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Chicago CattIe Market.

CHICAGO, June 2l.-The DroserP Journal
reports:
800. Dull and loal5c lower; shipping $ 90
as 20; feeders and stockers s. l0aS so;
butchers fancy active; cows s. 40a4 10;
bulls 81 s0a2 Cj; Texans g SoaS 90.
HoGs-Receipts 1900; shipments 5000.
Market opened puiet and steady and clos
ed weak and lower; choice heavy $ S5a
4 90; light s. 75a3 SIX, mixed IS 7oaS 30.
All sold.
sHKRP-Receipts go; shipments 400.
Market quiet and easy at s. 60al 50.
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FoRTusATE-In another place a gift
Of hymn book to the English Lutheran
Sunday School is noticed, and now We
hear that friend Of the pastor has kind.
" donated the beautiful invitation sent
10 the membership tor the services 10.
morrow. No doubt it will all be paid
back some day, as the recipients Of these
gifts never forget those who help their
wnrk.
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REcEpuos.-Mr. and Mrs. John Nolan
received their friends last evenipg,at their
residence, corner 18th and Chapline
streets. Some sixty couples were present,
and spent the evening very pleasantly
The party was considered one Of the fne-i
OF the season. TT. Cockayne's orchestra
was in attendance, and the music was all
that could be asked for.
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Loulsiana's Prospects for Pay.
ing Her Debt

NEw ORLEANS. June 2l.-In reply to
inquiries from New York bankers, Az
ditor Jumel has written that the July
and January interest on the State con.
sols will be provided for. The collec-
tions Of taxes for the past Eve months
are unprecedented, being almost double
the amount collected during the same
period in former years.
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PLYMOUTH, Mass, June 2l.-G. N
Morton, for several years clerk in the
registry department Of the postof6ce here
was arrested this morning for robbins
registered letters. They were all in
transit between distant points.
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TIE Fourth OF July is nearly here,
and there hasn't been enough warm
weather to sweat out postage stamp.
The paper collar factories will go into
bankruptcy II the sun doesn't turn his
warm aide out pretty soon.
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I E,,,iISS111E u. Jone :l.-E1.Goy, ,s.,DD.
.,iIas y iSd y Mr.. John R. ThOmp..
SSS J.rs., !. =. 5. Senator Thompson,
.Ss: 's:t'; NS tafd sEaSs !. 10 4. Prince. i;.,.
Gs.t,is.ISa,% %i'd y Of wA.hingsoSn, S and spd
''"'sly tbs brid.s s'1'f Randall, WhC
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gr. ". T. MOORE, Of Cincinnati, a
,.l t,ovn Disciple minister Of that city
,s..is.llv oil Governor Bishop is going
+ E.,Ilsd - missionary Of his de-
r.irlaou. His residence will be at
s,,.Sori g miles from Liverpool.
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1u RlI.ir. editor. are having it hot
.IL,.1 over the Va! Gov got his oil
,,.si,tu,nL The IndPadent champions
!, y ,,,vue..iul man and reasserts at
s.ss,al Gov got ii through crooked
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tr uot strange that nearly every
D.oO,,,ic Der,PAper in West Virgisia
iyps.d to Alexander Il. Stephens re-
.xtor 10 Congress. They have no ap'
Esaltiou Of such 4 rnln a. Stephens.
s11,s.a 0! the Col. Ben. school fll
ssfi4.,l.
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The Czar Takes His Nfand.

NEW York, June ga Berlin dis.
patch says, that schouvalofF has inform
ed the Congress that Russia is determined
to stand on the Anglo. Russian agreement,
and will not treat on any other basis nor
make further concessions.
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CUuIxD 4 PITrBuRGH railroad
I'd !, showing weakness again since
s,ut OIl railroad var began. The
r.,s.p.ion. i. that a railroad war
,sA q, down n. receipts OIir lessee,
q, PtsrlvIpiA Central.
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THos. BRANDON, who was held in the
Moundsyille jail for shooting young
Brannon, at Benwood, few days since,
yesterday succeeded 10 finding bail in the
amount required (s2 600, and was dis.
charged from custody.
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The 'squires who had anything to do
st all yesterday were engaged in trying pet
ty criminal suits, Of no especial interest
10 the public. Occasionally these worth.
ries whoop up matters that are good for
the paragrapher's pencil.
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SPORTING NEWS.

LIxrxeroS, June 2l.-The attendance
at the uotting races Wa' small. The pool
selling, however, vas spirited. The sport
vas moi exciting, the iayorites winning in
both races In straight heats.
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Anderson Has His sharp Points.

WASHINGTON, June 2l.-Anderson in
private says he made proposition that
Matthews appear before the Potter Com
mittee that he nigh: ask him some ques.
tions he conld not ask before the Senate
Committee, and further, that the Senate
not being in session, he couldn't be pun.
ished as recusAnt witness.
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7unbest Of blpii.m seems to be a
t.,,,;, hen, Of di.cu..ion among the
a.,i,,, p,,,ch.r.. Rer. DaVidsOn pro-
..,,, .,Do.e the "eviIs Of infant baP'
tg.' tsnOrroS.
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A GroundIess Scare.

MADISON, WIs., June 2l.-NOthing has
been received from Burnett county To-
day, and the general opinion Is that the
officers OF that county had very little
foundation for their sensational kilograms
Of the past two days.
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NEW YORK, June 2l.-Arriyed: steam-
ers Adriauc, from Liverpool; and Neck.
ar, from Bremen.
LONDON, June 2l.-steamers Nevada
and Mercator, from New York; arrived
nnt
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ERw YORK, June 2l.-Business con.
tinues quiet in nearly all depar meuts.
Wamsutia and New York Mills fine bleach.
ed shirtings are reduced TO l011c. Brown
and colored cotton quiet and steady. Prints
dull in first hands, but jobbing fairly at
low prices. Woolen goods in light and
irregular demand. Foreign goods dull.
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RAILROAD Bosps-Generally strong

sroCEs Heavy and lower in the morn.
ing and strong during the afternoon, clos
ing at about the best figures Of the day.
Transactions aggregated 1SS,00o shares,
Of which 1000 were Erie, $1,000 Lake
Shore, l6 900 Northwestern common, 5000
preferred, 5000 st. Paul common, 1900
preferred, 10000 LAekAwanna,::6 900 West.
ern Union and II 900 Pacific Mail.
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The afternoon train on the Hempied
Road now connects with the Washington
4 Waynesburg narrow guage tram, which
leaves Washington al $50 P. N. instead oi
l:3O P, NJ, a. heretofore.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.
new YORK money and stocks.

NEW YORK, June 2l.-MoSKY-Close
easy at 2aS per cent Prime mercantile
paper Saih per cent. Customs receipts
S2iS, 900. The Assistant Treasurer disbursed
$4,000. Clearings Ss,00o,00o. Sterling,
4.s5s4.s7. Dry goods imports s67s, 900.
GoLD-steady at l001s. Borrowing rates
lHaS per cent 70 a.t
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minor rTeIerrans

The certificate Of Captain Holmes,
who had command OF the passenger
steamship Idaho when wrecked, has been
suspended for SIX months.
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Mr.. LlHPEErY, who has charge Of the
blacksmith shop and tank on the Hemp
field Railroad At Coon Island, was badly
injured few days since by falling from
A tree,
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

QUICK TxE.-on her up Trip yester.
day, the Phseton Was just twenty-five
minutes coming from Bellaire to our
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,.,,, hu been Issued for a eOnven.
=. 4 Evl.tn Ohio and West Virgins
,,s,ro - ,,ousr ,nd dealers at Barnes
u, D,,. T1s.diy.
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KRAus, who was shot in row in Cen
ire Wheeling last Saturday night, will
be taken To his home At Ann Arbor, Mich.
iRan, next Monday.
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Petroleum Market.

PITTSBURGH, June 3l.- Petroleum
Qaist crude nj 81 IS Gt PArker's for I'M
mediate shipment; refined at Ike PhlA'
dSlphiA delivery.
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r,i,uOnt Virginia" is severe on
- C.,.,por for PardOning out Of the
:. , -, Wv. p,yidQ ROss, The murderer
Jr,,iJ POEtIl.
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r,u xrrlso al BtIle'ie"' on !he
~ y,ook, .Dd Washington counties
&c, :, ,hi. year August 18th.
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Tdtlntell9snffr.

n !. ia lbe Ere Vi'h Mathew,
IiI ... - lane. E. Anderson wont
t''al'.,, 's...iop. and there is no power
D"t S.. him. In de.pair,.the COM
,iss ir hj'u'Dt.:
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-, ,,u,r. in the vicinity oil Far
=, s,r. q, their wheat.
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in thIS list 10 the name Of any Of their numsruus
eompetiton. So greatly superior 10 ordinary por.
Gus pAsters and llniments Il Bensons Capeine puF.
highest medical authority In the world. Dr.. J. n.
II. Thom pson, Of WAshihgton, D. c, Judge In the
Drug Department Of the Centennial Exposition,
bIys Of them; ~ use them constantly 10 my prac-
uce. and e.tesa them ooe oi the most nisfil In
Ienuons Of The 4sS-" BenBon's Cspeine Plaster
ttrtngthenh Boothss, stimulates bSllthf1l eire1-
lon otthe blood, relieves at ones and euTes quiek-
e than any known plAiter, Imminent or eomponnd.
II IL DOW considered 70 10 the unrtyAIled remedy
ior lame hack, rheumltism, neuralgia, tpinal and
kidney AneettonI, sciAtea. lumhAso, stubborn colds.
Rold RYRrV NhRf0 ffinR ~
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g.os Loyo Ill deliver a lecture
h',i . p,.,. ~ 4, Fairmont Monday even
a, wTt.
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vu,s,yi. announced As 4 can
!! -, : d. legislature in MOnOngaliA
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WnAI ANY oNE NAY sEE.
WHAT CANNOT BE SEEN

Any one Who will eIamins the LIT Of Centennial
Awards VIII ~ that the nanuiAeturUr q Bsn-
Bon'I CspeiDs Porous Plaster received the hIEheIt
and only medal aVArded 10 plhstrI
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weather Indications.
oyucR op THH cHIET sIesLL 0yTIoER.
WASHIHsToN, D, c, June 2t-l A. \.

For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
north and west winds, stationary or lower
temperature, partly cloudy weather and
stationary or rising barometer.
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Be CAUTIOUS ::: e: Y, &; ;;:::: g.:

in the mIrErt: one In particular having huilr
sounding name, contains lead poisonA. Each gsn-
uipe Bsnson's capine Plaster has ths word OPP
cine cut through the plastsr-tafs no other.
ial9-M,W,S1g
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DIED



AsHFoRTH-At Lake George. " Y September 10, Iauri
only child Of Arthur ~ and FTda de 0eOele Ashfofh
services az Church Of the Divine Paternity Chapin)
bthaYe. 4Oth-st edhesday september 40
IL o'clock a. m.
BRApFoRD- Monday September Is, after brief illness
Zule f. Bradford. daughter OF Robert T. and Rachael
Bradford aged lS years. --..-- 49,, =,
neral at D. m Thursday from ST. Paus Memorial Church
TOmpkmsYille, ;. L
FORCE-On Monday morning September g. at Orange. ~ =
Charles William Force aged 80 years. OF aneurism OF ths
Funeral services residence of his brother Dexter
PrOspectst Orange THURSDAY, AT IL clook a. m
Carriages win be IN waiting az Brick church staion on ar
rival from New York. via Delaware Laekawanna
r. r. leaving foot OF Barclay and Chrstophers
at $40 M. and returning at 1887 p m
HARVEY-On Saturday, september H. Colonel Charles r
Funeral services will be held wednesday september l AZ
IL O'Clock at the Congregational Church. corner lzoh
Relatives aud friends are invited to attend
Neutrality-suspicious. 16 at her residence 22O East Sothst
Mrs. A. Hearne.
ave- residence Of his sOnnaw Samuel Is jones' Colonoi
James Il. Leath, OF Memphis, Tenn, aged 81 years
Friends invited 10 attend the funeral services Al tue s
dence, Thursday afternoon az O'CLOCK
MoORE-Suddenly at Babylon L. l., sunday september 10
1873 Alfred Moore. OF ST. Cloud orange, NJ j. Formerly W
New.YOrk, In the 10th year OF his age.
Funeral Wednesday, the 18th tnst from the fess
dence Of Mrs Van Buren, LockToT so Great Joness new
Relatives ana trends aroinvited to attend
TABER-In Rawlings ~ Y, Tuesday, September IL. 1879
Fanersi rom his late residence Friday. at 10
TITUsn this city sunday September 16 1878, Wsez
titus in the 60th year Of bis age. -.
Reayes and friends OF the family invited 10 attend hts
funeral Church Of the Holy Trinity corner OF MAD
onavo. and 42dst, on wednesday, 18th lnst at lviS1
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party that paid the highest price ready fighter and
Of undoubted physical courage, be peculiarly
lifted for this life. and earned the reputation OF being
faithful to the master who bought his services. Pursu-
Ing gambling for living lie naturally came To be an
agent when the broke out, for the bOuntyumpers
ana when the business TO be profitable he took scr
wee with Colonel Baker and helped him TO entrap nearly
300 OF his former hands Of the law
said as much as S90,000-which was taken from the
bounty jun ers by the enstng officers From that
period dates ms influence IN the Eignth ward. MS
saloon and gambling house at Mercer and HOustOn-ss
was known for years safe retreat for the most reck
less Classes
Notwithstanding his utter recklessness, The Allen
as well as in the DstrIcl-AtOrneyis Office and
the local criminal courts, which is said TO
grow out OF his knowledge OF political and
police secrets. IN the heated contest IN Congress
Allen appeared a witness against General Frye HIS
recent aseendancy ally Of Mr. Sbupe in the Ma
qualities as fighter have quite lately been displayed al
meeting OF that organization means OF compelling
the adoption OF the particular views entertained by MS
faction His friends stOuty maintain that lie could nave
had no possible motive TO kill MaOy, as the latter was
his 1rm friend and willing tool &C all times.
The Headquarters and other detectives who perform
daily duties Wal-st.. have determined to give Mall
10y burial, the ARRANGEMENTS the funeral
that there an old misunderstanding between Allen
and MallOY, and that II grew out OF too great an lntl
macy between Malloy and Aliens Wlfe III Is also staten
that MalOy boarded witI Alien, in Beeckerst Tor "A
long ne and that when Allen discovered the intimacy
lac ordered MalOy 10 leave the house, since which
time tie men had been bitter enemies until short tlne
Went back to Aliens house. Aliens wife was Miss
Ida Howard, and she now keeps a millinery store at
Broadway and rwenty-eghth-st
Malloy was very popular among merchants ana DC
tectiYes. He careful detective. lie was quiet
and mufCnsIye, and known 20 be engaged Ia
any WranEle He was fond Of female society.
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in the election of legislative and executive officers
who will faithfully carry out those great measures
Of so much needed reform, but by so dong we 90
not hold them pledged TO any further cooperation
with the Democratic party or bound TO 10 save as
they recognize in all things the justice aud WISDOM
of their principles
In the platform of 1875, referred to above, tho
Democrats accepted the results of the war. advo-
Gated self-government for the States, and favored
" a speedy return to specie payments" They de-
nOunced the extrayagant expenditure and proiii-
gate waste of the peoples money by the KepnDh-
can party. and demanded general reform in the
State Government The party further asked for
" an open field and fair play for both labor snd
capital" and congratulated the people on the repeal
of the odiOus Prohibitory Law They approved
Governor GastOns administration, and opposed any
amendments which would restrict the elections OK
public officers by the people.
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VISIT OF THE GROWN PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF
GERMANY TO WILHELM.
lBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRmUNE.l

"The main topic of the day is the visit of
the Crown Prince aud Crown Princess Of Germany to
Wilhelm, at his country seat at MOsbach
WRsBADEN November, 1877.
They had attended divine service at the English
Chapel and sfterward drove TO Wilhelm to taSe tea
Mr. and Mrs Whelm received their imperial guests al
their elegant and brilliantly illuminated mansion amid
great cheering by the populace new and beautiful
organ which graced the parlor attracted much atten
tiou-the more as Wlhelnu played some sacred music
splenddly on this instrument In accordance with
the command OF the Crown Princess, Wlhelm atterwaN
played on the violin different compositions Of Bach Bee
thoyen Mozart, and Handel. The Crown Princes, whe
thorough understand music highly gratited and
averred that after such exquisite performance one
could scarcely endure to hear any other volinist"
During the remarkable tours OF Wihelmi through
Great Britain the Esey referred to in the above
incident were used exclusively and continually at bis
concerts aud with wonderful Concerning them
Wilhelmj speaks as follows:
"Iherewth testify with great pleasure that the Es
tey organs are fine CbeautifuD beyond comparison;
rate them above similar instruments OF other manu-
facturers The tone FULL round, and nOble the touch
exceedingly light and easy and the whole construction
OF blameless soldity. AUGUST WiLHELMJ."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-18

THE VANGUARD OF To-DAY's CONVENTION TREADS
ON THE HEELS OF BUFFERS PARTY-THE
REPUBLICANS OF MASSACHUSETTS CONFIDENT
NOW.
iBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRBUNE.l
WORCESTER Mass, Sept. 1.-THE crowd of DEM
ocrats. Greenbackers and nOndescripts in politics
who thronged the Bay State House in this city last
night has given place TO another this evening
The new crowd is not as large as the one that has
gone, but it makes up in intelligence and respect
ability what 1t lacks in numbers. 1t is quieteT too,
makes less tobacco smoke to the square foot.
and smells less strongly of cheap whiskey. The
newcomers are the vanguard of the Republican
State Convention which is 10 meet in this city to-
morrow and open the Fall campaign by putting
ticket in the field There is excitement among
these men, except such as the Butler Convention has
caused; and the effect of tO-day's events is more
earnestly discussed than either the candidates to DO
named tomorrow or the platform to be adopted
The belief seems to be very general that Mr.. Tall
bot will be the Republican candidate for Governor.
His only strong competitor will be Mr.. Long, and
Talbot will start in with much the stronger support
Mr.. TalbOts friends think that he VIII be mucn
more acceptable than any other man named 20 the
Conservative Democrats, who are expected TO break
away from party ties this year in order to beat
Butler
The Butler circus to-day gives great satisfaction
to the Republicans Ii useless to conceal the tact
that the Republicans of Massachusetts,, and the
Democrats too have had terrible fright at the
the way the General has been going on for the past
month. If the Democratic Convention had met
here to-day, nominated Butler and adjourned with
out a bolt, the meeting tomorrow would
have been as solemn as funeral, for it
would have gone about its work with the
firm conviction that it was putting ticket in tho
field only TO be defeated. Now the Republicans
see no reason why they should not succeed. Butler
has captured large slice OF the Democratic army,
but of that portion which continues true TO the
Democratic organization, no small part is so thor
Oughly angry that it is expected to vote
for a respectable Republican like Talbot, rather
than allow disreputable guerilla in politics like
Bntler to succeed.
Nevertheless as II Is, the state Is not ont OF ine
woods and It would not be wise TO crow over But
ler's defeat until after the votes are counted next
November.
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the MORTALITY STILL LARGE.

ovpoRTs FROM THE PRINCIPAL FEVER CIrIEs-THE
SITUATION IN SOME OF THEM UNAVOIDABLE.
NEw-ORLEANs, Sept. 1.-THE Rev. DR.. Mathews.
nastor of the Carondelet Street Church. Is down
with yellow fever The noon report to-day showed
srxty-two deaths from yellow fever, and 223 new
cases 122 of the latter being of date prior to the
18th. From noon TO o'clock this evening, nine
teen deaths and 148 new cases were reported, OF
which 100 occurred prior TO the 18th instant. The
President of the Firemen's Insurance Association IN
a card SAYS that the appeal made by us to our
brethren throughout the land still stands open TO
their generous responses"
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept. 17-Forty-six deaths were
reported mp 20 noon to-day making lOl since yes
ter,ay noon. Dr. John Erskine, Health Officer died
this morning, as also Father RiOrdan. Mrs. j. NJ
Clarke. volunteer nurse from Omaha Nebraska
also died this morning.
CANION, Miss Sept. 1.-THE total number OF
new cases to date is 424 the deaths number 6S ;
new cases in the last twentyfOur hours, 20; deaths
IL. There are six or eight more reported dying.
Dr. A. f. Cage, one OF our best citizens ana DraVes
workers, Is dying. Inc lever Is worse IMAM az any
MoRdAy CRY, La, Sept. 1.-THE feveris inCreas-
ing here There were three deaths yesterday.
twenty-five or thirty new cases have been reported
since Saturday.
TERRY. Miss, Sept 17.-There have been twelve
cases of bilious remittent fever Of peIncious type
here, caused by the dreadful stencil FROM draining
pond. Six of the patients hove died.
GRENADA, Miss, Sept. 1.-The deaths to-day
were four IN number. There were three new cases.
Many eOuvaeSCents are now seen on the streets.
Mr. T. A. Below, Ct the firm of W. II. Below, OF TINS
CITY, who was one of the first attacked, aud whose
life was despaired of is conyaiescent railroad
Agent Ball and Express Agent ArmiStead are con-
NalescluQ TanIdly,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-18
TWO SINGULAR TRAGEDIES
IN NETWORK AND STATEN ISLAND.

IN NETWORK AND STATEN ISLAND.
A PRIVATE DETECTIVE SHOT BY "THEh ALIENS
PIsTOI-ALLEN's CURIOUS ExPLANATIoN-THE
IDENTIFICATION OF THE BODY FOUND AT Sill
YER LAKE STILL UNCERTAIN.
Edward Maloy, private detective, was instantly
killed yesterday while IN room with 1.-The
Allen, the well-knOwn gambler. Allen asserts
that Malloy's death was the result of
accident, but the circumstances are very
peculiar. The coroner's jury in the mysterious
tragedy on Staten Island heard little testimony
yesterday 1t not vet certain that the body is that
of Ellen Murphy. Dr. A. Rose. of this city, furnishes
some new information about the woman. Other
violent crimes in and about the city are reported.