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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-07-26

For the next thirty days Newman will
offer all kinds of dress goods at prices
that will insure their speedy sale. There
are some beautiful silk and wool bour-
rettes, being the most stylish goods ever
offered in this market, which will be clos
ed regardless Of cost. Gift
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-07-26

Newman has few silk cloaks LEFT which
he is offering at very low prices. ANY Ia
dy wanting really elegant garment at 3
great bargain, should call at once. 27-tf
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-07-26

FRKNCH's RESTAURANT AND CREAM
PARLoR,-179 Commercial street, west
side, between Sixth and Seventh avenues,
Emporia, Kansas, carries the best line OF
creams in the city.
Cream by the quart or gallon at reason
able rates.
Choice foreign and domestic fruits a
speciality. 21-3m
The Morning herald., 1878-10-04
TEL.ECRAMS.
vHrGREkr= =FAILURE-SoME OF
THE FIGURES.

LONDON, Oct. 3.--Ths Times, in its ar
ticls on the Glasgow Bank failure. says
The liabilitie ofthe bank are estimated al
80, 600, 900, the accsptances slightly b.
3sw el6, zoo, 900, the deposits $40, o,OO0 600
The unlimited liabilities Of the share
holders may perhaps secure the depo'isor'.
The authorised note circulation was only
A72,OOO sterling, but according to last ac-
counts the issue is between so00, 10000 ster-
ling and E7OO, 900 sterling, against nearly
all Of which the law compels the bank to
have gold.
OTHER ECorCH BANKS SOUND.
We believe we are correct in saying
that this deplorable catastrope is, with re-
ference to Scotch banks as whole, entire
ly an exception, and that no other bank
ing institution in Scotland is in any way
mixed up with the City Of Glasgow Banl
or has been engaged in business of ta'
kind which led 10 this failure.
NO PANIC IN LoEDog.
Attempts have been made in the city Il
eoinplicate matters by saying that Their
was panic, bnt there has been no panic.
The Bank Of England is in an exception
ally strong position relatively to the ex-
tent of the business going on, and the stat
of affairs is very different to what it woul'
have been had the disaster happened to
bank whose soundness had been above sus
picion. ... ,. ..
MERCANTILE FAILURES ANTICIPATED
The Fipancier anticipates no additiona
baak failures, but it says that some mer
c,ntile failures can hardly be avoided
which may extend into the iron district
ofshe north Of England.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-04
SHERIFF SALES.
NHERIFF'S SALE

By writ OF Venditiosi Expcnts to me
directed, will be exposed to Public sale, at
the Lafayette Hotel, No. 81 Shipley stVeeT,
Kept by John ]. Dopghefty. in The City
Wiluni n Ston, New Castle County, DEL, on
WEDNESDAY, ,he :3rd day Of October,
1873. at1 o'clock p, M.
The following d scribed rell estate VIZ,
All that certain lot OF land with a three
story brick yelling house there ,n,,
situate ia the city Of Wilmington
bounded and described as follows, to wit
Be .laning at the easterly Il lie IL Tatnall
street between Delaware avenue AID
El v, nth streat, at the distance OF 80 feet
Is incnes from the souther1y side OF
Eleventh street, and at the centre OF the
party wall between this and the adjoining
hous on th- ncr, b, thence east erly through
the centre Of ssia wall, and parallel TO
Eleventh sire 90 4 ct 4 inches to a ccr.
Der, thence sOuiherly parallel to Tatnall
street 20 feet inches to corner. thence
westerly parailelto the first mentioned
line and Eleventh street along line OF
land Of l.. p. Buck on the south 90 feet 4
IL cae, to the afores aid ess erly side OF
Tainall street aud thence thereby northerly
~ feet 6 inches 10 the place Of beginning,
b ,onten's tt ereof what they may.
Seizad and taken 10 execution as the
prop OF Patrick III. F ynn sDd Cecilia
his wi e, q ID t. IT,, and 10 be so by
I5AAU GRUBB. Sheriff.
stetins ONCE, New Castle. October 8,
The Morning herald., 1878-10-04
NEARLY A DUEL.

EXCITEMENT IN ELKToN-A CowHIDERs
ASSAULT AND ALMOST A DUEL AFTER
wARps-BorHP PARTIES MAKE Up.
Elktsr, Nd, the comfy town of Cecil, is
a very quiet little town usually, but on last
Tuesday morning Its staid demsanor wss
caused over little cowhiding affair which
later in the week was destined to almeft
cause what might have been serious
tragedy. The participants in the affair
we're Joseph Bacon and Henry Howard.
Both are well-conneeted and respectable.
They had been friends all along, and for
augbt any ono knew. the course OF true
friendship was running smoothly between
them.
Just before the cowhiding occurred they
were seen converting e1citedly together,
and the first any one knew of the affair
Was when young Howard drew 3 cowhide
from beneath his coat and brought 1t down
upon Bacon's shoulders with all bis force.
Quick 20 fash another blow wss given
and the instrument Of chastisement was
raised for . third, but before It could be-
brought down Bacon struck out straight
from the shoulder With such force that his
assailaut was stretched upon the pavement.
The fallen party was on HE feet in mo-
ment, and for short time the cut, thrust
and parry Of two pairs of pugilistis fists
made the battle wax warm. Bacon was too
much for Howard in the long run, however,
and was gaining decided advantage, when
| the lstter drew q revolver, and aiming it o.
the othsrs head, attempted to FIRE, when bis
brother rushed in and knocked the weapon
aside, and the difficulty was quieted, though
only for Q brief season, as the sequel will
show.
No cause could be assigned for the assault,
20 Mr.. Howard refused to give any reasons.
Some say Bacon 10 blamed BY the other with
slandering him, others say there is lady
at the bottom Of It. However, be this as
it may, Mr.. Bacon naturally feeling aggriev-
ed at the savage attack made upon him, the
next day, Wednesday, sent challenge to
his assailant, which was accepted. Pre-.
paration were at once made for the duel
and were carried on a. quietly ~ possible.
The next day the party, consisting Of
Bacon, Taylor, two seconds, and young
! medical student OF the town drove out Of
the town in two carriages by diff
| ferent roads, and met near the far-famed
Iron Hill, on the Maryland eide of the Statt
} line. Pistols had been chosen by Mr.
Howard to decide the question of injurei
: honor. and immediately upon arrival, tn,
distance was stepped off. The battle, how
: ever, was destined never to come Of, for th'
seconds interposed, talked.the two enemies
into amicable settlement, and they shool
hands on the field which each INTENDED
should be the scene of the others death
: The parties returned home BY difsreD
routes, as they had came, and the matter /
5 being kept very quiet in Elkton, ther
being but few parties who thus far hsv
learned the secret.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-04
ORDINANCES.

"A N ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN Or
H. DINANCE ENTITLED AN OkDI-
y NANOE ERE-ORGANJZING THE WATER
IERRAE1MENr l4R.aEsGM OF THE CITY OF WILL
b i ordained by the City Council OF
Section I. Taat the Ordinance entitled
An Ordinance heorganiking tho Water
Department, OF the City Of Wilmingtop,"
striking ont all OF Section Z Of said Ordi-
e an6e. and substituting in lieu thereof the
70 lowing. t.. wit: Section 7. The Chief
Epgin eea OF the Water Works shaft have
charge and snpervision of all the maiDs,
appertaining TO the distribution Of water
through the city, He shah supervise the
laying OF new pipes a. well as the repair
OF pipes, fire plugs, and other fixtures that
drilling OF pipes for making attachments,
shutting Off the pipes for repairs lon &C.
count Of leaks: and sa0t of tho water and
cut on the pipes on premises on which
the water rent mas BOT been paid. He shall
pairs made. ana all materials used for the
same. He shall attend to the receiving OF
all now pipes and fixtures that may be de-
itvered BY contract or otherwise, and see
that prOpsr stock OF articles TO guard
against accidents 1s kept on hand, and re
port to the Water Cornmitteo any deflcien-
cy that may exist therein, He shall also
attend to tho checking Of all undue waste
from leaks, careless or other causes.
Section 2. That section IL of the said
Ordinance be, and the Same 10 hereby
amended, by striking out the words water
Purveyor." in the fourteenth line OF said
section, and substituting in lieu thereof
the words "Chief Engineer OF the Water
Works"
Section 8. That Section is Of the sal Or
dinance be, and the same Is hereby amend
Cd by strik ing out Of said Section in the
fifth and twelfth lines thereof the words
SOr Water Purveyer," and by striking out
on the thirteenth line OF said section the
W, 1rd their" and substituting the word
sh ." in lieu thereof.
Sc ct!on 4, All ordinances and parts of
ordin xnces inconsistant herewith are here
Passs.t at City Hall. Sept, 18th, ls7S III
Pres, lent Of City Council, pro tenn.
e. b. FIR AZER, Clerk Of Council. =.
Oct2 T ,s-l T. ittAaNI% ~
The Morning herald., 1878-10-04
SHERIFF'S SALES
NHERIFF'S SALE,

~ dEhlFt = SALE,
hy virtue of writ Of Ais. yendition.
Exponas to me directed, will be expossd
to Public ale, at the Lafayette Hotet No'
84l Shipley street, kept by John ]. DOUGH-
erty In the City Of Wilmington, New az,
tie County, Del, on '"''
WEDNESDAY, the 9th day of October lcs
at2 O'Clock. p. m.
The fol owing described real estate vi,
All that certain lot, piece or parcel Of land
situate in the city OF Wilmington, bounded
and described as follows, to viii: Beginning
at ~ point on the southerly side nf WslnpI
street between jackson st. and the Old
Kings Road at the distance OF AZ feet from
b. Keiiey's land, thence by his line sou,h.
erly parallel to Jackson st. 0 #. to IN
northerly side ofa five It, wild alley, thenS
along said alley side easterly parallel 70
WaWasset st. 81 It, to corner, thence nsrtb
erly parallel to Jackson st. 10 IT. TO tbs
Aforesaid side ot Wawasset St., and Theme
there with westerly 80 It. to the place Of be.
ginning. be the contents thereof what thy
may. ..
2.-Cemm an cling on the westerly sid,
Il Heald st. al the distance of ~ IT. from
The northerly side of"A" st., thence north
erly' by Heald st. 7ft Gin. 10 a stake theme
Westerly parallel with "A" st. l02 fl. 8 nj
to a. sta. .. thence s0uJheily parallel with
Heald st. 7 II. 9 In. to q stake, JDence saSl
ely parallel with "a" ct l02 IT 8 in. to th
westerly side OF HeaId st. and D. ace Of be
inning, contain ing 79i feet inc hes Of land
GO the san more or less. R
property of William II. Quinn. and TO
iold by
ISAAC GRUB, Sheriff.
Shert frs Office. New Castle, Sept 70, lSIU
The Morning herald., 1878-10-04
LOalAL MOTH.

Jack frest. t..-.s..4 ----s ----s f-e-.r-.
Aatann leaves. i S1'J
Harvest hickory nhts.
The neloneholy days hare como. iA-5
60 10 ths Hottiet sltnral tonight. !
su.tsslsy sopies 'old pictures, 500 Market
street. & ~ f,ftt
Tinwarc IN svsr1 shaps At simpsrs, ssh
and Orange.
suttsrley can cop anything IN the shape
of . picture.
sutterley cop'ss old pictures in colors, so9l
Market street.
Last week 400 scrs farm In Sussex
county sold for e9oo.
The trees of the forest arc beginning to
assume their autumnal hues.
Good Stoves At low rates, st Milton Sim
pers, W. Eighth street above Orange.
Thus far, IS ss7.4S have been sent south
to the yellow fever sufferers from this city.
All kinds of House-furnishing Goods st
Milton Shippers, W. Eighth street, aboye
Orange. 4 rrsggg III
Housekeeping goods lower at Simpefs
than any other house in the city Eighth and
Orange.
If candidates on the temperance ticket
4 ontinue to decline there will soon be no
tic. <et left. .
IA, rbridge is big over the prospect of a
hsnk I. I'd thirteen thousand dollars have
already b. N subscribed. L
DR.. G. 8. a. .uey well will leave Whining
ton to-aav for Ca N den, N. j., where he
win practice medic me and surgery.
The Odd Fellows A all at Third ana ana
King streets is being thort qgniy oveInauleo !,
and remodelled. VIM. .fouik' ESQ ID
the contractor.
Last week Chas. Williams was M luggea 10
Centreyille for stealing $l,w Hom % gne
schooner Emma Temple, lying Id 'ne Wye
river. -.
Mr.. Edward McInall has offere goio
medal to the student that passes n neet s4. !,
animation in the Philadelphia 20. uese VI
Pharmacy, Philadelphia.
Mem. from Society Journal. "ANiss'
s. appeared to positive disadvantage oe'
cause Of cloudiness of complexion, ana -
must we write 1t i-pimples spelling An OH
erwise beautiful countenancs." Sne
shold by all means procure and use W..
DR.. Bulls Blood Mixture. REP. -
The Morning herald., 1878-10-04
~ MAIL AND rELHaRAPH.

The King Of Buruah is'desd.
~. Rank Of Glasgow has failed with
liabilities Of sSo, ,0os, 900.
Captain jerks, husband Of Agnes. has
hsen appointed too Temporary clerkship in
she Treasury Department.
Tho Comptroller Of the Currency has 70
,,,..t.d the N Nstionsl Banks 70 give state,
%sut Of their condition up 70 October \
Carl schurs has been requested 70 repea'
81. C,,c,un.ti speech in New York. Pennsyl
vsnis. w Indiana, and several other ssates'
Ahou. s,o msn and boys employed in the
po..on m,n.,, near Mahoney City, Pa,
nc~ ns ~ 1850 . ~strike ior an increase OF wages
1rs rh.S - d.m and an advance Of ton per cent
A.. balloon ascenl,ion at the Cincinnati
f.,r Grounds. Tuesday, the balloon struck :
tsaa .m s srd colisnsed, Harry Gilbert. tne se-
s,vv ron.nt M summed ont. fract red his ielt knes,
and Injured himlelf inte, naiiy' Do' n''
fatally. s. r'~
Dean Stanley, of Westminster Aooey wa,
rr.seuted to President Hayes ct the soialH.s ,as
Home. near Washington, Tuesday a. n
ana afterwards dined wish Sir En "n,% nn,
Thornton, Yesterday he visited ma "
Vernon.
In Rio dc Janeiro during the last week OF
Aupust 10s deaths from small pox occurred
and during the first three days OF september
az Fears are entertained that yellow fever
win Also be prevalent during the coming
summer. g. .s& 80 u .gs
The last shipment of Morris county (N'
| J., y peaches was made Tuesday The crop
has been very light in that county, only
600 baskets having been shipped againsl
| Is, 900 last year and 6s 900 the year previous
the latter being full crop.
An attempt was made at Long Branch
Monday night to destroy the residence OF
Com missioner Charles Chamberlain, whose
I place Was fred three times last wister oy
tincsndiaries. It is believed the attempted
fire was instigatsd BY parties who have been
Eealously prosecuted BY Mr.. Chamberlain
for illegal liquor selling.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-04
THE FORGED WILL.

WUIYAHER'B MONBY-THE CONSPIRACY TO
CAPTURE IT-FURTHEn DEVELOPMENTS
OF ONE OF THE MOST REMARKABLE FOR
GERIRs OF THE AGE.
From the moment Register of Wills Neal
of Philadelphia, received this despatch from
New York
NEW YoRK, Aug. 25, 1s7s.-Have just
heard of Robert Whitaker's death. VIII
be on with his will.
{signed) "WnLIAM R. DIGKnRsoN.
from that moment the contest over the
estate OF the millionaire has been one of 70
maDtic interest,i and the gradually Develop
= .nts have been watched with the deepest
attention BY the public. From the outset
almost there was foundation for the convic-
tion that the will had been forged BY q num-
Der Of men who sought to enrich themselves
ut the expense of the Whitaker heirs. With
q blissful inconsistencies OF the espionage
placed upon their movements, Dicksrson
and Pulte walked about the town and held
elandestine nestiRgs; and two sharp-eysd
deetsctives, were all the time watching
them. Dicksrson but recently, had .
long contest with hts brother, who caused .
commission IN lunacy to issue to try the
question Of VIM. r. Dlckerson's Sanity I;
the Jury ws think found him insane but
the fHding was set aside BY the court. Dick
erson for years had been intimate with
whitaker, and was his adviser. . few days
before his death, Whitaker had been ar
rested for perjury; but was discharged. A
proof that they were all queer set. Dick
erson was arrested In Philadelphia, on Wed.
needay. 30 also was Herman G. Pulte, who
b the brains Of the Conspiracy; he was
about leaving for Ohio when arrested, and
on his person, and In package forwarded
TO him from New York, was found loose
papers fall Of experimental efforts to imi.
tate certain ptculiarities Of Whitaker'i
signature.
Detective Franklin received on Tuesday
from New York the manuscript evidenct
that the telegram which first intimated th.
existence Of the will, and which 10 copied IL
the introduction to this article, was writer
not BY Dickerson but BY Pulte and he hal
the hrst draft of the despatch which Putt,
wrote, but for some reason did Lot send
He has also the paper from which Rowlstt'
signature was copied on to the will ~ tn
name OF Q subscribing witness, aHd tn
parts OF An original draft Of the will, whicl
tof some roaeon was torn up.
TIE THIRD ARRBsT.
J. vanarsdsle, > lawyer, was arrested a
Bristol, Bucks county, on Tuesday night
on the charge of conspiracy and forgery ,aD
was held TO appear before Magistrate Smith
to-day, at II o'clock. 1t 10 said that b
drew up the various clauses In the will pre-
vidihg for the founding of charitable inst
tutions.
Thus this "cause cele5re" stands 40 pres
ent.
Yesterday, Judge Yerkes granted = wr
of HRbess Corpus, In Dickerson's case, r,
turnable on Saturday. This writ was oil
tained by J. Wagner Jermon, who Is motor
ious - alegal prowler sDout the prison, br
occasionally does smart thing. In tb
instance, he threatens to flank the Pinkerto
ptople in their pernicious practice, of ar
ran giBg with Magistrate Smith to hol
their prisoners for "further hearing" t
prevent the issuing writ for Habeas Coz
The Morning herald., 1878-10-04
SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue OF q writ Of Vendltlon Expona
to me directed, will be exposed 10 iubls
sale, At the Lafayette Hotel, No. 8il Ship
ley street, b hest by John j. Dougherty In
the city OF Wilmington, New Castle county
Del, ON
WEDNESDAY, the 9th day OF October
1873. at 2 O'Clock. p, m.
The following described real estate viz
All tuat certain lot, piece or parcel Of laud
kituate In the city Of Wilmington, New
Castle County, Del. bounded and descrlba
az follows, IT, wilt; Beginning at q point On
the nortneriy side Of Eleven h Street at tho
distance Of III feet easterly from the easter
~ Side Cf Heald st thence northery pal'
sllei with Healu IT, 100 II. 3 il. 10 q cornG,
thence eas;erty parallel with Eleventh o.
l.O IT,, more ot less, to he north westerly
side OF Railroad Av.nue at 30 IT. WIDE
thence by the said side OF Raill Dad Avenue
seuthwesterly 10 the aforesaid side q
Eleventh st., thence thereby westerly
IT,, more or less, to the place OF beginning
be the contents there u what 1t may.
seized and taken in execution as no
property 'of Henry Dougherty, deco
(ThOmas [. Rus veil q imtU istrator d. D. D
Of Henry Doughtery, dsc'd,) and to beS0@
by
ISAAC CRUBB. Sheriff.,
Sheriff Office. New Castle, Sept, ~. "
The Morning herald., 1878-10-04
MISSIONARY ANNIVERSARY.

TIE Juvenile Missionary Society, of Mt
Pleasant NJ. E. Sabbath school, will cele-
brate their fourth anniversary, on next
Thursday evening, October the 10th, by
giving a grand literary and musical enter
tainmsnt. An excell,n mt programme is on
the tapls, and 1t is intended to make this
exceed If possible the entertainment given q
year aeoI which ieceiy Q favorable comments
from all shat were present. The small ad.
uiittsuce lee OF 10 cents will bs charged for
the bsnefit of the missionary cause.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-04
CHERIFF SALE,

By virtue of writ OF Ievarl Facias y
me direcl ed, will be pos ed TO PubllICns,aIn In,I'
ct the Gilpin House, kept by George VIM 1lr
field, In the city OF New Castle In the hua !,a
dred and County Of New Castle, aid s's'
of Del. ON 49,,
FRIDAY, the llth day OF October, l'''
at o'clock, p. m, i.
the following described real estate VIZ;
All that piece or parcel of lard. stu ,,v se ~
New Castle hundIed, New Castle couug, y
Del. Rounded and described as follows ss.aT "
wit On the north by the Cbristiana 1ap'ss clesS
bs lands OF BARKER Ca r, by lands o. ss,drs sars
Il. Ray and-Wsrren and lands OF lhe nens ens
Of Lewis WeldiU, de,'u., cnI tai aiIs iaI9sghjch J
hundred and twenty acres OF fland osna ,ost M.
about 80 acres OF mt msadow, ara lns I'm h, ma
land, be the same more or less WIN land and
two story DIV elliDg house. a large sUoDsS same
frame barn, corn ciibbs. grapaly,, max msk.
building vii h cellar under. used dhHt,%irgs iot @
ing ice cream, and other OUT pu''''''
Seized and taken in execution S and nd
property of Edward A. McFar H. IN H
Ellen D.. his his wife and t. ts, auu
sold by ,n, sbadf,
Sheriff's ONCE, New Castle, eep''''
Ol87S, -~
The Morning herald., 1878-10-04
NOTICE!

WHRRKAs, BERNARD ]. McyEY, q
candidate for Inspector, in the Sth Election
District; in the City Of Wilmington, Del.
held Sept. Sd, 1873, files q petition setting
forth that he received the htghtst number
said, and cont 9 q the election Of J. HOR-
ACE RUDOLPH. in said Election District.
Affidavit having been msde to the same
said Petition having been presented TO
the City Council, Sept. Bth. A. D., 1873. at
thSir last stated meeting, and on motion
of Mr., Tavior, which was ado ,tf d. sthe s,h
day OF Octobs.. A. D., 1878; at ~ O'Clock In
the evening, was fixed for hearing. true
copy having been served d on Horace Ru
dolph, said meeting to be held at the City
Hafl, October 9th, at IN clock in the
Attest, r. B, FRAZER,
Clerk of Council
The Morning herald., 1878-10-04
B.I. g..

At mesting Of me Bfysnt Literary so-
eisty yestsFdsyIsnsFlccn ths foIIeWihk sni-
cers were elected for ths next two months
Presidsnt-W. B. Ralstos.
Secretary-fhnlip Q. Churchman.
Treasurer-Cl Clai encs 9. RoSb.
Librerisn-Wm. H. Hilles.
SerGeaat-at-Arns - Rdgsnont Nsgan.
dank.
Critic-Dr. Samuel ". Murphy.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-04
A SAD ACCIDENT.

Mr.. George A. Eagles, a former Whining,
toniap, who lived here from 1870 to 1874
and then removed to Easton, Md, was acci
deDtally Killed at that place by the acciden
tai discharge OF gun which he was draw
ing from wagon. Mr.. Eagles was 4C
years old, and leaves wife and two chill
dren. He bore most excellent reputation
The Morning herald., 1878-10-04
AsBURY n. Z. oHuLCH.

To-day has bssn sst aside n . dsy of fast.
Ing and prayer IN the Asbv. .ry congrsgs alton
Tho pastor has issued '.he following:
| To the members asd congregation Of A.
bury and others: For the future I cannot
attend funeral services on the Sabbath day,
unless the services are held at the church.
Please spare ns me pain of attending. such
calls. JoIH A. B. WhsoH.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-04
THE GRAND LODGE OF MAsONs OF
DELAWARE.

The Grand Lodge OF Free Mssous of the
State Of Delaware, on yesterday the second
day of their annual meeting elected the fol-
lowing officers:
GRAND. .Marshal-John Taylor.
Deputy Grand Marshal-R. G. Watson
Grand Senior Warden-C. G. Heisler.
Grand Junior Wardeu-Thomas David.
son.
Grand Secretary VIM. 8. Hayes.
Grand Treasurer-A. D. Warner.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-04
FOR MIDDLETOWN FAIR.

A lsrge number of our citizens are at
tending the fair at Middletown and many
lore went down yesterday morning. Quite
n number sof our W Inning ton dealers and
u a. ufaetufers are exhibitors,
The Morning herald., 1878-10-04
THE YELLOW FEVER.

Yellow fever reports from the South show
thesfollowing: New Orleans, 421 new cases
since Sept. 80; number Of deaths on Wednes'
day, SO. Vicksburg, deatbs; Memphis,42
deaths; Canton, rs cases. The fever is
spreading out through the country.