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4 CARD FROM HENRY HAHEMEYER.

He SENT NO DISPATCHES, AUTHORIZES NONE TO
BIZ SENT, READ NONE, DOES NOT KNOW THE
CIPHER, AND AFTER SOME OF THEM HAD CONE
To HIS HOUSE FOR OTHER PERSONS HE FORBADE
THE PRACTICE. BECAUSE THEIR FREQUENCY
PROVED "a GREAT ANNOYANCE"
TO the Editor OF TIE Tribune.
SIR: Will you be so good as to publish the fol-
lowing statement regarding the cipher dispatches
relating to the late Presidential election which
haYerecently appeared IN THE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE
and some OF which have, either IA the address or
signature, my name OF nitialsi
Inever sent any Of those dispatches, and never
authorized anyone to send them, or any OF them,
for me. never knew, and do not now know, the
meaning Of the cipher, or any OF TIE
ciphers, in which they, or any OF them,
are written, and could not read them If l
would. During a short period Immediately after
the late Presidential election, large number Of tel
egrlms sent to my address for other persons,
and called for by messenger. The practice was
commenced without my consent, and after few
days discontinued by my requirement, because
their frequency rendered them a great annoyance.
Ineyer knew the contents Of any of those tele-
grams aud do not therefore know whether any such
dispatches as have been published in TIE TRIBUNE
were among those so received or not. have waited
until this time for the completion of these pub
locations, that l might make a statement once for
all. HENRY HAvEaIEYER.
Nelc- York. Oct. q, 1873.
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Music.
THE OPERA-FAUST.

lf1E4 ElkA-GAOCls
Tie crowded and brilliant house which wit
messed the performance of Faust" last evening al the
Academy Of Musician audience nearly, II not quite, as
large that Of the opening night-may be takeu a.
satisfactory proof Of the OF Mr. MapesOns ven
ture. First nights are often deccpIiye third nights
afford safe test. There seemed 70 be general
satisfaction with the representation, cordial praise or
the ensemble enthusiasm at several Of the best points
and abundant applause for most Of the principal artists
Miss Hanks careful and conscientious style, and her
good, clear true and telling voice, will he more and
justly valued the season advances
and we believe that she will steadily rise
In the estimation OF the public as thei
acquaintance with her improves. Dramatically her
Aarghita Ia one OF the have seen-simple nat
ura, rude without eosrseness, gentle without senii-
mentality. Alike in the tender scenes Of the earlier acts
and the passion Of the tragic chapters Of the story sho
shows herself Of gifts and admirable train
ingi and II in the vOcalism miss now and then some
OF the graces which accustomed when
Nilsson sang here there compromising merits in the
persouation which It would be unjust to lose
sight OF. siguOr Campanini's Faust ia wei re-
membered in New-York, and 1t called out
last night a striking mark OF tho public
admiration. 1t was characteristic OF our cold and To
might almost say Uciyi, fashionable audiences that
the popular tenor was allowed to go through the whole
first act without the slightest sign OF recognition but
after the "salve dmora," which no sang with eT-
Qulsite voice and taste, the whole house was
aroused, and the cavatlna was repeated Thenceforh
there was NJ ack Of warmth IN the demeenor OF TIE
public Il would have strange. indeed, II this adj
mirable tenor the best we have had in NewYork for
many years, had not been treated with all
cordially. A singer with a voice so fine aud
touching temperament magnetic, ana
style so pure Is not found often in q lifetime
Sic Del Puente. who seems to have greatly improved
his frat visit 10 America, is much more syDpa
thctc than he used 20 be, and his Valentine was an
important feature in the performance Tho Siebei
was Nine. Pisani, coniraIto whose voice II not
very full is Of pleasant quality. hhe intro
duced the beautiful romanza IN the fourth
Act which We do not remember to have heard I'm any
previous representation OF the opera, although &c Is
casi0naly given I'm tho concert room sig ECh WAS mo
1ephiSOpheics He has genuine bass voice, true ana
musical and IN the first part Of tb8 opera he made
excellent impres lon which no weakened in the fourth
by a what sOyrnly singing OF the Strcnude He
comes here with high reputation, and that
hc do better than hD did last night
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THE NEW CANADIAN MINISTRY

THE CONSERVATIVE CABINET COMPLETE.
mr. ppcoc.rrroN ACCORDED TO RACE, CREED AND
LOCALITY.
MONTREAL, Oct. 21.-The Canadian Cabinet
sr, completr and il com posed as foowslTHE TRfB-
x vo sketches OF tho first 1--we ministers on the 18Th
instant:l
Pr, Ter and Minister Of the HIteriorsir John A Mac
donald.
Minister Of Finances l.. Tilley.
Minister Of Public WOrkS-Charlcs Upper
FresideHt ofhe Counel-John OConnor'
Minister Of Jusiice-James Macdonald
Minister OF Ailiha-Louis +. r. Mason
Iosiplasier- GcH,ra!-H. l.. LangeVin
Minister Of Marine and FlSheriss-JOhn c. Pope
Minister Of Customs Mackenzie Bowel.
Sseretarj OF State-J. @. Aikeus
Receirer Gc,erll-AexanderC Campbell
Minister OF inland RereHue-LOuis f. g. Baby
Mtnisler Of Igriculilre-J. IL. Pope.
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SKETCHES OF THE NEW MINISTER'S.
TuI MINISTER or MILITIA.


Louis francois RoderIQue Mason Is the
leader Of the French Canadian party Ia the Province OF
Quebec He wa, born there Ia 1888, nnd was educa'eu
in mi, country and in Canada HI became lawyer ID
ig aud mas represented IrrrebuBne MS naive loNn
.t 49,. & INDIAN Parliament since lSOt Mt' maasOh -
1I,lit an. k.r in both French aud Englsh. ne - III
fV0r of a rrprot!ty treaty win this country ana Is
moderate rotcctioiusi
THE O.TMASrER-GENERAL
Hector Louis augevu Ia OF tue most eXperleheed
public men IN Canada. lie is native o. quebec ana IL
now in his fity-fourth year. He Is lawyer ana was
tr,,..riy a iournnllst He was sOlictOrGcnura and
Observation-Disclosures 10 Lower Canada, and was mem
icr nf me Macdonald Ministry from 1867 60 1878
IN 1871 he made au official visit to British COlum-
49,, ana nrenared an important report ON tat province
H. 70 acu member Of the Priyy Council since 1907.
THE MINISTER OF MARINE.
James Colledge Pope, OF Prince Edward Island Is DC
soepd,d from a Cornish family. lie is merchant lie
90. uember of the Prince Edward Assembly Tor up
,vsri oT twenty years, aud Is "A gOOd dtDhter
THE MINISTER OF CUSTOMS.
Colonel Mackenzie Bowel was born In England in
1s2a He was editor and proprietor Of TAe Beiece Pm
oenesr for many years. and is connected with several
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER. &EPORE
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Rluln,lsis fnr Inc n1Lat o. hmm,

WASHINGTON, Oct. %, a. MA storm
Of great energy not reported from ths West Inda sta
tiOns east Of Florida its trick is unknown. The
pressure highest in the Middle Atlantic States; Il is
generally rising OF the Mississippi River ana in tile
Upper Lake region. The temperature has fallen. with
nOrthwestery winds aud rain west Of tue Mississippi
River and ~ the Upper lake region elsewhere 1t has
risen, with northe0sterly winds IN tn1 SOnh Atlantic
and East Gulf states with sOuJhory winds IN the Lower
Lake region and Middle Stateg
IndcChOna
For New-Engand warmer. clear partly cloudy
weather. variable winds mostly sOuherly, stationary or
falling barometer
For the Middle Atlantic States warmer, clear weather,
followed By increasing clOudnes5, sOuhcry LIDS, be-
coming variable aud falling barometer.
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A Pause" Yes, fellow citizens" said wild
Western orator. "wtu gold at par grecnbecks OF pre-
MUM the taken Of raw whskey, our debts all paid
and Liberty-dcar old gall has new dress, ana the
American eagle On additional arrow and a fresh olive
branch ask what is to prevent Us from being the grea
eat people on eartht pausc for reply" just at this
point mellow Old exploded right on the bridge OF
his nOse and added The pause VIII c0nIlnue untl
can bust stuiu' out o the lOpoarcd leper tbat
slnnR that q WhOOpI leu me at him.
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MR.. S.B. Mills.

Mr.. S. b. Mills who returned recently from
Europe, has been greatly benefited IN health by IN,
trip, and seems 10 have been highly appreciated ia The
best musical circles OF tho Continent Ho played az tho
L8psc Gewaudhaus concert, at Weisbaden twice, Of
Dresden vt the Hamburg Philharmonic concerts. and
Gzenich at Cologne end uc received nluy
natteriug offers Of engagements fus the scHson. DR.
Ferdinand Hitler treated HIM with marked distinction
IN CuIogul. whore he play 20 s..eraI LImes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22

CLARK-MARsH-A At Racue. Wis, THURSDAY October II.
1875 by Rev. ID. T.. Bnrce, John N Clark. OF New
YORK q Maria C. Marsh. OF Racine. NJ cards
McCOy-PARKS-Ou Wednesday. october 10, 1873 at Cal
vary Church, Washington, by tho Rev Dr Macon tind-
lev NCICy 4 Baltimore, and annie AIDE a. daughter Oh H.
= Parks esq, OF Washington.
pASKINF- FAKRI NGTOE-At ST. PauI's Church Owego.
\ y October q 1878 by the James HanEi1e d. D.
% Geneva y y assisted by tho Rev. James kldder, OF
0Wago John Williams Rausi1e o. Milwaukee, To Anna
here.lith daughter OF TIE late Judge Harrington.
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Special dispatch in The New-York Herald

"WUEELEE & WILSON AT IAHI9'
EXPOSITION UNryEEsELLE PARIS, Oct. 2l.
Wheeler g. Wilson, UniOn-square, New
York. are awarded foc their Sewing Machines one OF
the special grand prizes Of the ExpOsitou-the only
Grand Prize awarded Tor Sewing Machines (oyer eighty
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BANK FRAUDS AND E4ILURES.
THE ACCUSED DIRECTORS ~ COURT.
LEADING CITIZENS AMONG THEN-sEyERF loss IN
FIIcrED on sCOTLASD-CONFIDENCE EyINCED
IN LONDON.

IN LONDON.
GLASGOW. Monday. Oct. 81, 1873.
The directors Of the City OF Glasgow Bank,
who we're arrested on Saturday the charge o fraud.
were to-day arragned before the Spcudary Magistrate
OF Glasgow, and remanded TIL tomorrow. or the
directors Of the city Of Glasgow BANK now under al
rest W. Taylor Is an ox-Town Councillor of Glus-
cow, member Of the school Board Of this city, and a
mariner I'm large grain dealing firm In the West OF scot
land; Mr. Inglis Il landed proprietor IN the East Of
Scotland; Louis Potter Is member OF largo Shipping
firm In Glasgow. Mr. Wright q member OF m East In
dian drn in London and Glasgow Robert salmOnd was
the manager Of tho city OF Glasgow Bank when il
stopped Ia 1857; Mr.. Stewart Is Edinburgh mer-
chant The arrests have created great sensation but
meet with the general approval OF the community.
The LONDON BANKERS HOPEFUL.
LONDON, Monday, oct. q. 1879
In its financial article today The Itmes says: II
looks extremely probable that call Of $500 per share
on the shareholders OF the city OF Glasgow Bank will be
enough For majority Of the Shareholders that means
absolute ruin Some Of thom cannot pay anything, and
tho consequences viii he heavy drafts upon the residue
who are rich These drafts will parayze business.
weaken credit and prove Of misery 20 Sc0tan
for years. Banking credit has received shock which
IA itself one OF tho greatest calamics country could
undergo Confidence IL shaken at time when the CON
dlOn Of trade required u TO be peculiarly strong. The
mischief thus done now only beginning 10 De- revealed
Ultimately doubtless, good Will result from this col
lapse, but meanwhile il hangs tho country Ike a
nightmare, and nobody Gun be- sure that 10 may not
prove the signal for many further disasters
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ADDrrIONAL TRADE REPORTs.

ALBANY ~ Y. oct 21At the Little Falls cheese market
offerings Of Factory Chegse agyt sated
portion sold 40 ga TJic. mostly &c Holders
ar, ~ over 500 boxes Of Cheese sold at $3.50. and
49, shipped Iy rail OF Bntei 200 hrkns were sOiu 81
l7d2lc., but little bringing the top figure
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Gnerial Notsees.
A.-Remnrknble Collection Of

A'-Re %nr fRkA c8Ei sEs' oil
BARRIER & Co, A aud 40 Libertyst -, . ola
dispose Of the entire collection now 20 be seen N tae Sa
Oct 81 az O'clock This stock comprises 10000 os o.
M g b. sps saI s0d To tae bidder
A new Catalogue for the ensuing week Will % Ie4" '
Adyerti-ements intended for the mex. issue Of Tbs
WEEKLY TRIBUNE should DO handed IN oei"re y III W
Diseases Of the Prostate and Chronic Inflammation o.
Bladder often PRODUCED by unsa'pSCsea toTT
pages 20 cents Inclose TO the author EDWARD ID DlAO'
OFFICE Ho6Rs 81 % 10, go a md TO 10 evenings.
Eyqngestic services III be conducted By the Rev w
ernoon, except saturday, from 10 8 o'clock ALL ARB
cSqEh p:f the TRs; E9s sS
tested years and afford spe dy and certain relief
sou " E. FOUGERG & Co, Yew;Yorz, Agents.
Just Published THE PROGRESS IN MEDIcAL!
ree for 10 cents Direct tie authors, Drs JACQUES
aud BRODIE. Univ r,ity.p New.10rk.
Mans Mission on Earth-A thorough Medical Treatise.
Indicating how Confirmed Disabilities may be removed The
experience 20 years study observation ana
hood srenEthe1ed vitality ana SOUND conditions oitaHass6
OF the Obstacles Marriage aud OF the means to remove
secy Museum Anatomy aud Science, l. I46 BROADWAY NY
POST once Souce.-The rorelgn the week ennaE
on ~ EsDAY at II m. Europe by steamship Wisconsin
via Queenstown on MEDN az IL;oO y. u g e
Toy France 70 be forwarded by this steamer be specially
y
laurent Havre. on THURSDAY AZ u III, l9E
France Germany, SC. steamship Herder via FymCut
Cberbourg ana Hamburg correspondence for Great Britain
and the Continent forwarded Dy tins steamer must %
snecay Addressed a - H. for Europe by steamship
Celtic wa Queenstown cOTresOODdence 10Y Germany ana
France forwarded this steamer must be specially al
dressedi TURDAY, at llSO a. M ior Gormahy &C.
by seausnp Rhein via southampton and Bremen lcOIe-
s1ondence Britain and The Contnent to Ds yrmI
nv be specially addrVssd ana AZ II ms
Tor Enrope Dy steamship CITY OF Berlin, wa Queenstown
Germany and Scotland 70 DC OrN9Ied
bv fhs steamer be specially addressed) and Al IL
for scotland direct steamship Ethiopia wa glasgow Ihe
seamshlps Wisconsin Scythia Celtic and CITY OF Berh 40
not Denmark. sweden ano MOI way S DSls
Tor AsDnwa South Pacific ports leave DC
foer 81 Tie mails Hayt and Kingston. Ja leave New
mails for Havana leave New YORK Oc-
Australia &c. leave san FRANCISCO
yor % Tho mails for China and Japan leave san Fran
oSoo HV'e " T. L. JAMES. Postmaster
Post ONCE, Sew.YorK. october 10. 1873
-C-o C1re far Lung Throat and MaiRriaI Diseases
"RYE And ROCK" AS PREPARED BY ME-. SOLD
nv LEADING DRUGGISTS AND RECOMMENDED By
PROMINENT PHYSICIANS. ASK FOR ny nj.
IN pocK" AND TAKE NO OTHER. 81 PER LARGE
BoTTLE. ~ VAN BELL IS CHAMBERs-sT, sENEN
DOORS WEST OF BROADWAY.
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TRBUsE OFFICE. Oct % a. m.-The movements
OF the barometer during the clear and partly cloudy
weather Yesterday were quite regular. The Temporal
has The amount Of moisture IN the air has
been increased slightly.
Clear partly weather with little change 10 temper
AZURE may DO expected IN this city ana vicinity to-day
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MARRIED.

AngrI's TURKISH. Roman aud r ectrc Baths 81 lexing
highest perfection OF bathing Ladies
oav and GentlCmen day sud night.
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Tho committee received yesterday the following dis
patch from A. T. Herron President OF the Howard Asso
catou a. Baton Rouge respecting the condition OF the
family Of the Rev. j. A. Reilly at Clinton, II.
70 We , NAM iSy Of ISo Row Rsy NJ cy Kisses Any
and MAJ des and an The other members down Win the
clinton tier, need Of necessities and dist ior he sick
Jjat0H Rouge oct. 10. 1873.
The committee directed the treasurer 70 remit the
following amounts TO ACicrB, 800; 10 ~. bernard
Parish $500; 10 A. Baldwin, treasurer %. the orleans
orleans 5000; 20 Jacksun Miss. $1,000; b. A. ;.
Heron, Baton Rouge, Tor reef Oh CLINTON ana Flcuy,
$3.50; total 5000.
To IN, razor Of The Trt6uns.
fir; VIII you pleuso can the attention OF the gen
eruus public to "a fact that Lieutenant H. H. Benner,
OF tho lsth United states Infantry VINO died While IN
q widow and two small children entlrely nrrutute'
Whiio much ia beng given for tue {sll0" ieYti SuL
ms famllyf Contributions may De sent to Room o.
Army Building. At Houston and Greeng;ts :, r.,,,,.
WV. DOJGIiERfr, lst Lieutenant ia " > AnIty'
Nctr- IOrk, oct ~ 1873.
InE TRIBUNE has received FOR the yellow fever suffer
eTs al the south $50, proceeds OF an a.
A-bury Park. y. j., aud sl3,a Contribution OF AsouI{
PARK Post Onlce, both through +. L. BrILul1 u
frIm the Rev j. G. Van Dryrutcr, Gcnh4m Dutch
pss County n Y; E22 so contributed by The chester
Driving PARK Association through j. G. h"gi. ana -
from T.. Eastou Penn, per sio"att q 20 re lhohes
viii he promptly forwarded THROUGH MAYOR Ely.
Al Jbr ,fs Of the Courier EtGiS U5is the sum OF
500 has been received FOR the yellow itytt sufferers
from the French Society Lafayette at Fort wayne, III,
and t gun of $50 was also received from the French
Benevolent Society at Montreal AulspAltu has Doou
ceiyed Al the same once say ing tIH. ts t H. pi
OF tho TrOcad6rO few days ago, yielded Tue sum ol
I64OO francs. The treasurer OF Tue ffehou SoC'ooS ~
Tins civ NJ Couder mado his thirteenth remittance Tor
the yellow fever sufferers on 1busday' hnl'uhhs ~
Sl55 o. making total Of STA 50. ,,r,,,,,n ,t0
Cotton Exchange, line lawn ana doe 10 nc SOli IoL ue
benefit tho yclo" fever sufferers, Inc aho" Ia az,
rived Saturday, and were sent to Central IaIA luey
Iere fd Tor nj downtown restaurant yesterday nj
II a chance go chancos II. Leid'ubcrg won them
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manufacturing and agricultural associations: He Is
Grand Master OF the Orange Association or Briush
America. aud has been q member Of Parliament since
1867,
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Ready this Morning!

THE SEMI.WEEKLY TRIBUNE
The ISSUE OF to-day contains
ENTERTAINING MISCELLANY,
HUMoRs OF TIE DAY.
wAsu1NGToN AND OTHER DOMESTIC NEWS
Letters from stat aud other Correspondents III 'u0 oA
World and the News
FULL PAGE OF AGRICULTURE. .-.
,.a n Sraopsrs ready mangl, hye Genus per cOpyi
cony one year. S.; copies IA ten copies aud 0ns
extra s2S Postage all cases free to the suosorlosI
Address THE TRIBUNE. NeVYork
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the life that II concealed was ncOnceivsby terrible aud
that TO him personally death very more THAI
from the complete and absolute xnaustOn Oi brain
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BODY OF A sCHOOL-TEACHER IDENTIFIED.
Robert II. Canning, Of No. 10 Yine-st.

Brooklyn, last nj ght Identified the BODY OF the man
found on Friday last ghthst and secondave..
wlrG p-t0wound M the head that OF his brother,
lanes Canning OF NeWLOts, L. l. Canning was scuOO-
NM
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TPIBlTVF LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

city euslspt
ottu-
preceding Ter-sui sae represents Tue Oscillations
sithe mercury dgriuE tl1ss
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NEw-YoRK STILL GIVING.

or THE CHAMBER or COM
MrRCE-rHE NECESSITIES or Two FAMILIES lN
PARTICULAR.
J. Picrpont Morgan, treasurer of the Cham
Der OF Commerce Relief Committee acknowledges tie
receipt since October Is Of the following additional con
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Dolitital Nottss. .-....
"
Just Pablishedi
TIE SECRET TELEGRAMS
OF THE
GREAT CAMPAIGN OF FRAUD;
THE
FLORIDA, SOUTH CAROLINA AND OkEGoN
CIPHER DISPATCHES,
WITH THE KEYS THAT TRANSLATE THEM
IN
TRIBUNE EXTRA No. A.
PRICE CENTS 81 PER HUNDRED.
Address
THE TRIBUNE,
NETWORK.
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HeBuIaf htpuUIIVHH 4NVIH'I"t'V"
EIGHTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
FOR CONGRESS
GENERAL. ANSON q. McCOOK.-
The tI,t hiican Naturalization Committee VII meet
daily + IN lu a. az ADO Peaii,I ove a ~ -
applications, tickets % De OD.alo - -
Dsir,ct AssociI ions ROBERT o. AcCOLD Chdrh@H
q BEYERLE, CUTk
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Read and Circulate.
S65O.OOO DEMANDED
RY THE SOLID SOUTH.
arm TIVE STARTLING FACTS AND FIGURES
OF TItE REBEL WAR CLAIMS GIVEN IN
THE TRIBUNE EXTRA No 43.
PRICE CENTS, or 81 PER HUNDRED by express. or
NJ TRIBUNE Counter.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-08-28
THE WHEAT CROP.


ST.. PAUL, Mimi, Aug, 22.-The Pioneer
Press editorially estimates the aggregate
wheat crop Of the state al IS million bush
els; acreage, 2,225,96l; average yield per
acre IL bushels. Below a line due west from
st. Paul the yield will probably be 10 BUSH
els per acre. This region furnishes three
fourths of the crop. Above this line the
yield is estimated at Is bushels per acre.
SAN FRAScrsco, Aug. pa Portland dis
patch says that harvesting in the state is
about two thirds through. From very full
returns it is estimated there is an increase
over last year. The grain is larger and
plumper than known for many years, and
will average from 62 to 63 pounds to the
bushel. There has been an increase in the
acreage which more than offsets the average
decrease in yield of bushels to the acre.
This increase together with an increase in
weight will give not less than 10 per cent.
more bushels than any previous year.
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lis origin and treatment.

Surgeon General Woodwork addresses a
circular from Washington to medical officers
OF the marine hospital service instructing
them to cooperate with the civil authorities
to prevent the spread of yellow fever. In
that circular he gives some interesting OBJ.
servations on the origin and treatment Of
the disease, as follows:
HOW THE DISEASE Is PRODUCED.
The weight of scientific evidence seems to
warrant the conclusion that yellow fever Is
produced by an invisible poison, capable of
self multiplication outside of the human or
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-08-28

The foll0wipgfs copy OF the Ietter'
.WAsHINGroN, ID. c., February 20, 1877.
MY DEAR ELLTs-I hive just learned from
unquestionable authority, which VIII gave IL
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-08-28

CAIRO, ILL.,, Aug. 22.-Captain John r.
Thomas and Morris Dinkelspiel, of Metropc-
lis, deny the truth of the report telegraphed
from here by q special correspondent that
there was a case of yellow fever in that city.
The steamer Golden Rule landed passengers
there. but all were well. The steamer Vint
Shinkle, from Memphis, passed with 20 pas
senger; no sickness.
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between the hours OF 10 o'clock a. m. and 4
O'Clock p. m. OF said day, at the door of the
court house of Marion county, Indiana, the
rents and profits, for term not exceeding
seven years, of the following real estate, stu
ate in Marion county, Indiana, to-wit:
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-08-28

Hundreds of cases of Brfghf-s Disease
OF the Kidneys have been reported cured. For
Neuralgic and Rheumatic Diseases it
Is almost a specific. Physical and Mental De-
bility from the use of Alcohol. Opium and
roD.eco or from any unnamable cause, find
In this Food natural and potent remedy.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-08-28

NEW YORK, November 26, 1877.
DIR. w. BLANCHARD: During the past year
have prescribed your various preparations
OF Food Cure, ana feel happy TO say they n We
met my most sanguine expectations, giving
10 patients long enfeebled by blood poison,
chronic disease, or over drug dosing the need.
ed nutrition and nerve force.
PROF. CLEMENCE s. LOZIER, NJ. d.,
Dean OF HON. Med. College and Hospital
for Women, New York City.