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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-06
by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, April 5:-Cotton firm upland,
Eiour-Iimited trade for export and home use
superfne western and State 81 .40@S4.50; southern
Unchanged Wheat slightly in buyers favor, with
only limited export demand. Corn shade lower,
with only a moderate export and home trade IN
qniry: 45G53Ac. for ungraded western mixed 8 OK
1I5lNc for yellow western. Oats more steady.
Concerto unchanged Sugar firm, with fair IN
quiry:- 7,sc. for fair to good refining; eye. for
standard 4. Molasses-Grocery grades steady; Or
Taliow 7s@7Ac. Rosin and turpentine active and
higher at 3lhc. Pork steady; mess, $lOl59
Si0n5 Lard-Prine steam, S7.40GlS7.42. Whis-
kew nominal at 81 .O6R. Freights unchanged.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
FRIDAY. Aprii 5. 1878.

- -
The breaks to-day comprised 136 hogsheads, IA
uerces, and o boxes. The offerings 1T aucuon ON
Change were so packages; Of which number "a
were taken In. and the remainder sold at prices
ranging from $2.l0 TO S13.
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XLYTH CONGRESS-secon Session
WASHINGTON, April 5, 1878.
SENATE.

The naval appropriation bill was passed,
and goes to the House for concurrence IN
unimportant amendments.
81 Senator Bruce to- day introduced bill Tor
an endowment for the LoWery Industrial
Academy, at Huntsville, Ia, and TO accept
d donation oi lands and buildings 10 aid OF
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Mexico.

Mexico.
CITY OF MEXICO, April 8, VIA HAVANA
General Manuel Gonzales succeeds Gen.
eral Organson as Secretary OF War. There
are other dscordant elements In the Cabi-
net, but it is deemed best to hold them to-
gether. Romero. the Secretary OF the Trea-
sury, is jealous OF Gonzales, who will proba-
bly, control Diaz. The Government expresses
a willingness to make very favorable
treaties with the United States, but will re-
fuse to concede the right to American
troops to invade Mexican soil under any
pretext.
Several conspiracies have been discovered
and suppressed before they became serious.
Rich and extensive gold placers have
been discovered in Duran.
The POstmaster-Generaf in Florida.
LAKE CITY, April 5.-The Postmaster
General and party have arrived here and
proceeded to Cedar Keys.
European silver.
New YORK, April 5.-The Baltic brought
S250,000 in silver bars.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, April 5.-Gold opened 1T 10l.
Noon.-Stocks Slightly off. Money on call, per
cent. Gold, zoos. Exchange-Long, 1861; short,
4s9. State bonds steacy governments hrln. -,u
4s6k. Cold, 10o4@1OUN. Governmcnts-New SIS,
1O4&. States stoady.
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WuEAT-JVhite, 20 bushels very good at S1.37;
4S bushels at $1.35; SO bushels ut $l.33; SO BUSH
els at 1925 90 bushels very good at $l.37.totai,
212 bushels. Red, 10S bushels mixed at S1;20
at 81 %; SO bushels prime Fultz private terms
222 bushels mixed on private terms; 262 bushels
very good Fultz on private terms; 80 bushels good
Fuliz ut 90 bushels good Fultz ut 1923
II bushels mixed at Sl.27S; 80 bushels very good
Fultz at 1925; ia bushels very good Fultz at
Sl.23; SO bushels mixed at S1.27; 100 bushels
prime Fultz ut Sl.26; 100 bushels good Fultz at
sl.22-total, 1925 bushels.
CORN White, 100 bushels OH private terms
2O2 bushels on private terms; 122 bushels very good
at 55c.-total, / ,424 bushels.
OATS-22 bushels good winter NJ SIC.
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fAhe sarnes The school started by sshe
Hon. Reuben Chapman, aB WIS designed
Tor the education of coloTed people. Brnce,s
| bill provides for the 11eaaIlsnent investment
OF $780, 900 from the sale oil public lands.
The Paeiae-rail road funding Bill was dis
cussed till the hour or I'D orrnment, which
was ordered for Monday by d vote OF 80 TO
81. The 81 probably shows the present
strength OF the Judiciary Committee bill.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
THE DooRKEEPERsHR OF THE HoUsE-BEN.
BUTLER NoAlNATEs GENERAL LANES SHIELDS
AS PoLK'S SUCCESSOR -sHIELDs A DEMOCRAT
- AND THE HERO OF TWO WARS, &c. 4
. The doorkeeper subject came up again to-
day most unexpectedly. or at least as sur
prise on the Democratic Side of the House,
in the form of q resolution offered as ques-
tion OF privilege By General B. f. Butler.
OF Massachusetts, that the House. proceed
Immediately to the election OF q doorkeeper,,
and that General James Shields, Of Nilsson.
ri, be declared elected. General Shields is
q life-leng Democrat, an officer Of the Mexi-
can and the late civil swar, and a-pro-
minent Democratic aspirant for; Office;
but the Democrats did not take kind
" to the idea OF baving him forced
on them from the Republican side OF
the House, and so they made the pointso OF
order that the resolution was not priyi-
legged question. The Republicans, however,
had the best OF the argument on that point,
inasmuch as it was question affecting the
organization OF the House, and therefore,
as they contended, one OF high privilege.
The Speaker preferred not to decide the
question, but to leave 1t to the decision Of
the House. While it was in that position
its further consideration was postponed till
Monday, and in the mean time the Demo-
Gratis are to have q caucus oyer the matter.
The balance OF the day was devoted TO the
Of private bills. TheSH House
adjourned till Monday. 4 49,.
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, April 8, 1878.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 212 bushels. Red, 1854 bush
lis. .-...
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, April 5.-Flour dull and easier {;
HoWard-Street and western superfne, $4@$4.50 /;
extra, s475@s55o; family s5.7S@$e.7sSS; 9 City
S5.75; Rio brands, $3.50; Patapsco family, S7.75.
Southern wheat quiet and shade easier western
dull and &c. lower; southern red, S1.26@Sl.31;
amber, SI3S: Pennsylvania red, S1.35@S1 :36h
No western winter red on spot, and April, 81 .33
Sl.33a; May, 81 34@S1.34a. Southern corn low,
er for white, steady for yellow; western dull ana
Sc. Oats active and steady. Rye quiet and easy
Provisions duh and heavy. Mess pork, $10.50.
Inconsistencies, 4A@5c.; clear rib, 64c.; hams,
9Yal Ohc. Lard-Refned, Sc. Coffee quiet. Whis-
key shade frmer 1t 81 .06A. Sugar frlner at 949
9,ac. Fret ghts unchanged.
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RAI,TIM(lRF

BALTIMORE, April 5.-Yirginia 6's (old), 25 de-
North Carolina 6's told), 10; new, s. Bid to-day.
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~rcrsrox on Mixed MARRIAGES. FLoUR IN
spEcr1oN-- BRAzrI. ExPEDrTToN---TELE-
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. April 5.-F0ur dull and un-
changed. Wheat easier: red, Sl.l6@sl 20; Corn
dull at 0@41c. Oats steady. Rye dullat 60@81c.
Barley in fair demand and firm. Pork noninatly
unchanged. Lard-Current make, S7;o5; kettle,
$3.50. Bulk-meats, $3.621, S5. and $50 for
4H, 5K and SC. for shoulders, clear RIB, and clear
sides. Whskey IL fair demand at sL04. Butter
steady and unchanged. Sugar strong; hard, 1o4@
l6Xc.; white, 93zt@aZc.; New Orleans, 7Gec.
Hoss-Packing,J @3.60@S3. 80; receipts, 1880
head; shipments, 400 head.
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CORN White. l ,424 bushels.
OATS-22 bushels.
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CHICAGO. April 5.-Flour quiet and UNCHANGED.
ri 's3: No. @ spring, gilt edge, $l.l2x; regular,
s1.1o cash and April, sl;llagsl;l1s May: S9;s
csh and Anil 33sc May and JUNG. Oats dun !;
Ssgc. cash and April, 2base. May. Rye quiet q
Barley rmsr a. 4sS pess AXIS STEADY ~ II sS2s
ard steady: s7. i01Sf.l Tx cash and April. u.
@s7.iSX May Huik.me steady and anchapg ( sd
Receipfs Flour. 10000 barrels: whext, SS,opo
hnsht il Corn "A 600 bushels; oats, 10000 BUSH
els I; rye $1,000 bushels: harley, 10000 bushels.
Shipments: Flour, 10000 barrels; wheat, 2S 20
bushels; rye. ll,o 600 bushels; barley, $4,000 BUSH
els. .15 ~ ssss3sy 7. ),
I'll l2a May. Corn ilrm and &c. HIGHER Cats nns
The New York herald., 1878-08-18
A DESPERATE HUSBAND.
HE SHOOTS HIS WIFE AND HER ALLEGED
PARTNER IN GUILTY LOVE-
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD


CLEVELAND. Ohio, August IL, 1873
great deal of sensation created nero to-day
by report that Peter b. West artist and painter Of
animals, OF more than local reputation, mad shot
his wife and her alleged soducer, John Wat
kins, at No. 22l Seville avenue. II appears
that tmo ago Wcst took Watkins into
his house . friend, and that while there he the
cause oi jealousy on tho part OF the husband and
much trouble Watkins finally LETT and about
three weeks ago West returned from cin-
stock On coming home be found tho household
furniture separated, part being removed TO other
aparsments, where hts wife had located herself Sbo
refused husband admission and would have noh-
ing 10 say to him. West took counsel on beginning .
rcplevIn suiI
HOSTILE MEETING.
Nothing more occurred between husband and wife
TIL to-day, when tho former drove Tho residence of
hts wites father the above mum Dor, ior the pur
Arriving there. the nst thing ne his wife spd
Watkins In close proximity. Made smost crazy by
the sight no Instantly drew revolver and nrcd The
ball grazed Mira Vests head, inaIcting
slight wound upon her ear A. this
Wstkins stafisd 4 10 rrun I'm s'strS, when
right loot penetrating II and making m ugly wound
west then Iet the house und vas soon arrested and
locked up. but was subsequently baied out, II bong
learned that the wounds were not likely 10 be iatai
CONFLICTING srArEngSTs
Mrs.. West aud Watkins were taken TO the Charity
Hospital for treatment. Botn declare their Innocence
assert that all the trouble has come from cruelty
to his vile by West, who says nc prove her un-
fathiulnes To some he said he snot TO scare but TO
stated that no intended 10 make better Job.
The New York herald., 1878-08-18
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF The CHEZ SIGNAL OyPIcER,
WAsHIx0roN, August ISL A. N.
Indications
For tho Middle Atlantic States, clear or partly
cloudy weather, possibly preceded by rain areas,
warm southerly vesrng 10 colder northwest winds,
falling. followed BY stationary rising barometer.
For New England, partly cloudy weather, occa-
sional rains, followed by clearing weather, warm
south west vsering to colder northwest winds. fall.
ing, followed BY rising barometer.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val.
lsyS partly cloudy weather, occasional rain, warm
southsriy Winds followed by winds vssring colder
north Westerly and rising barometer.
The rivers will remain nearly stationary
Cautionary signals continue At Galveston and In.
dianoia
The New York herald., 1878-08-18
By he physicians OF this city. They responded 70
the call Of death UNANIMOUSLY with promptncss.

BY 'he physicians OF this city. They responded to
the call ofdeath UNANIMOUSLY and with promptncss.
OTHER CASUALTIES.
will not attempt TO i've list OF the property
destroyed by this unparallcd and mslanchoy ais-
aster
The house OF Henry steaey was nearly tor n down,
ana Mr.. aud Mrs. stsaiey poth received severe
wounds. Many cattle IN The neghborhood were so
badly Injured that ancrward they had to bo Killed.
Latin Rands magazine near by, contani ng several
hundred kegs OF powder was badly shattered, but
fortunately there no explosion ef
Fishers huge coal breaker. leo yards OF The
weldy magazns, also badly damaged.
portion OF tho engine house de-
molished. The explosion was hoard eleven miles
and caused profound excitement In the CITY and The
surrounding villages The house OF James Gaibraith,
at Mount Hope, Is a complete wreck The total loss
is estimated at $i5. 900. The Coroner win hold an
inquest to morrow morning.
The New York herald., 1878-08-18

thither from Havana. But a GORDON OF soldiers vas
placed around the or aud It was kept there un' .os
yellow scourge had exhausted Its Jury. ~ VIII W.
require snv uew officers o adopt my suggeston- Inv
rcvenae OIL GERS already on the ground IN al tne
southern cities They accomplish this work more
readily than any fresh appointees. they are iAmusr
with the places and the people aud can adopt
Of safety with Armer hand and with less onence .!
friction than any other OF officers. As at preseh'
conducted Quarantine IN the Souinern ports Is sham
vessels from unhealthy ports are admitted thfougu
favor anu brioery. The laws are good enough, out
tney cannot be enforced in the Sou ibcy are IN
the North because the subserviency Of officials 70
the politicians The press. too is represented 10 90
Ia similar hx The lever killing all mcrcantlie
business ana II continues until frost comos there
will be little business be dono and lever people 10
do IL In the cities of the Cult But let tho govern
mcnt take hold oi tho matter and The scourge need
not enter a city OF the land"
The New York herald., 1878-08-18
THE r1sEAsx IN GRENADA.

GRENADA, AisA, August II, 1873
The sconss In this plague stricken town for the
past twenty y-four hours bsggar description. Tho
strongest men and.women and helpless children are
either sick, dying or dead. IL 10 indeed pu 10
entire families prossratsd ana swopt away a few
brief hours The official death list Tor tho pass twsa
ty.four hours numbers seventeen. The popalation
has decreased to a little over TWO hundred whites
There are but few now cases. there cling little
tsral for the disease !" work upon. rho deaths arc
all old cases. Mr.. NJ. Freedman aud wife, from New
Orleans route for New York, were put or the train
this morning. Both were cases OF well developed
yellow fever .a
The New York herald., 1878-08-18
HOPEFUL REPORTS.
Benevolent Organizations Working Vigorously
TO Alleviate the Ills Of the Victims.
QUARANTINE PRECAUTIONS.
Tne Scare in New York-Reiy Sent
Down the Bay.

NEW ORLEASs, La, August II, 1873
For the past twenty -four hours seventy-thrce new
sases Of yellow fever and twenty seven deaths have
been reported.
The total number OF to date 975; cases
for the week. 500; total number Of deaths, 266; for
the week, lao.
1he Howard Association, In view OF the widespread
sickness and distress which prevails "a this city have
determined oxteud such OF relief as tho
generosity OF their fellow citizens will enable them to
do. They publish appeal TO tho citizens Of New
Orleans for contributions stating they have not dol
lar in their treasury.
fM1 AT EADG
The last report from Port Eads shows thirty-feur
cases OF yellow fever fifteen convaescsnt and fourteen
dSstho,
The New York herald., 1878-08-18
A NEW JERSEY MYSTERY.
(DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
Tpp<Tox August II 1e

TRENTON, August IL, 1873
The body Of a man, apparently German, about
thrty.nvc years old, aud supposed TO have been
murdered. was found In a cornnsld by John Higgins
while he was trimming hedge On the farm Of Rich
ard Penino, two miles from Dayton, o. the Cranberry
turnpike The skull was crushed IN, three stnbs
snd two pistol shot wounds disngurcd the
dead mans neck HIS clothes wcrc torn
and his suspcnders were found niy feet
from the BODY, wne the shrubs ana bushcs OF the
vicinity showed tuat there had been struggle there
was nothing IN the pockets to lead to ms idenncs-
tion. The deceased VAS seen with two mon on Thurs
day afternoon VINO were freely drinking The Cor
oner will Investigate the matter.
The New York herald., 1878-08-18
INJURED BY MACHINERY.
[pr TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. !

[Dr TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
TRENTON, n. j., August IT, 1873.
James Mcdonald was engaged this morning In
drawing wirc on a block winch makes ninety revoiu.
t,ons minute. when hts clothes were caught, he
was hurled around the twIrag block seven or eight
times before his fellow workmen could release him.
His injuries are very severe
The New York herald., 1878-08-18
HEAVY STORM All NEWPORT.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HznALp.l

by TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
NEWPORT. August II, 1874
heavy storm began at nny-nvs minutes past
eight o'clock. continuing until ton O'Clock
During this time l.52 inohos OF rain fell
being the heaviest that has been known here IN
years Heavy thunder and lightning accompanied
Tho ram, and much damage was done in tho
rounding country.
The New York herald., 1878-08-18
STORM IN NORTHERN NEW YORK
[nY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

[rY TELEGRAPH TO THE HEnALD.l
CHAxPLAiS, August II, 1878
A fearful wind, rain, hail, thunder and lightning
storm passed over here this afternoon. Trees were
denuded OF their branches, sidewalks swept away,
streets overnowed ana much damage done. Many Of
In the centre OF tho village had the rst
floors and cellars flooded. Hail Tell as large a. rob-
bins eggs. Some damage WAS done TO crops and
garden vegetables 1t 10 believed that the damage u
crops the country viii be great
The New York herald., 1878-08-18
MEXICO INVADED.
GENERAL ORD AFFECTING IGNORANCE OF GENs
lRu. MAcKENzIEs MOVEMENTS.

IBY TELE0NAPH- TO THE HKRALD.
SAX ANTONIO Texas, August II, 1878.
General Ord says no oieiai news has been received
OF the crossing Of Mackenzie but he Is In Mexico all
the same Colonel Nuncio has received instructions
to oppose and as no is fshng man, II ne can raise
force enough he will make light General Ord rsfu sos
to tell the number OF United Statos troops nov In
Mexico, bat II IL enough TO whip out any
possible force OF Mex,cans. General Mackenzie
is after AreoIa, noted raider, who raidsd
In Texas last week. Macksnzies foros 10
estimated at thousand mon, four piecos OF
ar,iilsry and several Gstliug guns II Is thought
that, whilc Mackenzie Is making all this show, Bulls
Is silently making hts way the roar and will STRIFE
either Saragossa or Santa Rose.
The New York herald., 1878-08-18
PRECAUTIONS AT pIrrsBuRG.

- PTTrsBURG Pa, August IL, 1873
AZ meeting OF the Board Of Health this morning It
was decided quarantine all boats and trains arriv
ing IRON the South and West Physicians viii be
stationed at DAVIS Island miles below the city,
ard on the railroads at Sewickiey and at Mansfield.
They will examine all the trains and boats arriving,
and deisin all persons showing ymp,oms OF fever
the points named Tor treatment
A telegram from Portsmouth, Ohio, states that the
towboat John Porter. destined for this place. has bat
one case on board aud tbst very mild attack.
public meeting hos Seen called TO raise fun6 FOR
the sufferers IN the south.
The New York herald., 1878-08-18
NO YELLOW FEW R At LITTLE ROCK.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, August -, 1878.
Tho yellow fever scare is gradually dying out.
There are no trans, nor 10 there other
communication between this city and Memphis
ana the other Mississippi River towns per.
miusd. The quarantine is snectuaL Thero
arc no symptoms Of the disease st this place. yellow
lever has never visited Little Rock except q lew
sporadic cases In 1873 Great ndsncs Is pressed
that there danger now. The steamer Maumele
was stopped twelve miles below the city last nigh,
and ordered to turn back TO Memphis.
The New York herald., 1878-08-18

commanded The wave. then shs Harry Lee, snycsr C.
Tyler ana william SouL whlls captain Of the latter
vessel two three years since, she wrecked on
Block Island. The Ida Lawrence OF which he was
part owner, was his last mand He leaves wife
and family. who reside here
OF
The following constituted the Of the Lawrence
when she sailed from this port Independently Of Mr..
Warrington, the passenger csp,an, Apheus Barrett,
OF Philadelphia, aged for,y-gvs years; First mate
Thomas r. Barrett Of Philadelphia. aged twenty y-one
years; second Mate. N. Leibling OF New YORK. aged
twenty-iour years; s. johnson, OF New Jersey. aged
twenty -e,ght years; H. A. Taylor, OF New Jersey.
aged eighteen years. Potter Johnson, OF Sweden. aged
twenty nine years; Charles Poh, Of Germany, aged
twcnty-sg years; Hans Johaasan, of Norway, aged
twenty -thros years, and A. p Johanson. Of Sweden
aged forty years.
Extra precautions being taken by the Boarc OF
Health to protect the citizens from tho danger OF
epidemic No cases OF yellow fever have yet occurred
in the city In order avert any possible peril the
board has appointed additional, sanitary inspector
for the river 'front.'
They have also ordered the daily cleaning OF The
streets along hs river and The washing out OF the
inlets pamphlet on tho proper OF dsinfecta nts
Is about be issued for public distribution. The
streets OF tho city never ir better condition
than at present ana the Board proposes they shall
he Kant
The New York herald., 1878-08-18
STRINGENT MEAsunEs AT c1xorxNArr.
C,scrxsArr. Ohio, Angus, II. 1s7,

CiScISNArI Ohio, August Il, 1878.
Physicians have been stationed NJ Vernon, Ind,
and Walton, KY. and all trims on tho ohio and Mis-.
sissippi and Louisvilis Short Line will be
examined at those points. II any passengers
are found To- have ysow fsvef ahsy wiz be taken 70
hospital on arrival here. No baggage Whatever from
points south Of Louisville will bs allowed to be
brought 10 this city.
The New York herald., 1878-08-18
THE wxArHxn YEsrrapAY.

The following record will show the changes In the
temperature tho past twenty-tour hours In com.
parson with the corresponding date OF last year,
indicated by tho thermometer At hudnurs pharmacy,
HERALD Building. No. 2lS Broadway
The New York herald., 1878-08-18
AN ESTATE RECOVERED.
[pr rrLrosApn TO THE HERALD.

TBr TELf1KNPH TO THE HEHALD.
BISMARCK, ID. T., August II, 1873
James Grecnaugh, poor stcambost clerk, running
on tho rivor between here Fort Benton, received
notice from his mother Putsburg, to-day tina, she
mad formally secured grest rdfs,hers ssts,. IN
isnd OF the value Of az, SOC. 600
The New York herald., 1878-08-18
VESSELS FROM CUBA ouAnANr1NEp.

PENSACOLA, Fla, August II, 1873.
The American brig Akbar, OF Maehias, Me-. from
Cuba. is reported on Pensacola Bar with the mate
dead and the crew sick with fever AS any pilot
boarding will be detained at quarantine until frost
appears tho pilots all refuse to bring the brig in, and
It is probable tho vessel will sail North.
The schooner Laura Lewis went ashore Santa
Rosa Island. Fort Pickens, last night Tho cap
tain's fe being IN childbed could be moved,
the have been quarantinsd At Fort Piekeus the
vessel having coms from Cuba.
The New York herald., 1878-08-18
AT EVANSVILLE.

EvASsviLLE, Ind, August II, 1873
The City Council and the Board OF Health to-day
ordered the establishment OF "a rigid quarantine
against all ana trains from the South and
have taken precautions against comm uncation from
M infected lever districts.