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States and prompt pecuniary assist
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NEw ORLEANS, August 20.-NatcheI
is very healthy At present. No cases Of
fever Of any kind exists here. A rigid
quarantine Is kept up. I'd.
200 cAsFs AT vIcKsBuRa.
VicKsBuRo, August 20.-It Ia estimated
that 200 cases Of yellow fever are under
treatment. There were IL deaths the
past "a hours, among them r. II. SHELBY,
q lawyer. Among the new cases to-day
are DR.. Baliour, Health Officer, and DR..
Robbins. By authority Of the Most Wor.
shipful Grand Master Murphy, an appeal
ia hereby made TO all Masons wherereso.
ever disposed, TO contribute TO the re.
lief OF the sick and destitute 10 this city.
[Signedl W. 8. PAXTON,
Grand Oommander Of Knigks Ten,piar and
Chairman Masonic Relief Committee.
NEW ORLEANS, August 20.-The fol-
lowing are among the deaths: Rev. s.
F. Murphy, OF ST. Alphonsus Church,
Mrs. D. Morsey, and James Parnet. The
city authorities are trying irrigation In
the upper part Of the city. There was q
good flow OF river water in many oil the
streets to-day. The Board Of Health con.
tinue using carbolic acid a disinfectant
and carts Of the Improvement Depart.
ment scatter lime in the cutters OF Con-
stance and other streets in the frat dis.
trict. Lime Is also used freely around
the Custom House. Many cases Of des.
titution have come under the observation
OF the members in The various districts.
A case In the first district was reported
Of family with several members down
with the fever and neither food nor money
In the house. In such cases the Associa.
tion Is under 4 necessity Of relieving the
distress by donations Of money sufficient
10 pay for food.
4 telegram received TO day reports
that fifty cases OF yellow fever had oc.
Cured at Port Gibson, Mississippi, and
two deaths.
Refugees arriving from Ocean Springs
report that out Of nine cases Of yellow
fever there seven had proved fatal.
A dispatch from the Mayor Of Vicks-
burg 10 DR.. Banks, at New Orleans says:
You are wanted here Immediately. Sick
ness spreading. Drs Balform and Rob.
bins are sick.
In answer to a dispatch from the Post
master on the subject Of Yieksburg
quarantine agains, mails, the acting Post.
master says the Department has no power
to interfere with quarantine regulations.
You must negotiate for the best attaina.
BILE arrangement with Postmasters at
quarantined offices.
LITTLE ROCK, August 20.-The Board
OF Health has refused to run local trains
as far as Forest City on the Memphis
road. A general feeling Of security now
prevails here. Not case Of yellow fever
has yet appeared in Arkansas, even
along the Mississippi. r'.'....'',....,..-
NEw YoRK, August GOWN. Schultz,
1872 Dykeman street, Brooklyn, was sent
to quarantine tonight, the physicians be.
ing satisfied that his case was one OF yel.
low fever.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.
The international Money Con-
vention 80 Cord the Ultimate
Money standard.

Money standard.
PARE, August 20.-M. Say, in his ad /.
dress at the Monetary Conference yester.
day stated that the policy Of France was
to await moment when she could revert
10 the free mintage Of silver.
The Swiss representative said that
while agreeing with the present expected
attitude OF the Latin Union, as described
by Say, SWit1erland looked forward TO a
gold standard as the ultimate solution oil
the question OF coinage.
GOschen argued that free mintsge oi
silver will be impossible. The formal
rejection OF that proposal, however, is to
be regretted as the public would consider
Il as q condemnation Of the monetary use
Of silver. The object arrived at should
be the maintenance Of silver as a COM
panion Of gold wherever possible, as the
universal issue Of silver would provoke a
terrible crisis. He added that the agree.
ment for universal gold standard might
force England 10 reconsider her policy,
maintaining the silver coinage Of India
intact.
PROPOSITION OF THE AMERICAN MEM
BERs.
The, following are the propositions sub.
mitted to the Monetary Conference by tee
New York delegates and now under dis
cussion:
lst. It Is the opinion Of this assembly
that Il is not desirable that silver be eI-
cluded from free coinage in Europe and
the United States; on the contrary this
assembly believe il to be desirable that an
Unrestricted coinage Of silver and its use
as money Of unlimited legal tender should
be retained where they exist and az far
as practicable restored where they have
ceased. 10 exist. a.r
ID. The use Of both gold and silver as
an unlimited legal tender money may be
safely adopted, lirst by equalizing them
at relation 10 be fixed by international
agreement, and second by granting to
each metal, at the relation fixed, equal
terms Of coinage, making no discrimina-
ton between them.
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GRIMES.

sAvAssAH, August GOV. D. R.
Miller killed VIM, Goodwin this alter
noon. The latter previously theatened
to kill Miller for The, alleged seduction Of
his daughter. t,,
DEADwoop, August 20.-Mrs.. John
Calllson was found this morning mur.
dered 10 bed. Her forehead was complete.
ly mashed In with some heavy instru=
n,ent. No clue 10 the murderer or cause
for the brutal act .has beeen discovered.
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ENGLAND.


LONDON, August 2O.-The Times says
the money market remains unchanged.
Discount rates have settled down into a
kind OF temporary stagnation. Bills
continue scarce. Short loans have been
easier to obtain, but come demand Is ex.
pected to-day, as considerable sums must
be repaid to the bank. Apart from passing
cases Of that kind there is nothing in
sight which Is calculated TO disturb the
market, and rates are likely to remain
for some time at considerably lower call
than the Bank Of England rate. This
will be unfortunate 10 many respects,
but apparently can't be helped,
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IRELAND.


DUBLIN, August 20.-The Erening 1sle'
graph publishes 4 highly sensational &C.
count Of the attack made by Judge
Keough upon his valet during fit Of
temporary insanity. Judge Keough was
staying near Brussels for his health. The
valet Is reported to have received sever
al painful, but not dangerous, cuts with a
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asas''..'.s,''ts9 s'.'s seems to be oil the opinion
,aa,I, ',ot and 10, character lha. is
t,a II I wiener! S.' 1.I! House Of Representa-,
I'D N, "aS'ag'On. Thl, look. very.
@s, Ral lsl',h.oded compliment t.
,ist.l ,,1.f. wilton, , Such .,psse,tiou in
aaU ~ vpe'n the Resiaer remind. one
'pss O ,i~. 70 The ribs attempted once
'' editor oI that paper. : :
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Shot TO Death for Attempted
Ranp.

! CrscrssA1r, August 2O.-Tom Boyd,
confined in the Ripley County, Ind, jail,
on the charge Of attempting to commit
rape on the person Of a young lady Of
Moore's Hill, in the same county, was
killed by band Of vigilants, some eighty
in number, who broke into the Jail last
night and fred seventeen shots into his
body. Boyd had previously served n
term in the penilentiary for a similar
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MoundsviIle.
Auousr 20, 1873.

ff.ag4I1 -df e. N1H AU0usT ~, 1910.
Correspondence Of the Intelllgsncer.
Oh that The rain Of yesterday had
come on Saturday, Is the exclamation we
hear on all sides to-day. This is the
most beautiful day Of the meeting. No
dust TO annoy and everything has an ap'
pesrance Of cleanliness not seen before
since the meeting began. Itris now
thought tue meeting will not close before
Thursday evening. A vote Of the tent
holders was taken to-day and large
majority Of them are in favor Of continu'
Ing the meeting until that time. Nine OF
ten were at the altar last night. e
We notice to-day the ARRIVAL OF John
Baggs, also Revs. 6ledhill, Monroe, and
DR.. De Hasse. All the forenoon services
were held at the. Tabernacle. Rev. ]. p.
Thatcher conducted the iearly morning
meeting. The experience meeting at .
o'clock was led by Rev. Dolliyer. Rev.
A, Hall, OF Cameron, preached one OF his
bes, sern, n,ons, 1t i0iI o'clock. Rev: Hall
reaches the hearts Of his hearers when
10 .,.aaoLa. md b;s sermona ara full al
news. ~ p.e"'"' ANN
Ths cb;Idren,s meeting Al 9 o'clock,
la \. p.s. 'U;ie, n was announced
Yesterday. that this would be temper.
IL sdv y s1a ,.haun,.Is Ia S;th tbis erneetation,
Sn, Hu .I ~bv % ,S,s nrooramme was changed i
~ ~ ~ ~, .hia ~ ssy Dr Dallas gave a
S% Ssry ITs in,sses,ios anV Talk. he was followed
by Raw. Ciledbill. Of the East Ohio Con.
~ ss nss' 'e,yua Ttaa. al. II we wsrs simnly ursnd,
iersnSs. nS XII S' IA" ,nd iyonnv listened witb
aus., aau 'S,n S,,sn,;aS. @ what preeious seed Il
80 s ssiS ia =. ,h.." ch;ldrenl meeting.
Ss,ns W. 1, ,O, "a.;na :" m and hiring forth much
M, my "'p'.Ds " ~ GsH..I'IT IirgtIF
I'M Ts... w.s, ~, M nrssohiny at 8 O'Clock,
Instesd there vss'a meeting for the pro.
..n,;an .s. ~ , he,;nsss led by Rev. Dolliyer,
n'UsSa ,nSa ny, y. S.isS1l sSSerIenee and A al.
has, wv Sise Nv II ~ sss he biessipp Of no.
i;aass ~. ~ D. ~,s ioIlowed ~ Raw. Thatcher
luz .aS nnn,h.r m af'ntbs,s Siltestifyipp that
~ ~ hIaoa ~ chr;stS Il nblel 10 cleanse
nv ue S' III sis,S a ,nnmher nresented them.
.sIua. sIn ~ =, IN, ~ .i,sr a. tbs elose seeking
fo,'tS IL, tSs = Blessing t Of perfect love. The
sy.n;ns r,sa,jng At ths tabernacle was
evening ~ meeting nss,ins ons y. 'ee e "DS 80; -
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The John Porter Anchored-Her
Engineers Refuse 10 do Duty.

CRcrsSArf, Augast 20.-The towboat
John Porter, which passed up the river
last week with several cases Of yellow
fever aboard, has been obliged to anchor
three miles below Gallipolis, Ohio, the
engineers refusing TO remain longer at
their post. Of duty. The Gallipolis
Health Officer has placed strong
guard over her to prevent any one leav-
Ing the boat. Two cases, Charles Delgle-
man, engineeryirom Pittshurgh, and VIM.
Koebler, from rPomeroy. have died.
There afe ten cases On board, three very
ILL., ANON. the -sick is-Captsip- John
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MAucH CHUNK, Pa, August9o.- o.-Jndge
Dishr has oyerruled the motions for new
trials In the cases ot James Mcdonald aud
Charles Sharpe, convicted In April last
for the murder Of George L. Smith, and
sentenced the prisoners to Be- hanged.
Both men atoutly deny their guilt.
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Fnrmlnlly Annonlnced.

,C1sussATI, August 20.-The City
Council to. day formally announced the
result Of the recent vote in the issuance
Of the two million dollar. bonds to COM
plete the Southern Railway. This for.
NAL action will permit Immediately the
resumption in the unfinished portion oi
the road. -t,sf..F i..N
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For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
partly cloudy weather, occasional rain,
variable winds, mostly northerly, sta
tionAry temperature or higher pressure.
For the Lower Lake Region, colder,
partly cloudy weather, near Lake On.
tario possibly rain, winds mostly norther.
" and higher pressure.
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IttQntelhaet1fer


..,'iSs.d yesterday, a special train
.a,'.,,,b. B. 80. depot at . o'clock
W Wv, morning, carrying delegate"
''.r's !, sb,n to the Republican n, Con-
.. .!..,J !, J'Co Convention at Mound'yille s ior
s''h ss,.sIst h. round TIP. 's, Capt. Ds,risa ,a
sai.lt, " I;,5I, made this arrangement !, TO
~, 'II n ,bO may wish to attend the
- l.','i,,. ,nd for whom the regular
Os.''r, y ,ooId be either TOO early or Too
", :. ,,,,, that he may know exactly
!, !, ..."npOd.tIOn. ".,, to provide to'mOr'
~ " .,rsiur, /. i. desired that all who
y NJ i roius on the train will leave
y. =. ,,s., With ", F. Peterson, Esq,
n. ~ 'se. ,Iioipipg the Exchange Bank.
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FIRE RECORD.

CINCINNATI, August 20.-The ware.
house Of Freiberg 4 Workum, extensive
dealers in liquors, Main street, was
partially burned BY FIRE this morning.
Loss about $65,000. Insnred.A
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nn..inred His aIIstress.

wa4EayoRD, n. Y, Augu.ts2o. .3Rleh,
ard Shannon to-day murdered Miss Ella
Rice, with whom he formerly cohablted.
The murderer was arrested.
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i OTTAWA, August 90.-Aparty Of rioters
were arraigned To-day before the Police
Magistrate, W. Lun6orne, Montreal
Briton, for disotdsrly conduct and throw.
ipg,s,ones was fped $50 or, three weeks
in jail.i Janes o'Neil, Union, similarly
sentenced. Thomas Campbell, Orange
man, was committed for ,rialfo carrying
q loaded revolver. John Lunney, aged
25 years was 6isd SO for beating a
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Obituary.

SAN FRAscrsco, August 20.-A Yuma
dispatch says: Captain L. Polana, Of the
Ordinance Department Of the United
States Army, died suddenly this evening.
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NASHVILLE, August 20.-Report to
Collector Woodcock from Putnam county
announces the destruction Of FIVE Illicit
distilIsries, valued At $500.
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HANCOCK REPuBLIcAISss'.. >.
Their Delegates 70 Aloundsyi lie
- Motions 20 Instruct Voted
DOwnLCaniidates for the Leg.
faInfufA. ~ w !gf "a. !. u

NEw CUMBERLAND, W. VA Aug. 70. =
Correspondence q The Intlissnotr. - ~
The Republicans Of Hancock county
met In Convention to,daya at FairyieH.
The meeting was large and enihusi'
astic, The bulldog being crowded, The
Hon. John H. Atkinson called the meet
Ing 70 order. Mr.. Watson johnson was
chosen Presidsnl and o, s. MArshall SEQ.
On motion four delegates for the Con-
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Grand Council OF the Porte.
CossrAsTIsopLE, August 20.-A grant
Council OF the Porte will be held to-day
to finally consider Austria's latest objec
tion to the Turkish proposals for Con.
ventinn
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NEw HAvEs, August 2O.-Gen. Butler
made long speech tonight on the
financial and labor questions. .l
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GERMANY.
A Remonstran re 10 the Porte

BERLIN, August 2O,-The National Ztit.
ung says that the signatory Powers have
addressed remonstrances in identical
terms 10 the Porte against its disregard
Of tho claims OF Greece. af-
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Arrive,l iroIn EngInntI.

/ Nav YoRK, August oo.- Bosardu. The
pigeon shot, and son arrived to-day from
England.
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STEALING STAGE STOCK.

HELENA, MoSr., August 2O.-The In.
dians last might stole stage stock from
the Pines .Buttes and Spring Hill Sta.
tions, four miles north OF Pleasant Val.
ley, idaho, and eight head from near
Comas Creek, thirty miles south Of Pleas.
ant Valley. It is also said they have
stolen hosses from the ranches near
Spring Hill, They are supposed to be
Bannocks from Idaho, and will probably
pass through Yellowstone Park. Z.
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Brnn.rnr InoA1s. .45Mf,. 3 PIE

BELIA1RE LOCALS. - MIS-. q Peter
.scbamm, the owner Of q certain farm and
garden lands, near BenHon's Ferry, being
consider sbly annoyed OF late BY, dfogesof'
cattle and hogs breaking into her fields,
destroying 5nd demolishing corn, cabbage.
SC. &C., has now adopted the lockup-sys'
tenn. assessing tresspassipg Sdgmagee
agaiust the ownerS( (oi- aay- cattle Nand'
hogs so inuuding on her domains. VI, Il
Mr.. J. NJ. Osborne, late proprietor OF the
Cehtsnpial, Hotel here, mestl Likely. Will.
remove 70 Wheeling TO assume the man. ~ :,
agement opthe thJames Hotel at an
M Ms job SSu Stevenson the popular pas
senger conductor on the Q. &P. Railroad,
Was made the recipient o. a hearty vel
come, by The uiemben Of the Silver Hook
fishing club, at the Belmont House, last
Monday evening. Mr.. Stevenson made
his iirst down trip from Pittaburgh again
last Monday alter an absence iof two
months recnpetAtiop, aud taking unto him.
seli n Young and beautiful little wife.
The reception thus given, was, TO say the
least, simply an expression and fair &C.
acknowledgement Of true friendship enter.
tained for Mr.. Stevenson, who has always
proved himself 70 be q gentleman on the
square. WeScongrathlAte him and his
newly made bride. ......
5Mf. and Mrs. Watkins, Of Athens, O.,
and Mrs. Gayis and daughter, Of Gall
weston, Texas, are yisiting friends in this
Considerable trouble and .excitement
was occasioned heIslagt Monday BY Mrs:
Filohs, 1 woman only recentiy divorced
| from her husband, preparing lawfully 10
fake away the children from the ptotec.
don Of her ohesliege lord. The almost
distracted husband, equal 10. the emsr.
gency, however, managed suece,siully 70
hide away one Of her little iasorile", and
all search for it on the part Of the woman
and her friends, de- 20 far hss proven irstis'
Professor John n. iDuf, Superintendent
Of our publicGehool returned yesterday
from a months .viSlt 10 lriends At Har.
! mon, Ohio. Messrs. Cash and White,
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Attacked BY Indians.

SALT LAKE, UrAH, August 2O.-A let.
ter received at Oneida, Idaho, terminus
Of the Idaho Northern Railroad, says
The Indians attacked Skelton McCabb
and party, numbering IA men, on the 18Th
inst. near Salmon City, Idaho, and killed
McCabb. The Indians numbered about
80. Lieut.. Wilson reached the party on
Tuesday evening, and will escort them
TO Round Yalley;only three yoke Of cat
tie were killed; fears are entertained Tor
other parties on the road. A Shelton
train was loaded at the terminus OF the
Utah Northern road for Yankee Fork
mines, AT the head Of Solomon River.
McCaleb, the person killed, was q part
ner OF Col. Sharp, merchant at Salmon
City. Itis reported that the stage stock
at two stations on the Montana line,
north Of Pleasant Valley, were run of
by Indians last night.
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,S'Y3P P6IiTlos. ITT

10 ELizaBErB, Nib, August 20.-The
Democrats, ot.the third Congress district
repominated i Miles! Ross dissatisfied
withlthe minority, bolted. N'''1i"
"a LEwrsros,y ME-, August 2O.-The
Democrats Of the second district to-day
nominated S. Crafford Belcher for Con-
gress. tL.siL tHIg.a rf
TOLEDO, August 2O.-The Republicans
Of The seventh district have nominated
James B Luckey, Of Ottawa county, for
Congress. Vice Hon. Charles Foster
declined. -.
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oARPfYID nINoMlNATFD,

CLEvEtAsD, O., August 2O.-General
ia. Garfield was nominated for Con-
gresa by acclamation by the Republicans
of the 10Th Congressional district to-day.
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gressi,S.n.l Convention were chosen from


A motion 10 instruct the delegates to
vote for Rev. J. s. Pomeroy, Of Mounds
vile, was ameRded by substituting the
name Of General !. H. DuyAl, and this
was amended, that no instructions should
be given. Carried.
onmotiou II was ordered that any Re-
publican voter Of this county may act a
alternate for the Congressional Conyen'
tion.-!
The Hon. Lyman stedman took occa-
sion 70 nail Il few Democratic lies, circU.
latedto his injury, which he did very
efiectually. >
After bis address the meeting adjourned
The county primaries take place on
the second Saturday Of September. :
PA Pugh and Lyman Stedman are
the only candidates mentioned for the
House Of Delegates. fA% .
The Democrats Of this county are moi
pleasedl with their candidate for Con.
gress. Some have sworn that they viii
not support him. RADICAL. :
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PRAYERS FOR THE SICK,

OCEAN GRoyE, N. Y, August 2o.-At
the camp meeting to-day the mercy Of
God vAs:inyoked for the fever stricken
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NO Fears for the Wyoming.

s WAsHIseros, August h2O& The Navy
Department don't entertain the slightest
fear for theS safety OF the yoming. II
10 preeumed thdtshe N out Of coal and
does not meet with sufficient wind TO car
~ ~ her into port. The tug Fortune is
now searching foE her,aSegas ,aaoisls'
.hy.,a ~ HEB scREw i,LosT,nG log j..
y Chief Engineer Jockey, Of the United
States steamer. Wyoming, has arrived
with dispatches, and reports that the Wy.
oming lost her screw two days out from
Southampton. He left the vessel in a
pilot boat twenty-five miles OF Cape
Henry. ye,4s--R aiegtzp .yEE Is
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The County Convention tomorrow and
the Congressional Convention the day
following, will somewhat lessen the At,
tendance al the meeting. REPoRTER.
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a... WAl DRPAlTnINT,
OVs1cH OF THR CHTKy eiaHkL 0IPicEI,
wAaHISgIoH, D. c, August 7l-l A. n.
KnnpIpttFy,u Itttl
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The Howard Association Of Memphis
endorse the appeal OF their Association
members now on duty at Grenada.
Messrs. Smith and Anderson, who have
labored among the sick there for the past
nine days, are fully posted as to the exact
condition, and are gentlemen in every
way worthy Of public confidence.
D. LANGsTAFF, Vice ResideMt
J, Fl. SMITH, Secretary. rst
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MEEPHIs, August 2O.-The Board Of
Health reported l2 new cases Of yellow
fever from 5 P. N. yesterday until noon
10 day. The fatality last night and this,
morning was very light, according 10 the
reports form undertakers and the Howard
Association, the latter reporting three
deaths. OF the new cases one Is near
Hermond's Road, one on Elliott street
and the balance IN the infected districts.
Among the sick Is DR.. Sappe, who had
been working faithfully among the sick.
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Al our GEaDd Extraordinary DrANinE are un-i
der the supervision and MANAGEMENT Of UENA
q. T. BEAUREGARDAnd and JUBAL A. EARLY.
auiSW, saw
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SUNDAY. APRIL Z, 1873.

SAduertisers ,riu make note Of the fact
that THE LEADER has a larger circ'dd-
ton than any paper published in Wyo-
ming -