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, 1879-07-04

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sopn'cal'y aa tno sm0shiae o. na.a IN netnn
Oh oy'eeSte'-Aoe"u' OF 1no 'Ato"ins u o'.s.
nna aoar oa''s a1 ms l'ona"h CARNIVAL VI 'ne
uiow1nR Oh peas anu po'1etS On 1n' roaa TO
the Deroy facos: Inc Americans afe no1 tne
only 1ool6 IN Tue "ofla'
Ihs people OF chicago VIII una a good
uoal Of compensation tor Inc 1nlsorfes that
cannot bs escaped to-day IN mo insurance
that tho most ser1ous OF the threatened ovl'a
has been aserscst. 1here has neon T" WHO
Rpfead apprehension tnas the ihlltafy co1n-
Pal'es WHICH na'o oeoh oEean'@eo IL 'no
interests Of Socialism would attempt TO
, 1879-07-04

The Confederntes Of course worc anxious to
get out Of Washington before tho Fourth Of
july. The National holiday has no Significance
for them. and they would rather not bo In tho
National Capital when it Ia celebrated.
, 1879-07-04
C0N6TITUTI0NALlTY OF THE MILITIA
t,LAW

"han the feaeral CnnVcnuon completed
its labora, Sept. II, 1857, and submitted the
Constitution which it had framed to tho
several States for their consideration and
adoption, 1t Was found that many objections
were interposed to different provisions.
Many of tho statea were apprchenaiye of
yesting too largo powers In tho General
Government. It is NATURAL to expect that
d peop1o who have but recently wrested
their Independence from hitherto superior
power, and had done this IN the name
OF Liberty. would witch with Jealous
care over any methods OF change in
government that might ba offered Or
any now order Of attasrs TINT waa to bo set
up. With this IN view, We can easily UNDER
stand how every lima OF tho Constitution
was scanned and evory provision searchod,
a, though a posaiblc Tory measure miuht
1rr'r 4horain Hevera1 nj fl,o gtatoa c1o;,rod
+hara ,1ay mt .ufro;ant roatr;o,;or ~ ,,,a
gonard covarnmant. and ,honoh mn hv
ana tbav o;,o,,t.d n VT thov ;.s;stoa .,,,t
an,ondmonta which world ,nsot tra oh;.o.
| tion,h]e fcaturca shon1d ha n,osont1v 1nn5o
! In oonsoononca n Ills nn,xorso, ' tsa1;nr -
| Nv M,n1aou ,rouo,tol1 n rna,no.;a1 t-,a,
v;r,;,;. o.,,;,tt +h,t ". ,rn,,o. =. ..,s.
ra, 'n y,
up' "n1 ~ o.oasns '''"ato III lae
Housa at tho hrat session Of Congress
under the now ConEtilu tion the ton amend
rnonfn which .rora snbaanuar+1v -ot;Aa3 hi,
~. c.... M s - ~
'.' o''sea. 10y eoson" ~ eneao ID 1Ho one
Wheroon tho claim OF tho unconstltustona1ity
of the Militia oct is based, and reads az fol-
lows:
, 1879-07-04

Miss LILLE DuEn, who was lately on trial for
the murder of her schooi-friond, has written
romance. II Mias DuKn has scnse enough to
write good romance, she ought to be hanged
for murder.
, 1879-07-04

GEORGE II. ARNOLD, Deruocratlc Assembly,
man from Cortlandt County, N. T., has avowod
his intention Of returning 10 tue Republican
party, with which hs once acted. He was
Union soliier, u,ld tho Confederate Congress-
1As too much for him. The Now York Irtb1Ass
says.;'a;
II Sr. ARNOLD wcrn a man OF moor repute, or
had been disappointed in sceklnG office, the Incl
dent would not be worth mentioning. Dnt hts
and could have It again at tho hands Of tho Demo-
crats, g1va thiA real conversion great signl6cance
, 1879-07-04

4 London physician writes to the Herald to
inquire why American cream cannot DO shipped
to Europe. He says there would be q good
markeE for 1t. II this Is 30, 1t ought to DO
possible easily to arrange the shtpmentin scaled
cans,
, 1879-07-04

~ tas Editor of ths sun-stn: In proportion
to their numbers, many more whites than negroes
ara avail,ng themselves Of tho advantages which
the Western States and Territories o.Ief. But He
do not hear much Of tht whIte exodus.
CAUcAsIAN.
Because nobody ia trying to prevent the mhIto
exodus
, 1879-07-04

CnAsrNs Cox, wdo killed Mrs. HULL and
confessed the crime, haa entered plcn of NOT
guilty. Why should not confessions count for
kpmnthiug In laYl
, 1879-07-04

CLAAEAoK KlN0, Director NJ tho Consolidatel
Survey. has proposed to Secretary HoHukz
division Of the work In the Turritor[es between
himself In charge Of corps Of mining enRlueers
, 1879-07-04

Trx CnfcAao rnIsurE has eatahitshed branch otdces
forthc receipt oi subscriptions and advertisements
3nlIo~st
NEW YoHK-Roem % tribune Building. F. T. Nc.
FAppxx. Manager.
PARIS, Franee-Eb. 1s Rae de ID t;5anac. Bate1ere.
H. MAnL1E, Agent
LONDON. EnE.-American Exchange. 448 strand.
HrNRy r, GILt1H, Agent.
WASHINGTON D. C-taj0 strhet
, 1879-07-04

The London Times says that tho Quartermas-
ter.Gcneral violated orders Ia sending tho Prince
Imperial out on hazardous expedition, und 1t
IL probable there will be couFt.martal.
, 1879-07-04

and tho Superintendent Of tho Coast Surrey at
the head Of the Typographical work. 4 wash
'ngton correspondent says In regard to sh1s
proposition, j..
.AecrctarY scnunx, while not unfavorat1n to the
plhn exprciacA some doubt ~ 10 hls authority to
make tho rtoponcd tranbfct. a. the Inv. nlnces
thcao nurvoJs under direction Ut tho Interior
Department, and makes thr Secretary Eesponslb'c.
lo tays the conat furrcy being under tho direction
have 20 authority over tbs inland surveys Of this
character. Mf. KiNa. In making there snpRos-
tions desftca to ba relieved Of the dot&t Of topo-
graphical wn.k In order that he may deynte bis al
ioHtion pe!nclpsy to tho Development IT tue min
Ing Fesonects Of tho county through an exact Eur:
s1 ena = @ % " te 1.sn. ~ ~
tho Western country.
I'l,e Secretary should watch this survoy caro-
fully. The Academy Of Bu!cneas, As it doas not
foot the bills, should not bs permitted to carry
on operations on too extensive scale.
, 1879-07-04

The Chineso In Canton announced Con. GnANr
az the king Of America" This was very rock.
lcks for Cinnamon.
, 1879-07-04

Madison street, between Dearborn and etah2 En-.
Rakemtnt Of tho Standard Theatre Company. "u.
II. 8. P!nafoge " aud "Trtal by Jury"
, 1879-07-04

A Smoke Consumers League has bann organ.
tzcd in Cincinnati No city should bs without
one.
, 1879-07-04

Metropolitan Theatre.
C7art ttreet. opposite Sherman House. EnRAgrmtnt
sf May Ftaks Dlnotherlsn Lady 3t!nstres Afternoon
md evening"
, 1879-07-04

White Stocking Park.
Lake Bhorc foot of Washington street. Champion.
shin gau1s between tbs Bonton and Chtcago Clnbs
at a:30 p. IL.
, 1879-07-04

uaofhysa Thentrc.
1fAndh1th street. r~tvren Clark md LNHarte, I'm.
eaRcment Of EmeEson's Meesthsttan Mns.rtlA After
noon and evening. >
, 1879-07-04

4 TRIBUNE reporter interviewed Mr.. Sam
GoLDWATEn, President Of the Communist
Trades Council III regard to the rumored eight
hour strtke, as follows:
4 .
os9 eth ID: We wane eo sS
Aepo!tera;," But why do you 10 strongly do
dndwater-''we. as laborlng men, sir. fceltta
Grother ishoie!s aTe supplied viii work. Thera
are many out 9! employment who have nothing or
!ittle to d. We want to rec them carcd Tor, and
We arc willing 10 bacrtdco portion Of our Incomes
the shortening Of tue houFs must necssaa,tly en-
force Tic employment Of more men to perform tho
pFcsDnt given amount OF la6oEH
Mr.. GoLpwATEK does not speak for hts aaso-
ctates when he says they nro willing to sacrifice
d portion OF their income for tho aake Of sccur.
Ing the eightrhour scale. II the toutueymeu
had proposed to thcir employers 10 reduce their
wagcs In proportion to the reduction Of work,
the short-hour idea would hays been tried long
ago on pretty large scale. But reduction Of
pay to correspond With tho reduction OF work
has been steadily resisted from the. frat In
caption OF the sclleme to the present time. Tho
demand has been ton hours' pay for eight hours'
work, and the employers hare replied: "Wo
arc unable to pay for idlo time. When yon arc
earning nothing, neither arc VIC; 1t ia absard
for you to ask pay for two hours' time when
you are OIL attending to your own business;
such adcnanl can neyer be- complied with, as
It would speedily bankrupt evorJ employer"
Tho workncn hayo answered: "Dut NC cannot
support ourselves aud families on Is per cent
Of our present wages; while ne don't wAut to
produce Tor moro than c1ght hours day, still
VIC need, and must havo, wagea equal to ten
Il Ia
, 1879-07-04

Ono reason gtyon for tho Germans leaving tho
Republican party and Joining the Socialists Il
t!lat syDnRr MYERs absorbed tho deposits OF
tho Beehive Bank eighteen montha ago and tue
Republican party has not punished h!m! Tho
Republican party can't be held sesponstblc for
sir, Arzns' politics; he did not buloog to .he!r
political church. uo Was originally Democrat
aud then ha Joined tho Grecnback Ftatats, aud
still belonged to them wlleu last heard from.
The Socialists will haye to look to The Fiatsta.
Let them call on Judge FxLou. JouA +. SCAN.
LON, ApotIu SFKMPEl anll other lights Of that
gascous Organization. MyENs practiceu the
fat ductEiue Of banking On the "fa1th and re-.
sources OF the Natlon." And all bis followers
need 10 10 Il to have faith that his bank Is
sound and solvent, and 60 on depoaitlDg thols
money In bis Beehive.
, 1879-07-04

Dnvar1y's Theatre
Dearborn tt1eet. corner Of Monroe. Enkakemrns
Of the Tony Dsnter Troupe. "Ilnmpfy b7upty." At.
tarnoon md evening
, 1879-07-04

nfAtrOnDltkan

Ctsrk a.recf. opposite the Court.IIousA. EnEaxs
mept Of tho Georgia MtnaEe1s Afternoon Rnd
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-06-14
sHEEIFF'S SALE.

D -. ~ = --1-r ;. - e.,--sl -, - -,
- :. - - -, I,. !. ~
:, - -. - :. = 49,,
= - =. ~. =. 1900 80
- -. -. a. - 49,
rsent ard oecrse recovered IN sad Court. en
tie lat.l dag = fsbf1-4ly, A. u. leo, IN favor
9. r. " 5cEHa< 2 I'D Z Remnant, dong bust
Dess uneer he u u Bafns q Y. ". Jehnsor
a %. IsaiIi-ils, add at.siilsf the Badger Nil
Alnlis = HiIenF. tne tactic isolier works, Z.
= falTeT, }. r nalp p, y &. Record ard VIM
EelT!lse-e, oetenesits 10 Tire sum u ~ Is,
E<lih rl4fzses teeiier = IN cots ana disbursc-
hiei1tas sIe @eertslfy COTS, sSn G nHisHded To
s1i TIE ioAyN Ing eesef{.yd resi- estate and all
re night. TIE @BG iiitesst Of the said defend
All tAefein, l.-N4t' Al that certain piece or
parcel q ana eempfisii8 I've sercs tniore or
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-06-14
sHERIEF'S SALE.

By Write of an exerutian, issued out OF the
District Court OF the Fourth Judicial District
in and for the county cf Humboldt State ii
Nevada, On the 18th day II May, A. u. 1870
and 70 me directed and delivered, for iudg
n1ent recovered in said Court on the 18th day ii
February, A. u. 1879, in favor Of joseph Hook.
ing, plaintiff. and against John W Ciemo and
George Il. Iinkie, defendants, for the sum of
81 40i 60. together with costs and disburse-
mtDts, amounting to the sum of 81 ,4s2 ID, and
accriiDg costs, have, On this 9Th day Of June
4. ID. 1919, leyied on and taken in execution
the following described property, To Wit
certain mining claim or lode situated IN
Winnsmncca Mountain, WiHnemucca Mining
District, Humboldt nty, Nevada, and owned
y J. W. Clcmo and George H. Jlinkle, and
known IS the FaiTmount ICde. cons sting Of
200 feet in length running 200 feet in north.
easteily direction fTtm a nctiee put ND at the
shaft On the lode, and ], 200 feet in q south
vestefly direction frt m said notice. with 300
ct Of surface ground On each side Of the lode
ach corner of said surface ground Is marked
y stone monument about two feet Lloh
The said lode laying in westerly direction
from the town ot Ninnemucoa, in said county
end situated between the Union Series mine
and IVORY mine. and about LOCO feet north Of
the working shaft Of the Farmers mine.
Notice Is hereby given, that On
SATURDAY, The 2Sth, day Of June. A. d 1870
Between the hours Of O'Clock in the morning
and o'clock In the Afternoon, viz: at 2 o'cio,f
?. ~, in ircnt Of the Courthouse, in the town
OF Winnemucea, Humboldt county, Nevada
will sell, at public auction, all the right. title
end interest Of said defendants, of, in and M
the above described property, to the highest
bidder for cash. to satisfy said execution. costs
and accruing costs. G. NJ. MILLER
Sheriff Of Humboldt COUNTY New
BY A. DAVIDSON, Deputy
Whnemucca, June ), A. ID. 1870
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-06-14
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
SHEA SILVER nISrSo COMPANY.


Location Of principal place Of business. San
Francisco, California; location Of Works, Hum
boidt county, Nevada
No ice is hereby given, that at a meeting Of
the Directors held On the 20tf day Of May, 1870,
an assessment No. lO) Of Six Cents per
share was levied upon the assesseble capital
stock Of the corporation, payable Immediately
in United States gold coin, 10 the Secretary at
the offce of the Company, No. 3l2 Montgomery
street, entrance No. 3l4) San Francisco, Cali
foTnia.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the
TWESTY-FoURTH DAY OF JUNE, 1870,
VIII be delinquent and advertised for sale at
public auction; and unless payment is made
before, viii be sold on Tuesday, the 22d, day Of
July, 1879, 10 pay the delinquent assessment
together with costs 81 advertising and EXPENSES
OF sale. ABRAHAM HALSEY,
Secretary.
Office 312 Montgomery street entrance No.
31) San Francisco, California
Relate of two Ior cent. II paid within fifteen
daya my23td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-06-14

The simplest and NEST economical PATTERNS in
use They are the Standard fsshions
in Europe and the United States
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-06-14
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
TO ALYxAxDgR MoGggGoR.

TO ALEXANDER McGKgGoR.
NyOC are hereby notified that the under
signed has performed labor on the Con
tinental mine, situated ia Cold Run Mining
District, Humboldt county, Nevada, Ia the
gears ls77 and 1915, aInOu nting To one hundred
and fifty $40 dollars in United States gold
CURED to hold the same according 70 the United
States mining laws, Tor your interest Of seven
hundred and fity (15O feet in sid mine, and
that unlegs you pay tie said amount within
ninety go Gays after the date u publication Of
this notice your interest in said mine viii be
come the property Of the Undersigned
RICHARD 1HERIAS,
Gold Run, Humboldt County, Nevada, Apr
Il, 1879. 80
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-06-14

Sole Agents for WIu,nucta and Iitnte1i
tCuwy.
Where the trade vii g., aelrlicd ~ tft teiils
lallcn ~ tarrei et tie ne plicc and itrrs
a. can he got NON he gsne,al sgeni, s'n
Francisco.
Has been sod IN az he Fssttrn States ard
given tn1Ceai satisfaction. u Is highly ne
Cmmerd,d 3 The latu.ty u sii eases q ~
yclness, NtahEtts, iGiiluy, IysleTth, ~
gesisCn. etc. n II ntW ftIt ~ ed q ihtlrl&
81 the Pacific GCle, Rdo,std ~ ,he iont@ig
certificates q the ,n.t,ut ID. ;. lara balv'
state AfsFNtr. "a 5asstthg sttts. sbd IN, I
LocderlGeh, Of -. ietis, A0. Oh g,H'Abeh
prcH.LtIt ia their IIciestfn, aad viib :
guarantee TO al t,ytls q It's punV y"
quality.
can show thousands q letters fitm pesA
frs N al arts a III bifnsLd Csnsda, iem
thy to ~ merits 6rd tie itnsft i has sfdefss
as family r,ntdy end tr!c. told =
druggists and go,,is ~ Le.k, or ~ inc 'sA
a tcttle.
fa' Country 0rdcs PrcpIHg Aterdsd e
CstTICs sorea si ugE. unlessla,"
led with lay siaI atuIe over IieUit
g.. tEhN0aBS. sGte frelrn"'
Laboratory ana Crito, : tate street, hse "is
sCt. Z, 1879 Geoge IN pcnds, Esq
sample marked "Aaicl hsiy reteh'o -
you, has le,n oraly1sd With he folewhs,
suits: 1t is Ct se.otttd aieeheiie suthsnn .,sh
IRIE fr6m AIIfHIfkNtHik0 ons, at!ds W.. ~
or ether Loleieiiers sul stances lbs Nh,s'. IN
lure, Of SUI oiicr Z, ality, erd sui'ap"
Gietie and moolCinal ulpfsts.
3. rANA HAYES, "a.
State Assaytr Il Massaeh'T''
ST. Lcrs, Mo, sqt,nler 20, ISIS z xs vi
mcnds, Esq. lave len lsins !our .; s
Whisky for :, ne tine, trd hove no ns sin ia
In myirg that il Is, vlilett tNeel'iilr
pureet article have rsod, tiiler ntSielA ms
ier family puiroses. To mthy q my and
no have esn suffering non irdiS.s,H Nslob
nervous Affections, ! lave pitstr ~ ii
hisky for their use, tnd J take it satishsa.
saving "a you the eject hes Teen ncs. s' asses
tory. Please send me " c,pit,s an MI.
Yours very truly, II. G. lothLifA'h, =.
100000 eases Naiob Milky sou -
Tactic Coast in the year 1879 80.
sord Also Nv W. y. sTivLAs' '''
gist, Winnsniueca, Ne'ac"'
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-06-14

And a ze5ar 1zEsse NIth law. aDe an order Ct
We 184r4 a l55rsEtlTs sisz,3c ca tie sex nd
d. CT A4y, less. H@EY shares O; each par
et4 q s2en sTseS - E-4s le Necessary all De
soja :; ysgslic 41etson. Al the s2lssro1ms Ct
+oEln Nsse.etan = aCH, zle FIEe street, Saa
frz.u-ls.ss, G-lI1esIlsa, of8
FRIDAY. the TWENTY SEVENTH DAY Ct
JjAL ls73,
AZ tie honr Ct two [2) o'clock P. ". Of said
DAY. u par s2la delinquent assesfras IT thereon,
together wySs bce cysz q advertising and
pgIlses & tLe s3se-
LECIES HERMANN, Secretary.
OTFYcT-Roc1n :. No. 30 SScsgzae Street, san
tr&I1Lisg1, California jel3-td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-06-14

san Francisco oaiee--4Ie saersaento.-Esstseet,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-07-17
Respect to the Deceased.

Upon the receipt OF the news of the
death of Ex-Governor Allen, the fol-
lowing proclamation was issued by
Governor Bishop:
STATE CT Quo, EXECUTIVE
DEPARTMENT. COLUMBUS. Z
July Ii, 1879
WHEREAS, 1t is represented that
William Allen, formerly Represent
alive and Senator from the State of
Ohio in the Congress of the United
Staies, and more recently Governor of
this State, died at his residence, Fruit
Hill, near Chillicothe, this morning
and
WHEREAS, His long aud faithful
public service and his distinguished
ability aud fidelity in all his public
trusts render it fitting that his death
be marked by suitable public honors
Therefore I, Richard M. Bishop
Governor of Ohio, do hereby request
and direct that on the day of the tu.
neral of William Alien the offices ol
the several departments of the State
Government be closed from Il o'clocS
m. TO o'clock p. III, and that the flags
on the State-house be draped in
mourning and placed at halfmas'
from this time until after the funeral
| RICHARD NJ. BISHOP, Governor,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-07-17

Four weeks more will complete the
eleventh volume of the DEMOCRATIC
Press, and we regard this as proper
time TO remind thouse of our patrons
who are in arrears that we are in great
need of our pay. Indeed, we mus,
have it. To such we say you must
put up or we shall be compelled to
shut up, and instead of words try
what virtue there is in law. We can
not longer run our business on prom
ises. They wont pay for type setting
paper, ink, rent and everything which
enters into the business of printing 9
paper. These cost money, and we
have no other means of obtaining II
than from our patrons. We are moi
suffering from the lack of patronage
but for the want of pay. There are
q number of names upon our lists tha
have been there for a number of years
some from the beginning,:who have
never paid us dollar. This ough
not to be, and we trust it will no
longer continue.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-07-17
A Generous Tribute.

The Fourth was celebrated at Bur-
ton, in fitting manner by the people
of Geauga county, in grand soldiers
reunion and basket picnic. General
VIM. B. Hazen was the orator of the
day and delivered most eloquent and
patriotic address. In referring to the
battle of Mission Ridge he bestowed
the following glowing and merited
tribute upon General Aquila Wiley,
who was the Democratic candidate
for Congress last year in this District :
There is no doubt who first crown
ed Mission Ridge, and iull share of
the glory belongs to the Forty first
Ohio. But you and the Ninety-third
acting with you each lost eighty eight
men, and both your Colonels. The
brave Birch of the Ninety-third went
down at Orchard Knob, and Wiley at
the foot of Mission Ridge. He was al
my side as we took the few moments
of rest before pushing on, when a ball
passed through his knee, throwing him
to the ground. After gaining con.
sciousness and being told that the
troops were carrying the Ridge he
said, "It ia all right then. I am salts
fed"
"I will here say more gallant and
efficient officer than Aquila Wiley
never met. In all the time l knew
him he was never, to my knowledge
at fault, and in every position in which
he was placed more than fulfilled al
my wishes.
For losing a leg he was mustered ou
of service by the Government that die
not know what it had done. Withou
any legs he would be more valuable
than almost any soldier eyer knew
and with them l would not chang'
him for any,"
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-07-17

WHEN President jackson vetoed the
bank bill in 1882 he accompanied his
veto with the following remarks upon
the use of that last resort of the excu-
tive:
"The veto is an extraordinary pow
er, which, though tolerated by the
Constitution, was not expected by the
Convention to be used In ordinary
cases. 1t was designed for intauces of
precipitate legislation, in unguarde,l
moments. X The veto is hard
ly reconcilable with the genius of our
Government. 1t is totally irreconcil-
able with it if it is to be used fire.
quently in respect to the erpediency
of measures, as we'll as their constitu-
tionality. 1t is feature of our Gov
ernment borro wed from a prerogatiye
of the British King. And it is re-
markable that in England it has grown
obsolete, not having been used for up
ward of a century. Ought
the opinion of one man to overrule
that of a legislative body twice delib-
erately expressed 2"
The fraudulent President has sent
four vetoes to Congress, of bills pre-
pared with doliberation and voted for
by clear msjorities in both Houses.
Not one of these vetoes has color of
justification, aud all of them belong
to the lowest order of partisanship.-
Goshen Democrat.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-07-17

The news from the South in re-
gard to the yellow fever scare is of a
more cheering character. The scare
which prevailed at Memphis q few
days ago and which threatened to de-
populate that city is declared to have
been wholly groundless, and careful
study of the manifestations of the
dreaded disease shows that there is no
tendency of the disease to assume an
epidemic form. 1t is claimed that only
one really authenic case of yellw fe.
yer has occurred this season, that of
the shoemaker Mulbrandon, and that
his infection was traced directly to
sleeping in nnfumigated bedding
which had been used in tine epidemic
last year.