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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-06-28

Die Heije um bie @elt in 80 Tas
gen 1T bereits Elm iiberuunoener Stanbs
punt. Wdbreub man prr 10 Sabren bic
fiir5eite 3eit, bic eine 9teile nm bic @rbe
nit Benueuns Der beltsbenDen Yoitoam,
PIER .2inien in NnIprud uebu1en wiroe,
auf 104 Eage poer 3 Wtonate uuD 2
Woden berednete, lit bieielbe iest burd
bic Yacil licbabn, ben Wont. Genia. Innnel
uno ourd bas idnellere Babren Der nit
trditi9enWaI Ibinen ausseifattstenD Dampfer
I'M etlpa 1 Wtonat absetiir5t, unb 5err
5ab. ameritanifaer aoniul in Seruialem,
bat oieie &eiie in 6s Easen auriidselest.
Die Heiie bon Alteranbria iiber Grinpili
uup Yaris nadb 2onoon, bann bon Con.
bon naA New Oort unb Sau TraneiSco
erfcroerte 20 Gage une bieielbe .3abl
prn Easen braud)te er bon Gan TranciS.
CO mad Dctobama. Die lleberfabrt bon
Sapan aah 5Dnfons bauerte Tase, bic
0ab,t burd pas etinelIde Weer uno bic
StraBe BON Wtalatfa biz @eplpn 10 "a
sc, ppn Geplcn nad Sue, l2 Gage, bon
MO er in wenisen 9tuuoen Nleranpria,
ieinen Mussan9spuutt. mieper crreiate.
Die 6eilenoen batten 10 pbne irseap mel,
den llniaa $4,000 enslilde .Meilen, pa.
bon 16, 900 au Waiie: uno 5000 5u 2anp,
burdn,eHen. Die Neiie murbe uatiirlid
niAt in elmer Ecur aussefiibrt, pielmebr
unterwess perldieeene Wale burd, sluf
entbalt an ein5elneu Srten unterbrcAen.
Sn Nirtlidteit piiroe lid idwcrlia cine
Reile senau in Der ansesebenen 3eit auSz
fHbren laiiem, neil ber NnIdluB niat inl=
Eler Elm icfortiser 1T un5 bic Dampfer bel
per gtotbwenbisteit, &cbten einaunebmen,
gu Aufeutbalten senStbist ano. Snoeb
(inb bic Nnsaben bss 9errn Sab wobl
aiemlih cprrette.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-06-28

Bauer. tas iste Id urbl, wsun er aud
f.n Dort basu aesebea bat. Gr gilt sbsn
nidts mebr. Gnh gu 9isb', 8ausrin.
wiinih' Id Dem Saul' nihts gSles, 70
lang Str letst. SD bass psroient, bub
mfrs 70 sebt, seldiebt mir gang re6t, 1pa'
rum bab' Id sslpssn unD Dor @srid,t &C.
1ast, Der g.tturt bab' aud einen Ststn
mad benz Weiiler esworfen 2 Der stttsrise
&srl bdtt' ia fetnen YFatsriteiu beben ton
men. @e1hiebt mir rsht, uno sefaeiot 1T
Der Yeter, Der brinet's ,pett, ct reie, Id,
tann bas au Ntemaup lassn, ais sa Guh,
unb SIR wtiIet's ia Idon; wo ids aber
lonif fasen mSdt', werben ffe mid ausla.
den unp Seradten ba,u. Sept fas' i'd al
70 Noe unp piin1he gud nod pefe scluu
be SABRE.
Gin falter @dauer bate bic Bausrin
burhrieltlt, i6re 5dnpe 3itterten, nno ibr
&opf teweste iid bin uno ber In Dem gro
Zen Stubl. Ste fabte if@ aber uno faste
enblidt ::
Sbu's mir 3u lieb unb ias' 70 .pas gu
feinem Menl&en mebr. Gteb mir oie
Dano b'rauf.
Subias sSSerte, tr tonnte aber bod ibrem
bittenoen Blide nidt wiperfste uno tabts
btr falte 6anb.
Wobin eeblf Du bon uns weS2
Sbr leio bie bic erite, bic mid bas fra8t,
mas If benn Mnberen elm absslosnter
&nedt BON 70 Sielen Sabrsn: SD 9eR 3u
meinem Brueer, Dem @asner.
Wrib mir i'm. unb TONNE balb tpie.
Der; pa lab mid maiden.
(GDrtebuns folst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-06-28

Nm Staatsunterltiieuns erbdlt in
8elsien bic rSnliid=fatbcliide STRIDE jabr=
lid 100000, bic proteitantiide $4,000
unp bic ,ysraeliten $2,7OO.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-06-28
Oi1le[bprf. 30. Otai. 0ieiet

- Da1leloprf, 30. Otai. 0ieieniscn
Mdnner in uulerer Staot, tpeld)e bic
erlte Nufresuns su Dem porseitern bier
ielbft sefeierten Danffeite fit bic Grret<
tung bes &aiiers ants bet Sano eineS
McudelmSrbers 9eseben, baben bic lcbr
anerfennensmertbe Mbiidt sebabt Sur
gbeilnabme an bem su btloensen Seltcpz
mite bic @eiltltden after 9pnfeiiicnen einz
5nlapen. Sn ber 9bat baben bielen1 Spz
mite epanseliide unb rSmil ld>fatbplil9e
G5eiltli9e 70 pie ber 6abbtner Der liioiz
lden @emeinbe angebSrt. aber rersetenS
Bat man in beml lelben ben @eiltlid>en Der
bielisen altfatbplii den @emeinbe seiudt.
CUR @rfldruns bieier befremoliden Sbat=
ia4e pernimmt man, bab bic ultrampnz
tanen Parteifabrer, mel4e li4 sur Gbeilz
nabme at ben patriotiiden uub natip<
nalen Tefbelfrebunaen berbeigelalIen, nit
ibrem Nadtritte BON bsnielben seprpbt
baben, fails ber altfatboliide @etl tltlide
gum gtntritt in baS Teitcpntite aufsefpr-
bert wiirbe. Dieie 3batlade 1T ebenlo
be5etaneub fiir ben 6aE, hen bic ultra
mcntanen Seibiporne 9esen bic nidtpati=
eaniiden &at1clifen besen, pie iie eilt
bellies 9i4t auf bic Ttefe mno Iufridtisz
felt Der 2cpalitat ber erlteren pirft. 2ieber
fein &aiierfelt ais ems Sanb in Saab
init 2euten, bic nidt ait bic llnfeblbarfeit
oes YaplteS slauben! gSeit lppaler unb
pcr alem weit driltlider als iene 3elpten
bat ii4 Der Rfarrer ltnierer altfutbplis
lden @enleinbe eripieien, inoem er, trrsz
Dem ct fpnBte, oaB man ibn leinen ultra
mpntanen Gesnern 5u 2iebe bon Der Ebeil=
nabme ant benz 6eltcomite ausseidlolien,
bennpd li9 bon ben gu ghren bes aaiiers
eeranltalteten 5eitlidfeitea nidt fern se=
1aten Bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-06-28

Senrp Baro geeaer 1T in Der Wli=
Ii, jest nidt nur Saplan icnpert aud
Wsrte-Oiiisier. st perlammelte an ei=
mem ber letten abenbe bic iunsen Wdns
net ieiner @emeinpe III bet Plpmcutb=
airde uno fproerte iie in elmer SrSBen
9tebe aut lia ieinem Diili3= =Gesinlent penl
breiSebnten, an5uidliebem. GS Sei4neteH
lid iter 60 iun8e 9eute ein, bic cine ncue
Gpmpasnie pes 9fesiulents su tilpen se=
benfen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-15

NEW YORK, March a. colton-steady
10 15.l6al1 I.i6c. Flour No. Q at S. OOa
8 so, S%uperine western and State at 81 15a
475, common to good at s. 75a5 Is, good
to choice s. 20a5 IS, white wheat extra
s. 90a6 80, extra Ohio "a 90a6 rs, st. Louis
81 90a7 rs, fancy So 55a7 70, Minnesota
patent process at So 40as g.. Wheat-In
fair demand for export; checked by firm.
ness Of holders; unyraded spring at 81 q,
No. 2 Chicago spring 81 3Sal 2Sk, No. /
Milwaukee 81 S0al 81, ungraded red winter
81 80, No. do Sl3SaI SIX, No. 2 North.
west March 81 25al 80. Rye Steady; No.
2 western Tic. Barley-No. | state at &c.
Corn-Strong and in fair demand; ungraded
western mixed at 49a52c, steam mixed at
63a6SIfc, March 69Aa54c.April 63ka53he,
steam yellow at SIC. oAts-Unchanged.
Coffee Dull and unchanged. Sugar
Quiet but firm: fair to good refining TIA
nc, prime Ike, refined steady and in
fair demand. Molasses-QuIet but firm;
New Orleans 22a50c. Bice-Quiet and I'M.
changed. Whisky-Qulet at 81 06Ha1. OF.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-15
Chicago.

CHICAGO, March 14.-Four-Dull and
unchanged. Wheat-Actiye, firm and high.
er; No. 2 Chicago spring gilt edge 81 OK
cash, 81 067Sal06k April, Sl06X May, No.
5, 81 04k, rejected SIC. COrn-strong and
higher at 4Skc cash, axe April, 42Nc
May, axe June. Oats-Quiet, firm and u
shade higher at 2ikc cash, 24Hc April,
26He Nay. R~ye-Steady and unchanged al
SAC. Barley-Easier at 45a47c. Pork
Unsettled but generally higher and closed
strong 50 40 cash, So 42Ka94 IS Aprl,s9 SIX
40 90 May, sales at 50 45a9 62x June. Lard
Active, firm and higher at 81 10 cash,
81 l2h April, 81 20 May. Bulk Meats-Ac.
tive, firm and higher; shoulders SIC, short
NIB Sc, short clear 6kc. Whisky--Nomi.
nally at 81 OF.
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CINCINNATI, March H. Cotton-Dull
and lower at 1876. FIour-Dnll; family
81 90a6 so. Wheat-Quiet and steady; red
= lSsi L. o SSsaI4eTye' b at@ no ana %p SisSfE
higher and in fair demand at2skaSIe. Rye
STEADY and in good demand at 6la63c.
Barley-Steady aud unchanged. Lard
Steady and higher; steam at s. 90 bid, ket-
tie 81 25a7 80. Pork-Quiet and firm at
SO 90. Bulk Meaa-Strong and higher;
shoulders at SIC, short rib 81 90a5 90 cash,
s. 12H buyer april, short clear 5Na5Hc.
Bacon-steady and tirmer at 4Ha6Aa6c.
WhiSky-Dull and pricesa shade lower at
81 0eai O3.
HoGs-Dull; common s. oOaS So, light
s. 40aS 80, packing s. 45aS s., butchers
S 1Qa3 IS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-15

The DAILY 1xrRttIGIscn gives ali the tela.
gaphie and general nsWS obtAlnable By any other
Journal Il fssemphAtially the bat andlcom-
pletest paper IN the State. Il does not admit any
thing i1io It's columns upnt for the eye Of ladies
Q. children. We Invite . trial otit, II only for one
month, and challenge comparison with any ether
he WErxLY IsrEt1ioKscxa Is taste.ully
printed and carefully edited, giving all tho impof-
tlnt news Of the week, intolDSently eol1ted and
arranged, together With stories, choice misuellane-
Gus reading matter, etc, and d adapted specially
70 tbs needs and tRstes 81 farmers and villagers, ~
we'll a Of all olhes who eannot Afford or take time
10 read 4 daily ntwsHper. IT. advertising spseets
purpssly limited, y that u is puhliahed for the
beBsdt u IL readers, and EiEe . large amount Of
good reading matter In every issue. The Market
and Financial reports Of the WKAKLf ISrELE-
sXscKR ar0 prepared with great care aud IOeuney,
and are alone worth = dozen times the price Of the
papar.
GKSclR sent iree on application.
Address all Communications 10
fREW 4 CAMPBELL.
PubliIheS Intelligenetr,
wheeling, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-15

PHILADELPHIA. March II. Flour -
Easy; Superfine S. 25A3 50, extra 81 80,
Pennsylvania family S. 75a6 90, Minnesota
IS 50a6 90, high grades and pstent So Goa
Z so. Wheat-Easy; amber 81 2sal 81, red
81 25al q, white 81 STAT SO. Corn-EAsyi
yellow 53Hc, mixed 524c spot, March and
April. oats-Firm; white western S5aS6c,
western mixed 32Ka341fc. Rye-Dull at
65a67c. ProviAionS-Steady. Pork-$l050
all 90. B4et-India Mess $a4 00a25 90;
hams Sha9kc. Lard-Steady; city kettle
7a7kc. Butter-Unchanged. Eggs-Dull;
western 1lal2c. Petroleum-Firmer; crude
91la9S. refined Tx. Whisky Strong;
western 81 O6.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-15

CHICAGO, March 14.--The DrOperT Jour.
mol reports:
CArTLE-Receipts4 200; shipments $500.
Market q shade stronger, shipping steers
at s. S0a4 IS, feeders and stockeTs active
at s. 7OaS so; butchers steady, in fcir de.
mand and unchanged; steers s. lOaS IS,
cows s. OOaS rs, bulls So OOaS %.
HoGs-Receipts 1000; shipments 1000.
Market steady and UNCHANGED; mixed
packing trm at s. 00a3 As, light selling
freely at s. 50aS s., heavy s. 55aS 90; all
sold.
sHRsP-Receipts S25; shipments $50.
Market strong and active at S. 5oa5 %.
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, March l4.-wheat-Firm; No.
/ white Michigan 81 ASK, amber Michigan
spot held at 81 241<, bid 81 %, seller April
81 PAX, seller May 81 %, No. 2 red winter
SPIT 81 22II, seller April 81 2Sk, seller
May 81 23k, No. 5 rid SHAY, rejected
Wabash 81 70, No. 2 Dayton and Michigan
red 81 ak. Corn-Firm; high mixed 45Hc,
No. 2 spot Acc, seller May46Kc, seller June
454c, rejected axe, damaged Sihc. Oats
Dull; No. Cat 2sKc, seller April 24c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-15

Thompson, Mr.. Hayes declined 10 inter
fere until the entire ten verses Of the pro.
fame song had been sung. He said that
much as be dislpproyed Of the gong, IL
would Be indicate and undignifed for
him Ioexpress his opinion in regard to Il
10 long as there was any possibility that
he might thereby induce Col. Ingersoll to
cease singing. When the Colonel finally
ceased, and triumphantly asked the
President how he liked the song, the lat
Ter grayely said that while he mightlook
with favor upon such a method Of sing.
ing protane songs a. would not conflict
with the sacreduess Of the Sabbath, he
was constrained to express his dis
approval OF that particular cong. Where.
upon Col Ingersoll announced that with
his consent the White House should
never be polluted with the singing Of re-
ligious songs; and that inasmuch as at
least y hymn had already been sung,
he should proceed to sing all the profane
songs In his repertoire as Q measure OF
distinction. Accordingly, he sang for
two consecutive hours with scarcely q
pause, while the rest Of the company, with
the exception Of Gen. Sherman, Withdrew,
10 spite Of Mr.. Hayes, who urged that it
was their duty to listen to the Colonel in
order 10 conciliate him.
It Is probable that this will be the last
Of the White House Sunday evening
hymn singing, especially rs Col. Ipgersoll
has volunteered TO be present every Sun.
day night, and to do all the singing him
self. Our only consolation is the hope
that the story Ia not true. There is no
measure Of President Hayes Administra-
ton which has seemed 50 full Of promise
for the future prosperity Of the nation as
has this Sunday evening h%ymn.singlng,
and II Il IL now to be abandoned, the
country will be bitterly disappointed.
Let US hope thatthe story Is q wicked
falsehood, without the least possible basis
OF truth.
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RAILRoAD eosps-Fltm.

sTocKs-Were less active than yester.
day. In the early dealings there was an
improvement OF from Y 70 I per cent, but
subsequently the entire list Tell to IL
per cent. During the afternoon the market
was heavy and lower, with the chief aetiy-
lty In Western Union, Lake shore, the
Granger shares and Pacific Mail. The last
named broke from 81 to lsI< on the false
report that the eompany's check had been
thrown out at one Of the banks. At the
close there was . reeoveryto 1sA. Wabash
declined from Is TO 1Saf, and recoyeredt TO
AK. The Granger shares advanced sharp.
Is, but subsequently the improvement was
lost. Michigan CeniEal rose toes and closed
at6iN. Western Union rose TO T9JS and
declinedto 7s3<. The market closed with
few exceptions at the lowest figures Of the
ffsnnsaouI aggregated $4,000 shares,
Of whIsh 5000 we're EIDE, $4,000 Lake
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-15

NEW YORK. March 1.-THE package
trade in domestic cotton and wooden goods
continues light but the iobbing branches
are rather more active. Prints are moving
slowly from first hands. Ginghams in good
demand and dress goods In fair request.
Foreign goods in irregular demand.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-15

PITTSBURGH, March 4.-Petroleum-
Dull; crude at 81 TX at Parker'si refined
1lEc Philadelphia delivery.
on Cry, Pa, March 14.-Petroleum-
The market opened steady and dull at
81 57K, advanced to 81 59T, closing at
81 5sX bid. Shipments $1,000 barrels.
Sales aggregated 500, 1000 barrels.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-15

Shore, 1900 wabash, 1900 Northwestern
common, 1900 preferred, 1000 Rock Is.
land, 1900 st Paul common, 5000 prefer.
reds6y000 LAekawanna, 1900 Morris & Is.
ser, 1900 Michigan Central, 1000 Union
Pacific, 5000 Ohios, 5000 Western Union
and 1900 Pacific Nail.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-15
.fINANcIAL-AND COMMERCIAL
By TELEGRAPH.
New YORK money AM stocks.

NEW YoRk, March Closes
easy at 4iH per cent. Prime mercan-
tile paper 4La6 per cent Customs re.
ceipts Sa0S0O0. The Assistant Treasurer
disbursed $l63,0o0. Clearings s~i4,000,000.
Sterling strong; long ASS, short 4S7.
GoLD-opened snd closed at l0l, with
sales In the interim at 1917. Carrying
rates Gas per cent.
snyRR-At London 5IXd. Here, silver
bars are 81 l9H greenbacks, and 81 lSH
gold. Silver coin Xalk per cent discount
GOVERNMENTAL the early dealings
were heavy In tone and prices declined Y
70 X Per cent under q free pressure to
transactions were in FourAnd.A.hAlfs, Of
which $4,000 changed hands at lO2I Ial02.
The decline in Four-aud.a.halis was attrib.
uted to an unconfrmed rumor that secre-
tary Sherman intended to sell a lot OF iheae
bonds at par In gold and to the sale OF i'm
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
daily.

BY mad, n Gdrunes, postage prepaid.
One ycar........-....ss % Three montha....s2 %
eix mouths............ 4 70 One tnonth........... IS
Delivered b. canitrs h ely and subuibs ats cents
plf uIok. q
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By mad, IN adpees, patags prepaid
onN sar-.....-....!s1 % Six mOnths..--si %
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New OrIenns,

NEW ORLEANS, March l4.-Market quiet
and unchanged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-15

Singing Hymns nj the White
HOuse-Sehnrz nc the Plano
Bob lngersoll Drops In and
ApoilS Everything.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-15

~,-Vs from and GfT1Te ntE'
~ v Els1saih sfcst Wheeling.
d ~ No wIT s:nrIs IiP, and s. Is for round
s7HEA .,,,,J all definitions and
InasGei X street car or Omnibus, and sl'e
LII ali, ID d'tAn:s.
- " S,s,rsoa !, m,d, IN UniGa Depot Etts.
= 81 =: s k.I,ssi s6 FIJI P ehRa'iE: EST 1.''''
IT, ,o,ds at s~tsubenVils with the
OEsE1ea %1,p for 0ndunsu, Louisville,
Y lIPss' 81 Luis, Chicago and all points
.ITrs A., 60. en- ale at DepO,, foot q
iEas, ,s,Si' and Union Ticket Ctnes, Mcclure
a. Etudint uor,rr
4EIt6EsLL, General MAnHgef, Column
p y sr,sgriS, Pa; ". L, VBRlESI Gen.
HHSL y, It.0t, Columbus o. les
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-15

.S1Pr1s on Saturdays run, oDl, 10
"AI' over until SIS 2. ~ Sun.
aasarSa Si9I Room and Sleeping Can
sGsSsS, 1Ad ColuGhus through WtLGosi
~ iTaN louisville, Indianapolis nd
tRsgn columbus 70 Chicago
ISSJ SHfd Of thOae seekinS Hbma a
leSA tins 90 OF hddTess the InderSiZnsS
hkgnSfa0'es, MAPS, land Circular And
hssseEf ana NV. L ORRIEN,
nv myiT
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SansSi AarSaAdGihS-LsAVus Bellalre
SNaEklSp n.
EAplaHutSLm.
ETznotltOn trains leave BelAire Al
GS y M Bridgeport At S;45 a. m.
= GTi's At A1rtin's Ferry 9;5S q. m.
M. ktlarning leave Martins Ferry Of
sjIHsAEA + nj bridgeport Il:2S q. N.
@Sea Nu's II BAllAlrS At Il:60 4. m. and
Vat9al Phadpl points In the East and
fHoHned At the Union Ticket ofiee
AMI at The station At Bridgeport.
mn ?. Il. MYERS,
9eg1l PEAenGer and Ticket Agent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-15

-..ou CINCINNATI 4 g; I9 gIs
nrfsSghgysLP. w. H. DIVISloa-fAA
iS5I RoUIE m-u@
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LEIIIisniEs eluss connection 1t ColumbuI
~ pst,S OaiA and southwest at ehieaSo iGT
lEEh Wet ADD SOrthEest.
kG4csbd uIns make connections at BAldmon
EEEAdpAa, Nss York and Boston. Al Wash
sraG;J lF al points South.
kEsaEDi Trims mAks direct connections To-
lErnEd points Rdt and Northwest.
hlsts hlA0 an On all night trains.
kuH saturday night has no connection ion
6agd kIn1uIkY.
Daily globe., 1878-09-02
Generous Gicers.
QUINCY.


Quincy, Ills, Sept. 1.-The entertainment
given at the opera house last night for the ben
eft of the yellow fever sufferers netted about
5000, the largest audience that ever mbled
at the opera house attending. The committee
appointed by the mayor have collected about
$500 and expect to rise $4,000.
ST. LOUIS.
Sr. LOUIS, Sept. 1.-Theinterior towns of this
State arc taking great interest iu the spread of
yellow fever in the South and numbers of them
have already sent from 81 to 5000 to different
infected cities. and in many Others committees
are being organized to raise funds.
Several towns of Northern Texas have
sent single bales of cotton to the cotton ex-
change here to be sold for the
benefit of the fever sufferers. Over 81 900 have
been received this way. Members of the cot
ton exchange have collected about S2,2O0 ont
side their subscriptions to the merchants ex-
change fund. The Masons and Odd Fellows
have held meetings in pursuance of calls pub
lished day or TIVE ago. and several lodges have
responded with donations of $50 to $3.50.
NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-There is no abatement Of
zeal hereabouts in collecting money for the re-
lief of yellow fever sufferers and now guests
of hotels at seasi"e resorts are contributing.
The directors of the Manhattan Beach hotel,
Coney Island, gives to the relief fund half the
receipts of the railroads, steam boats and bath
ing department Monday. Cities and towns in
this section are contributing literally.
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by the little ones. Then to the next, the pro-
eession getting one less at each house, until
every appeal had been answered. Though the
present situation is sad, the general impression
seems to be that the worst has not yet come.
GUARANTEED.
GALVESTON, Texas, Sept. 1.-The Houston
board of health has issued the following proc
lamation: From and after the Sd Of Septem-
ber, 1878, no passengers, express. freight or
mails will be allowed to enter the county of
Harris until the 23d day of September, 1873
Notice of extension of time will be given
should safety demand.
(Signed) A. RUTHERFORD,
Health Officer of the city of Harris and Hous-
ton county.
NEW YORK.
New YORK, Sept. Mrs. James Celle, of
Union court, University place, was reInovedto-
C ce eame to tbs csy ten M with
her husband from Memphis, h ung stopped
seventeen days at Cincinnati. She ave birth
to a child Monday last, but Fr;day night
yellow fever was developed. Oh