM ADOPTED.
NASHVILLE. August ID 1873.
The Tennessee Republican Convention met here al
noon to-day, with = measre attendance. Not more
than one hundred delegates were on the floor, only
twenty OF whom coiored. Foriy.nine out OF th'
n,nety.fcur counties OF The State were represented
many OF them by proxy. Governor Henry s. Foo"
was made permanent chairman and platform wa
adopted rs foiiows:-
PLArroRM
The republican party OF iennessss while rea irmng ti
YET direct apglcstion the present question:: =. .
in cue state affairs, 90 u.nf a. x s m W. s
v ws sor tho aSss
creditors may Voluntarily Ooncede more favorable
,n that ss % SpSo q :onSrs
Mise oaerod by the creditors. showed them.
sesss r an honest people willing shi
and sas nc as1s p sns
eucy rscreaney TO the public trust 10 FALLING TO meet
esy declaration OF principles socAisd 40 set
ina, We aSor the src.ss. economy
scutIins the conduc, Of state snAss .na that
spos. ana over ssrvics. is
Of nd .a 1ns ne
oil fees into ne puzzle ,s of pubic schools
70 . = az sy o s ss . TAX i e
i a:s sssss''
70 hsud in hand; therefore favor psrisetine and
common scIcol system on broad and
basis nfncnt Of the people, by the pso
pe shall uot perish froni the oArtn
opposed to tue syrtom oil leasing
cou brought into competition with the
and other laborns OF the state asyssem
innu gurstod and pesisteniy mAntsned by democrats
hnyn degrade labor and deprive the toina
masses their just opportunities for merited reward
Resolved That favor encouraging emigration to our
State ping incoming population 10 knowledge
mHnioa Resources aud abundant harvests
Resolved such legislation AS Is neces.
sary to and fair cections, aud fs return OF
SrsoIved That we favor enactment of mechanics
lien Inv such will protect honest nechanc IN thof
lust right mpnsation Tor materials furnisneu ana
labor Performed
rho following resolution was offered by Zsnophop
Wheeler, oil Cbattan ooss:-
A RESOLUTION THAT MADE TROUBLE.
Resolved That we cordially ndorse the adm nisraton
of President Hayes as 10th able and pAsroto sna on
which itself all fair minded men withous re-
gard 70 party. - w.u
Mrch com m ot,uu ensued upou tne reading OF this
resolution, aud n motion was made TO table H. rus
evoked animal ed uiscussiou IN tho midst Of wncn
Tue Chairman SAID that II the resoiu.ion were rejected
hs would Withdraw from tho chair. Inc resoiuton
was npa,y reerrod the Coumittce on Resolutions,
from which IL was aftorward withdrawn ny It's author
Emerson Etneridge, oil Memphis, was thon MONT
NARA, ior t;overnor inc tnru ballot aud tue Con-
venoo adjourned until eight O'Clock TINS evening 10
NV pnc from tue nominee Of his &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-23
NOMINATIONS FOR CONGRESS.

The Alabama labor grcenbackers OF the Second dis
trict have nomiuatcd james +. Armstrong.
Tho Michigan republicans OF the Filth district have
nominated John W. stone.
the 0aio republicans OF the Second district have
nominated Thomas L. Young
The Ohio democrats oil the Twelfth district have
nominated James EmmitL
Tue Kontucky democrats OF the Seventh district
have nominate Oh J. U. 3. Blackburn.
Tue West Virginia national grcenbackers or the
Charleston district nave nominated II. ). Walker.
The ONO republicans OF the Thirteenth district have
noniBaiedN. IA. Van Voorhees,.
no est Virginia republicans OF the first distriot
have nominated John Hubbard.
Tho soventy-third ballot oil tho Fourth Congress
ionai District Convention oil Georgia gives Congress-
msu Harris only Is votes; necessary TO choice
% 3, one county delegation having been thrown out
The Pcnnsylvan greenbackcrs nave Nominated h.
f. Orvis for the Eleventh district and John NJ Nycc,
OF Pike county, Tor the twenty second district
Tue Illinois democrats in the Sixth district have
renofni Bsted william X. Morrison,
Tue Iown democrats nave nominated Timothy
Brown at Cedar Rapids.
Tho michigan democrats OF th1 Seventh district
have neminated 0'Brisn j. AtkinGA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-23
NEW YonK's AID FOR THE SUFFERERS.

n. Barnett No. lis Franklin street. received tho
following contributions for New orIsaus:-
Colgate Co., 500; India Rubber Comb Company. $50;
sSs stshess s'S e.ir aes *a1 xasr
49, 3 D,yss eorSar6e .,n Go. 40
9i,enhsi%sr Bro,as,.. SO Mayer .ssor., Co. 81;
a. Aaiissfdt Co. s,o i.sin; Ses... Co, SO; Kahn
SMITH hs%rp s So p j. 'oao"m'en sS Cash. 49,
OF $50 from Mr. August Ruttcn Of Now York, ana $50
from the Rarian woolicn Mills.
Mr.. William A. Camp, ManaRer OF tho Clearing
House, reports the receipt OF $3.50 from Subscribers
to the fund Tor The sufferers by yellow lover, FOL
lows
Kennedy. hu.chln.oa 4 Co.. sicos Nil.en q. narnst
Cash. S.: Latham. Alexander Co. $50, Robert buck,
Sssa %' Co.. $50 f s ss sS' '"0 ~ 0' "'''n
THIS makes tho total subscription she past two
days 81 20 Mr Camp yes,.raay ns, , sne How,
him for The amounts set opposite their names, as
foliows:--
New Orleans, 500; yicksbarg, $3.50; Memphis $3.50;
correspondent suggests that tho stores give their
empioyds opportunity TO contribute ANAL amounts
In addition to the contributions OF the lrms
Captain Thomas Pinckney and Colonel J. q. NJ.
Bunaioe. agents Of the Virginia ana Tennessee Air
Line Railway, have received tho following contribu-
tions Tor the OF the people NJ Grenada, Mss
ca. S.sss % N 500 Shi,ass
s VI s.on ros. 20 CASH sa wcos~srd Lawrence
Ma a's : 60 $50 Woodruff Morris Co. sss;5 Sam
Co.,. sico csss, 500 Srsns Bliss fssysn $50. Case.
CO.. sa ~ oassei s.; CASH SO: j. = kocxwrii Co..
$40; g. Q. A., r. ~tum. * $50; susman ) Walk " !
Brother, 500 Total. si.oss.
In add ton TO tho above $50 been received for
Memphis Any further contributions 10 these points
will DO received and forwarded daily.
Marcus Bernheimsr, OF 81. Louis, on Wednesday
received despatch informing him that thcrs are my
casses OF yellow foyer at Port GIBSON, Miss, and ap
pealing TO him TO aid them by collecting FUNDS IN New
York Tor them. lie mas succeeded In collecting the
following emounts:-
scalsx & 81, sam Cara
Co., sss koS Ss s' Dawes ssais SS
Il rSalm.sascr, sio; ssamssrr. Krauss ssssr, SO;
kic nfS s% p H Ts.S t% Us. So -
o.saasin. S. gttenhel1oS hfshsrs, sio H. y. *s :.
i iSiss FS...i 90 so Arnold Constable
BALDWIN Co. Co. Bacon Ds's asns g. sas p
Co. sios Kaidssopf Brsthers Co, $40; /. schiec 4
' g. SsarSs Co.
sS Ms Ids %. son s rs%'I si,;b.r s
90 sSssirss %"S.,ssS 90 3. sio Jon" sisds Co..
Bss.asi%si. Son sSs sI9; pi"%: ,ssssr Pa VIZ
,rh Mr. Bernhc,me has tranm,eu Der wrs 10
authorities ut Port Gibson
The amount Of the subscriptions received at the
Mayors once mp to yesturduy, Tor tho relief OF the
sufferers IN the town oil Grenada Miss, was III, l5A
THIS amount Was forwarded TO the authortiss oil tina,
place. the absence OF the Mayor by the Chief Cisr
OF tue once Tho amounts rscciv yosssrday, 80 faf
- could be heard, were AS felows:-
r. q. NJ, 81; J, NJ $40; H. ~, So Through Aidermau
I,swm-i, " Ne, 20; ~ a., e.. Ihrcusn the Mayors
Lenmsi,r Brotnsr. *s,, yesiin sweet siw; ~ nos.p
De Pcyster, $40; Emanuel Hoffman a son, $40; b. Ia
Frank 90. $685. Holmes Co.. S2J Alexander Brotler rs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-23
ARKANSAS POLITICAL TROUBLES

THE GOVERNOR ORDERS THE WHITE ''onGAN-
IzAIIoNs" TO DIsBAND.
LITTLE Rock. Aueust %, 1873
In consequences OF reports from Philips county that
white organizations are being formed with view Of
deprrving coIored men OF the privilege OF voting at
the approaching elections, Governor Miller has
caused the following order to be Issued
LITTLE ROCK August %, 1873.
SPECIAL ORDERS no. 14-First Information has been
received these headquarters OF the formation ia
Phillips county Of political campaign clubs. snixed
after the manner of mifary ooniDanics Although un
armed, aud athougn Intended merely temporary
Citations for aud legitimate OF
political campaign. suca organizations ah,rd occasion
aud might. tolerated, a.
time furnish preccdent Tor rrave abuses No
psrtnkng oil military nature can lawfully exist In
state exc-pt authorized by the Commander In
lips purportng to be OF military character
or enrolled or Offered in military form other
than the companies OF the state guards duly
mustcre ana reported will bc Immediately disbardcd
Tue three companies of guards constituting the regular
active militia force of the being In the judyment OF
the chief sufficient for the support Of the
civil authorizes IN emergency, further enrolment
militia Of any character will be MADE without orders
iron these heauquarierA
militia OF Philips county, Is charged with the execution
order Inc will not be construed s any man
ner Interfering with the right OF citizens to unite and
parade In of civil character tor any lawful
purpose. BY order OF the Comm ant In chief
JAMES NJ. PUMEkOl. Adiutant General.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-23
A FALSE ALARM IN WASHINGTON.

W1SHINuTUS,
Much alarm was produced last night In the north
eastern portion Of the city by reported OF yell
low fever. The health officer promptly visited the
premises, reports merely cnse Of malaral lever
In the family a citizen Of Memphis, who left there
more than a month ago, and who had recently re-
turned from Philadelphia. The city was ncvcr moro
healshy now but Notwithstanding this the hoslth
authorities engaged in removing all possible
SOURCES Of disease, and disinfscting alleys and
cloan places.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-23

ACTION IN PHILADELPHIA-A MEETING TO
AID THE SUFFERERS IN THE SOUTH.
.f1 PmLADELPnIA, august %, 1873
At the request OF Mayor Stokley, small number Of
prominent citizens assembled at the Mayors Office
this after noon take for responding to the
call from The Southern cities Tor the relief OF the
sufferers from the yellow fsver Tho Mayor, in call
Ing the meeting to order, stated that he had invited
the conference al the suggestion OF Mcssrs George
". Ch,lds and George L. Harrison. A letter read
from Mr.. Harrison subscribing 500 Tor the sufferers
on his own account and authorizing contribution Of
500 moro from hts hrm Henry G. Lea also wrote to
enclose a two hundred dollar cnock. Mr.. n. ".
Mexican submitted tho following resolutions, which
wers adopted:- r
Whereas number Of the cities ana towns along the
ippi River and especially Grenada Memphis
ana yicksburg and New Orleans, are afflicted by a
m and fatal type aud whereas Grenada
cially ana TO some degree Memphis and VIcksburg
have been iarso depopuiated because 81 the night Of
thus obliged 70 call upon the humane people
other for help IN their severe Distress
and whereas the most efficient form OF ard that can
he extended this distanc Is money 20 pay Tor
professional nurses medical attendance, OK
penses OF hospital care and treatment and the sup
Resolved, That appeal be mado TO The humane
people Of Philadelphia for such ala in behalf Of their
Suffering fellow countrymen In the fevcr afflicted
communities OF the south.
Tho following the committee chosen by the
Mayor: Messrs George l.. Harrison Henry D.
Welsh, Amos r. Little. r. M. Brooke. Robert E. Pat.
tison, Thomas Cochran. John L. Welsh, George s.
Fox, John Wanamaker. Charles PlaIs Thomas W.
Proc, George W. Childs and Joshua l. Bailey.
Tho subscriptions 10 the fund thus far are:--
George L. , srrissn 500; Ha,rlsSn Brothers sioo;
l,en 300. Total 81 400.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-23
ILLINOIS DEMOCRATS.
FREE TRADE AND NO IMITATION.
lpY TELEGRAPH TO THE HEn Id

by TELEGRAPH 10 THE HEG LID.
ALTON, August %. 1873
Free trade, no imitation ana local scl-govsrnmens
we're tho prominent topics with The democrats oil ths
Seventeenth district to-day William II. Morrison wal
nominated Tor Congress on the first ballot The party
In this district In favor OF Mr.. Morrison Tor the
guDernatoriai nomination In 1880 The Alton Dcuocra
published interviews win leading mon from all part
oil the STATE ana their utterances show That Morrison
Is the coming democratic Candidate for Governor
with Allen q. Thurman, Of QUO, as tho choice o
this district tor Prcs,dent In 1850 Governor Jane
Robinson, OF sprin Held made most vigorous spccc
10 The Convention, advocating true democracy, sue
free trade, imitation ana local SELL eoversmcn
Is the panacea that will bnng prosperity 70 our take
people
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-23

MOBILE, Ala, August %, 1878
Tho Mobile Life Insurance Company to-day tee-
grapned the Mayors OF vIcksburg and Grenada TO
draw Tor 800 each aid OF the sick. The Alabama
Gold Life through tho Howard Association, contrib
uted 500 for the sick OF Vscksburg Mobile remains
Tree IRON yellow fever ana IN an unusually healthy
condition
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-23
AID FROM BALTIMORE.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
BALTIMORE, Nd, August %, 1878
The contributions here aid OF the yellow lever
sufferers al Grenada and Memphis up to this evening
aggregate So no. The efforts in behalf Of the plague
stricken cities will DO continued.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-23
INDIANAPOLIS STEERING.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., August %, 1878.
Thirteen hundred dollars tributed here to-
day ana forwarded to New Orleans Memphis, vcks-
burg and Grenada Al a citizens meeting commit
tees were appointed 10 canvass the city and obtain
further aid
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-23
! oRENApA MAS DIES IN LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, August 90, 1873
Il r. Davis, OF Grenada, Miss, died at the waverly
Hotel this morning Of yellow fever He taken
sick on Sunday and had germ the disease his
system before leaving. This 10 tho 1rst death from
yellow fever IN this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-23
PORT ROYAL GUARANTEED.

Poar RorAn, s. G., August %, 1873.
Port Royal Is In good sanitary condition. There
has been no sickness here. The quarantine 10 strict
against all infected ports.