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Sammy Tilden in the Courts-Interest
ing Developments for the Revenue
0fHcers-Fatness In Those
Unpaid Taxes.
The Army Of the Tennessee at In
dlanapolis.
A Fearful Drop 10 q hlne-Four Men Fall
Three Hundred and Flfty Feet.
Caleb Cushing Refuses to Ride the ButIsr
Pony.
normon witness In Court.

A Mormon Witness In Court.
SALT LAKE, October 30.-In the Miles
examination this morning John Taylor,
President OF the Mormon Church, appear
ed as a witness. He ayowed himself Q
polygamist; that he had children and
grand d-children by polygamist marriages
that Miles came to him for advice. The
story is as follows: Miles knew Miss
Owens in England; when young he went
10 sea as sailor; in Australia met Nor
mon missionary, became member OF the
church and went to st. George, Utah; pre-
yious 10 this he had written TO Miss Ovens
offering marriage; claimed he received no
reply; understood she had accepted
him, but he had not read her
letter. While at st. George, Utah,
| he had made marriage arrangements with
two Young sisters. Mr. Miles and two
young women from St. George came
10 Salt Lake and met Miss Owens from
England, who asked his advice which, as
given, was that II the three marriages. were
performed they must be in the order OF
the ages OF the young women; that Miss
Owens was not the eldest, and she felt ag.
grieyed with this arrangement, but that 1t
was insisted upon as rule OF the church.
The other testimony shows that the
elder Miss Spencer and Miss Owens were
introduced and acknowledged afterwards
that they were the wives OF Miles, butthat
the younger Spencer sister backed out Of
the engagement. The investigation is still
in progress. {,
The grand Jury meets in November, and
Il will be composed OF about an equal
number Of Mormons and Gentiles.
This afternoon Miss Conley was exam.
ined in the Miles case as follows:
Was present ut q reception at the house
OF Angus Cameron on Thursday evening.
Defendant introduced to her Emily Spen-
GER as his wife. The fact OF plural mar.
riage was generally understood by the
company. =,
This witness, It is said, has been ordered
from her former home by her brother for
giving evidence in the case, and has taken
refuge with Gentle family.
Miss Owens, the second wife, was ex-
amined. and confirmed John Taylor as to
instructions regarding the order OF mar
riages. The first and second wives had a
difficulty that evening during the wedding
assembage, and Miss Owen slapped the
face OF the first wife. The mutual husband
interiered and she threatened to slap his
face also, but was prevented by the by.
ISLANDERS. She then left the house, but was
iorcibly brought back by the defendant
and others.
This girl Owens or the second wife is an
intelligent and fine looking English girl.
She had no place to go after the trial was
commenced, and was given a home by the
U. S. Marshal. II is proposed to call the
.I--.... "a Al. n,;t;ah N;piatar m bar
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nr. ReIIIy. OF the Relief Boat.

CHICAGO, October 3o.-Dr. Frank W.
Reilly, who went from here with the re.
lief boat which took supplies down the
Lower Mississippi to the yellow fever dis.
tricts, will Tomorrow morning publish a
card, In which he will correct the false
impressions which have been given re-
garding his work on that expedition. He
shows that the statements reported as
coming from Lieut.. Hall, Of st. Louis, and
containing structures on him, were moi
founded on fact His connection with the
relief boat appears to have been entirely
creditable to himself and valuable to the
managers Of the expedition.
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A SrEuBESvILLE man who visited some
Of the potterics at East Liverpool on Tues
day, was agrccably disappointed at find
Ing the proprictors communicative and
genial. He concludes an account OF hi'
visit as follows:
az have been under the impression
heretofore that East Liverpool manuiac
turers were opposed to works at steuoen,,
VILE or other places along the river, but
was agreeably disappointed yesterday, iol
they took a sensible Wow OF the matter
saying that the business was small yot y
this country compared with the vast tern
tory that had to be supplied, and admitted
that Steubcnville was so situated that tht
western merchant could reach. there easie'
than most any other point and her adYap
tages were equal TO any In thls GolHtfy
Therefore am satisfied that II an effort u
made pottery can be established here z
nav large profits. Mr.. Morley, the gentle
man We expected TO come here, has fea
been captured by the enterprising men o
WcllSYillc,
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Russian Army Fixing to Winter
With the Turks.
Austrian Riechstag Wants
to Discuss Berlin Treaty.
England Tenders the Ameer Her VI.
timatum and Prepares for War.
EASTERN AFFAIRS.

CoSsrANrISoPLE, October s0.-The Porte
at the instance Of France and Italy, ex
presses It's willingness TO make slight
modification and rectifcation Of the from
tier In favor OF Greece, but II Is thought
here that Greece will refuse any boundary
other than that indicated in the conference
at Berlin. Meanwhile Turkey and Greece
continue hostile preparations
PREPARING FOR WINTER QUARTERS.
LONDON, October 30.-A Constantinople
dispatch states that the Porte has learned
that General Todelben has arrived ut Lule
Bowgas, and ordered the repair OF the old
and the construction ofnew barracks for
winter quarters.
CALLING FOR THE BERLIN TREATY.
vienna, October 30.-In the Lower
House Of the Riechstag to-day the Budget
Committecsmovedt that the discussion Oft
Government bill for the issue OF 25, ,000, 900
forms, gold rente, TO cover the expenses
OF the Bosnian occupation be postponed
for the. present, and the Government in
the meanwhile be requested to lay the
treaty OF Berlin before the House immedi-
ately for discussion. The Budget Commit.
tee, in sitting, when It decided upon this
action, adopted resolution that the treaty
ought TO have been submitted to the House
before. the occupation was undertaken.
While the Finance Minister maintained
that the delegations alone were competent
to discuss the foreign policy.
SCORES OF THE CONTESTANTS.
LONDON, October 3o.-At II o'clock the
following scores had been made in the In.
ternational walking match: Corkey 2S3,
Brown 2Sl, Grassland 265, Weston 257,
Roswell 255, HILBERT 25S.
LAST CHANCE roR THE AMEER's WHITE ALLY.
LONDON, October 30.-A dispatch from
Simla states that England will summon
the Ameer to give guarantees for future
good understanding. It is not thought
that the ultimatum will cause any delay as
the answer OF the Ameer must be received
within fortnight or three weeks, and the
preparations Of the army will in the mean.
while be unrelaxed.
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Porrsrowy, Pa, October SO.-As Isaat
Gehris, Keeley. Hagy, Casper Klebe and
John Quick were being drawn up the shaft
Of the Gables iron ore mine, at Boyers
town, to-day, the pinion wheel broke,
and the bucket containing the four men
was hurled TO the bottom, distance OF S5C
feet. When the relief party descended
It was found that Haggy was dead and
Quick had received Injuries which will
nroye fatal, and both OF klebe's legs were
broken and Gehris has leg broken, but
II Is hoped both will live.
John Quick and Casper Klehe died 10
night. John Gehns lies in q critical con
ditlon
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l NAtlIng Directory forty.two Year


Ago.
Esne indebted to Il friend for a copy OF
IspT dated the 10Th Of March, 1885,
dslthe II'httlng Directory and .Hanyac-
NY aad Mercantile Recorder" 1t was
'atd aud published by James Green,
E!y Al n nor annum half ycurly in nd
v,.,r
'AnuInber before US is the initial num-
s0I the Directory" being number !,
,I,ue aud wo orc told That thc enter
v.I;.I -, ,.,,t 49, 49,: - 7. Ia,
fSusuo" WIN 'h's humoer' ~ 10 "
"a Wholly taken up with an article
soaOhio county. another about Wheel
/, one ,bom Wos, liberty still another
S-,,hoIs,,., .'s , 49,. r.;a.Io,
AZ :'' 'uS 's'al'u' anu one "oo"' i''"ue.
EA MdTlth an cnumcrationof the bust
h houses Of Wheeling. 1t also pub.
&sa ns,er n, IN. corntv md c;tv off.
ii, n.nts.,., Wv So Ca...,;.
4'a'"eF' OF Tue Dar' nchool e"t,'i''n !,
'.asa' &c. Il has m editorial entitled
StIivantagcs possessed by Wheeling for
siauhrtDr;n, o,,oro,;ors" :" from which
ur,Lo -, orI'"''O -; @
AA' ''e 'o''ow'"s quo'"'lohs'
logive ami idea Of the advantages which
,aetlilg possesses for the CARRYING on Of
kinds Of manufactures within her
~, anil yicinitv, and the inducements
,Ssh she holds out to the capitalist and
Partisan tOlOca,c here, we deem the men,
J% Z! reference to the notice in this paper
IIs ~. manufacturing establishments oi u;
SII SSSss q Co.' Enccll 4 PlunkGtt, and
H. EIS!, Stangcr Il Co., 1t may be seen
II n Iey consume mn aggregate OF 3O,OOO
S.'s ssa's Of coal per annum, which costs
III, Une cent and u half per bushel only,
~ ~ no other factory in this place does
S.t'I 49, more than three cents per bnshcl'
Stalle' prize, we hazard the assertion,
NJ. saeapeF than the cost Of fuel at any
y, y" manufacturing place on the Conti'
\ = o. America. We hazard this. assGr'
s,. y, We say, because We may not bC
Il s""SusaIy sIy Informed on this subject; buI
~, ~ %IAcientiously believe TINT at nC
:, !a,SIuring place in the United States
s,SoiOe SaI Oe procured at less than ! cents
S,S%nel n. W 1.-THE factory, nor even at les'
=. S.aiee cents, Tho lowest rAtC ut which
s,ssI, SSase head Of fuel being furnished tc
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RIRE RECORD.
PRAIRIE ylRB.

YASkroS, D. T., October 30.-A serious
prairie FIRE swept across the northern hall
Of Turner county yesterday and destroyed
James Roland and child were caught out
Oh the prairie by the fire. The latter was
burned 10 death, and the former Is serious,
Iy injured and will not recover.
DETROIT, October 30.-A FIRE at Reese,
Michigan, this morning destroyed Over
tQR's stays and saw mill' Loss $40 in
anrnnna Sl0,0ol
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GERMANY.
A PROTECTIVE MOVEMENT.

BERLIN, October 3o.-A dispatch reports
that general meeting oithe German com.
mercial corporations adopted by vote Of
81 to 10 q protectionist motion advocating
the establishment OF special board, com.
posed Of merchants, manufacturers, tinan-
ciers and others, to advise the government
on mercantile matters. The government
Is likely 10 view the matter fayorably.
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Investigating the Lo.s OF the Steamship
Georgia.

San FRASclsco, October s0.-The Board
OF United States Steamship Inspectors to-
day began the examination OF witnesses
regarding the loss OF the steamer Georgia.
The first, second and third assistant en-.
gineers were examined, but the testimony
will not be made public until the arrival Of
Capt. Howard. Several cabin passengers
testified that the discipline OF the ship was
good. They had not seen the Captain un.
der tho influence Of liquor, though some
OF them heard talk to that effect. The
Surgeon OF the Georgia testified that he
saw the Captain after the wreck, when he
was sober. One OF the cabin passengers
testified that portion Of the steerage pas
sengers and crew got drunk after making
the landing. The general evidence is to
property was conducted in proper man
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WASHINGTON, D. O., October sl--lA.M.-
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, partly
clearing weather, colder northwesterly
winds, rising barometer. @
For the Lower Lakes, cloudy weather
with rain or snow, with warm southwest
erly, veering to much colder northwest
winds, followed by rising barometer.
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1,nleh cushing and nutls,.

Bos7oS, October SO.-The TraHlltr says
Il learns, from what We regard as good asi'
ihority, that Caleb Cushing sent to Butler
headGuarters, two weeks ago, letter de-
clirfing the Mechanics Hall nomination
for Attorney General, and has given q
positive no 10 the requests that he should
withdraw Il.
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Fond.

sr.PApL, MINI, October So.-A special
Says; A construction train on the ON. &
81 r, RSllIosd, near sheldon, was ditched
yesterday, ]. g.. Paterson attorney fol
the company, was killed. Fred. Morrel
S. Merrill, General Manager, and Frank
Church, Superintendent Of the United
States Express Company, were injured
all were riding on freight car
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WASHINGTON, D. Q.
SILVER !BlDs.

WAsniSoros, October 30.-The Secre-
tary OF the Treasury to-day opened the
bids for supplying four hundred thousand
ounces Of fne silver, recently given, In
yiting proposals every week. The ofers
will not be made public, no matter wheth'
er the bids are accepted or not. The
amount purchased was less than four hun.
dred thousand onnees and the price paid
ranged from t to 4 cent below the London
rate, but It Is claimed that the Govern.
ment has IN abundant supply for present
demands. The dealers said that the reiu.
sal to publish bids defeats the establish.
ment Of o silver marke. In this country.
FOUR PER cSSrs.
Subscription 70, the four per cent loan
to-day; S52S, ,000., K
PosrorfIcE DEPARTMENT OF TREASURY.
The annual report for the fiscal year end.
ing June 80, 1875, Of ]. NJ. McGrew, Au.
ditor OF the Treasury for the Postoffice
Department, has been completed. The
aggregate OF postal revenues and grants
from the Treasury during the year was
SS4, ,5s5, ,l6s, andtexpendltures Ss4 1885, ,Os4,
leaving an excess OF receipts over expen.
ultuTes VI StzO,VoJ.s iTNtt VI tHe Aluouut
drawn from the Treasury during the year
was, however appropriated on account Of
deficiencies In previous years, The net
revenue for the year from the sale Of post.
age stamps was sl6,ss9, ,ll5, against Sl5,-
ssl 1856 last year; amount OF stamps,
stamped envelopes, etc, s97 1875, ,593,
against S25, Isl, SIS In 1877; expended dur
ing the year for mail Evaporation, $751;
Al, ,l79, against $l9, ,356,023 the previous
year. From 0, statement Of the collecting
It appears that the balance due 70
late postmastersi Is Si7, ,292. and the balance
due from postmasters to the United States
Is $i9S,564. From the tables showing the
operation Of the money order office Il ap-
pears that the revenue from this source for
The year was 5000 OH, against $l0s, l4s the
previous year. " ..it
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KIDNAPPED ANp MuRpEREp.

Fonr Epwoop, N. Y, October So.-The
canal, near the dry dock, tonight. Mrs.
Meehan was kidnapped by two ruffians
on Sunday night One Of the assailants
has been arrested and confesses his guilt.
1t Is supposed the woman was murdered
and her body thrown into the water.
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MEXICO.

CRY OF Mexico, October 22. Lieutenant
Colonel F. Garain has been tried BY gen.
eral court martial and found guilty Of q
violation Of tho neutrality laws, he having
pursued \ body Of revolutionsists into
United States territory.
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GREECE.

ATHENS, October 29.-The Chambers re-
fused to pass the bill for calling out cer-
tain classes Of reserves TO replace the ones
who have disbanded. In consequence Of
this refusal the Ministry have resigned and
the King accepted the resignation.
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A nrunken Captain.

San PRASclSco, October 3o.-The Ctroni.
% publishes interviews ,Ss vysatss with nunSr
Georgia TO the effect that at the time oi
the accident the Captain was intoxicated
and carousing In; his cabin With the 'wo:
men pas0enRera
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cnlnEs AND cAsrALrrEs.

NEw York, October SO.--Geo. L. Max:
well, formerly o well known member, Of
the Stock Exchange, was arrested this
morning on . charge Of completely in the
$4,000 check forgery on the Union Trust
Co. Bail, was fixed at go, 900.
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NHw ORLEANS. October So.-rhe Calves
ton StpS' Eort Worth special reports the
rehhery oi the stage from Yuma, near St
MSry's, yesterday, by two masked men.
The passengers concealed their valuables
The robbers obtained from them $50 and
500 from the mails,
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EXCHANGING IpEAs.

vienna, October 30.-A dispatch says It
appears that the Powers arc becoming
aware Of the danger Of the Bulgarian in
surrectionary attempt, which was evident
ly carefully organized months beforehand,
and have opened a confidential exchange
OF ideas on the subject.
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ENGLAND.

rREuxlSAnlEs OF A MARRIAGE AMONG THE
ROYALTY.
LONDON, October S0.-A Copenhagen
dispatch says that all the political difficult.
ties in the way OF the marriage Of the Duke
OF Cumberland TO the Princess Thyra
have been removed, and their bethrothal
is now an accomplished fact.
A Berlin dispatch says that II the Duke
OF Cumberland shall retract the manifesto
issued after his fathers death, in which he
asserts his right to the crown OF Hanover,
Prussia will surrender to him the Guelph
t,nn;aa s--~
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Nsw YoRE, October So.-suit has been
brought by the government against Leb;
maire Bros, importers, for the recovery Of
s75, 900 for alleged undervaluation Of goods.
i is said that an offer was made by
prominent banker to compromise the suit
Tor S25
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The Directors and other officials OF the
Glasgow Bank, have been committed for
trial on charges Of fraud and theft. The
relatives OF John Stuart, one OF Direc-
tors, offer S500, 900 bail, but the acceptance
OF the bail is not obligatory in the cases OF
theft. Several persons prominently con-
nected with the bank have disappeared.
VAUGHN wlIuDRAws PROM TIE WALKING
A sprained ankle compelled Vaughn to
withdraw from the pedestrian contest.
Weston Is twenty:seven miles behind
Brown, who leads all.
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f,.,,h,,,r u,a,... r,o..s

ST. Louis, October so.-After two weeks
Of severe raiding by the police, twelve out
ot fourteen notorious gambling houses In
this city have closed their doors, not being
able to stand the racket any longer.
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yrw oRlrAss, October coffee-onlst
iobbing ordinary 70 prime l4talS1fe, gold.
sugnr-In; good demand; common s.. l.asI Nc;
conmon % good 5Na6Nc; prime7c: yellow
clarified 1Ma7sSc Molasses-Qulet and weak;
common 2sasoc. Rce-Quiet but hr7n; Louisi'
ana ordinary to choice Sa6Hc.
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vienna, October 3o.-Baron Won Prelis
Cognodo relinquished the formation OF the
Cabinet because Of the impossibility Of com.
manding majority Of the Rcichrath.
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IsprAsoporls, October 2e.-The Indian,
apolis, Bloomington 4 Western Railroad
was sold to-day under decree Of the
United States Court. TO q committee oi
bondholders, for 81, 100000.
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We acknowledge the receipt Of Slg 40
from the Bridgeport Christian Temperance
Union, for the yellow fcverfund, which
we have paid over to Mr.. Bon. Davenport,
the Treasurer,
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nernteII,renee.

SAN FRANCISCO, October Cleared
Norwegian ship Ariel, for Havre, and
British ship Khorason, for Cork.
NHw yoRx, October 80. = Arrived: :
Steamers P. Colond, from Rotterdam, and
Amenqui, from Hayre. Y
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New YoRE, October 9o-Bishop Laugh:
lin celebrated to-day, by a grand mass Of
thanks, given in the Cathedral Of Brook'
iyn, the 25th anniversary OF his consecra.
ton to the Episcopacy.
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AdIourned % Hs.t Point,

NEw YoRx, October 3o.-The Board Of
Investigation in the Fiji John Porter case
adjourned to meet at West Point, Decem.
ber lst.
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rpiDExlc AT Az END.

NEw ORLEANS, October 2s.-The Re.
eorder Of Deaths, receives number Of let.
ters daily, from all parts Of the country,
making Inquiries as to the persons alleged
to have died during the epidemic. f1s
the past two days the deaths from other
causes have exceeded in number those
recorded as having been caused by the yell
low fever. tits therefore probable that
the Board Of Health at the regular meet
ing tomorrow, will declare the epidemic
at an end. The Howard officials are busy
paying off the nurses, and issuing orders
for transportation to those from Mobile,
who will return home in q few days.
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AGi.,rioaf a InInn.

Sc PAUL, October ga drunken. man
jumped from bridge, distance Of sixty
teet, into the Mississippi river today, He
escaped with serious bruiss$
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nusrNEss Es1nARnAsg,IENrs.

NRw YoRk, October SOL. D. snell q
Co., provision and cheese merchants, have
failed. Liabilities $4,000, Of which Ss5,.
600 Ia Becured.
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YELLOW FEVER.
The Plague Still Lingers About
Memphis.
Returning Refugees Taking the Fever.
New Orleans Declared Safe for Visitors.
Or. aslny; sfths Relief Boat, Bog, to Eplala.

CiSctss4Tr, October 30.-Capt. Richard
Blazer, famous during the war as the lead.
er OF the Blazer Scouts, died Of yellow
foyer at Gallipoiis, Ohio, last evening. He
had exposed himslf TO attack by attending
his brother's family who were suffering
from the same disease.
NEw 0RLEASs, La, October 3o.-Young
Mems. Christian Association: New cases.
%, ~ - q - 90
JAcrsos, October so.-Fourteen casss
and one death since noon yesterday.
Weather clear; turning cold. -
BATON RotiGR, October 30-New cases,
10; deaths, 8. Weather clear and cool
yicKspuRo, October S0.-No deaths In
the city and but one In the country. Two
deaths ut Delta, and seven new cases re-
ported at Bolton to-day.
MEMPHIs, October 30.-The Board of
Health officially reports four deaths from
yellow fever during the past "a hours end
ing at 6 o'clock tonight Five additional
intermentB are reported by the nndertakers
Of persons who died In the SUBURBS.
Among those who have died since last
evening are Hugh Wheatley, Agnes Horn,
Rose Hefringer, John V. Bats and Sarah
Jane Gift. This morning several new
cases were reported Of parties who had
been refigeeing back Of the city but re.
turned last week. w. J. b. Lonsdale and
W, J Chase, acting postmaster, are both In
q critical condition.
CAMP JOE WILLIAMS "
Was broken up to-day at noon. Those
encamped there returned TO the city.
A telegram received tonight, reports
three new cases Of fever at Collierville,
Tenn. $40.
The Howard Association has sent nurses
in response to an appeal
MoBiLE, October S0-Deaths from ye..
low fever in Che last. twenty-iour hours;4,
new cases 8.
MERlDEN. Miss, October 3O.-No abste.
ment OF yellow fever. Funds are badly
needed for the relief Of the sick and desl.
tute. The Meriden Aid Association ap-
peals for assistance.
CHATTANOOGA, October 30.-Deaths 8,
new cases 3, colored. Weather clear and
cold.