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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-13
CLEARED.

and Axpiuw sii--Pim. Forwood 4 Co.
Steamer Dori, Sterling, Csrthsgens via Kingston ia
steamer Josephine Thomson. Moore. Bstimore-J
steamer Frauconia. Bragg. Portland, Ms-J Amos
Ship Careioch tBr), hcAlpin, Glasgow--henaerson
Bros - -, n.y.. vr..~
Shp Abner / Benyon. Watts, san Frsncseo-sutton
Ship Favsrita oaer) Peters. Phfadsiphis-Funch Edge
ship McDougan tBr). Davis. Newark. MI whitney
Ssfx Demaroni ttaD. Bartolosto. Dundee-slocovich
Bark Alexander Campbell. Bunker. Abcrdeen-simpson,
Kpppk Clara McGilvsry Walnut. Queenstown Fall
bark Harvest Queen (Br CLARK, Cork or Falmouth Tor
ordcrs-Funch, Edye a Co.
Bark sreenn p (AuD. Gsrgurovich Cork for orders
Bark ohm Gibson tDr, Dodd. Belfast. IHasson. Wat
Hsrk Sadie Gregory Stettin-Perkins i Co.
Bark Aida (Nc r). Bodtker Antwcrp-Fnnch Edyc 20
Bark zzio II Jackson, Warwick, Lisinore Tor orders-
Bsrk Maccbisvelli dtaD, Maresca. Alexandria, E-Bsn,
bark Ohm Bunyan, Butnan. Legnorn-Caryer Barnes
BARK Antona Sxla. Brandt, Havana z wood
Bark NorAh, Hall, Richmond va-Mtler heughton
BArk Isaac (Aus voccarich Phiiadcphia-Funeh. Edge
BARK Jason tNor>, Bjslke. Newark. NJ-Funch, Edye
bark Ocexn oGsr), yort. Newark. NJ-Funch. Edyo
brig Van Horn (Br'. Hall. Lcndondsrry-snow 4
brig Kjartan (Nor) Maszow. stockhom-Funch, Edyo q
schr Victor (Br,. Pigos, St Johns, NF-Perkius Co.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER W HAKkis IBID, Sheldrake, from fhadeIphia
for twep with esrro wheat, while going DOWN me
hours got OF vth assistance Of tugs snd PRO.
ccedod On Saturday morning AZ 49, the steamer struck
a wreck two miles Cross Lecgs Light. causing her
20 roll esSy .ns .oppnf IS. d,.l a
the bottom Of the vesel rs she AIDE water slightly dung
SHIP FLORENCE Kelly, which arrived At San Francisco
Aug from New York, made the passagc In lo5 days
KExpRicK FISH. late Captain Henry from Balti-
for Bremen has boon Spoken with nor captain aosd
ScHR ABBIE WILLARD. from Hoooken Tor Salon put
into New London Aug IL Tor repairs, leaking badly
scHn TAxcESr Boston. in entering Calais. Me- Aug
10, coided with rchr Ophir ana lost jbboon
scux SKA BRRwzE Freathy from Port Johnson for Salem
arrived at Vineyard Haven lOth Inst leaking badly
scHR J Is CARRrNcros itom Baltimore FOR New Haven.
returned 18th ing and will have 10 discharge
scnx si Y Of Aug while in Annapolis
Roads. She hssb towed to Baltimore.
scnn Terry from Nov York srri ss. =;
raj. DC
ham from Mnracaibo. reports while passing Fortune
Island Aug saw fuii rsssd brig ashore or the south
e GO ons. ONE With spar: :sndns sails
other parti ally lad either vessel
but be going from the vessel TO tho
north cnd Of the Island
Chicks from Boston ashore July ~
Bos Strait OF Bell Isle and became atotAl wreck
No lives lost. til
MorrsxA1 An 2--rho dominion steamship Quebec has
inspseted the Port Warden and ouod 20 bs 80
q Snsef S SCs sa.s %
70 tho asrs. csss At 9Ssssc for oh" Thirty
ounpEc Aug I2-The tug ca Aupion been sent With
pump. dvcv 80, to endesvof to hoat the steamer
NJ K Coxer Lloyds surveyor. and Mr. Davis len for
Saturday to the steamer benheim, which Is
The sehr HsruIne from Anucosti with nssterial
Of tho steamer Lake Mexsntsc. has arrived In port
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DESTRUCTION OF FISH.

UNPARALLELED RAINFALL IN NORTHERN NEW
yonK-rnE LAKES AND RIVERS OVERFLOW
INa-MMrNsE DESTRUCTION OF FISH BIZ
INDICATED POTATO BUGS.
iBy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALp.1
Troy, N r., August IL, 1878
With the exception OF two days It has rained regu
larry every day for the last two weeks IN Northern
Now York. similar condition exists in Western
Southern Vermont and Western Massachusetts,. The
injury crops has been very great. Oa,s especially
have suffered and rotted In the fields because farmers
have been TOO busy to dry or draw them from the
zelda Potatoes considerably Injured by ros
Buckwhsat will suffer, but is in good condition
or less injured. Probably 81 000.oo viii not
cover the loss 10 crops In these regions. All the
streams swollen 10 phenomenal extent for this
month. which is generally the beguning OF the dry
season. The tributaries OF tho Hudson and Hoosic
anu Mohawk rivers are very high. but NO damage Is
yet reported An autumnai ireshet equal this has
not been known since 1850. Lakes Champain,
Schroon George and Luzerno are several feet higher
than usual Tho logs on the Upper Hudson have COM
mencod coming down the Adirondack streams in
greater numbers than they do during spring rsshet
WHOLESALE DESTRUCTION FIsH.
Another fact that attracts considerable notice the
finding OF dead and bioated bodies OF millions OF
mo effects OF Paris green which has been used to
destroy potato bugs but has been washes on by the
rams and carried to the rivers Many OF the fish have
opened and found to be bloaied about stomach
found IN them. Much apprehension is felt concern
ing those serious losses OF 1sh.
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EARLY RESUMPTION OF TRAVEL ON THE WEST
LINE RAILWAY PROMISED
THE wALLINGFoKD SUFFERERS.

COMMITTEE OF CITIZENS TO RECEIVE AND Dis
BURsE CoNrRrBUTroSs-ANorH VICTIM
PLoCrEDs or An EXCURSION TENDERED.
MERIDES. Conu., August II, 1878
( AZ q largely attended meeting OF citizens Of wal
linsford mold this evening the following well known
gentlemen appointed com mttec TO receive and
disburse all contributions :-Samuei simpson, Heze-
kiah Hail, Rev. Father Mallon, Morton Judd, Horny
L. Hall, l.. NJ. Hubbard, Bennett JSrolds, Rov.
J. Il. Wilaman, DR.. B. f.. Harrison. and John
KendrcE. This COMMITTEES TO act
in conjunction with the civic and borough officers.
Tho town was divided into districts sub-commit-
toes were appointed canvass district for aid.
To-day $500 were received from Stamford. At one
A petition will be presented 10 Gov vernon Hubbard
skiing him 10 Issue proclamation to oil the churches
IN The State asking That COLLECTIONS be made next
Sunday.
ANOTHER VICTIM.
Freddie Littewood aged thirteen years, one OF the
injured at Walingford, died ~ noon to-day The total
number Of deaths thus far In thirty.
EXCURSION AID or THE SUFFERERS.
william d. BisnOp, president OF Inc Nsw York, New
Haven ana Hartford railroad has forwarded the fol-
loving despatch -
NKw YORK. August II. 1873
TO THE SxLEcrxKS or WALLIEGroHp. COMM
Feeling strong sympathy for thse in your town who
suffered the and with view
rendering them substantial aid will Wednes
OF this sell tick from all stations
lines to Walingfcrd and return nj half tho regular
the tickets TO De good on any train stopping s
ngford that day The entire the sale OF such
paid % authorities OF alling
ford to be BY them devoted to she aid OF the sufferers
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

Asrvrnr Aug fc--Arrived, ships 8 Thomas, Norton.
PAeion do Pica Hapnah Morris (B), Dunbar Phiadsi-
phs backs Autocrss (Br,, Kenesiy, do Daniel Daper
sedgeriv Baltimore Greyhound TUFTS West Coan Of Az
r,en Johxnpe arie Ger. Gustsvus, New york.
BELFAST Aug la-,,rrived. ship roliingtou (Br) Rob-
bins Phisdolphia. BRIG William tBr, MeFee Now York.
BaxuEx Aug I2--Arrivec. ship Colchester no. Rittis
Now York
Arrived eth. steamer Brsunschweig (Gsr) Undeusseh
baltimore.
sailed IItu, ships Forest Eagle, Hosmer, Baltimore;
Ihcooor Koernsr fGsr). SchiorcnbsrG. New York
BoHprAux. Aug s-saasd, barks con,o GEM sxapary
fAus) Cosuich, United States; 10Th, victors (Nor),
Hoistedahl. do.
BRAKE. Aug e--sssisd. bark Won der Hoyds tosr).
Mich aeiis Wilmington
CALCUTTA about Aug I2ssiled. ship New Era. Sawyer
New York
prar. Aug ia--Arrived.ship Wyoming. Baker, New Or
DupLts, Aug iO--Arrnsd. bsrks Anita Msnosti ItsD.
MAxnone Pbtadsphia; stormy Petrol tB, Charles BAL.
t,more brig Belle Walters 3D. HenSen New York
John fBr). Piper. Bull River.
Sailed 10Th barks Underwater (Br) Mcconnell United
states; iith. Angelina Bcnsrd dtAD. Rszstto. New
York
Doxxrnx Aug io-sasd, bark Mary Leslie CBr). Bart
ling. United states
FALMOUTH Aux l0Arrved, bark Arrscan (Ger), Dupie,
Baltimore for Rotterdam.
on tho Lizard 18th. ship King Of Algeria (Br), Cure.
for Antwerp; i2th, steamer Anglia tB.
Anderson, New York for London.
York
GIou cHsryn Aug ssniicd. barts svcrre tNor) Thorn.
Baltimore; Eiisif CSor), Uaugs, Phadelpsis (befors
ported sailed July - for New York; 10th. Matilda HI,
yard (Br), Crosby, United States
HUI Aug f1--Arrived. bark Marco Polo UtaD. Gavag-
min, New York.
BELvorr, Aug 12-Arrivcd, steamer Csisud Dutch,
Deddcs, New York (and proceeded for Rotterdam).
BAvRR, Aug f2-Arrved, steamer Renus (Br), Kirk.
dale. New York.
sailed 9th, ship Emma ORR. Lepors. Uaitsd States;
i0th, bark Milan (Aus), vucssovIeh, do.
Irswfcm Aug 1o-saiied Perolucov (Aus, Radimsr
DATED states
Kiscs Lrss, Aug 1osaiied, bsrk 81 Utah. N,coini.
Baltimore.
LlvxRrooL. Ang tiArrvsd, barks sorriddsren (Nor),
Petersen Rchmond; Der Sud Cscr). hcchior, Charles
tom 18th, Ncpths tBr. Hall, Boston; bark Tar
.peisn (Br). Dorian, Wilmington, NC.
sailed 18th. bsrks John Gsddis (Br,. Jsckssn. New
York, Inveresk (Br Gcsson Galveston; Nsrcsca UtsD,
Msrescs United Stses 18th. Campus (r), Hors
fall, Boston.
LONDON, Aug 11Arrived, bark Belt (B. Mcbride, Dos
ton; 18th. ships Warsaw (Br), Curry. New YORK. Lvcr
pool Lambert, do; wsshiuston MARTIN do bark Arcbss
waller, do It 1880
Sailed 18th ship Marcia Day. ossc. United sssses.
LospoSpERrs, Aug iO--ssiIed. hanks Comma Ncr),
osen Uniscd states; 18th, Young Eagle fBr), Dunhsm
Baltimore.
LseHoRr, Aug 6-ssilsd, sarks Amalis Gsrxuo (TtsD
Jsccsripc. New York, Cssravs dtan, Pontrsrno DO.
Lissor Ans 4sssed, bssk CssAids usap. cscses. New
t6k '.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

AKrAb July Gin port bark Julia II tBr), Punch, ldg
AsriSw.EI Aug lo-s.iled steamer Alps CBr). Williams
from savaula), New York. IN ISL
sela ps PARK Srss .nr
Gales 81 homas; Liberty. Deve-sux PhilAdephs Isaac
Clsnred Al. bark. inen G.li.na sp,, savannah; 4 A
PAUL. Strange Of H"tefss; sehr george Walker Rob
c,asTuseos. July si-s.ilsa; schrs Mary sla.mse
s.rI Neptune; ss. ds sriss !.rsm.s Ellis, New YoI1
ssS sis Pss ss' s
Sailed prior to AuE.lo. bark Mary Pratt. savn. New
OHArn.n. NIB. Aug 7-Arriyed. bark s.msr.ng. Johan.
r. aHss cs KSxs July y Arrived ship v'1sA-n CID
phsaslphia H?s hisSsr?: Inn a..nd. ]
bark safah hobarh Pnkham wIscas,ct brig Besumancr
sailed ID steamer Of New York De.k.n Vera cra.;
0s s & Fortuna p
Ghsr's:ion Anita tsp, Perez Now York; 7th Rothssay
&.ss s.s s:r St
Wave Qaesn (r for London brig Champion Br'. Mala.
iIAsrsroer, Ms. July 2s-Cleared. brig Genoa CBr).
for
DO; bark solomon ls,,, Brown, rsps ..,.. xo..,.
p.y.Ss 80 brig Lii, Anaer:.n s. Tnom.. 'sh, Mar
Sailed 81 brig S.nu. tBr,. rods N Of A..ter.: .cAr.
%: Lane. sha.e. 90; An, Sh.. Willard. wallace:
do 6th hrigs Martha Berry, Dolau 90; fsd0ra kouda
LTD, Nichols do.
Psccaxso avg Sin port; :ehr j, Fler.ns; Shay v.n
turn in IL days
PIcToy rs, Aug 7Arrived bark Ashausee tBr,. Johns
ouKsKc, Aug I2-Arrived ship Gieniner tBr,. Cumming.
Liverpool. Efaf
Passed Father Point 18th, Cornthisn DID, Men.
xies from Glasgow for Quebec.
kASGoox, July SIN port, bark Chss Murdoch ODD Jen
sen.
LKoxE, July 3-Arrived, steamer CassIn (Br)
Rains. Brasil for Medtc rranean ports.
POKx, Sailed steamer Gculyon (BrI, WAL
lace (from Annoy. 6c). New York
In June 10 ships Altcar Br rvm Penang arrived
39th francisco Csshnere () Lester barks
Ethan Allen, Hardy tor Mxns: xwtherne Nsson,
EDWARD Percy (Br., for New York. ldg.
June 2ein ships HooEiey, FROST,
Flying Eagle. Crowe do; bwrk Autiech HeMMcway, d.
srJ.ao. July 3o-Arrivcd. bark Mamie Bell, Fits,
Cardiff
sMhpIAc Aug s-Asrivsd. bark Lydia tBr). Chalmers.
Sydney. CB.
ST JoHs Ng Aug s-Arrvsd. sehr Emeie Perclre, Pro-
vost, HAvre 10th, srhrs Mary Tbcnt BrD Thesii, New
York; I3sh. Neilie Clark. Clark Mary Pike, Good;
Llxse McNchol Tanning and Aurora Bcreas br, Fin.
lay. do. -g
Cleared 9th ship John Murphy (Br). Murphy. Liverpool
bark Temple Bar tBr), Vaughan Liverpool; 10sh
Governor, Philadelphia; John Lord, New York.
WALTON. Ms, July 29Cieared. brig catherine Morris
(Br NeBurnie. Bridgeport; 5th, sehr Caledonia tBr,
Wis 40
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA, o, Aug 4-Arrived. bark Courier trr,. La
BOSTON. Aug 10 Cleared; brig Annie Lily. oBrien.
la,h7Arr,ved. steamer: aom.n, crswcli Pht.delph.;
rsss,.sin ss sis' eEf: w
1s.s: X
do forsnco lockwood, st John, Alexandria. VI; soIs
JsSnsy. levitt, fhiiaasloSis: ssesImsa Fisher, 40;
B:a,Ss SIsao. aGl sssS New York
Sai,.s;IsnR An.nn"s sa-su.a .,,, Ia. ,x., r.
ii.S.AIIysS, bar! Gray Eagle. Lucas. Rio Janslro;
,Sxs E%so p , Ig' H.:
:r, J.ns.:n sr.%sn :esrs VIM aede. sSsSsdsa. ana
s.mnsl wooa. Wood New York 80.
ylas:ns s':.: 'nS ssp Anil: 'tiss
@ s k s az s %.a. D Goblin
dsne:; VIM MsGs: shsriasS N:r York 1snnis VIII
s:il.d-s...mor, Pedro aud Eaphr>se.; ship Annie NJ
BEAug0kI. SO, Apg o-Cls.rsd. brig yindsx lsr,
4.IGaSs; 5h GI,S-.os Ssl IS s:.s s,n
BOUfnBAY. Aug 7-Arrvsd. schr Gsorxe W Collins.
ssHfirsa sSp sis %ss:SsS: Bath
to s.d 70. w. .a n.
Perth Amsoy s.%ens s ,d.a e, I0rn; Coz:
s.shs@ 1ss ss d ~ sahas f IL
ssasss'is rs: bs E Pnsa.
phs; virginia. Burgess. New rsrk Dousi~s Iisinss.
iosn-x rived. .chr Orlando Rowland. New York.
CALAIs, Aug o-Arrved. schr vsshti n Oates, Holmes,
lou Sailed, sehrs Adds sawyer, and y n NASH for
DANvsnsPosT: Aug o-Anivsd. sehr Goo rrsE,
1ith-xrrived, sehr Carrie nix. Xix, New Yors.
DiGiTos. Ass e-Anived. schr John sanford. Berry.
EAST XSonf%s Aug s-xrrssd SSs Tsis ilo, Gates.
rosTREss MosEoE. Aug 9. PM-p:ssd c.., ships
A:Sesos"n Or 70 Gax.y Il GORDON go oass"s
town; Gloster tBr, Tor Belfast
WALKER o% Mo J. Ss DARK 0'"P'n'f0 '
r.;f So 's and f ss 's,s'
s g II sSs" eis snd s Hs~. o
A. sss.s ss S.s: Ss:
Trundell, srsce, do; l. sImmpns Blake. do
a.1s.s Gy :s.%.'' a'' o''ad'
1Ss s,s .s.. M. sScs
Nsr Y:Is tor Dover, o..
KEY WEST, Avg s-s.,isd: bark r.l.r.r. sp,, ssr
.MiLiBRiDaB. Aur 7--Arrvsd. s.hr wixwau, Fields.
s.sAT.isss s :sn, IIsxsy sr,ss New Ys..
oGSsEE%S' csf%S. x.' an" s,,
sisde k,~o.a; scirs Bennington, hapsras, Bath; L
Richssrd:sS, Bo'.ad: Ma..n..s 80, $3.50.
PORT BADs Aug s-Arived. schr zlng. Reed.
-No,.foLK, Aug Io-ciss<sd, sehr LAmsins. Lsseh,
Trinidad.
kBwBURYP0RT AUG Il--Sailsd. schss Allies O Ncyss,
Baker, and = woslscy Tifreli, New Yort.
NEW BEDFORD, Aug fo-Arrivsd, sehrs Marsena Mon
son, d. Tyler. Phsdeipha Cbsa " bentley, Baker Psrs
johnson.
Sailed. bark d Chapin, sshrs b b Church. Kelley,
0eorgstown. DC John Paige. Haley, Philadelphia;
x Lane Fuller, New York VIM DabosQ. Snow, DO.
lish,Arived steamers cry ctNsw Bedford Fish. Rev
NEWPORT, Aug 9. PM-Anlvsd. schrs Amanda Robin
son. Adams Norfolk for market land ssed ifsh the
John Lcsier, TsdsIe. Taunton f. Dc, ssh. y getl
johnson Congress, Willard. Posssd for New York Nc
ria Hcsrn hcys, and Dresdnauxht Ssuuders. frovt
dencc for do Freeman Bldrid9c do for do Lane
Fuller, Yarmouth for James u Tripp Sickersvn Ne =
York for Chatham; Zoe. smith. Falt River VIA Dutch
| oencc for Bellvle, NJ,
ssled--schr Emma white, Taunton for New York.
1ith. PMArrfved, schrs Wsrchul. OIL Prcvaence fo
Now York; whistler, Keefe, Taunton for N. $50
sskedA-SeAvs Ssth futsic Hacck. Ncs1olk FOR 0ss
Bluffs Ann srose. Jordan nesdinerfnr Nee Yszka
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schr Milwaukee Pickett New Haven for New York.
schr yspor. Muncey. New Haven for New York.
Schr Gust, Martin, bridgeport tor New ! ork
Schr Mantle. Beeue. Sridgeport for New York.
Schr Samuel Goodwin. Wiliiams Stamford TOT Now
York.
The nautical scheolship Sc Msry fhythfan from New
London has arrived or Glen Cove. Hampstead hsTpo1
She will rendezvous there for the present
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Franconia, Bragg, New York for Portland
Steamer City Of Fitchourg Ellis New York Tor New BOO
ford.
steamer Title. EWING New York for New London aud
Norwich
Brig fdes. Davis, New York for Bangor to load for
Western Islea
sehr A williams Russsil Philadelphia TOR Hartford
Schr Annie RUSSELL Strick and, New York for Port
land. Ct.
Schr Willie Dewcf, Gott POuEhkeepsie Tor Boston
Sehr Mary B smith, Maloney, Rondout for Boston
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RAILROAD TICKETS STOLEN.
icy TELEGRAPH TO TIE HERALD.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
BALTIMORE. August IL, 1878.
Some time between midnight on Saturday and early
this morning the safe In the office Of H. Frank Co.,
ticket sellers, on Baltimore street. In the centrc or
the city, mysteriously robbed OF railroad and
steamboat tickets aggrega,ing In vaue about 81 o0o
The tickets were in Hall combination safe, and
tho door was found open 1t is presumed the
thief was acquainted with the combination and had
concealed himself ip the building late Saturday.
The stolen tickets those Of the baltimore and
OHIO Baltimore and Potomac, Pcnnsy lvnna rail-
roads also ticksts OF peary ali the Western railroads
10 Cumberland, Chicago, st Louis Pittsburg, Omaha
and other places III. tA@ ai. n q fs4- tY-tvf m w
Only a portion OF tho stock IN the safe at the
time Mr. Frank has been in the habit Of taking the
most valuable home ovcry night
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PRECAUTIONS AT BALTIMORE.
[BY rELEaRApH TO THE HERALp.1

lBI TELEGkAPH 10 aEHALD.l
BALTIMORE, August II, 1873
one Of the seamsn OF the Spanish steamship Gull.
lermo which arrived at QusraIine on Sunday, died OF
yellow alter passing tho Capss, and was buried
Al the Marine Hospital grounds. The chief en-
gnser, who was stricken with tho dis
ease, II Is thought will not recover,
ane two Of the are also down with the
fever In his report to the Health Department to-
day, Or. Il. Lloyd Howard, physician TO the Marine
Hospital. pronounces the disease yellow fevor The
samo authority pronounces the cases of the twelve
men OF the steamship Californian a. mild typo
OF the disease and says they, with tho two
seamsn Of tho bark Hope, are improving These YES
ssls are still detained at QUARANTINE and as extra
precautions have been taken By tho Health Depart
ment coupled with the fact that tho Marine Hos
vitai Is not in the line of direct communica.
lion, and is fully miles distant from the CITY,
no apprehen are entertained that the disease
viii reach here A thorough fumisation OF all Bag
rage and cargo required before Is allowed 10 come
10 thu CITY, and all communication betwcen tho hos
pital and The city enjonea Comm unication between
the Health Department and tho hospital u nAa by
means Of telegraph and tel phone.
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THE MEN ARE WILLING TO RETURN, BUT ARE
LOCKED OUT OF THE CONGRATULATIONS
OF THE OCCURRENCE BY THE ROAD OFF,
CfALs-HoPEs OF AN AMIcABLE SETTLEMENT.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, August IL, 1878
The trouble at tho shops of the Milwaukee and IS.
Paul Railway assumed n new phase to-day. On
Saturday night the mon who quit work at noon hold
meeting and resolved accept the reduction at tho
same time protesting against It. They went to tho
shop usual this morning. but found notice posted
on The door 10 the effect that those who
withdrew IRON the service Saturday were
thereby Notified that the company 10 not
lsposed TO furnish them with employ ment
until notice Is given, or until such time % mutual
understanding shall be had. rhe men then assembled
a, their hall, whore speeches made by several
Is not strike, but a lockout. committcs waited
upon Gonerai Manager Merritt but definite re-
pointed Tor to- morrow. Between 800 and 400 men are
out OF work In consequence
WHAT THE RAILROAD OFFICIALS SAT.
Tho ofhcials OF the railway say the reduction only
affected those who were receiving more than 81 80
per day, and that In no case did II exceed Ave per
cont They stnte that II was done to
eaunlisc tho pay than Tor any other purpose,
as tue entire saving 10 tho company Is only
$22l per month ana mat the trouble 10 caused by
Jew agitators who have been receiving the highest
wages paid Ny the company. but through whom the
Union nave compelled others TO stand by them. Re-
gnrding the resolutions adopted by the Union on Sat
urdav light the managers OF the railway company say
they were Put ibr:nsh the door INTO ,es sssr box
shop had been closed. They also say that they be-
love the men agreed TO 90 to work tbis morn ng,
with the understanding that general strike should
be forced on tho 10Th inst The men, however, deny
this.
Assistant General Manager Gnuit says that, owing
TO tho failure of the wheat crop the company viii be
compslcd to reduce expenses; but, rather than dis
charge part Of their force tboy intend, has been
thor custom In sucn Cases OF late years, 10 work
snort time, thus giving all OF their men chance
to earn something heretofore tns arrange
nisnt has been entirely satisfactory 10 tho meu
He further thinks that the difficulty Will DO ameaby
settled ut c-morrow's meeting. rhe men are quiet
and orderly, ana serious trouble is antic pateu.
Although rumors oil all sorts arc plentiful, no ne
be traced to reliable source Thus far tho black.
smiths sud macbtnisis and bosrmskers only are
affected By the strike
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT..
OFFICE OF THE CHIEY SIGNAL 0rFJcER,
WASHINGTON, August l3--1 A. N.

WAR DEPARTMENT..
OFFICE CHIEY SIGNAL OFFICER,
WARRINGTON August l3-1 A. N.
Indications
For New knglsnd, Middle States aud lower lake re-
gion. clear partly cloudy weather, hight variable
winds mostly sou,hsrly, stationary temperature, with
stationary or lower pressure. tt.i
For tho South Atlantic States partly cioudy
weather, occasional rain, memberships mostly
westerly, stationary tompsrassrn and prossur
For the East Cult States, partly cisudy weather.
casopat rains variable wincs mostly soushoriy,
honary temporal urs and pressuee Hasst
For the West Cult States, partly cloudy weather.
possibly occasional rains, variable winds, mostly
southcriy, Stationary temperature and pressure
For Tennessee and the ONO Valley, warmer, clear
partly cloudy weather. light northery Winds SHIFT
ing to south sriy, falling barometer.
orupper lake region and Upper Mississippi Valley,
warmer, partly cloudy weather occasional rains
variable winds, mostly sou.nerly, and falling barom-
eier.
For Lower Missouri valley, clear or partly cloudy
weather. winds mostly sou,hery. stationary tempera-
turs, stationary or lower pressure.
The rivers will remain nearly stationary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-13

MovILLv, Aug I2-Arrived. steamer ssrmatisn (Bn.
Arid. Montreal for Liverpool (and procsedsd).
MIDDLrBERG. Aug lo-saiso, bark Ludwig Hsyn Ger,
schma iinx. United States.
MARsEILLEs, Aug 9--Arrived. bark yittora CtaD, De
Martino. New York
MADERA. July % SAILED bark Chin Chin (Br). Tybss
MELnoURSK Aug lo-Arrived, bark Ceres (Br. Findlay
Boston
NKwRr, Aug s-saiisd, bark Regina dRus'. Hacklin,
New Fork
Bu River.
PAUILLAc. Aug l2-Arrived. bark Post (Nor,. Hen
rieksen, Now York for Bordeaux; Psiais Gallien Fp
Majou. New Orleans for do.
QUEENSTOWN. Aux l1-Arrivsd, barks Padre (Aus.
Psssalaus PhAdslphis; 18TH. Ssrug (Aus sasasch do
Liverpoou. New York.
Arrived OF crookhaven i2th 1915 PM steamer City Of
Chester (Brj Brooks, Now York for Queenstown and
Livorpool
RouxS, Aug e-sailed. bsrks Kong Carl tNor,, olssa
New York; viking tBr,, Ryerson. United stsses
RIO JASEIno. Aug lo--Sailed. steamer City Of Rio
Jansiro. Wier. Now York via Bahia. DC.
SOUTHAMPTON. Aug l1Arrived, bark Drugi Dubrovscki
Aus) Percicn, New York.
srKrIIx. Aug s-saiisd. bark Anna Tho,maun tGsr).
yoss, Baltimore.
TARRAGoSA. Au= 9-salso bark Unions GtsD, Cadaero,
Now York.
valencia Aug 4-Arrvsd. bark Brothers Pride (Br>.
Tower. Philadelphia.
LONDON. Aug l2-Bark Euroks Chapel, from New
York Feb 10 for Yokohama and Hiogo. has been
1.-The Kurek~ built at Yarmouth. No. in
1861 registered 554 TONS and hailed from Boston. Her
cargo consisted 1se,UoO gaons OF refined petroleum
aud 80 tons coal.1
The vaeren probably Norwegian bark Capt Wohl. for
the United States put back Bahia leaky will
discharge cargo for repairs
WEATHER REPORT.
HoLYHEAp, An. 12-wind sw, flesh barometer 30 4s5.
PLYMOUTH, Aug l2-wind W. moderate, Icloudy; barom-
ater 10