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e. BEy. WILSON has thrown up his
u, Nlrirsyille appointment for to-day.
aEill speak here tonight. This shows
sa he AMI his friends are alarmed over
i. prospects hereabouts. He spent part
4 Yesterday going about with Sheriff
E.:s, saying "howdy, howdy, howdy-
d. to everybody he met. The Sheriff
,rllbly feels since he killed off "listle
ID and made Porter Smith Sergeant,
4Ght I: equaI,o the emergency OF whip
y: IL all independent Democrats to
h. support.
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PORTLAND, Ne, October THE United
States steamer Plymouth sailed this after.
noon for Santa Cruz, having been ordered
to protect the American citizens there.
WASHINGTON, October THE govern
ment has official information relative to
the existence OF the insurrection at Santa
Cruz, but adyices say there Is nothing re-
garding the, number Of lives supposed to
be lost. The Island OF Santa Cruz is en-
braced in the Consular District Of st,
Thomas, under the Jurisdiction OF V. V.
Smith.
According to the latest reports received
at the State Department, the mob have
succeeded in the capturing and destroying
Of Frederickstadt. There Is n United
States Consular Agent 4 resident there,
and 1t is supposed that his house has been
destroyed With the others.
In addition to the Plymouth sent this
afternoon from Portland to protect the
American citizens in Santa Cruz, the Navy
Department has also ordered vessel from
a West India station, one nearest TO the
disturbed region, to hasten on the same
mission. Christianstadt Is the only town
ON the island in addition 70 Frederickstadt
that Is well fortified, and tits supposed can
Withstand an attack. - ~ 90 i'.'.F
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the Town Hall being too small % hold all

the Town Hall being too small 70 hold all
Over 1000 people were within the
grounds and many more on surrounding
hills Il Is estimated that the number in
town during the day would not tall short
of six thousand, pobably more.
We have no serious accidents to report,
bat unfortunately four or orfvewere slightly
burned about the face.
A drunken rowdy at one time caused
some little trouble and excitement, bot
was soon quieted by the sight Of bayonets.
Half the receipts at the gate 90 TO the
Fair company and the other half 70 the
Davis Guards for expenses.
Altogether the Sham Battle has been'a
grand success, more than was expected by
its most earnest supporters. r''.'' N''i,
SPECTATOR. -
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wAsHlxoroS, October THE Cabinet
in session to-day approved the letter OF
the Attorney General giving his opinion
that the Utah & Oregon Railroad Company
can pass through the Bannock Indian res
eryation. The treaty with the Bannocks
'is not grecoenized 1as a-lawSoi Congress
Which d e6Asidefedt superior 70 Il and
gives the company the right to follow the
prescribed route.
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GERMANY.
TIE SOCIALIST BILL.

BERLIN, 0ctober4-The government will
probably adopt the anti-Socialist Bill as
passed through the committee, rs the con.
ferenees Wednesday night showed that
there is a fair prospect Of agreement in the
Reichstag on the amendment satisfactory
TO Bismarck, concerning the duration OF
law and retraction OF the clause for the
suppression Of newspapers for articles
printed.
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ArsoSn, CoxX., October I'D. Free
man (Coloredl grossly assaulted Jane Nc
iCrundle aged !, last evening" He was ar
rested eaAy this morning and taken 10 the
lookup, where a crowd had gathered, and
securing the keys they took him from the
prison. A rope was placed around his
kneck and he was dragged quarter Of q
mile where he was about TO be hanged
when the Deputy Sheriff rescued him. He
has been lodged in the New Haven jail.
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Tur he late General Pannell was the
p,c.dc candidate for Senator, Baker
n,ad-l to support him, hut secretly
IA to XII! him of. And yet he under
.ts,c lecture independent Democrats as
ssu they should vote. Since he votes
s4plsaSs why should they, too, not vote
shey please.
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wAuuSdroS, D. G., October 5-1A "
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, north
east TO southeast winds, rising barometer,
stationary temperature and partly cloudy
weather. fNEtfi
For the Lake Region, southeast TO south
west winds, warmer partly cloudy weather,
rising followed by falling barometer.
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TURKEY.
TuRy1sH soLplERs MAssAcREp,

), ,CoSsrAxTrSoPlE, October 1.-THE gov.
erRment received intelligence that saad
Deteden Pasha, on announcingthat be had
received orders TO surrender Padgontza TO
the Montenegrins, was killed by the Al
banians and one hundred and tifty.six off,
Gers and men under his command massa-
cred.
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AporT NAns.

Acting Postmaster General Tyner has
ordered no fines to be imposed upon mail
contractors or deductions made from their
pay because Of failure or irregularity in
the Service in Alabama, Mississippi, Ken
lucky, Tennessee, Arkansas, Louisiana and
Texas, on account of quarantine regula-
tfnna
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pENocRArIc NOMINATION.

Pr77sBuRou, October 4IThe Democratic
Conferees Of the 18th District, from Lu-
zerne and LackaRanna counties, unanf.
mously nominated Fl. B. Wright, the La.
Dor Reform candidate. -. 'i''l4
HoRSELBvrr1E, n. Y, October 4.-F.s s.
Babcock Is named rs the peoples eandi.
date for Congress nthe Twenty-ninth Dis
trict. -
oswrGo, n. Y, October THE Repnb.
licans to-day nominated Joseph Mason for
Congress in the Twenty-fourth Congress.
ional District. faar- g. t. i-gr..r.
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ST. Lors, October 1.-The relief steamer
Chambers departed on her mission Of
charity to-day with the God speed Of
following are the additional persons at
tached to the expedition: H. 5. Kessler,
druggist; Horace L. Hyde, newspaper
correspondent; H. Milford, carpenter; r.
J. Matchman, Steward, and ]. n. Dalton,
watchman. There is total Of 40 souls on
board.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
rHr TA11uRr or sMirH, TIE11xo q co.

fHE FAILURE OF SMITH, FLEA1No ACC.
LONDON, October 4.-The total liabilities
ofSmith, Fleming & Co., East India merch-
ants, whose failure was announced yester'
day, Is estimated at ten millions liabilities.
Their corresponding firms which fail with
them, VIM. Nicols, Bombay, and Fleming
& Co., Kurrachee, are doubtless consider
ably less. II is understood that in con-
sequence Of the exchange Of paper be-
tween the City OF Glasgow Bank and India
houses the same set OF liabilities will be
found repeated in the balance sheets OF all
these failed Establishments The Financier
estimates that the shareholders OF the City
OF Glasgow Bank must meet the deficit OF
twenty million dollars, and placing the
failure among the most disastrous on re-
cord.
The Glasgow Hnuld says that rumors
are current that some OF the directors OF
the City Of Glasgow Bank received enor-
nous advances out Of the funds they were
administering. Il is reported that large
ship building firm In Glasgow have failed.
The troop ship, Limalaga, will sail from
Plymouth to-day, for Marseilles, where
the Lords Of Admiralty will embark for q
tour OF inspection Of Malta and Cyprus.
HUNDRED BErRoTHAL.
A rumor of the betrothal of Prince
Louis Napoleon, son OF the late Emperor
Napoleon, to Princess Thyra. daughter OF
the King Of Denmark, is received In Lon:
don by the correspondence Of principal
newspapers.
FAILED FOR THREI MILLIONS.
GLASGOW, October A. Potter, Wilson &
Co., ship owners and Colonial merchants,
have failed. Liabilities estimator At 81
100000. Mr. Potter Is one Of the directors
of the city OF Glasgow Bank.
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rnYMrNrs az rnr RACE.

MONTREAL, October 4.-Edward B. Ran
king. OF the Boston Heruld, who yesterday
acted as Judge for Courtney, publishes a
letterin which he says: venture the
judgement now that Courtney is the bet
Ter and more enduring sculler OF the two,
that despite the roughness of the water he
succeeded, whenever he made an effort,
in closing with Hanlon, and that ut the
finislrhe out rpsed the Toronto man: and
lost thejraceI 10y ceasihg otpull at critical
moment when nearing the goal. Had he
continued rowing and hauled out into the
course, instead OF resting on his oars the
race was his own. 1t seems incredible
that a man OF Courtney's intelligence
should be so far lost to the pride OF his
country and the interests OF friends as TO
lose il intentionally, and until something
definite is developed it is only trtstto hope
and believe that the race was lost through
an error Of judgement
The, following, extract from a Montreal
dispatch to the Boston Herdld will throw
some light upon the above letter: "On
either side OF the course, at the start and
finish, were long lines ofbooms, introduced
TO keep out boats OF all kinds. Several
tugs and barges had got inside. The lines
Of booms was then pulled down. Close
up to this line Courtney pushed Hanlon
with tremendous power, and actually car
ried him SO far as 70 bewilder him. As
they neared the finish Hanlon seemed to
lose his usual calmness and self-possession,
and before he was aware OF it he was close
on to a tug with Courtney Just outside;
Had Courtney continued TO row, and
H. -. l,n huH
the race won, as Hanlon Stacked up and
was rowing leisurely. Seeing this Court
ney ceased rowing, and at once Hanlon
quiekened again, and justpulled out OF the
pocket in season 10 get clear water and
pulr over the fiHe az an angle OF 30 degrees:
Courtney was told to pull on, and he did
so in season to cross the finish a length
and half behind"
THE WALKING MATCH CH-o'LEART SILL AHEAD.
New YoRS, October THE walking
match between the champion, Daniel
0'Leary. and his contestant, John Hughes,
is virtually over, though it is probable that
both men will keep on walking until to-
morrow night. At noon O'Leary had
scored 3$9 and Hughes 2S3 miles Hughes
has deposed Joe Goss from his position as
trainer. His friends say that last night
they discovered that Goss had made ar.
rangement with 0'Leary, whereby If
Hughes should attempt to run to-day or
tomorrow he would be so trained as to
fail. This morning Goss came and tried to
enter Hughes house and start him on the
track: but hiss friends intertered and sent
for Mr-Gilmoge, saying that they wished
to have Co.'S. away from the tfack,or they
would withdraw Hughes and claim a foul.
Srw YORK, October AT $50 P. ":
o'Leary had completed 364 miles and
Hughes 3OI. At II o'clock O'Leary had
completed SO miles and 10 laps. o Leary
is unchanged In appearance. Hughes is
nearly exhausted. When he gave up for
the nighflhe had completed SOC miles and
10 laps. Hughes walked % miles and
rested about eight hours yesterday.
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VOLUME XXYH-NUMBER 36.

such distribution. They have reported
the need OF sixty thousand rations in ad-
dition to what have been issued. l have
no idea that that will be enough. Thirty
charitable associations, through commit
toe, have made an appeal 70 the country,
which goes over the wires tonight / cor
daily endorse the representations made
therein.
[signedl GEo. L. SMITH,
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Groeers and Producer Bank-Prtyai.
Boxes Opened and Robbed.

PRovlDEScE, October 4-The examina-
ton Of the affairs Of the Grocers and Pro-
ducers Bank Is not completed. One man,
who had a private box deposited in the
safe OF the bank, examined it this after.
noon and found it robbed Of 5000.
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vienna, October 4.-The following Off
cial telegram has been received:
~ SERAJEvo, October 4.
The Austrians entered visegrade this
morning unopposed. The insurgents
evacuated their entertainments, abandon
ing their tents, cannon and ammunition.
The Austrians entered Girrdaz unopposed
and to-day occupied Cajirica. The Dis
trict OF Focha Is cleared of the insurgents.
Thus the whole Of Bosnia and Herzego-
yina is subdued and the country is in our
hands
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luNoREp BETRoTHAL.
AUSTRIA.
THE POLITICAL CRISIS I

I TIE POliTlcAL CRISIS n AUSTRIA.
VGESxA, October 4. : The political crisis
is becoming more serious. The members
Of the two Cabinets will only consent TO
retain their portfolios on the condition
that Count Andrassy retires. The Austri.
an Cabinet considers his financial demands
inadmissable.
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WARRINGTON.


WARRINGTON, D. c., October THE
President has appointed Samuel H. Web
ster Postmaster at Shelbyville, H., and
John B. Neil Register Of the Land Office at
Salt lake Utah
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,,ruba. commenced to crack his party
tss yrer independent Democrats in his
,,.,t,.y .,yle in the last few days, but
i. ,,cbe s that his cracker is worn
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r.n GaIIisan was first nominated
..-,lJp not seem TO take to the "idee. "
- ,gr once Galligan OvertOps the
=, /, ,ickei.
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FIRE RECORD.
IScESDtARY FIRE.

PENSACOLA, Fla, October IAN incen-
diary fire last night burned the block ex-
tending from Carresjolly's saloon to the
clothing establishment Of Hahn. Loss
so OO0 1[ Hg.EI|E
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4,xr,lr.ys did take the poker by the
,,s, end in dealing with his party, and
Wis, ,!oae /, afresh by trying to whip the
AM INTO the support OF Galligan.
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DErRorr, MICH, October 4.-By the ex.
plosion Of boiler In Bachelors saw mill,
at Foreman station, Mich, to-day, Jessie
Foreman was killed and four Others SER
iously injured, the mill was totally destroy.
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'ISigned1 L. L. TAYLOR,
Mayor.
CArRo, October AT Hickman to-day
there were four new cases; no deaths. Two
deaths inlCairo, and several sick with
malignant type Of bilious fever.
GRE1xA, La, October 4.-The Howards
report ?08 sick and destitute.
MEMPHIS, TENN, October 4.-0wing to
sickness and death among the attaches OF
the Bank OF Commerce, the institution
closed its doors to-day.
The Board OF Health reports % deaths
from yellow fever during the last twenty
four hours ending at six o'clock tonight.
La GRANGE, Miss. October 1.-THE fever
has been epidemic for two weeks. There
have been is deaths, and 50 cases are un-
der treatment. There is great suffering
from want OF money and provisions.
CHATTANOOGA, October 4.-Dr. vande-
man reports in the last "a hours no deaths
from yellow fever and l6 new cases, II OF
OF them being colored. The outlook Is
decidedly untavorable. Warm days and
cool nights are very rapidly developing
the disease. Most OF the cases reported
are in part OF the district first infected.
SEw ORLEANS, October THE Howards
received the following from Tongipihou:
2 deaths and new cases in the last "a
hours. For Gods sake send physicians
and nurse.
SECRETARY SHERMAN XAEEssPEcIAL INQUIRY.
NEw ORLEAxs, October THE follow
ing kilograms passed to-day:
WASHINGTON, October /.
To Collector Of C,ltous', Se1r 0rieuW:
Report by telegram OF the actual con-
dition Of suffering and want from yellow
fever, the extent OF relief on band and its
suificiency, nature, and the extent Of the
indispensable and needed. Write also
fully.
Secretary.
NEw ORLEANS, October I.
Hon. JStH Sherman, Secradrycf War, Wads-
in1tOR, d. c.:
There is more need OF aid than ever. The
whArves are bare, industrial enterprises
are closed up, and nearly every laboring
man Is out OF employment. A meeting,
last Monday OF nearly all the charitable
associations developed the fact that, with
the exception OF the Howards, the funds
are nearly exhausted. The Howards fur.
lnish no statement OF the funds on hand,
It may not be consistent with their rIles
Ito do so. Provisions are most needed,
and, in my opinion, the New Orleans Re.
lief Committee Is the best organization toI
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ooALLALLA, Neb., October 4.-Indians
are crossing the North Platte river, six
miles north Of here. A party OF COW boys
started from here this morning 70 scout,
and overlook party OF Indians killing a
beef, exchanged shots and made the In
dians drop the beef, one horse, one mule,
blankets, lariats, hats, etc. They are go
ing north as fast as possible. Nearly all
the ranehmen are here with horses.
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,,,,,R Of the Rgi&rr for two days
=. 1,s,l suppose that Galligan is the
= ..,., end oi the Democratic ticket. /
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-, :. showing the candidacy of Bar
s,Ir.,,a ~, on the Democracy as q test
/ ,4ay !eaIty,
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KINGSTON, JAMAICA, October 4.-The In.
surgents in Santa Cruz are burning and
pillaging. The estates OF Fredrick Stodt
have been reduced TO ashes and several
leading planters been murdered. The
Governor has arrived from St. Thomas.
In the engagements at the Anashope
estate the negroes were routed and 200
were killed. The town Of Basson was
threatened, but is still safe. English and
French frieates are daily expected at the
Island. r.-r. Ties. .-. 4. H.
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AS AprrA1 70 EnAxcr ron A1p.

Pans, October A. The Le Temps makes
an appeal for the sufferers from fever in
New Orleans, recalling the fact that Louisi.
ana sent large sums to France in 1871,
1872 and 1875.
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,-.,,b,, a Democrat says in to-day's
~ ,,.r, the EgAer'S war on Sam
vtJloch.
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POLITICAL.

NrwpoRr, Pa, October 4.-The Demo
Gratis OF the Eighteenth Congressional Dis
trict renominated W. T. Stenger for Con-
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DECLINED THE NOMINATION.

BUFFALO, october4.-Shermans 8. Jewett,
nominated by the Republicans Of the Sed
District for Congress, declined the noni.
nation. n...... % ~ n ll.-
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,,,l..!y tell the secret Of Bakers
a- y in interest in the election of CALI
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SoxERvnIE, N. j., October THE Re.
publicans Of the 4th District nominated F.
A. Potts for Congress.
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Jewish circles, reformed and orthodox,
have been thrown into . state ot the great
est excitement BY the marriage, yesterday,
Lof the daushtetsof DrS.Sam6el Adler the
Rabbi OF the Temple OF Emanuel: The
marriage ceremony was performed by the
distinguished DR.. Adler himself. Rabbi
GottheiI and the officers OF the Temple OF
Emanuel refused to give countenance to
the wedding by attending. The explana'
ton OF this strange tact is found in the
marriage being performed at this solemn!
season Of the Jewish year. An officer OF
the 10Th Street Orthodox Synagogue speak
ing OF this matter, says: at is simply the
result Of the headlong radicalism OF the
Templates" Other orthodox Jews spoke
in the same strain. What action, II any,
is to be taken by trustees, is not known.
No meeting will be held until alter the
Jewish holy, days, which continue two
weeks longer. It is believed, however,
that on account Of complications surround
ing the case, it will not be acted upon Off
cially at all.
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lhs gnteltigsttotn

wnoy and Barney Galligan are
BIZ .,ir Baker's two pet candidates.
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Ths 0gaIlala Indians on the Warpath
---ANumber of Settlers Killed
and Much Property Stolen.
A Jewish Wedding that Raises a Row
in the church---An infringement
of Time -Honored Customs.
Great Indignation Against Courtney
HE is Even Threatened
with Violence.
TheSdorS Thomas bids New ryorI
COURTNEY.
Great Excitement Against Him-He IL
Threatened with Violence.

Threatened With Violence.
NEw YORK, Oct. "A dispatch was re-
ceived in this city from the leading sport
ing men at Auburn to the effect that the
most intense feeling exists in that city
against Courtney, US they believe he sold
the race. A large number congregated at
Cosgrove and Nliller's place, on Genesee
street, and it was proposed by some to
drive Courtney out OF town when he
should return honie.2 NNF-s3 u
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FIrsuSa, L. l., October 4.-Gen. Crook
was nominated for Congress by the Green
hackers Of the lst district,
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NEW YORK.
THOMAS, FAREWELL coScER4.

NEW YORE, October THE farewell
concert ofTheodoFe Thomas and last per
.ior.hance by the, orchesta. which has
given 50 much enjoyment Tor the past Is
years, took place last night at Steinway
Hall In the presence Of very enthusiastic
audience. Thomas returned TO the stage
after the concert was over TO bow his ac-
acknowledgement OF the cheers and clapplng
and so, with the waving OF handkerchiets
and many other demonstrations OF feeling,
The farewell benefit come 70 an end.
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THIBoDEArx, October l.

THIBoDEArx, October l.
Seventeen new cases; three deaths, two
blacks and one white.
The fever is rapidly increasing in this
parish. Please send at once to Napoleon
VILLA twelve nurses, and more II possible.
TSigned1 H. B. FOLEY,
Prs't Hopard ASS'n
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BAYOU SARA, October 1.
Please send by first boat q physician and
ten male nurses. DR.. Harrison was taken
down last night; no physician within
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FAIRMoNT.
THEsHAM RATTLE YEsTERDAY.
The Biggest Day Known for Many Years
In the Ancient Town.
FArRNoST, October 4th, 1873.

Special Correspondence d u. rn..lllr.De.r.
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Thurburg reports from Sidney, at 2:45P.
", that the Cheyennes crossed the Union
Pacific an hour ago at Alkali. five miles
east OF 0gallalla. My command leaves in
Eve minutes, going thirty miles an hour.
/ had previously received the same from
a telegraph operator at Ogallalla, and had
already instructed Carlton to change his
direction, so US to meet the Indians at the
earliest moment.
[Signedl Z. WILLIAMS
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New cases OF fever since the last report,
September 2S, III; total cases, 800; under
treatment, 10; deaths, so, including many
OF our best families. President B. F. VIM
chester, OF the Relief Committee, wife and
child and Others are down.