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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-06
SENSATIONAL JOURNALISM.

IL was little afber 1890 O'Clock yesterday ana
we had just bean, having pleasant chat with
DIR. Borde. congaatulating him upon his resusa
citation, The doctor was In his buggy, going
his rounds and looked as we'll and hearty as
ever, after g. short spoil Of sickness caused by
fatigue. We admit having moralized with him
concerning the stupidity Of some people who
go about collecting rumors and reporting inn
probable and apoeryphal deaths After we had
bid good-bv and were walking down towards
the office, tho newsboys yelled out the evening
Picayune to which we subscribed nickel. What
was our horror and dismay upon seeing In that
half sheet in glaring letters that DR. Bords, q
prominent physician, died this morning OF
disease OF the heart" We were appalled, Was
1t the ghost OF Banuuo we had been interviews
ing only two minutes ago2 Was IT. Hgfatloy's
ghost who had usurDed that time Of day to-
| gethsr with the fair and warlike form In which
tho majesty of DIR. Borde did sometimes
| mareh?" We were at a loss. We heard a II tie
later however, that it was not the doctor. but
| tho PicdBnne that WAS wrong, as usual. III the
| reporter had read atten lively The local eolumns
| of the DEMOCRAT yesterday morning. as he
| ought TO do every day for Information, he
would have avoided q deplorable error and
| found out that Dr. Borde is not only doing we'll,
but attending energetically to his professional
| buainaSs
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-06
ANOTHER OF DEATHS VICTIMS.

The prevailing fever is no respecter Of age
or class; it takes away young men and maid
ems, old men and children, the weak and
strong. rich and poor-all have to bow. like
reeds shaken and broken by the breath of the
hurricane to the remorseless attacks of the
death h-dealing king who is now holding high
carnival in our beloved city. One Of the last
victims of this insatiate monster is our
esteemed friend Major W. Norborne Starke
whose spirit winged its flight to another world
last evening. The Major was son of Gen. W. !.
E. Starke, who nobly fell at the. battle
Of sharpsburg, while commanding q brigade
composed of Louisianians AMI Virglnians
The subject Of this notice was an accomplished
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-06
DEAD.

Again We have most painful duty TO perform
In recording the death Of our very highly es-
teemsd friend AMOS Patten, whose soiourn,
though but brief, among US, was of the most
pleasant character, He drew around him d
largo circle of frisRds by his genial and pleas-
ant manner, and they will ever remember him
for the shining qualities of his nature. which
made him 30 much general favorite. Mr.
Patten was bor1in Bangor. NE, but for many
years has been connected with Boston manfs-
featuring houses, which he represented. at the
time of his daath. In New Orleans. He is the,
brother Of M T.. B. Patten, of the arm OF Mont
gomery & Co. auetioneerss in. this city. who.
upon the earnest solicitation of his brother and
his medicaA adviser. left for his native home
some days ago. The news OF his brothers.
death will, Indeed, be sf painful shock to him.
The subject OF this notice Was thirty nine years
old. and nobler soul has seldom offereGu its
spirit to the God who gave 1t. His funssal will
take place this morning at 9 go'cloek.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-06
leases and Il deaths. :.
sts Fr8Haa ALI Hn0ints-'A'Hae
. zasaarag i'm the Interior
stagItg I'm Eight cities.


NEw vow Sept. 5.-Reports from cities
where hs fLebb s raging are afragmahnt
i In In Memphis they think Of burning the, dead
BECAUSE II y 80 hard to find msn a. 70 nbs hury mem ha.
an ever before in this. city. Ninety-elght
Eers bled osf ys@effag e a Il ana Mo le e II &c
Ssnitai. as we'll as paupers, had forty f1ve more
ses yesterday than he could attend to. ri Il is
Ais that makes the situation SO horr1ple. Ihese
Aomposed bodies would cause sickness IN
as a more healthy atmosphere, but when Inc
poisoned as at present. the TACT q go many asl
RSHHSYies remaining unbHried for u long time
ses the best workers to despair OF success
fighting the fever ,--,..
Ne suspension of ordinary BUSINESS occa-
z great demand for relief. Doctors nave
I'd. sixty only being registered. .,,.. ua
Grenada special says Ihe morahisy Iaoa fhny fe Fe
sgsy days. there being only three deaths, 81. I
SS S@raee. Twelve new cases were reported, all
grohs In fact the Whites are neary o gons ooa
Arjv Ave we'll in the city. There remain on
ARarld I25 white people, besides, eolored Victims
More money for nurses. stlmulants anu oooheo
! Holly Springs special says; There have
Aaen sixty cases of fever. Since the last report
ness is suspended. The people are panic;
yeeond drsnada. Help Is greatly needed es %,
twenty deaths. Physicians and nurses
u ton Miss, reports sixteen new cases and
Iy 81 Issaths. Several other Canton persona
'Eula 10 Nhe country. Over 100 eases are under
I'D Ntaaaotmesnt az now. Money and nurses are wanted
RnssIltqrvilla reports yellow fever scare. n,Wo
80 dled from fever and hfty-one iahliies
lN Brownsville, Tenn, reports the disease on ths
herease. So far fifteen deaths, have occurred
And sixty cases are now on hang; -.
A The Vicksburg special says; There have b bee1
S8Eenty-two deaths since last report Tota
saths to date 800. ..,uu :;
lount Springs, North Alabama; reporrss 81, 81,
M aths from yellow fever within the past 81
I Union City, Tenn, is being deserted for fea
8f yellow fever from Memphis.
9z& Hickman, Western Kentucky, reports tou
VI Aew eases and six deaths since last report. sl
%#ersans are In diving condition.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-06

cratic aspirants for the Presidency arc. not con-
trolling public opinion, but are looking for
chances. Mr.. Evarts thinks that ex-Goy. Til
dens aaa b9fs 9F a aEe yey
Maine and Ohio have followed the wisest plan
In giving great prominence to the financial
question and saying little about Southern to-
pics He says Gen. Grants name Is one of
great authority In this country and will con.
tinue to be so. 1t must depend upon the events
Of the next two years whether be will become OF
Importance again In party politics as o stand,
ard bearer of any party He says the National
party will have no lasting strength. because 1t
has no basis of idea, and that The. Republicans
are weary Of discord and are moving In tho d.
rectiOn OF harmony,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-06
G.. AN I'D G..
To the Editor of the Democrat

TO llIB HUIlUT OF GHH UHllVCEHt.
Some wit wrote from Berlin that the first
thing which Bismarck and his friends Of the
congress did when they found themselves with
doors closed, "en famille," was to indulge in an
audible smile, Bis at Ben. and Hapsburg at the
nearest Pasha Of ever 50 many tails.
But how faint smile even the whole crowd OF
titled dead beats could throw upon the magic
screen Of public affairs. compared to that which
irradiated the judicial and professional coun.
tenances Of the law firm which has nominated
itself for Congress In spite Of the people hay.
ing selected Randall and John to represent
them there.
Bis, Ben ct a.. got gold crosses and slices of
Turkey for their smiling, hut 1t is pretty certain
firm on the fifth Of next November, to wit: at
the ballot box.
Yours, DENIS KEARNEY,
Ertfor Of "poDt vour iSsusah
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-06
subscriptions Opened for the Sufferers
Narrowing scenes as WOOEwiCEs-
The Excitement s1nahRfed.

assnr assauf ffse as has 8taantad To
oDsn sibseri nIfon lists FIR bhs beteht Of thsHnF
ferers by the Princess Alice disaster.
Arnbulanees from the vicinity of the wreck Of
the steamer are constantly arriving at Wool
wich with recovered bodies. The .sasne Of dis,
and Is so to-day, Relatives and friends OF the
missing walked the streets all nfpht eager 10 see
the arrival of the first bodies. The divers report
the Alice broken into three pieces. The ticket
book has not TEEN yet found. The excitement
oyer the calamity Is awful.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-06
POLITICAL.

seereeary Evarts ON Public Affairs-Hc
Approves the Course Taken by sepub"
1Ecan Speakers I'm Ohio and Maine
what HE Thinks of Tilden's Chances.
s. NEw York. Sept. 6.-A further report is given
af the conversation by Secretary Evarts with a
#-ibaae CORES pondent at Windsor. Vt, in
#hich. as anhdy- published. he, denied the
Satement of the London Times that he mas
sretary also speaks hopefully of the pros
s OF the Republican party in this State and
ases the belief that the two conferences at
view, Mr.. Thurman and other Demo
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-06
why an Insurance Company RetaEes
Frem BsasHseRs.

HARTFcsa, Sept. 5.-Tae 7rdpefsf's Eecord
for this month announces that the Travellers
Passengers and Engineers Assurance Com
pany is 10 Immediately retire from business
aud says the managers OF that com panT, rather
than cOatend longer against p system Of taxa
ton, bad enough wben limited TO ths mother
State but intolerable when. multiplied by the
officials Of thirty or forty other States have de-
termined to wind up. It's affairs whilethey have
sufficient assets to return sound and unim-
paired capital to stockholders, and before oui
modern statesmen have discovered @ means q
eonsahating tha bhlanese The Y IsavsIsFsa a III
su.t ance Company Of this city will assume the
business of the Railway Passengers Assurance
Stnmnany.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-06
TIRE FIRE CURE.
Samuel Choppinp 10. D., President Of the Boar
nj ETaaIth


Dear Swallow me to beg Of you o few
minutes attention. I think the. following ex-
pertinent will prove of immense benefit IL pro-
any expense to either the city or state:.
Notify through the public prints daily and b
posters Il necessary In your indgment. to be
your orders (and the Howard and other 1850
Citations II, you think best. on and after
twhate day you may nRme1 every tenant Of
nny building within the limits OF the city Of
New Orleans is requested to build, fires twice g
day at - o: N. and -- D.. m.. In the front and
for at least one hour. two, If not too ineonve-
nient I can hardly believe that In such times
as these any one will refuse to comply will
ingly with the request.
/, having from past experience such un-
bounded confidence in smoke as q disinfectant
honestly believe that il the above suggestion
| is carried out we will Immediately check
| the progress of the present fever.
Hoping. dear sir. chat you will give the above
q favorable consideration, I remain yours
| most respectfully, ID. IT, III.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-06
Fellow Fever Reported I'm Newport, hys-
4 Nest Unhappy Predicta0n-sp0-
radio &1aaas I'm CINCINNATI

Ill CINCINNATI, Sept. 5.-Some twenty Or thirty
~. on the south bank Of the Ohio, opposite
kneinnai. which resembles yellow fever very
uch DR.. Phybian says he believes 1t q MUD
Syne of yellow fever. He predicts that all the
cities will be visited by the plague In
karms more or less violent There have been
M, deaths from the disease in Newport. There
syer, but they are confined thus far to refugees.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-06
SPORTING NOTES.
The Courtney -ManHon Boat gace-Hatch
I'm the Neg0tia tiOnss

TORONTO, Ont, Sept. 5-BristoI and Weber.
two of Oourtney's, principal hackers. were in
town yesterday. A hitch has occurred in the
financial negotiations between Courtney's
friends and the Hanlon club, which may lead to
the abandonment of 0wasco lake as the scene
of the proposed match Both sides are reticent.
day. AS both sides are anxious that the, race
should take place, settlement will probably
be effected. The prospect of Lachine being
ney for some unknown cause. positively de-
clines to row on Toronto bay: The Hanion club
stake. with any, sum for expenses. They are
confident that the more money Is put up the
more certainly their man will win.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-06
a menieerafis EellgEesstonssh N0aasi1sae IN
MSss HI Ill H.a4

WASHINGTON, Sept. -5.--Advices received here
Fl, A. Herbert, renominated for Congress In the
Second Alabama District. Herbert Is o pro-
nounced ti-subsidy man, and hence enepun-
ters the hostility of the Tom Scott faction,
which In his district ID quite strong; besides
there are several portions Of the district ID
which the Greenbaek- Labor movement has ag
vices state. a very small vote drawn to the Toul
Scott Greenbaek Labor candidate from the
Democratic candidate would insure the success
of the Republicans.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-06

The Young Mems Christian Association yes
terday we're kept busy doing their good WORK.
The applications yesterday numbered eighty
three and deaths three, making total OF 721
cases up to date. Very few requisitions TOR re-
lief were issued during the day. the members
devntinp their time to the Sick,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-06
Outrage and Murder I'm Connecticut.

HARTFORD. Sept, 5.--A special to the Herald
E. Stanard, q young lady twenty-tw years old.
daughter Of the btanards Of Durham, was
found In a field yesterday morning. murdered
The day before she left home to 60 blackberry
Ing and did not return, Her parents were
greatly alarmed and search was made yester-
day morning. Her dead body was found In o
cut and severe wounds on the head. The sup
position is, of course, that she, was first out
ragged al & then murdered. Suspicion 10 direct.
has yet been made. Gen. Wilcox, chief of
police left here to-day for the scene OF the trag-
oHv
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-06
1873. PRICE, FIVE CENTS.

brave and faithful soldier. He was an aide.de-
CAMP and afterwards the adiptant, general OF
Gem A. f., HILL commanding the Third Corps
Of the Army Of Northern Virginia. .ana .served
throughout the ger, alongside OF his dashfng
and cfiYalfic commander wit b great credit and
distinction. Socially, Major 5tafke was a gem
tlenan OF high character. gnner0as impulses
and attraetlye manners Those WING knew him
we'll loved him dearly, and they wAl long hold
him In aReotlanate resnatnhrance.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-06
fire Mt onaaha-Four Riresnen Killed.

entirely DESTROYED bv FIRE last night. Loss
$500, 900; insurance 100000; loss on furniture
s5o0o The Omaha Uailv Herald building, ad-
Joining sustained damage of $4,000 or $1,000 !;
fully insured. Four firemen were buried under
the falling wall and several we're Injured, Th 9
killed are Billy McMarara. Lou Randall. job n
Le aud Louis Wilson. The hotel was owned
by Kountze Brothers, was undergoing repairs.
and was to have been reopened with entirely
nau furnitnrR
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-06
gTATE-HOUsE NOTES.

Gov. Nichols appointed Eusebe, Reggie
for the parish Of Orleans. Dice. G; J.. st. Cyrs
and UIysse Melaneon justice OF the peace for
the fifth ward. parish OF st. james, Uice Wmr
Johnson. resigned.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-06
A GOOD NOV e.

At a meeting of Crescent Encampment
Knights of Temperance, it was resolved that
the rooms Of the encampment, situated at the
Odd Fellows Hail. be kept open daily from 3 3; E.
m. to s o, M for the purpose of attending TO
anv e calls which may be made on them for as
sistance from members or their families.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-06
Reeovery of Bodies frozm the HI Rates
Steamer

LONDON, Sept. B.--Notwlthstandin TIE recent
disaster TO the excursion steamer Princess
Alice, numerous steamers are continually pass
Ing In the vicinity of the. wreck crowded with
steamer are being rapidly recovered and placed
upon, military ambulanees when the. . are con-
veyed t., Woodwioh, from yvheqqePP they ere re
that the divers engaged on the wreck have seen
2no bodies In sitting position. the same SIS
whnn alive
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-06
THE Cugeoru-EHeuse Committee.

New YORK, Sept 5-To-day Hon. Fernando
Wood was the only member of the Custom
House committee present, the other members M .l.
The resolution or enjoying themselves by the
seaside
Deputy collectors Wynnkopp and Morris and
Collector Manhattan, Of the Fifth District, were
examined, but their testimony was unimpor-
fant
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-06
seatEa of Mrs. Ceate-Fever on the Morgan
steamer HutcEahns0m-The vesseA
- aAnnnranfHnan aG New York

ID NEW YORK, Sept. b.-Mrs. Joseph Celte, the
Memphis refugee. who was taken on !, SUNDAY as
i srday. Steamship Hutchinson, which arrived
Vast night from Morgan City, La had one anl aHatn
Sarar sn9 and there are two cases on board. The
fressal was disinfected and qnarantined.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-06
MISCELLANEOUS
Strike of New work Car. 8rlvers.

NEW Y YoRK. Sept. 5.-The car DRYERS on the
Second, THIRD. and Sixth Avsaae lines have
strutk. The Second Avenue Railroad have
given In to the strikers. andiHill give the dris
vers 80 a daY. Two cars are running on the
Third Avenue: with police on the front and rear
platforms to protect the drivers. few caFs
are also runsaing on Ssxth Avenue.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-06
Washington liz Doing for Fever
"a sufferers.

kaToN, Sept. 6,-There has been col
m the TEeasury Department alone.
a the benefit of yellow fever sufferers.
Etments have contributed liberally.
Bfnee fperformance given at the
TheatRe to-day by Duprez &
IA In sIrel troupe for the benefit OF the
ers thu house was literally packed.
zs My of War has directed the issue Of
lls to yellow fever sufferers In Mem
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-06
Happy Casslly-What Hsis wife HAS D0ne
fer Him.

WASHINGTON, Sept "a Mrs. Cassidy, whose
husband is an employee of the Baltimore and
Bladensburg, has just given birth to i've chill
dren, three girls and two. boys. They are very
small! but al are perfect In their organism and
to receive the CONGRATULATIONS of her friends.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-06
MARINE NEWS

PORT EADs. Sept. S. .. m.-Weather calm and
hazy.
No arrivals.
Sailed: Bark Freidig. brigs Merida and He
lene, schooners Robt Ruff and Zinga.
SOUTHWEST PASS, Sept S, 6 D. m.-Barometer
29,55. Wind northeast, light. Weather cloudy
hazy and warm.
No arrivals or departures.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-06
gatf0n of a Relief Association I'm
.yasuer County. Miss. 49,"

gEAuLprNc. Miss, Sept. 5-To- day the citi-
sens OF Jasper county organized the Jasper
Bounty Relief Association, ". B. FelEell, rel
Ahiect is to give all possible assistance and re-
Shef to yellow fever sufferers. Committees were
@ppointed to solicit and forward subscriptions.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-06
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
KILLED Inv the Cara.

BALTIMORE Sept. 5-Wm. Graham, twenty
two years old, residing with his mother at Elli-
colt City, was mashed between the cars at Locust
Point at 4 o. clock This morning and killed.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-06

LoNDoN. Sept 5.--The queen has contributed
one hundred gulneas to the relief fund for the
benefit of the sufferers.
In consequences Of the enormous inefsase In
the number Of .sight-seersthe police have been
reinforced The pressure Of the mpbs await
ing the arrival of the bodies is very distressing.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-06
nxel Way of aecurfng Contributions

IEw YoRK Sept. 5.-Yesterday was the
@ day the boxes for contributions
u the Grand Central Depot. The, agents
ause trade dollars. and persons who asked
aat they were to do with the money were told
Ut them In the box for the yellow fever SUI
81. In that way large number of trade
- were put In the box. Two s5 gold
were also put In one box.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-06
A Gentle Foliceman-Anotlner Rlne

trial for brutally clubbing Chas. A. Hine. o
middle aged man. He ruptured the drum Of
the ear and impaired the eyesight Of his victim:
W. u. Rogers and j. J. Jones. who. together
with 4. Jones, composed the ring stationery
firm of Jones Il Co. and W. @. Rogers Il Go.
during Tweed's day.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-06

The Colonnade HOTEL Philadelphia Pa, ex-
hibits the secret Of Its great popularity and sue
cess by wisely maintaining Its old standard of
excellence since its reduction Of rates.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-06
RaSn Rail-.

CHICAGO, Sept 5.-Providence 8, Chcagos 8.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 6.-Bostons 3, Cincinnatis s..
s. Game called on account of darkness.
UTICA Sept. 5.-Uticas 2. BuffaIos i.
BALTIMORE. Sept. 5.-Baltimores 8, Stars O..
Game called at end of eighth inning on account
of darkness,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-06
aanxernEaaent Eseltef tor Memphis.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.-Messrs. Woodruff,
BOayis and Gardner, of Memphis waited upon
ahe Secretary Of War yesterday ln behalf OF tn the
Syith Secretary McCrary was entirely salts,
Aaotory. All the relief possible will be extended
s$na people Of that stricken city.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-06
WASHINGTON,
Recruits for the Indian Fighters,

WASHINGTON, Sept b.-The superintendent. OF
the mounted recruiting service will cause fifty
proper charge to Fort Yuma. Col, for assign
ment to the Sixth Cavalry.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-06

LONDON, Sept. 5.-The latest Information re-
caived relative to the Princess Alice disaster. is
the Thames, confirms the belief thas nearly 500
persons were drowned. About ninety bodies
have been recovered.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-06
Obituary.

OMAHA. Sept. 5.-The Hon. Frank Welsh
member of Congress from Nebraska. died Of
apoplexy last night at Norfolk, Neb.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-06
THE YELLOW FEVER.
THE RAvAGEs or THE pEsTELENGE
IN THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY
YEaTERDAYs
The aoourge Increasing I'm pHennplis.

Taae Re0urge INCREASING I'm Memphis.
Especial TO the Democrat.l
y IHnIEMpHIs, Sept 54There were ninety-fye
Among the new cases are DR.. j
health officer. and A. J. Wheeler
Ia Masonic ,le,cel, Rev. DIR. Harris Is
AW. Rev. Mr.. Parsons. Of Grace
vigorously i'll. Butler P. Ander-
who nursed him in Grenada, Is
snando. j. W. L. Crook, a leading
dead. W. Z. w.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-06
Republican state G0aaaasaittee 0f New
Yark-A atnnye utEnn MeeiAesE EllsOm.

New YoRK. Sept. 5.--The Republican State
committee held session at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel this morning, Resolutions were adopted
respecting the death Of Franklin VI Torhett; I I
Saratoga on Thursday. September 26.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-06
Additions to the National Treasury Yes


WASHINGTON, Sept 5.-The internal revenue
receipts to-day were $3.50, ,476 81 customs $780,
III As: national bank notes received for redemp-
tion 1904 900.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-06
AUSTRIA

The Emsurreetlon Am HEosnaa-H @sta1lties
at Am End.
VIENNA Sept 5-Disputehes received here
report that hostilities in Bosnia have been sup-
pzassed. Fresh troops are constantly being
sent to the front.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-06
subscriptions I'm Hartford.

BRp, Ct., Sept. 5.-Subscriptions to the
fund up to D. m. to-day amount
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-06
SEfnuea RHer FrecamtEOm Against o
aGfa The Fever mt C01uIaH~
Apfa and BelEf. e.
4 TO the Democrat

TO the Democrat
bpt. 5.-The city continues
- sEill lasassaasta saasaasie
Keep II 50. Those who Are
ling the city are furnished
bles by the Ladies' Aid So
bort a good sanitary condi-
present precaution. 1t is moi
" Jack will disturb us. Un-
rails.
" he'd of one case OF yellow fever
light there by goods from New
s'''O KELLER.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-06

Contribution from the ahueem-SncTease
of the Police Force at the scene
ssf EBfsaafeF,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-06
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
ENGLAND.

Loss of Life by the Princess Alice DISCS
fer-NinetY EEaEaiea ReeRgarefa.