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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, July GA telegram from
Belgrade reports that the MOscow Pan
Slavist Committee hiss sent a number ol
agents TO Austrian slay provinces and
Dauubian ptincipAlities, and these agenti
are to declare themselves openly host ile
TO Austria.
sA11sBuRY DEPEsps THE EASTERN POL
ICY.
In the House oil Lords tonight the
Marquis OF Salisbury, replying 70 a ques,
ton, entered upon the general defense ol
The Gov ernment's policy in concluding
the Anglo. Russian agreement which Eas
intended to prevent war in event ot the
failure OF The Congress and not TO tie the
hands Of the Government during the dis'
cussious, he declared that the Govern.
ment was under no engagements Tor the
future, except those which had been pre-.
scented before the House. II had never
promised Greece an increase Of territory
DROWNED.
Fourteen children and three teachers
were drowned BY the capsizing Of boat
to-day on river Blscksater, near the
town ot Bailie Borough, inland.
AoolLAPsE IN HERZEGOVINA.
A Vienna dispatch announces that the
attempt 10 organize resistance 10 the An.
strians in Herzegovina has collapsed.
The Turkish Plenipotentiaries submitted
fresh proposals TO the Austrian Govern
ment, but received no definite answer.
Some Of the conditions previously pro-
posed were unacceptable. 1t is said that
Turkey insists on the maintenanee Of
Islamism a. the established religion Of
the provinces.
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Il is said that the Newgate prison, =
London, is to be abolished, aud The
ground let for building site.
Interpreted at the Treasury Depart
meut thai the silver dollar coinage FOL
August will be between three and foul
millions.
The GoiGs says Russia is about TO ne.
go,ia,e with the RothschiIds,s 3 losn Of foul
hundred million roubles at Eve per cent
the issue price to be IS.
The British Ambassy at Constantine
pie received official reports Of the con
tinued wanton destruction Of Musselmat
life and property in PhiIlipopolia dis
trict by the Bnlgarians and Russians.
The disagreement between the Chicago
Iater. Oetaa and typographical Union o
that city, wn increased Last night al
meeting Of the union, when the printer
on that paper were ordered to 60 out thii
morning. Il is understood that the man
sger il trying TO arrange with non.unior
men TO fill their places.
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A THIEFs SUDDEN DEATH.
He Dies In the Eastern Peniten-
fiary n Few Days alter Ineara-

Philadelphia Record.
Il has only been shout two weeks since
William Coudray, known amopg thieves
as = Frehchy, was convicted and senten.
eed 10 eighteen months in the EiStern
Penitentiary, charged with stealing gold
chains from Freidenberg's and another
iewelry store on Chestnut street. HIs
game was to enter store, examine the
stock on pretence Of purchasing some
particular article, and while this was
irauspiring, to slip up his sleeve or into
his pocket chain, or Whatever else oil
value be could lay his hands upon. Cou.
drsy 10 dead now. He spent but about
ten days in the penitentiary, when be
died suddenly from asthma and heart
disease. His death took place last week
and his remains have since been buried.
Coudray was new man in Philadelphia,
and one OF the most adroit thieves inthe
country in his particular line. BE served
u long term Of imprisonment in the Au'
buen IN. " Penitentiary, vas an inmate
of Sing Sing at smother time, and also
served few years at the Western PEN
iientiary in Allegheny City. 10 compa-
nv with man named Bell, diias Williams
be was captured BY the police. Frenchy's 3
wife 10 also in the criminal line, and is
one Of The most expert shoplifters 10 the
United States. She was recently captur.
ed in Boston ard sent TO New York,
wher- her presence was desired. From
there the woman has taken up a resi-.
dence At Sing Sing.
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VOLUME XXVI-NUMBER 3O6
WHEELING MORNING JULY e. 1878 VOLUME


NEW YoRx, July 26.-Cotton-SteAdy a
II l.l6Ali slice. Flour-Quiet; superint
western snd State $ 6oA4 90, common tG
good a o6a4 80, good to choice 81 S5a5 IS
white wheat extra S sOa6 80, extra Ohio
81 00A5 70, st Louis 81 00a7 0o, Minnesota
patent process s. 00as 40. Wheat IN.
settled; ungraded red western 9Ocasl T.
No. 8 At 81 05, No. 2 at 81 llal II, No.
do 81 u, steamer 81 o., red western 81 10
Ne. 2 amber 81 l0a1 llIf, steamer do 81 0s
Al 10, steamer white 81 Is, amber Michigan
old 81 IS, No. white old 81 "a. Rye
Quiet; western 60A6lc. Barley and Malt
Nominal. Corn--Active but shade lower
ungrAded 45ai9e, No. 5, 46a46Ifc, steamer
47s4sJtc, No. 2, 4s1ISA4s9+c, white western
5Sc. Oats-Firmer; No. 2, AHc, white
S4Xc, No. 1, S5aS51lc, do white 37ASsxc,
western mixed S2A35c, white western SSa
3se. Hay-Steady ut 45a5oc. HOps-Un-
changed. Coffee Demand fair and mat
ket frm; sales private. Sugar-Dull; re-
fning fair to good 7Ka7 5-l6c. Molasses
Outlet and unchanged. Ace-steady.
Whisky 81 051i.
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An Impending Conflict In East
~. Lonis.

ST. LOUIS, July 26.-on the strength ot
the injunction obtsined restraining
Mayor Bowman from interference, the
Illinois & ST. Louis Rsilrosd Company
put large force Of men At work to-day,
and by night had nearly completed the
laying OF their track through the city TO
the bridge connection. The track laying
was witnessed by large crowd Of angry
citizens who indnlged 10 frequent threats,
but made no open demonstrations.
Mayor Bowmen has Issued proclams-
ton ordering his adherents not 10 inter
iere. The militia under Sheriff Weber
still remain and the armed forces Of the
opposing factions occupy the engine and
market houses, respectively. Another
conflict OF arms seems almost inevitable.
An attempt was made tonight to bold
mas meeting Of the citizens for the
purpose Of denouncing the disgraceful
state Of affairs aud condemning both fac
lions. The meeting was go poorly atten.
ded that it adjourned without taking &C.
tion
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RAILROAD BosDs-weak.

eTATE bONDS-SteA1ys
STocKs-Ihe market this morning was
more active than for some time past and
the dealings were attended with great eI.
eitement There was break In prices Of
hs35<, although Lake Shore and Western
Union At fst resisted the attacks Of the
bears; immense blocks Of Northwestern,
st. Paul, Lake shore, Erie and Delaware,
LackawAnna 4 Western changed hands.
The decline was based on flood OF tele-
grams from the wet that the weather was
vet and unfaTorAble for harvesting. Dur-
ing the afternoon the market was decidedly
firmer in the eOtire list, recording an sd
vance OF HA2N per cent, the latter for
Northwestern preferred. The other stocks
conspicuous In the improvement were
Northwestern common, Lake Shore, West
ern Union and Delaware, Laekawanna a
Western. A sharp decline early in the
day brought in string ot buyers for long
account
Transactions aggregated $4,000 shares,
Of which 1900 were Erie, 6l,0o0 Lake
Shore, 5000 Northwestern common, p.
900 preferred, 5000 II. Paul common, L.
900 preferred, 1000 LAckawanna, and Is, !.
O01 Western Union.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
VAIuABLE
COAL AND FARM LANDS,
Including an Undivided 0se-Flfth or
"Begss Run Mining Company"
Property, for Sale.
VALUABLE
J. d. stAilmAu q %.


By virtue Of dtcsss OI The County Court q ohis
I county, enttFed IN this cause on the 25th day of
AFrl, ISIS, the uDderiEped CommlaionerI viii On
SATURDAY, JULY 9. 1873,
BegibnIng At 10 0eloek A. n Al The front eoE ot
The cyQrt House Of ohio county, 10 the ety Of
Wbesling all at Pubie auction, ihe following paI-
cels oi land:
l. A tract q u IcTss, more Ot Len, In the mar
rows on the 0Aio riTSr in AAnhAll eoGhty, I'd oIn-
log lands Of A. Tbompson And othGrt, subject 10
the right ol way, 6e., Ot ihe B. o. 3. X. Co., ke-
Ing I6e Land conveyed 70 dsisDdEnt, 3. Ford,
By Adams DodSOp BY dttd Of April 2, lE77.
= A tEGrt Of Aboat acre. o. coaI Land. With
the TishL 10 mine the same, Ac., being Ilme land
oOoveyed 10 Md Ford by Wu Nc dsehen By dSed
recorded In AEAhAIl county, IN peod bo0k Ne. iG,
]. Ths undivided ons-hsIt Of Isk aeru on
BJoEn's run, IN Mlnhlll county, bslhg nEe land
conveyed 10 aid Ford BY A. DOdson by deed q
record In Deed Book No. 70, p'RS ". 0n thin zlet
thtfe ID tenant houss utih hfso vineyard of a.
H0rted gTapeaL
/. A trIct Of actes In MarshAIi county, and aIos
. tact OF about 6 AIss Of coal b.Ibg iana land
eOnFGyed 10 aid Eord By Samuel OH and othsrs
BY dtfd recorded 10 DeCd Book No. ., JsRe -,
Abodt Seres oi aid tact oi IBeres Il bottom land
Or OF In Iota. q may be deemed advisable
s. tT1et oi about acres a eoai, with tho night
ef mining the sAme, - e0hTtJe1 10 Shd Ford by
Gs1. Blake by deed u n cord 10 DEED Book No. II,
PAGE 20l. Tracts HA- lnd adIoip zach otber,
aud turm ont body Of coal.
6. The undivided olS;GTh Of the property oon-
monly kDoEn a. "koggs Hun Mining Oh" Coal
land, being the interest of aid FO 70 the IHnil
This extensive and valuable propGrty lies partly In
Ohio and partly In hnSh1ll counties. and en-
brlos lb01t as Acts Of surface and about tGSlFei
Of coal. Up0n II thee l. poE openGd and In Ipe-
r4fnl opeTHti0n q coal mine, which b 10 good
VHkIoy 6Ider and condition. The fnpfgysments
sTV within the hmits d tbs dty Of Whreliug, and
lianediltsly on the line Of the B. q. B.
Sad Mining Company d DoE supplying from
this mine In part the cal used BY hId Railroad
Company.
TERss OF SALE one third in ealh, Ini the bal
Anee 10 three aAl annual pAymeuts with intGrest
IRON the day Of Eale ihe p1rchAIefs 70 give pottI
With approved personal steufity foe the deferred
pYmehp, tbd 70 IeccIe the same By proper deeds
d trust on the PROPERTY sold bat With liberty TO
etch purchaser u ply all OF greater Topart1on Of
The PuTchss m0oty than Oue-third In cash.
PlAts showing the property Of Bogp Run Mtn-
Ing Company and also the other cal llnds togsther
with plSt 81 the subdivision Into lots of the
ACIes Of bottom land mentIoped, and tie deedI
aioIe Teie1e1 70, mBy b sOen 90 apblielijon 70
the Commissioner. ]. p. JONES,
A. J. CLARKE
Special CommiNinnerH.
J. C. HEIvET, AuetIopeer. je6-sod
The above ale Is adjourned until SATURDAY
August Slst, 1879, Al 10 o'eloekA
1Vt0 n4kauf VI n
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DoDDRlDGE COUNTY.
The Democratic Convention :
WrangIe over n Resolution 10
Endorse Col. Ben. b.

WEST USlos, W, Va. July 25.
corsspopaenee oI the Inislligtneer. ~ F
There assembled At the Court House
to-day, under call Of the Chairman oi
the Democratic County COMMITTEES, whal
will no doubt be reported as a large and
enthusiastic meeting Of the Democracy ol
this county, 10 appoiut delegates to the
Congressional Convention 10 be held al
New Marlipsville; also delegates to Sen
A,orial judicial Convention.
The bell was rung but they came not
again the bell was rnng loud and loHg,
and finally there came eight OF The
faithful, who reside in tbs county outside
Of West UOion.
The Convention was called to order BY
the ChAirman-organiEsd and proceeded
10 business. All vent merry - .mar
riaRe belR' until one Of the faithful oHer'
ed q resolution in substance as follows
Resolved, That We recognize in Hon
Col. ,WiIson true aud failhtul represen,
tative, and that his views on the financial
and other important questions are In ae
Ieordance with the views Of . large ma
iori.y Of the citizens Of our county, aod
that notwithstanding the attacks OF thG
Parkersburg Seahad and some Rspuhli'
can papers on hi1l, We heartily recon-
mend him 10 the voters Of this District
for reelection.
This wGs bombshell in the camp, and
brought out heated debate.
The excitement vas intense Ior while!
The opposition claimed that they would
20 to The Convention untrammeled, and
that this resolution amounted 10 an IN
s,ruction; that they could not ,possibly >
vote for Col. Ben; and, again, that ooly
four out ol six distticts 10 the eoqnty
were Represented. Hence they could noi
cousistently p1ss resolutions represent,
| ing the eolnIy, DC, sc, &st
This brought out the old veterans Who
said they say that something Was 70 b
done, Iof. the dear Colonel Eas In danger,
To say they plead for their dear old
friend hat hintly expresses their ardeni
AppeGls. But the opposition would not
hear them. However the resolution wa
finally passed by A,yote 81 eleyed 10 sir,
Your correspondent heard sonie very BIT
Ter expressions from several Democrats
denouncing Wilson, saying be spent toe
much time getting up buncombe rssolu-
tons and pointing out the evils oi Rldl'
cal mistuls, bnt failing to point out
remedy. When the Colonel counts on
Doddridse Gs solid for him be will b
badly mistaken. @All is not gold that
glitters," YpL
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EAST LIBEErV, July 26.-CATTLE- Re
eeipts to-day l,o0S head Of through and g
Of local stock; total Tor four day. 2,0it
head OF through and 1879 Of LEGAL. All
sold out but three loads Just arrived st 4
shade of from yesterdays prices.
Hoos-keceipts to-day $40 head: total
for four days lies. Workers a 20ai 60
PhiladelphIas 81 70a4 s..
sHEEP-keceipts to-day 100 head; total
for four days 79o. None hers for sale
prospects fair for next week.
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GERMANY.


LONDON, July GA Berlin CORES.
pondent estimates that the result Of the
elections on Tuesday for the German
Parliament will be the return Of all, or
nearly all, OF the l44 Ultramontanes,
Poles, Guelphs, LOrrainers and other
irreconcilable enemies Of the Govern.
ment. The Liberals will probably lose.
The regular Conservatives gain about
thirty seats, which will leave l45 Liberals
and lO7 Conservatives. The Libtrsls
will thus retain the balance Of power.
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A woman Jailed tor Contempt
OF Court.

MADISON, Wis, July 26.-Last spring
considerable excitement was caused in
Lacrosse, Wis, BY the Imprisonment Of
Mrs. Ida Pierce 10 the common jEll, for
contempt Of Court, she having refused TO
deliver up her child to a divorced hns-
band. The eaee wa brought before the
Supreme Court, which 70 day ordered
her release, on the ground that she was
Improperly Imprisoned: ChisL Justice
Ryan dissents, holding fiat the Supreme
Court has not jurisdiction.
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- pI IsHED AUGUST "a. 1852.

aeter every way noble and excellent. The
President elect will not consent 10 defeat
one outrage and fraud BY another. There
must be nothing crooked on our part.
No means are to be used, even to secure
honest rights, which will not bear the
severest scrutiny. Such record is more
honorable than Office and power. In this
private letter, the American people look
into the very heart Of the Uhisf Erscu-
tive, and they discern there nothing to
rsbuke and everything TO admire.
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chicago CattIe Market.

CHICAGO, July 26.-The DTOv1' Journal
reports:
Market active and steady; choice heavy
81 tOa4 60, Bostons 81 90ai IS, light 81 2jA
40, miIed s. l0a4 80.
CArTLE-Receipts 1900, shipments 3,5o0.
81 20a5 25, light butchers steers $ 50aS 30,
cows 50 60aS 20, bulls 81 Sea2 80, Texans
s. 40A3 20.
sHSEP-Reeeirts 500; shipments 80
Market strOng at S S0a5 90.
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sAs FaAscIsco, July 26.-News per
Toxic, Hong-kong, 10 June q, says'
United States Minister Seward sails by
this mail, under orders 10 report at
WAshington, for examination.
The question OF the Coolie emigration
to Peru il still complicated, notwith-
standing the Peruvian ptotestations'
The Chinese authorities are Suspicious
and place every obstacle iu the way otde.
parting laborers. The attempt TO trans
port on large scale is thwarted 10 the
same wsy. Emigration to Cuba will be
prevented. Nothing can persuade the
chinese officials that the barbarous treat.
nent Of the Coolies in these countries will
be reformed.
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fniladelphiR-

PHILADELPHIA, July % -Flour-Quiet
superfnes 50 5Oa3 10, extra $ 0Oai 90
Minnesota family 81 75a6 90, high gradel
50 0Oa7 10. Wheat-Quiet; red 81 03al 05
amber 81 DIAL OF, white old at 81 10 Corr
Quiet; yellow 49A60c, mixed 46Aai7c
Oats Easy; white western 32aSSiiSe west
cru mixed 30a3le. Rye--Eomlual At So:
Csc. ProyisioHs-Quiet and firm. Pork
$40 00al0 so. Beel-lndian mess SIG !6i
IL 90, smoked hams llal2Hc, PickleC
s3[ai0Jlc, green Sc. LArd--Strong; butch
ers 63ta7c, city kettle 71<a7Xc. Butter
Firm; New York and Bradford county
Pa, extra 16alsc, Western extras l4Al6c
Cheese Unchanged. Eggs Firm; west
ern At l0I<alIHc Petroleum-Nominall!
unchanged. whisky--steady and IN
changed.
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An Attempt TO Coraer the Wheat
Market In Chicago.

CHICAGO. July 26.-Intense interest l.
manifested in the result Of the corner in
wheat now being run by the Milwaukee
and Chicago commission merchants. The
price has steadily advanced fort NO weeks,
with a prospect Of being maintained at
the pre.ent rates, or still higher ones,
during the remainder Of the month. The
visible supply Of wheat 10 now about
four hundred thousand bushels, aud II
/, stated that the short sales for August
delivery aggregated nearly 10000. 900
10 the meanwhile, although some damage
has been done 10 the crops in this sec
ton, It is believed that no widespread or
great injury exists.
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Yellow Fever Reports E1asger'
ated.

.vIcKsBuse, Mss, July 2s;-Great
excitement having been caused by eIag-
gersted reports Of the prevalence OF yel.
low fever here, the city physician pub.
l,shes card saying that passing tow
boat from New Orleans put of two cases
OF fever on Wednesday, one Of them
dying during the night at the Marine
Hospital, on the outskirts Of the city;
the other died to-day. Another man on
the boat who had the lever when she
passed died on the 18th, spd the boat re-
turned here 10 have him buried. The
boat John Portsrl, which is en- tOnte 70
Pitts6argh, was thoroughly disiniected
on her return. No other case has aP.
peared and the alarm has greatly sub
sided. Energetic efforts are being made
to thoroughly clean up and disintsci the
city.
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ONE AGAIHET Elk

Passengers Oh the coach that arrived
from Cheyenne tonight report that E
5. Smith, the messenger accompanying
the coach, engaged 10 4 single handed
combat with six road agents, aud after
an exchange OF about 50 shots on the parl
Of the road agents. and 20 BY Smith The
agents left without molesting the coach,
Smiths horse was killed soon after The
commencement Of the firing. The wit.
nesses are profase in their conmenda-
tiou ol Smiths bravery and boldnsss.
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ITALY.

ROME. July e6.-The Libzta says IN
political circles connection is traced be-
tween the Greek protests against the
Turkish barbarities in Thessaly and the
appearance Of French men.ot.war at Pre-.
Wscus.
The same paper adds it is thought that
Italy is disposed il necessary TO unite
with France for the advantage ot the He
lenic cause and Of their common interests
in the Mediterranean.
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a Paragraph that Conveys Mighty
Little Information.

GREEEBRIER, WHITE SULPHuR SPfsGs,
July 2G.-Ope Of the members Of The
Army Commission from Penusylvania
says he Is free to make the following
statement: The committee are reaching
satisfactory results. There is spirit
among the members to yield their special
views for the sake Of agreeing upon a
bill. The yiews OF the members are given
with great deliberAtion. A spirit Of COM
promise seems to prevail among them
and they will certainly agree upon bill
which all'will support. It may also be
stated that their deliberations are wholly
irrespective Of army personel, but it ID
thought that the results will injure no
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sudden sIekness OF General Gar
FaSS = field. -Ns

ATLANTIC Cf1T, July 26.-General Gar
heId while bathing in the surf this morn.
log wac attacked with vertigo. Repre-.
ssntatiyes Springer and Hiseock, and
Raiuey, Sergeant at.Arms, Of the Potter
Committee, were bathing at the came
time. Something peculiar was noticed
in General GArteld's movements as he
Ieft The water, when HiOeoek and Raipey
went to his relief, conducting him TO the
bath house, where, BY prompt attention,
he vas soon restored TO consciousness.
He Is 80 rapidly improving that he will
10 morrow leave for his home in OHIO.
The Potter Committee will make an
effort 70 close their business here TO- NOR.
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Heavy Storm-Great Destruction
of Property. ..s

QUINCY, III, July 26..-This city was
visited last night BY heavy rain storm,
which did great damage in the city and
vicinity. The injury TO the streets
amounts to nearly SIC, 900 and the dam:
age TO private property is much more.
The bridges across the streams IN and
near the city were washed away, cellars
and houses we're flooded, and in some In
staEees the stocks Of goods in stores were
greatly injured by water. One family
Who were surrounded by the food were
rescued at late hour last night in boats.
The rain il believed TO be the most severe
that has ever visited this section.
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SAN PRAScGsco, July 26.-Among the
psssengers BY the City OF Toxic was g
Seward, United States Ministe: 10 Pc
Kin, en- route 10 Warrington. The Chi
pese Ambassador and party will leave for
Washington 10 a Few days. No iormal
rseeption was rendered them on their ar
rival. none Of the officials welcoming the
marty. On landing Of the Chinese the
merchants met them At the wharf and
we're subsequently, received At the Palaes
Hotel. A great croWd o. Chinese, Of the
lover class, gathered al the main door
and around the hotel to catch glimpse
oI the yiaitoTR,
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEw ORLEANS, July 26,-Mayor Pitts
bury, in view Of the action Of the ice ring
ia rsising the price 10 $50 per too, ha,
pspotialed for supplies BY rail, TO be cold
Al cost 70 eo0sumers.
Up to date thirty.six cases ot yellow
fever have been oReislly reported TO the
Board Of Health. Eighteen dsath'.