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called the infected district, which has been
lta44st d1,r1tarat1l ntnd h1 rnrnnutilg

called the infected district, which has been
almost depopulated by removals..
The latest reported sick with fever
include several prominent citizens. -Four Or
their system have died. All priests and
preachers are OF their posts, and some Of
them are among the most efficient workers in
the country for the sick. Fathers Hopple and
Mahon have fever In mild form. None of
the Protestant ministers taye been attacked,
nor has any Sister OF Charity Or The be-
nevolent ORDERS the Masons have suffered
least, and the Knights of Honor most in pro-
portion to members. and we need nurses.
Most Of those who are competent are over
worked, and the Howards are not
able to furnish such nurses as are desired.
II the fever continues to spread as In the
past two days, many patients will die through
want of careful nursing.
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ST. BERNARD.
Organization of the Democratic Parish
Execntiye Committee.
ST. BERNARD COURT HOUSE, August 25. 1873.

ST. BERNARD COURT HOUSE August 25, 1878.
At meeting held this day at the st. Bernard
Courthouse, for thespurpose Of organizing the
Democratic parish executive committee the
roll being, called, the following members
answered to their names: r. Y. Ducros. 3. Oze-
da. L. Nunez, Alfred Estopinal, R. st. Germain,
Emile Serpas, J. Y. Ruiz. E. Aeosta and j. B.
Nunez
There baing quorum present, the commit
tee proceeded to its organization.
On motion Of r Y. Ducros, J. D. st. Alexan-
der was appointed secretary.
On mott n of P. Y Nunez, B. Ozeda was ap-
pointed president Of the committee.
Following which, on motion of ?. Y. Nunez,
member to represent the parish in the Demo-
cratic State Central Committee, and c. D. Arm
strong as alternate.
On motion OF r. v Ducros. the committee ad-
iourned subject to call.
B. OZEDA, President.
J, . ST. ALEXANDER, Secretary.
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Memphis Notes.
[Chicago Times.l

Yellow fever notes from the Memphis Aug-
hnche: Hackmen are few and eXtortionate
There are but three families left on WeIlfng~
ton street. By the time the canvass city is
filled up tonight scarce three thousand peo~
pie will be left in town. There are doctors in
Memphis who know as little about yellow
Hebrew Hospital association Of Memphis
have spent $1,000 getting Jewish families out
OF town. Few are left. Mr.. n D. Menken
said in the citizens meeting yesterday that
he would assist TO hang the first burglar TO Q,
This is no time for leniency toward crine.
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Success of the experimental shipment of
Coin tly Mall

New YORK, Aug. 2G,-The experiment OF
shipping coin by mail has been made, and the
officials of both the Postoffice and Treasury
Departments believe it will find favor and
In New York from San Francisco on the
eighteenth instant, being 100000 in double
eagles The others arrived on the twenty
first, twenty y-second, twenty third and twenty
fifth instant, amounting in all to S5O0,000.
It was forwarded by the postal service as
third class matter. The object of the move
in this experiment is to lessen the costs Of
TRANSFORMATION,
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To sigh for the touch Of q vanished hand
And the sound Of q voice that iii atilI.o
The scare In Texas.
Houston Correspondence Galveston

IHOustOn COrresp0ndence Galveston NeWs,T
Quarantine Inspector George Davis was ait
Hockly tonight About fifty armed men
warned him against putting off passengers
from infected places at Hockly. The excite
ment was caused from one John Call, from
Memphis, being put off there this morning.
Scherer as spokesmen, declared that Hockly
should no longer be used as q quarantine sta
ton, and told Davis that the next passenger
left there would be at the peril Of his Davis'sb
life
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Continued Spread of the Fever I'm Vseks-
Complaint Against the jackson
Quarantine

NEW YORK, Aug. ga Vicksburg special
saws. No abatement In the fever hero. 1t is
still raging and spreading over the city. The
number of new cases for The past twenty -four
hours is eighty-five. Another calamity has
befallen this city in the stoppage. of mail
trains on our only railroad, through the strict
ness Of the semi-miltary quarantine at jack
son, Miss. It must be removed. rs food,
medicines and contributions, sent by our SYM
pathizing friends, cannot reach u.s. It is pos
sible we are to be hemmed in and the United
States mail stopped, giving banks no facilt-
ties for the transmission Of contributions that
supply living comfort.
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New YoRK, Aug. 2G.zThe Daily Nems says
called upon by Mr.. J. M. Langston, our col
ored minister TO the republic Of Hayti. Gen.
Butler was II an amiable mood, and told him
that he could not and would not deny that he
was a candidate for Governor Of Massachu
setts. He had been solicited to run by promi-
nent gentlemen in many parts OF the State
and had no doubt but what he would receive
tho nomination from the Labor Convention,
which is to meet in Springfield. Butler said
he would no doubt receive 81 large vote from
both tho Republican and Democratic parties,
and had no fears as to the result.
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The situation at Wesnphts-sickness and
HpeatEn OF Prominent Citizens.

MEMPHIS, Aug. 26.-The harvest OF death
widens its swath hourly. Who will next fall
II. II. Brennan, local editor of the Appeal;
also DR., Alex ErsI1ine and Sisters Veronica
and Dominica, OF Lazatte Academy. Mr..
VIM. FL, Alston died this morning; The re-
have gone on board the steamer Augusta,
and all are anchored in the river above the
The maady broke out with violence among
the colored people down on Humphreys
street, below Vance, and much CONSERVATION
prevails among the people until recently be-
Iieyed to be exempt. A number OF cases ap-
peared on Beale street, and this morning
dozen or more families vacated and moved to
the interior. But few people remain on that
". W. White, clerk of the Peabody Hotel,
was taken to-day. This is the first case in
chat vicinity.
d, w. Coon, who volunteered to go to Gre
NADIA yesterday, is q young man from SPRING
{ Held, ILL.,, where he studied law. He came
here last fall. Thos. j. Brogan, who also
went, held an official position here. they
will aid Major Butler P Anderson, the noble
Howard, who is working there among the
sick on crutches.
Or. Porter returned to this city less than q
week since and was taken down Saturday
His case Is bad this evening. He IS OF the
wholesale grocery firm OF Porter, Taylor &
Gen. Smiths case is very favorable this
evening; he is the only Howard yet taken.
Several yellow fever nurses came up from
Mobile to-day.
al -Four or five persons have died at Camp Joe
Williams, eight miles below the city: They
contracted the sickness before going there.
DR. Frayser is reported to be doing well to-
night. IA rumor was current during the Gay
that he had died. but it proved unfounded.
He is one of our Oldest physicians.
Mrs. John Donovan died yesterday with
yellow fever after giving birth to a child. Mr:
Donovan, the husband and father, was at
Brownsville, 100 miles away -,
The citizens committee are to remove the
commissares for the poor to Camp Williams,
below the city Strenuous efforts are going on
to get the people out OF the infected atmos-
Dhere, but many seem 10th to go.
4 mounted police force was organized to-day
to protect the property OF the city, the major
ity of which Is vacated
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LOWELL, Mass, Aug. 2G.-Lowells2, 2, Spring
fields g.
LANstNGBURG, n. Y, Aug 26.-Haymakers
10, Stars 4.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 26.- Worcesters 10, Wav-
erleys 4.
BUFFALO, Aug 26.-Buffalos Q, Tticas s.
CLEVELAND, Aug. 2G-Forest Citys 8, In
dianapolis L.
MILWAUKEE, Aug. Miwaukees 4, Bos-
tnpe IL
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Flight of Carrier pigeons.

NEW YORK., Aug. 26.-The third and final
carrier pigeon race took place to-day, twenty
three pigeons being liberated at Towanda,
Pa, 1G0 miles In q straight line from New
Van Opstals birds arrived in this city at
IL "a .. m., and the balance at IL 80 Time of
the first two four hours and twenty
minutes.
On Saturday the birds belonging to Oscar
Damot, John Mumplon and John Van 900
Opstals, are to fly from Syracuse to this city.
miles, to decide thc cham pfonship One bird
hnlonging 70 ench will start.
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YELLOW FEVER At PLAQUEMINE.
The Disease spTeadiug-Over Forty Per-
sons Sick, and Eight Deaths.

1LAt1uEmINE, aug uSE W. 1879
To the Editor of the Democrats
In my letter Of last Saturday announced ten
cases OF fever and three deaths. At that tima
there we're several sick who we're not pro-
nounced as having yellow fever. Most Of these
have since been declared 10 have the fever and
many cases have been added almost daily until
the number ls over forty, Eight or ton Of these
Including four colored) were taken down to-
day.
Eight persons have died In fall-hve this last
week-fOur adults and one child. viz: Mrs. VIM.
L. Roche, wife Of our postmaster; Mrs Thos.
Courier. Mrs. a. u. Foote and child, and Major
J. Amedee Landry-ali native except Mrs.
Roche.
The ladies above named were all young
mothers and leave families of darling little
ones
ITO sigh for the touch Of vanished hand
And the sound OF voice that ~ still,"
Our authorities and many OF the people are
doing. all they can, yet We need help 1t Is al
most i'm possible 10 get nurses, and one OF our
physicians is sick. Very few Of our people have
left, yet they fear to approach the sick. God
help US. PELICAN,
P; S.-!snnday ,morning)-One more death
child OF DR.. schwing. Several persons very
sick.
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Tsse Sitting Committees.

New YORK, Aug 26.-The Potter congress
ionnl Investigating committee will probably
not convene again In this city for q fortnight
The witnesses to be examined at the next sit
ting have not yet been announced.
The congressional labor committee will sit
probably tomorrow and Wednesday, after
which they will hold q session at Chicago and
then 90 to Pittsburg.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 26.-The President, Mrs.
Hayes and family will leave next Friday
evening at 8 O'clock for Fremont, Ohio,
where they will arrive Saturday afternoon.
Monday evening they will leave Fremont for
Chicago, arriving there next morning. There
the President will review the fire department..
Wednesday he starts from Chicago for st.
Paul, arriving there Thursday morning early
and breakfasting with Senator Ramsey.
There will follow public reception, arranged
by the fair people, In the evening there will
be a public reception of about two hours in the
United States courthouse. Immediately
afterwards the President will leave by train
for Fargo. From Fargo he viii go to Bis
marck, stopping at some of the great farms
for a short time. Saturday he will return to
Fargo. On the following Monday he will ar
rive at Minneapolis, where he will hold g pub
lie reception on the way to Madison. Arriy,
ing at Madison Tuesday morning, he will
day morning. From thence he will return to
Washington.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Eeanth nf .Hntlga Englea, of IlaltImor

BALTIMORE, Aug. 2e.-Judge John A. Ingles,
Chief Judge Of the Orphans Court, died this
morning, aged sixty-five. He was q prorhi-
nent lawyer, and at one time held q promi-
nent position in South Carolina. He was
president of the convention that passed the
ordinance of secession, and in retaliation, dur
ing Bherman's raid, his dwelling, furniture
and fine library were burned.
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The Fight with the Tennessee Haeem=
shInaFss

NASHVILLE. Aug. 26-Collector Woodeock
received dispatch, dated Lebanon, from Lee
l.. Ayres, who started from here Sunday with
leetor Davis and his men, announcing that be
had interviewed stage driver, who had just
come in from CookevilIe, and obtained from
him the latest from the fight. Three Illicit
dstilIers had been killed and five or six Of
Davis men wounded. Ayres concluded by
saying he would start with the men at once.
Davis will hold the fort.
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Sherman speaks Upon Pinance at Toledo.

TOLEDO, O., Aug. 90 Secretary Of Che
Treasury John Sherman, aGco mpanied by
his private secretary, Babcock, and D few
friends, arrived to-day by the United States
revenue cutter Fessenden. Wheeler's opera
house was crowded tonight with an audience
speech while as many more went away, un-
able to obtain entrance to the ball. At 8
o'clock Sherman was introduced to the
audience by Capt. Hamilton, and was re-
ceived with applause. He spoke directly
upon the finance topic,
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Meeting of the Supreme Lodge, knights of
Pythtas.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Aug. 26.-The Supreme
Lodge of the world, Knights Of Pythias, con-
venes in this city tomorrow. A grand prize
drill and procession will also be held. Com
manderies from Detroit Louisville, st. Louis,
Chicago Buffalo N. y, Evansville, Kansas
City, Burlington, Des Moines and Omaha will
attend in body, and the indications are that
it will be grand affair. Numerous delega-
tions have already arrived. The city is filled
with strangers. Tomorrow all railroads run
excursion trains at reduced rates. The con-
vention will last three days.
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Fever at GAINESVILLE, Ala,
FTf hiIa Earryc.

Mr. E. D. Buckley is In receipt of a letter
from his wife now sojourning at Livingston.
Ala, dated the nineteenth instant, which
peared at GAINESVILLE, Ala, eighteen miles
from Livingston. The letter inelosed the
proclamation Of D, FL. Trott, intendent, es-
tablishing strict quarantine between the
town OF Livingston and all infected dis
trirta
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wDDmed ssreualR-R0 ExaEgeFatt0n OF
the Plague mt that Place.
Tspacihl to the Democrat.

GRENADA. Aug, 2G.-There has been no ex-
aggeration of the distress here. There were
ninesa3urias before noon to-day, among them
Judge Walton The material Is not nearly
exhausted. Ono hundred aud fifty whites are
now sick. Two leading physicians were at
tackled last night w. r. w.
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Arrest of Alleged sgurderers.

HAHRIspURe, Aug. 26,-Wm. Garvey and
Michael McAlerney, alleged to have com
mitted murder In Luzerne county last Sep
ternber. were put in Harrisburg jail to-day.
They were arrested in ConnelsVilIe, Faystte
county near which place they had been en-
ployed ON the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
They are charged with robbiDg and killing
VIM. Calendar, q farmer, who was on his way
from Plymouth to his homo on Hemlock
creek, in company with his son, when he was
shot dead. He had $4,000 on his person.
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Rescv,er ana the Kearusygtes.

NEw YORK, Aug ga San Francisco spe-
cial says: Beecher's first lecture here has
drawn down the wrath of Kearney's sandlot
followers. They had a monster outdoor
meeting at Oakland, aud the sandlot orators
were loud in the denunciation Of the Brook
lyn divine. Their remarks were Of the most
violent character yesterday. Their speakers
are still fierce in their attacks on Boecher.
His Iecturing tour on the Pacific coast will no
doubt he a. financial SIcGeSs
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The Philadelphia Case - Precautions
AGAINST the spread of the Disease.

Il PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 26.-The case of sick
ness In the Boneli family, who arrived in
Philadelphia from Vicksburg and were re-
moved to the municipal smallpox hospital,
has developed into yellow fever. Mr.. Boneli
stsyho Is a prominent business man OF Vicks-
fears are entertained that they will also be
attacked. Emilius Nuncio Boneli Is doing
we'll under the treatment of the board Of
.ssssSs,iefsI. There are no fears of tho disease
spreading Hsgsry ;pIeu;fisttit51i estt has been taken
by the board OF health.
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TURK

Bulgarian Outrages s1p0n MusHuimans.
CoNsTArT1NopIE, Aug. rs. = A dispatch
from Adrianople states that the BulgariauB
continue to plllader and outrage the Mussul-
mans. Horrible atrocities have been reported
by the Greek Archbishop.
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CAMDEN, N. J., Aug. 26.-Joseph Jeffrles,
who resides with his family on White Horse
turnpike, near this city, reported to the police
last evening that four masked burglars en-
tered his house early in the morning and
robbed 1t of wearing apparel and jewelry Of
great value Jetfries' family consists Of him
self, wife and hired girl. They were bound
and gagged by the desperadoes, who are sup
posed to have come from Philadelphia. The
police are On tho lookout for the ruffians.
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Lt1peral Ald E,ronl PRniladelpElla.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 26.-At o meeting of
the commissioners this afternoon to receive
subscriptions for the relief Of yellow fever
sufferers South, the treasurer reported that
the receipts amounted to $500. 1t was re-
solved to distribute $4,000, as follows: S2500 to
New Orleans, $500 each to Vicksburg and
Memphis, $500 to Grenada Further subscrip-
tions are being brought in.
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alaaaannign aRnGssaaa en- tga

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2G.-The Democratic
Congressional campaign committee have re.
ceived their first jnstaiIment of Senator Thur
mans financial speech, delivered at Hamilton,
Ohio. and extensive preparations are be-
ing made to give it the widest circulation. 1t
will be reported as the key note. Another
speech, which is being widely sent abroad, is
one made by Representatives McMahon Of the
Dayton (Ohio) District, reCiting what the De-
mocracy had done in the way of Legislation
for Union soldiers OF the late war.
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increase OF the Fever in Memphfs-Lack
of Competent Nurses.

NEW York, Aug. ga Memphis TTenn.)
special says: The fever has spread rapidly
since the last report, and was more Or fatal
than on any day since it appeared. Twenty
six deaths occurred and sixty-one new cases
we were reported. This is a frightful state Of
affairs. when it is remembered that three,
fourths OF the people have left the city, and ID
that most of the new cases are in what IS still
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n Fever i'm RatcEaez-A Result Claimed
for Quarantine.
ISnaoinl to the Democrat.l

NATCHEz, Aug. 2G-The statement that
twenty cases OF yellow fever have occurred
here ID entirely untrue. There is not yet one
case. The city was never more healthy. 1t
is just one month since quarantine was es-
tablished-ono months immunity by Its es-
tabIshment. In justice to our people. please
contradict the report that fever has appeared
here. NATcHEz DEMOCRAT.
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A PARTIAL Ralslns of Quarantine,

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 26-Hiekman, KY,
which, like an oyster, shut itself in from the
outside world at the first outbreak Of yellow
fever, stopping trains from running iuto it, pc
ttioned the management of the railroad COM
panies Saturday to restore the trains and CON
nections with 1t. This was done yesterday.
No person. however, is allowed to go into 1t
from any town east of Huntington, West Ten
DaESpp
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
A. Pennsylvania Murder.

SHENANDOAH, Aug. 2e.-Last night three
men named Patrick Devine, Mike Dougherty
and John Hanly were arrested at William
Penn, o small village, one mile. from this
place, for beating 81 man named Valentine
Early 50 badly that he died last evening.
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NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1873.

than twenty years with financial matters
There Is, he said, general depression through
out the world as well as throughout the
United States, from various causes. He be-
lieyed the present depression Of industry In
the United States Is due 10 q commercial
crisis. and peculiar causes have produced it.
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THE YELLOW FEV ER.
agAyAGEs yY TINE sa0URGE yEsTEFs-
mAY A. TELEGRAPHED ITO
TME DEMOCRAT.
Great Increase I'm the Number OF New
Gases at VlcksbuFS - Twenty
Fheatles Reported Yesterday.
Especial to the Democrat

VtoKsBURe, Aug. ga heavy rain and
thunder storm has just begun % .. ml which
7 fear will prove fatal to many Of the unfor-
tunate sick the number of which is rapidly
increasing daily The number Of new cases
for the past twenty-four hours is greatly in
excess Of that Of any previous day, being 140,
and the number OF lnterments for the same
time 90. Tho fever ID rapidly increasing
among the oolored people, and some Of the
phvslcians think it will prove very fatal in
i feyy davs G.. W. Il.
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THE patr~tparsa e,s,arn pronshtp.

BosToN, Aug. 8,-The articles OF agree
mIent for the pair-oared race between the
ner- -Regan crew Of Boston, have been signed,
and the stakes, $1,000, deposited In this city.
They ore to row three miles on Silver Lake on
September TO- for $1,000 aud the pair-oared
championships.
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Generosity of the New Work Chamber Oi
Commerce.

New YORK, Aug 26.-The relief committee
of the Chamber of Commerce, to solicit and
distribute subscriptions for yellow fever
sufferers, to-day met and appropriated $4,000
for New Orleans, $1,000 for Memphis and $500
for Vicksburg. These amounts were trans
ferred by telegraph to the respective cities,
through the Bank of New York.
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EElfcag0's Contribution to the New Or
LEANS MMWArsaR.

CHICAGO, Aug 26.-The relief committee of
Chicago to-day telegraphed $4,000 to the How
ard Association of New Orleans. Murray
Nelson, chairman of the committee, thinks
they will raise 900 for the relief OF South
ern sufferers.
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SPORTING NOTES.
Death of a Prominent Turfnaan.

SARATOGA, Aug. 26.~-Dr. Weldon, one Of the
oldest and best known tl1rfrnen in the country,
died at o'ceCk last night. His remains will
be sent to Kentucky.
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POLITICAL.
Conoyer Will Wake the Race.

WASHINGTON, Aug. Ex-senator Conover
says that he does intend TO make tho race for
Congress in Florida, oil statements to the
contrary notwithstanding.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
GERMANY.


Empire.
LONDON, Aug, 26.--AD alarming earthquake
occurred In Germany this morning at tgo,Ciock.
Fearful shocks were experienced in Cologne,
Osnabruek and Barmen, Buildings In the
latter oseillated greatly. A second shock set
In at II o8lock In Elberfeld, Bonn Dusseldorf
and Cologne. No deaths resulted but people
were terror-strickets. There IS 81 great baro-
metrical pressure In Europe at present. and
the atmosphere In London s depressing The
seq Is moderate.