The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-08-30
Naua Summary.

Itza.-Six hundred Turkish prisoners /
have arrived at Vienna.-Prjnce Milan
Of SerVia has issued 3 proclamation an
nouncing the independence of ServIa, and |
the reduction Of the army to peace foot |
lng.-Th Three men were killed and |
eighty. four wounded by the police and |
soldiers in the recent election riots at
Harburg.-Queen Christina, Of Spain,
is worse. No hope is entertained Of her
international congress
for the prevention and repression of crime
at Stockholm.-A meeting OF
New York Republicans friendly to Hayes
was held at Saratoga.-Tbes soldiers re-
union at PIttsfield, ILL.,, was largely at
tended. Addresses were delivered by
Gov. Cullum, Ex-GoV. Palmer and 9TH
ers. -Ex-Secretary. Bristow has been
chosen president of the National Bar As
ISOLATION. - the congressional labor
committee resumed its session at New
York.-William NibIo, the veteran the
atrical manager and founder of NIblo's
Garden, died, aged S9.-Jackson, Miss.
is almost deserted on account OF yellow
fever. A call for help has been issued to
the Masonic fraternity all over the United
States. Fever is reported at Byram,
Terry, Canton aud other places in Miss.
At Grenada five per cent of the whole
population have died. Seventy-fve me-
gToes were taken down to-day.-At
Vicksburg fifty new cases are reported.
- New Orleans, new cases 107, deaths
40, Five new cases at Port Eads. One
death at Chattanooga. The disease is
on the increase at Memphis.-At Mil
waukee, st. Louis, Cleveland, New York,
Chicago, Washington and other cities
large donations are being made for the re-
lief of sufferers.
AUGUST %. - A. Bristol, England,
eleven deaths from Typhoid fever are re-
ported. There are ia cases.-It is stat
ed that the Russian expedition TO Central
ASIA has been abandoned.-Crops In
Roumania have been severely damaged by
recent rains.-Five steamers have left
San Stefano for Odessa. with Russian
troops, returning nome.-Queen Chris
tina, of Spain, is dead.--The Miners
Powder company Mill at Negauree, Mass,
exploded, killing four men 1.-THE yell
low fever devastations in Greneda are
horrible beyond DESCRIPTION. Canton
which had a population of 1000 now has
but 125---The total number of cases to
date at Vicksburg is about 800.
AUGUST 23.-The loss of the Bosnians
at Serajevo was 800 killed and 700 wound
ed.-Turkish troops are deserving in
Bosnia.-Egypt is to have new Minis
try.-The weavers and winders in thir-
teen English cotton mills have struck
against a reduction of pay.-The italian
government has resolved to oppose any
modification of the treaty of Berlin rela-
tive to the Jews in Roumania.-There
is talk in France about President McMa-
han resIgning.--At Paris Minister Noyes
entertained the delegates to the Interna-
Tional Monetary Confer ence at grand
dinner.-Gen. Garibaldi has written a
letter denouncing Austria and Germany
and approving Socialism.-SamI. Wild
cotton spinner and colliery proprietor
of Rochdale, England, has failed. Liza.
bilities estimated at 1920, OOO.-It is stat.
ed that a new Turkish loan of $4,000, 900
is Ia conIemplation.-Th American as
socIation for the advancement of science
Is in session at St. Louis.-A soldiers
| reunion took place at Gallon, Ohio
400 cases of yellow fever are reported al
| Vlcksburg.-Reports are in circulation
that there are fifteen cases of yellow fever
IN quarantine at Baltimore.-The asso.
ctsted press dispatch says the disease II
on the decrease at New Orleans.-NeW
cases 1913. Deaths 40.-One case of vel.
low fever is reported in Brooklyn quaran
tine.-New cases at Memphis As, deaths
1O.-The secretary of Board of Health
jackson, Miss, has telegraphed the posta
department to stop mails from all infected
points.
AUGUST 24.-Lazzaretti, a fanatic a
RomO who proclaimed himself prophe
and King, was killed at the head OF {, OOt
of his followers.-The negotiations be
tween Bismarck aud the Popal Nunci
have led to no results.-The fall o
President Gonzales, OF San Domingo i
considered inevitable.-A banquet il
honor OF General Grant was given at vi
enna.-Revenue officers report an en-
gagement with an armed band of I'LL CT
distIllers in Overton county, Tennessee
Several prisoners escaped from jail g
Deadwood, ID. T., but were recaptureC
yellow fever; new cases at New Oh
leans 1913, deaths AZ. Memphis, new case
105. deaths Is. Six cases are reported &
Holly Springs.
AUGUST 25.-The most friendly commI
nications have passed between Austri
and Seryis on the occasion of the ceIebri
ton of SerVian ndependence.-Russ
4 has sent very energetic note demandIn
the immediate surrender of Besarasia.--
The surrender of Batoum is postponed {
Sept. PA Rome dispatch says: "TI
= religious enthusiast, Lazaretti, was ser
!, ously wounded but is not dead. Bis oil
f cIples are preparing to announce his re-
, urection.--FfVe thousand persons wei
at gthe Paris Peace Congress.-serioV
Indian troubles are threatened at Priest
Rapids, on Columbia river. -Yello
n Fever: The record at Memphis shows
: decrease IN the number of new case
a Vicksburg 6S new cases and 16 death
New Orleans, new cases 1913, death
Two cases have been discover ed at Phil
delphia. Donations for relief are still b
ing raised In all parts of the country,
y AUGUST 26.-It Is reported that y
b RhodOpe Commission was signed by Il
= British, French, Italian and Turkish dc
q egates; the Russian and German delegat
II refuse to sign.-The Russian headqus
tiers have been changed from San Steph
no to Radesto.. The British consul
q Adrianople reports that Bulgarian OF
}. RACES still continue. Fires at Grovil
}, My. and aDetrOIt. Michigan, resulted
a considerable loss Of property. -. Secret
~ Sherman opened the political campai
in northwestern Ohio by q speech at I
ledo.. John A. Inglis, Chief Justice
st the Nd. Orphans Court died at BaltimG
s, -. Kearney addressed about 81
Ie people at Columbus Ohio. Yellow |
= yer: 100 new cases and twenty-six int
ments at Memphis. -. The mortuarY 7
port for the week ending Sunday event
10 at 6 p. m, at New Orleans, shows I
d death from all causes to be 4S3, Of VIII
K $50 died 81 yellow fever. or the deaf
4 by fever, 240 were whites and Is colore
n AUGUST 27.-Jaekson B. Eyer & [
commission merchants of London, ha
= suspended; liabilities $3.50, O00.. -. T
L Americans at Liverpool were arrested I
E. der charge Of robbing the Canadian finI
% cial department of 81, coo, . The natioI
| convention of fnsurance afyiefaIa ia in q