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The Rock Island Argus., 1878-10-31
Last Nights Dispatches.
FOREIGN.

LONDON. Oct. 30.-A Constantinople
dispatch states that the Porte has learned
that Gen. TodIeben arrived at Lule Bou-
gas aud ordered the repair of bridges and
construction of barracks fer winter quar-
ters. v~Fsg-
ATHENS, Oct. 3O.-The Chambers re-
fused to pass the bill calling out certain
classes of recruits to replace others who
were disbanded. In consequence of this
refusal the ministers resigned, and the
king accepted their resignation.
GERMANY.
BERLIN. Oct. 3O.-Tf the Duke of Cum
berland shall retract the manifesto issued
after his father death, in which he asserts
his right to the Grown of Hanover, Prussia
will surrender to him the Guelph moneys.
HUNGARY
PEsTH, Oct. 80. In the lower house of
the Hungarian diet to-day resolution of
| fered by the extreme proposing the i'm
peachmeut of the ministry was read and
debate thereon fixed for the 5th of No
vember.
SWITZERLAND.
GENEVA, Oct. 80 --Twenty-one eantons
have accepted the scheme for the COM
pl6ttUH vi tue Odlub OOIUaTO railway,
ENGLAND
LONDON, Oct. 3O.-The Times, in its
financial column, remarks that the total
working capital of the cotton mills at
Oldham. operated on the limited liability
system, is G4 6O00 600. OF this sum but
little more than 9I,000, 900 has returned
any interest for year and considerably
over half the capital is borrowed. -s-
LONDON, Oct. 50.--A Cabinet Council
was held yesterday. The Post announces
in semi-oficial form that it has been de-
cided to send an ultimatum to the Ameer
before proceeding to ulterlor measures. 1t
is not however, probable that he win avail
himself of this last chance.
It's not unlikely that Lord Beacons-
| field at the Lord Mayors banquet on
| Nov. may be able to speak of the future
with satisfaction and confidence. All
morning journals agreed that the govern
ment has decided to give the Ameer last
chance,
AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, Oct. 80. .-BaronV on Pretis Cog
nato relinquished the formation Of a Cab
met because of the impossibiIity of COM
manding a majority of the Reichrath.
VIENNA, Oct. 30.-In the Lower House
of the Reichrath to-day the reporter of the
Budget Committee moved that the discus
sion of the government bill for the issue OF
l23,000,000 forms gold rentes to cover the
expenses of the Bosian occupation be post
lponed for the present and the government
meanwhile be requested to lay the treaty
of Berlin before the Houses Immediately
for discussion. The Budget Committee,
in the sitting when it decided upon thi.
action, adopted resolution that the treaty
ought to have been submitted to the
House before the occupation was under
taken, while the Finance Minister main
tanned that the delegation alone were com
petent to discuss the foreign policy.
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MEXICO.

CITY OF MEXICO, Oct, 2O.-Senor Ia
mocona will remain at Washington indie
fnitely.
Riva Palaccio, Minister of Public Works,
to extend proper reception to the party
of Chicago merchants who intend making
an excursion TO Mexico.
Lieut.. Col w. Garcia has been tried by
general court marshal and found guilty OF
violation of the neutrality laws, he having
pursued body of revolutionists into the
territory of the United States.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO. OCT. 81.
Wheat-Firm; shade higher; No red IS; No
spring 81 asked cash; 81 Nov; sax Dec.
Corn-Easier; 81 cash; 33k Dec. +
Oats-Easy; 191z cash; 19X Dec. 3 r
Rye-Unchanged.
Barley-Lower; 50.
Pork-stronger; 90 cash; 70007 so Dec.
Lsrd-Stronger; 50 bid cash; 95 bid Dec.
Whiaky-1 08.
LIVE STOCK
Hogs-Recepts q, 600; fairly active light 8 600
05: heavy to packers 9003 IS; for common to
good heavy shipping O013 80
Cattle-Quiet; receipts 1000; etockers 2 25G2
20; fair to choice 5504 40.
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New YORK, Oct 30.-The great feature
of speculation on the stock exchange to-day
was an advance of FIVE per cent in Western
Union from 963 to l013. Dealings in the
stock were heavy and some large blocks
were taken on the advance
The investigation of the Fitz j ohm Porter
case has adjourned to meet at West Point
on Dec Is
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prrEsYLvAUIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 31.-DetWiler i
Welsh, owners of the Market street -four
mills. have failed; liabilities about $780,
000
LONDON, Oct. 3l.-The British revenue
cutter Fanny, was run into and sunk OF
Tuskar, to day, by the steamer Helnitia'
Sevepteeu of the Panny's crew perisbed'
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NEW JERSEY.
Daring Robbery

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 3I.-During the abb
sence of the owners, thieves entered the
house in Camden of Bulson brothers, old
men, and as each returned he was seized
and bound and thrown into cellar. The
house was then robbed of everything, In
cluding large amount OF money.
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weather probabflities

WASHINGTON. Oct. 3l.-lpdications for
upper Mississippi and lower Missouri val,
leys: clear or partly cloudy weather.. colo
.northwesterly shifting towarmer southerly
winds, stationary or lower pressure.
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YELLOW FEvER

MEMPHIS, Oct. 31.-The weather took a
sudden change last night; and has turned
very cold. From six O'Clock last evening
until noon to day the undertakers report
five orders for interments,
New ORLEANS. Oct. 3l.-Forty- seven
cases; 12 deaths.
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st. Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 81.
Whea:-Higher; No red S3A0s3K cash; s3K0
1914 Nov; s59s5% Dec; No 3, 791f@79A; No 2
spring 7154.
corn-Firm and scarce; S209s4 bid cash; s1x
bid Nov
Oats 201s cash.
Rye-40.
Barley-Unchanged.
Whisky-1 0S.
Pork-Quiet; 47k@T5o.
Lard-Lower; 75. s..1-
LIVE STOCK.
Hogs-Rcceipts $500; good demand light ship
ping to Yorkers 7513 O5; packing and Bostons
90@3 10; Philadelphias 8 1908 25.
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INDIANA

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 3l.-The Army of
the Tennessee this morning reelected the
present officers, and decided to hold the
next session in Chicago.
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rovA SCOTIA.

HALIFAX, Oct. 3l.-Janet Belle aud
Janet Cove were drowned by the sinking
of a boat running between Picton and
Prince Edwards Island. The two men on
board saved themselves in small boat.
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nETo

C1NcrsNArL Oct. sl.-CharIes McGill,
the murderer Of Mary Kelly, was to-day
sentenced 10 be hanged the 18th of Feb.
ruary next.
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UTAH.

SALT LAKE, Oct. 30.-Miss Conley was
examined to-day in the Miles cese. She
was present at the reception at the house
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New York Market.
Nru YoRK. Oct. 81

COMMERCIAL.
Wheat H01c higher; No red os1S Nov.
Rye Gu ct: wester 5TB.
Corn--Trife better; 461x @46z.
Barley-Dull.
Oats-Steany; mixed western 2T1fQ30.
Pork-Steady; z 80. Ez
Lard-Firm; o 22K@6 25.
Whisky 1001 II.
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BRITISH INDIA

LONDON, Oct. 3l.-A Bombay dispatch
saws: Intelligence has been received here
which justifes the confidence of the Eng
lish people in the loyalty of the Indian
Princess Offers of aid are coming from
all directions, native troops are eager to
advance on Afghanistau, aud the tone of
the native press is all that could be de-
sired.
Pirates in the Persian Gulf have been
severely punished; eighteen of their boats
nave heen cantured.
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DEBILITY.

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PARIS. Oct. 3l.-The Universe states
that Margaret RothschiId has applied for
admission into the Catholic church, as pre-
lIminary to he marriage with the Duo De
Guiche.
LONDON, Oct. 3l.-The liabilities of
Thomson and Nephew, timber merchants,
Grange Mouth, are 100000.
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TELEGR.A.P!EHEIIC. E HEII
lTeEsoraphsd to the Rock Island Arous.
To-Day's Dispatches.
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, Oct. Sl.-The Telegraph says
the Vaccinations which threaten the full
hllment of the European settlement are
closely watched, and will be thwarted by
the result of the resolute vigilance of
Lord Beacon6eld's government, with the
loyal support of France and Austria, and
the approval of Germany. The treaty
of Berlin will be sustained to the letter. =
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RHEUMATISM-Some six months could not
walk without the help Of q crutch; tried phYs1-
clans and many kinds Of advertised cures without
beneht. Six bottles of Fenton's Matchless Syrup
cured me. CAPT GEo HAND.
SALT RHEUM- Eight bottles made perfectand
permanent cure.
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GENEVA, Oct. 80 -Twenty-one eanton
have accepted the scheme for the com
pletion of the Saint Gothard railway.
ENGLAND
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PEsTH, Oct 80. In the lower house of
the Hungarian diet to-day resolution Of
fered by the extreme proposing the i'm
peachment of the ministry was read and
debate thereon fixed for the 5th of No
vember.
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LONDON, Oct. 30.-A Constantiuople
dispatch states that the Porte has learned
that Gen. Todleben arrived at Lule Bou-
gas aud ordered the repair of bridges and
construction Of barracks fer winter quar-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-31
LEDGER LINES.

Original Lexington Ky } mustard
pure-at Oliver. Finnie & Co.'s. s5t
The friends Of Robert W Nicholson
will be glad to learn hat he is doing well.
DR.. Jshn D, Frayser continues to i'm.
prove slowly, though he will not be out
for some days. (AFN
Oficer Allison, q good policeman is
down. This makes Eve of the force who
have fever.
Thad S Ely who has been absent some
weeks, returned this morning from Gin
c%innati, and is looking splendidly.
St. Johns NJ. L Church, corner Of
Vance and LauderdOle, will hold services
at 3 pm. to. morrow. Rev. J. W. Reister,
pastor.
The voice Of the watermelon peddler
is heard no more in the heart Of the city,
though he pe~rambulates the suburbs with
profit aud immunity.
Sixth Street NJ. E. Church, corner oil
Sixth and jackson, Fort Pickering, will
hold services at ii am. to morrow. Rev.
j. W. Register, pastor.
Mr. N S~arlorius is assisting Nd Men.
ken, president of the Hebrew Benevc,
lent Association. They received $5C
yesterday morning from ssimilar organi
cation in Mobile, uUi
The death Of General W. J. Smith
son yesterday, of the fever, was \ sac
blow to him at this critical time, and vii
retard his recovery, lie has the hearty
sympathy Of this community.
The old reliable, Captain P. R. Stone
arrived here from home last night anc
will leaye' to-day for the Upper Missis
sippi river, to solicit aid for yellow
fever sufferers. Success to you, Captain
1t isFeported that John Donovan, lat
Of Memphis, contsmplates writing a ear
for a Nashville paper explaining hi
heroic flight to Brownsville. 1t woul
: De money in his pocket il he would go GU
and hang himself convenient to som
cemetery.
. Colonel R Dudley Frayser receive
news this morning Of the death of tn
youngest child, a little girl %fourtee.
months old, of Mr. aud Mrs ]. H Blacl
near Somerville, last night. Cause III
known. Mrs. Black is Colonel Frayser
3 sister.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-31
SnecInI Notlce.

All persons who wish to 70 to Refugee
Camp Williams, will apply to L. Mar
shall, 80 South Court street All persons
are urged to go. Train leaves daily Al
$3.50 in the afternoon. Transportation
will be furnished; also, supplies to per
sons while in camp.
CHARLES G. FISHER,
l47tl Chm Citizens Relief Committee.
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After this date, until further
notice, the LEDGER will not
be delivered by carriers.
Parties desiring to subscribe
can obtain the paper at the
LEDGER counting room for
the same price by purchasing
tickets.
As soon as tile epidemic is
ended, and the people return,
all orr routes Will be re-estab'
lished.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-31

headquarters, where he is Of great ser.
vice in q responsible place.
Eight hundred applications have been
made tbus far to the Howards for nurses,
and in some Instances two have been
furnished. sluo s5sss - i,fl
Mr.. ". B. Sheppard, one Of our old
citizens, has charge Ofthe7 Howard AS.
s~oeiatiou stores ; one Of bis assistants is
a young man from Mobile, a son Of
MojorJ. F. Walthall.s isa7aa la.s.ie
The rush at headquarters is over
whelming, and all the Towards are over
aorked.
SICKNESS IN THE COUNTRY. llpfum
1t is reported that Mr.. Privett, form
efly of the firm of Ferguson q PFivett,
is IN a dying condition at Whites Sta,
ton, of either malarial fever or yellow
fever. One Of tue Truss brothers is
dead and another one very sick. The
child OF n Of the railroad employees
kviugin a car hear Whites died last
night The wife of Prof. Stewart, Of
Alabama, it is quite sick {. few miles east
or south Of the city. We learn Of con-
siderable sickness in the country, and
people naturally set down every case as
yellow fever, and the panic is so great
that it is often impossible to secure good
treatment Lives are no doubt los. in
the city from fright, yet it is no wonder
that the same should occur in the couu-
try where people have an exaggerated
idea Of the disease and limited facilities
for procuring the articles needed in its
treatment. There Is no tendency to
malarial fever ia various neighborhOods
contiguous to Memphis gq
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-31
THos SHIELDS, Sec'y,
WIN SETTLE, Treas.
HOWARD 4

The absentees Of the Howards have
been dropped as a matter Of necessity.
Mr. d A Langs,aff has been elected
president, and Colonel ] Il Edmoudson,
I'd vice president. Captain J II Smith
remains lst vice president. AInof
Mr. John Murray arrived last night
with fifteen male nurses from Shreveport
and Eve from Marshall, Texas. All hay.
been assigned to duty, dl
Mr. Sim Barindsshaa dropped journal
! ism and gone TO work at the Howard
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-31

The type, material and workmen Of
the LEDGER job Office are as good us the
best, aud hence We guarantee frst rlass
work and iull satisfaction to our patrons
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-31

Disbursements, such as obstinate
swelling, boils, pimples, e~rysipelas, etc,
are promptly removed by the use Of DR..
Balrs Blood Mixture, q bug sN
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-31

z GOOD prescription clerk and stew.
ard wanted at the Market street hospital.
Apply QUA w E RooERs.
Superintendent Hospital.
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LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
THE CITY.
satnIday Evening, Aug. 81, 1878.
YELLOW FEVER DEATH LIST,

The following statement Of deaths from vel
low fever each day, since the presence of the
disease became known, is made up from the
records of the board of health and other
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REIGN OF DEATH
lO6 New Cases and 80 Deaths
Reported for Twenty
Four Hours.
Experienced Nurses and
Physicians Arriv-
ing Daily.
Tho Fever at Camp Joe Will
lllod liams and the Jail.

weather this morning was bright,
warm and CHEEKY, but not so is the
feelings Of our citizens. The Gull
point in the epidemic,
about which so many talk and to-
ward which all are 'anxiously look
ing, has not been reached, as the re-
ports Of new cases and deaths plainly
show. But this much can be said
that our workers are a little better
able to attend to the sick this morn
ing, through the aid of additional
medical attendants and nurses
from abroad. Many of our
own physicians are worked down
and need relief, while the
number Of experienced nurses
has been small until within the
past forty-eight hours. 1t appears
though, that as fast as one need is
supplied another presents itself.
This morning Mr.. j. G. Robinson,
one of our principal druggists,
closed his establishment, and our
city is now in need Of experienced
prescription clerks, to relieve those
who have been on constant duty for
weeks and are well nigh exhausted.
CAMP JOE WILLIAMS.
Reports from the camp are to
the effect that several deaths occur
daily, and that the hospital now
contains about twenty-five sick.
AT THE JAIL
no Yellow jack is also claiming vic
Tins, the first one being taken last
Observation-Disclosures, the man who
killed the negro near Cuba some
time since and who was arrested
with difficulty BY a sheriff's posse.
Brizzell, the negro murderer, is re-
ported dying. There are about
twenty cases at the Jail, the vel
prisoners having been sent to the
Island,
NEW CASES FROM NOON YESTERDAY
TO NOON TO-DAY.
James Jacks, age SO Sycamore
George 7 Tweedy, age A, A;
Second.
Mary Hogan, age Is, ~ Com
merce.
Susan Jackson, age 20. Sycamore
, John Griffin, age 5, Wincheste
, avenue, 0r
Mag Griffin, age 3S, Wincheste
avenue.
: John League, age 10, Winchef
ter avenue. easF .
. James League, age 10, WincheI
; ter avenue. Ja.
Albert Malone, colorod, age 2
corner Fifth and SalTaran.
!, Carrie Thomas, age IL, 70 s
B Martin.
Caroline Thomas, age SO, 60
Martin.
Mrs Annie Owens, age so, q
: Court.
i Robert Patrick, colored, age ;
!. 257 Jefferson.
% Thomas Wright, age 10, 10 E
+ change.
Jno H Miller, 81, 4S marsha
s avenue.
d Chas Lindsay, colored, age 2
hospital.
> Chas Houston, age ~, hospital.
/. Bill Watkins, age Is, hospital,
d Mary SHELTON, age Q, 439 Dunla
5. Mary Mullory, age 20, 1853 G
W leans.
q Jimmie Robbins, age %,
10 Dunlap.
"a Fannie SHELTON, age IL, 4S9 DIT
- lap.
n, Sister Josepbs, age "a, st Pete
ne Orphan Asylum.
Mike Brene, 50, hospital.
ID James Lynch, age 40, 251 Wa
le ington.
IN John Wendell, age IA, l78 A
~ bama.
=. Charles Ulman, age 20, 17S A
bama.
Frank Wendell, age s, 17S A
bama.
ar. Louisa Dengence, age 20, corr
ms Vance and fernando.
at Jesse Woods, colored, age As, {
on Main.
Kate Hickey, age IS, SO II
nando.
e. Belle Lindsey, age 16, 22S Van
Mrs Plischke, age %, 228 VanC
Charles Plischke, age 81,
Vance.
Albert plischke. q 3.