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Ravages of the Plague.

..
In Memphis yesterday forenoon the Howard
Association sent another batch OF nurses to
Brownsville, Germantown and ColliervilIe,
Tenn. and Decatur, Ala. Drs. o. D. Bartho,-
omeW and G. d. Tucker have been detailed by
DR.. Mitchell, medical director of the Howard
Association, to attend the sick in the suburbs
of Memphis. Pat. w Connell, the well known
detective OF the Southern Express Company,
dled yesterday. Marcus Jones, chairman of
the Odd Fellows relief committee, is slowly
convalescing.
IN NEW ORLEANS YESTERDAY
twenty sailors OF the steamship st. Louis
lying at the head OF Jackson street, left the
vessel because there were some cases of fever
On board. At the 7th street Protestant Or
phans Home t1enty-three children have been
sn slek 81, since e, the epidemic commenced. Three
Cured. From noon to pm. - deaths Were
repnlted and l26 cases. 81 of which originated
prior prior to September .: For the twenty four
to the board OF health l29 of which were in
cluded in the official report and l02 omitted.
toex d datlng pior to September 2S Grand
negro patient on Dryades street rushed out of
bis house and up the street. pursued by half
% dczen; - he was entirely nude. When cap
was seized with black vomit and died almost
Immediately, A young German girl in a
house near the scene of the capture was very
he'd land died instantly. Miss Helen Proctor.
one of the bellies of New Orleans society. and
niece OF Gen. Beauregard, died of the fever
Mtdnesday, and her brother is reported in
dying condition.
REPORTS FROM OTHER POINTS
AT Baton Rouge, La, "a new cases deaths
noEe. At Grenada, Miss, one death no new
cases. At Lafourche Crossing La, two cases,
one With black vOmit. At Hickman, KY,
noon, three new cases, no deaths; outlook
much brighter. At Martin, Tenn, noon, one
death, one new case; Agent Johnson improv-
ing; Operator Painter not doing SO well.
Among the deaths at Grand Junction, Tenn,
are those OF James Netherland. Mrs. Joseph
d: PreWitt. Thomas E. Prewitt, jr., Albert
StinsoD, c. F. Stinson, Booker Swami, teIe-
children. Total deaths to date, 40: GONZALES
cents. %; under treatment Is. No doctors.
nurses or medicines are needed, but wine,
brandy and ale, and money with which to pay
nurses, gravediggers, &C., is needed. Three
yellow fever nurses sent from Norfolk to
Memphis-whose names are respectively Nor
deca!, Parker and DixOn-attempted to re-
turn to Norfolk Wednesday, but they were
put OH the train seven miles from the city, by
order OF the board of health. The police mad
orders to prevent their entry to the city, but
they got into town at a late hour Wedne ;day
night, and were arrested at their residences
and taken to the pesthoIse. The Clothes
they brought with them were burned. They
VIII De strictly guarded for ten days before
being set at liberty.
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kilograms to The Star.
AUSTRIA'S DILEMMA,
A GRAVE ROBBER CONVICTED.
SPORTS OF THE TURF.
SPEECH BY LORD DUFFERIN.
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

Petermann. the GeOSrapher, Dead.
LONDON. Sept 27.-Dr. August Heinrich
grapher, who it was announced Yesterday
had suffered stroke OF apOpleXy Is dead.
Prussian Loan.
The Pall Mall Gazette has Berlin special
saying: Prussia intends to issue loan TO
cover deficit in the budget"
Austrfa's Troublesome Occupation.
A special dispatch to the Daay Telegraph
from vienna says: The approach of bad
weather, which has set in in various quarters,
ard the fact that large bodies of insurgents
are retiring towards Novi BaZar cause the
Auslran TO entertain grave apprehensions.
Many of the insurgents now assembled i'm the
Noyi Bazar district, have served in the regular
ottoman army and are known To have a for
miGable artillery. The question arises whether
IL VIII De sale to Withdraw any considerable
numbef OF troops from the province as lolg as
Now BaZar Is occupied by an imposing hostile
force. On the other hand, bad weather has
oVertaken the army of occupation ere the
work OF specification can be considered as
commenced. The inSurrection has been sub.
Jugated, but 4 very difficult portion of the
Austrian task yet remains to be accomplished.
1he material obstacles in the way of pro-
VlSionlng large army during the winter, pre-
clude the possibility of mdintaing more than
limited number OF men in the sphere of oc-
cuf2tion, While in the opinion of competent
authorities, it will require a strong force to
bar the passage from Novi BaZar where the
insurgents are rallying, in view of winter
campaign.
The silver Market i'm London.
LONDON, Sept. 29.-The Times in its fiuan-
clal artic le says: Tie German government sold
$4,000 in silver here yesterday at 5l34t
per ounce. This and the determination of
The Indian counsel TO offer an increase amount
OF bills hereafter rendered the market un.
steady at Tie close, and while all the sales
were at 5l34G holders present pretensions are
merely represented by Sis per ounce.
Strike Compromised.
strike against a reduction of wages in the
colored cotton factories at Radcliffe, Piking
ton, and UnSWorth has ended in compromise.
Supplies for Engiand's Indian Army.
Ii is reported that an order has been issued
Tor the dispatch OF 1900 water proof sheets
and 5,tC0 blankets To The Indian army. Field
stores are also preparing for immediate use.
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REV. MR.. HAYDEN DECLARED NOT GUILTY
The examining trial of Rev. nj. Hayden, at
Madison, Conn. charged with the murder of
MISS Mary Stannard, came to an abrupt ter
mlnat1on on Wednesday afternoon by the dis
prosecution, after the testimony for the de-
tense had concluded, asked for continuance
to allow tbe state to introduce rebuttaI evi-
dence This Judge Harrison refused on the
ground that the state had already had several
p0StpOnementS and should now be prepared
to proceed with its closing testimony. Counsel
further, whereupon Judge Harrison rendered
q decision discharging Hayden from arrest on
the ground that there was no evidence to hold
MIN, during which he said he would feel con.
felicity as OF Hayden's innocence. The ac-
cused was heartily congratulated by numerous
friends upon his discharge.
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A Grave Robber COnytcfed.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 2.-Advices from Cleye-
land state that the trial of DIR. Carlisle and F.
g. Minor, for robbery of graves resulted in
the conviction Of Minor and the acQuittal of
Carlisle. Minor will be sentenced to-day. As
soon as the verdict was rendered DIR. Carlisle
was rearreSted for stealing the body OF Mrs
Pease from the Ravenna cemetery.
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N. s. Vessels.

PORTSMOUTH, n. H.. Sept. 27.-The U. s. s.
Powhattan, the flagship OF the North Atlantic
squadron, arrived this morning from New
York. and will probably remain here for a
month. The U. s. steamer KearSarge was
taken into the dry dock to-day.
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The New YORK CUSTOM HOUSE INyEsTrGA
TIoN.-Ihe Congressional committee at New
York investigating custom house affairs
looked into the wool question yesterday The
CHIEF OF the division in the New York Custom
mousse which has the examination OF all the
wool and woollen manufacturers said that the
present high grades of duties on better classes
OF wool tend TO keep the better quality out of
Ine mafket he recommended a specific duty
on wool, and that there be three grades
coming wool, combing wool and carpet wool.
FROM 40 70 ~ per cent. of worsteds and wool
lens are imported, he said, on foreign ac-
count; tbat Is, on cOnsign ment. American
importers could not compete with European
manufacturers VINO consign their goods en-
tlreiy 10 agents, and importers In New York
have mostly gone ont of bu siAeSS
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TIE HUSBAND OF NINE WIVES SENTENCED.
Acolph Hoffman, alas Eckstein, alias
Haussman, alias Berger" Recorder Hackett
said sternly, you have pleaded guilty 70 two
inducements Tor bigamy, found upon the com
other women that you have wronged, under
stand, have been heard from, making nine i'm
all. L never knew OF anything so extensive in
you to states prison at hard labor for four
years. When this term shall have expired
now sentence; you shall begin second term
az hard labor Tor four years" In triumph did
Mrs. Fanny Eckstein laugh until she actually
cried. A pretty little blonde, whom Hoffman
had promised to marry early next month,
drew her veil closely over hec face and hurried
from the court rOom.-IN Y. Sun.
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fs-In Philadelphia quarantine has been ex-
tended, by order OF the board of health on all
vessels coming from south OF Wilmington,
y. G.
RS-Valentine Baker Pasha now holds the
commord OF 50 battalions in the Turkish
army.
Hs-The emperor Of Germany still carries his
right arm in Sing. but he can use it when
eating.
s-The publishers OF the Providence fR.I
Su1.ddy Ietegrdm have been found guilty OF
publishing criminal libel
er-In Philadelphia, yesterday. during a
EeaVy vino and rain storm, a party wall at
4oth and Chestnat streets was blown down
gerously.
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Fires.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 27.-The Ohio and MissIs-
sippi round house and the Missouri ear and
iolndry works az East st Louis, were burned
last night. Less $1,000
LANCASTER. y. H, Sept. 1.-THE Lancaster
house, with its stable and outbuldings, owned
and run by Lewis III. Cole. was barncd this
morning. Most of the furniture was saved
The loss Is estimated at sl30n, and was COW
cred by insurance. The cause of the fire is
unknown.
ST. LOUIS, Sept; A.-Twelve buildings were
destroyed ty the East st. LOUIS fire LAST night
The 81. Louis engines were te egraphed for at
a late hour, and went over, bu. there was no
water, and the fremen and citizens had TO
stand idly by and see The property DESTROYED
A large lot nf valuable lumber, one locomo-
tive and tender, and several new freight
cars We're also destroyed. The origin of the
fire is not known. The loss Is now estimated
at Sl50.UtN. The amount OF insurance has not
been ascertalued
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EnsIdon noafh

PROVIDENCE, r. L., Sept. 27.-C0l Almon ID.
Hodges. president Of the Washington National
Bank OF Boston, died suddenly this morning
at his residence in Portsmouth, in this state
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YELLOW FEVER.
It's Npread I'm Nemphts-

MEMPHIS, sept 27.-lt is growing warm
again and The fever continues to Spread
scarcely an hour passes but some well-known
cltlzens are reported taken down. and as they
iali, owing 10 the malignancy OF the disease
iears are entertained that they will Succamb
10 lhe pestience, which still remains a de-
Nonrlng monster in our midst
ms forenoon w. w. Fletcher cashier of
me fltst National Bank. is down with fever:
aIsos =. ". Loasdale. Sr.. treasurer of the How
ara ASSOCIATION: X. Dale, volunteer ply
stefan from Arkadelphia. Ark was stricken
Iate last night. From yesterday noon until
noon today = deShs have occurred II of
which were reported this morning. Among
those who have died since last night ara
Casper Wright a We'll known river steward
4. j. Moore, nurse from New Orleans; SALLY
Slater, aged j, daughter of The late Rev FC
Slater. and Rev. j. ~ Mooney, a Catholic.
priest. who came from Nashville a short time
ago 10 illl tie vacancy caused by tilc death of
Rev. Father Mcnamara. DE-. Pall Oaey's
condition il critical
Deaths i'm New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS. sept. 2,.-lo-day's yellow
fever reports show u deaths and l22 new
eases. Total deaths 10 date, ;, IuS; total cases
Si62-
At Baton Eouge.
BATON EoJ GE, Sept. "A iull YESTERDAY
morning. gave hope thai the fever was de-
creaSln This morning however, the situation
IS again threatening. Many persons were
taken down during last night and this morn
ing. number OF cases are reported as being
dangerously i'll.
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KILLED BY CHINAMAN.--In Bradford, Pa.
last night. a Chinaman fatally stabbed Mr..
Harrison Edgar because he threw an apple
core at the Chinaman's laundry window. An
the Jail and were threatening to lynch the
murderer ~
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Lord DuHerfn.

TORONTO, ONT, Sept. 27.-Lord DuTerin
left for Ottawa this forenoon. In speech
before the society of artists his eXcellency
said: Some few weeks ago had the good
fortune 10 meet his excellency, the governor
of the state of New York, and then sug
geSted TO him an idea which has been long
present to my mind, that the governments of
New York and of Ontario, Canada, should
combine to acquire whatever rights NAV have
been established against the public, and to
form around Niagara Falls a small pub.
lie international park, not, indeed, desc
Grated or in any way sophisticated by the
puny efforts OF the landscape gardener, but
carefully preserved in the picturesque and
unYulgariZed condition in which it was origi-
nally laid out by the hand of nature Nothing
could have been more gratifying or gracious
than the response which his eXcellency the
governor of New York, was good enough to
make to my, representations, and he encour-
aged me to hope that should fitting opportu-
nifty present itself he and his goyernment
might be induced if not to take the Initiative
I'D the matter, at all events to cooperate heart
ny with our own in carrying out such a plan
as have Sketched,n
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Enforcement OF the Laws Impeded.

EFFECT OF THE ACT FORBIDDING The Use
OF THE ARMY AS POSSE COMITATUS.
1he embafrassmentS growing out of the act
of Congress of June Is, 1873, prohibiting the
use OF any part of the army of the United
States as posse comitatus for the purpose of
executing the laws except as expressly au-
thorized by the Constitution or acts of Con-
greSs, nave so seriously crippled the opera
tiens OF the government in the ordinary ad-
ministration of justice, that the subject was
rne bg e 8 5as GzOae III Wss
Who desired an authorized Interpretation o.
his duty in the premises. This has been mad.
to enfore the laws and to punish criminai,
secretary McCrary cited two cases recently
referred to him tor special INSTRUCT ons
pealed to the commanding officer at Fort
COnchO for military escort to protect him in
the arrest OF an alleged murderer, who ha
taken refuge in the Indian territory. The
request was referred to General Ord, who de.
cllned to furnish the troops. and in turn re-
ieIted rf me request to Washington for specific
II EstfuctlonS: The other case was the applica.
ton OF OF the United States marshal of Texas to
Col. Sha1ter Tor troops to assist him in arrest
ing parties charged with organizing an expe-
a1sn allen dds;H 90 ,nyade Mexico This request was
both cases the efforts of the civil arm were
paIalyZed, through the existence in the army
blll OF the posse comitatuS clause. Cases were
also mentioned in which the proper author.
tiles would be unable to enforce the neutrality
laws. In all cases where the people are on
the side OF the offender the authority of the
government appears to be rendered powerleSS.
1 he SUBJECT was not finally disposed of by
the Cabinet. A statute was referred to author
izlng the military to assist in the enforcement
application to Washington for authority to act
is required, and delay necessitated. II is
not Improbable that instructions will be is
SueQ authOrlZlng commanding officers to act
without previous authority from Washingto1,
and upon their own responsibility, when they
are in possession of evidence satisfactory to
violated. Since the passage OF the army biil
1t has been impossible for the judicial officers
OF the United States to enforce the laws, espe,
Sy eSlaly on the frontiers. where it has always
assistance ~ nS A'i
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POLITICAL. NOTES.-The following conrres
Slonal nominations are announced: -Jere
HARRISON. rep, (cOlored,) fourth Alabama
dem. third Illinois. The Frederick (Md.
Union. which earnestly opposed the nomina-
ti0n OF Mr.. George Peter for Congress, now
the democratic party. -. The Boston SIAM -
dTd, the organ OF the greenback party of Mas
sachusetts, has suspended its publication for
lack OF support after an existence of fiy
months The Louisiana democrats are no
making, any active political canvass in dis
trlcts where yellow fever prevails. The party
ton. The recall of absent Candidates was to
secure their aid and advice. Col. Dil,S
sef,nominated republican candidate for Con
$4,000 acres of mountain land theraabnnt.
which reminds local paper of the protest of
naive GH ag against the sympathy Of tourist:
as Uos, ,h;, hsre, stfahger amt SO darned poor
round here" ' t''A"
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AIhe steamer France, which sailed from
tse Mew Sa aork { @ Tor London, Wednesday, carried
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BEBEADED BY 4 RAILROAD TRA1N-A
young man named Petit, fiagman on the Vir-
glnla Midland road, was run over and in.
stantly killed at the west end Of the tunnel in
Alexandria Thursday morning. One OF the
arms and the head were found off from the
track and the rest OF the body horribly mutt
lated, the heart and part OF the entraiIs being
torn out and thrown about 20 feet from the
track and part OF the arms and fingers thrown
against the wall of a house some distance off.
THE PRICES OF CoAL-The schuylkill and
same prices for October that i, prevailed S 'io in
July, August and September, except that an
advance OF fifteen per cent. is made on broken
coai. Inc operators report the coal market as
active, and state that orders are coming i'm
more liberally now than at any time since the
combination was formed. The Delaware and
Hudson Canal Company have issued circu-
lar for october giving the prices of coal as fol-
lows: Furnace and steamer lump, S. go each:
CRATE and chestnut, $365 each; egg, S. 80 and
stove $40 per ton of 2, ,2240 lbs. The coal is To
be delivered free on board at ROndout, n. Y.
HANGED BY MOB.-James Russell. colored
charged with attempting to commit an out
rage upon MRS. Jackson, was taken from jail
at Murirees6oro', Tenn, at a. m. Thursday
Town. There was some doubt of his guilt.
.. SENTENCED FOR oReERY.-Frederick W.
Stevens, of the late firm of Kent & Stevens.
kid dressers, of Gloversvile, N. Y, who had
two years ago for forgerieS exceeding SlOlG50
returned Thursday, went into court, pleaded
guilty OF forgery In the third degree and was
THE SCHooLsHIP SARATOGA. which has been
iyng at League island, went up to Philadel-
training for The naval service. The object is
TO recruit 100 more boys. Sixty.seyen OF those
now on board are to be transferred to the
VulnneDaugh, at League island.
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TMPORTANT. To LADIES! Black and
Colors, do 12c. per ounce: Shaded, do, do. 13c.
Ser ounce; y0d Green, do, 1zc.; Best Germantown
PRIZES, tlo9sh ST., bet. = and q. ", ssp2S-ln|
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Scenes at the White House.


Tie White House was as dull as a desert
during the Presidents absence The clerks
had nothing to do, and did it with their usual
ability. a stray visitor or two took look ut
the Blue and Red rooms, but did il iiStleSSIy
The domestics did a little house cleaning.
since the PRESIDENTS return everybody about
him has found plenty of work to do. Folks
having learned that he is back are coming
rom rom an parts OF the country with axes to
grind and without To-day the White House
weeks sleep after two days spent in rubbing
It's eyes. Charley Loefiter, the Presidents
de"fkeepeT, was almost covered with a shower
OF cards OF all tintS aud all degrees OF cleanIi-
ness-or dirtineSs Secretary Eyarts walked
IN with portfolio under his arm, looking like
ne had something to communicate concerning
tons, Secretary Sherman also came with
kis tortiolio under his arm 1t could
not be even guessed what the objecg OF
his visit was The Attorney General walked
over from the department OF Justice across
the way. The veStibule and anie-rooms We're
hied with those waiting for an audience and
gianclng anXiously now and then at the PreSi
gent door as 1t was opened to let some one
IN and some one out. To while away the time
they walked up and down and read their
letters of recommendation for that little place
ana The endorsements thereon. Those two
gentlemen with sandy boards and weak eyes
have come down from Cumberland. Md. to
Gent seems to be in demand for fairs.
for another gentleman in slouch hat
is anxious to make arrangements for an
audience with delegation of Virginians, who
viii be here tomorrow or Monday to solicit
the Presidents presence at the Leesburg fair
Gol. McSby goes In and has a short talk with
The President. telling him he does not think it
VIII be possible for him to leave for Chin.
beto.e the early part of November. A one
ber OF Col. Hayes regiment, waits patiently
and sto.iuIy in a chair near the door. To make
the Whole picture complete, Coz. D'Ahna tells
TO two Alabama republicans near the window
the wrongs he has had TO undergo at the hands
OF this administration, and his determination
TO stick TO Washington until he secures some
sort of redress,
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LADIES' GOODS.
DARIsIaN MILLINERY.

DAEIeIaN MILLINERYs
MRS p. PALMER, the Fashionable Milner
NO- tlII = ST. yLt!- Oh hsT recent vi 1T % New
Yc' secured the services Of Monsieur LOwRIE the
AuTS- iH- lie has but ately returned from Europe,
vi ither be las bos Ia attendance apo the
COFTt cp filEIs. and Ee Is Row engaged az Mrs.
4s.'s ts' ;ii-lsaIGtn. preparing for the
GRAND FALL AND WINTER OPENING
of Par'sia1 Millinery, soon to take pace. .se.2s sr
Mrs. NJ. :. HUNT,
Ge1 and 623 ID street &C.
Having Just returned frJm Paris. am s7.A
now PREF ared 10 cfer 10 my patrons all SfSA
the latest styles in ~
PARISIIN MILLINERY.
KID CLOVIS LACGs and EMBROIDERI rs,
which tie attention of La1ies is respectfully ia
vitec.
MRS M. J. HUNT,
fepfO-tr 62I urd 633 ID street.
CIPTEMBEK FL. 1873.
8 II TUR ID Il.
First OPENING CT new styles
LADIES, MISSES And CHILDREN'S HO-
SIERY,
Comprising the best designs in French, English
aud German goods.
DOUGLASS,
ser2O-tr Sth and f. streets.
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n EDW. CLARK,

T EDW. CLARK,
DEALER IN
LUMBER, WOOD AND COAL,
DOORS. SASH, BLINDS, MOULDIN6S, &C.,
Tir0int0 avenue and 9Th st. s.e.s
se27-1m Washington, ID. @.
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