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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1879-10-04

}: l.. Brent, ----32 H. R. Doyal, -.4
Fred. Duffel, ...-32 B. Tureaud, Jr.,- l
Ben. Gibson, 32 Dodd Smith, /
Allen Thomas, 32 Il. P. Landry /
Joseph Gonzales, 80 J. T. Nolan, Jr.,- l
DR.. J. c. Legare, -33 Dr.W. H. Ballard, l
X. n. Sims, ---.31 J. A. Braud, Jr,- l
4. N. Pugh, ..2S DR.. E. Dutfel, 80 l
}. J. Latarsue, 81 Ed. Gaudin, l
T. L. st. Amant, 30
III. ID. Minor, III
X. L. Hanson, 80
The gentlemen whose names appear in
the first column were declared duly
elected
On motion Of R. N. Sims, Esq, it was
resolved that the convention adjourn to
meet on the first Wednesday of Novem-
Der, unless the chairman should think it
advisable to convene the body at all ear
lier day. The idea is to reasonable the
convention to take action upon the mat
ter of nominating a parish ticket or de-
claring it inadvisable. to do so, as may
be deemed to the interest of the party.
BY the first Wednesday of November, it
is understood the Republicans will have
made their nominations and planned
their campaign, and the opposition will
then be in a better position than at pres
ent to devise the course best calculated
to advance their political welfare.
The secretary was instructed to for
ward the proceedings to the New Orleans
Times and Picayune for publication, and
the convention adjourned.
Election of Delegates to the Republican
Parish Convention.
We present herewith a report of the
result OF the meetings held in the various
wards last Saturday evening to elect
delegates to the Republican parish con-
vention of the 18th inst.
FIRST WARD.
The original delegation chosen in this
ward consisted Of Louis Butler, Arthur
Joseph, Willis Gaines and VIM. Diggs,
but considerable dissatisfaction being
manifested on account Of the upper por-
ton Of the ward having but one repre-
sentative, another meeting was held last
evening at which Louis Butler, Arthur
Joseph, VIM. nigegs and Samuel H. Null
len We're elected: We understand that
this selection gives quite general satis=
faction i'll all portions Of the ward.
SECOND WARD.
A large meeting was held at Smoke
Bend school-house and the following
delegation elected: P. A. Jones, Chas
W: G. Means, Jacob G. |
Warner, Remus Jones: .A resolution in
dorsing Sheriff P. A. Jones for re-elec- t
ton was offered and adopted.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1879-10-04

There is an Independent party in
East Baton Rouge parish.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1879-10-04

AZ AZ reduced rates of hire. Particular otto,
''on 70 boarding horses. A supply Of feed
HAY, CORN, OATS and BRAN
always on sale at bottom mario.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1879-10-04

A large meeting was held at Smoke
Bend school-house and the following
delegation elected: P. A. Jones, Chas.
Shallowhorne, W: G. Neams, Jacob G.
Warner, Remus Jones' A resolution in
dorsing Sheriff P. A. Jones for re-elec-
ton was offered and adopted.
, 1879-08-09

bo protcctetl from disruption ant1 disnlentor-
mont nt ovory hazard. Whom Southern
statesmen ~ como NORTH, whothor for hasi-
meas or pleasure, they should bo solii frankly
TINT tho pooplo Of tloir section arc unworthy
to 10 trentosl MS equals, and TINT thoy will
continue to bo unworthy Of such treatment
30 long M they tolerate s,oh brutal displays
OF barbarian ~ That Of tia Yazoo County,
hllsa., mob. Tho only proper way to con.
efltats bully who threatens to kill YOU Ia 10
dlsarm him and knock him down. Men who
use only arguments cannot treat with non
who uso knives, piatols, md ctubs. When
Tho South ceases 10 swagger, ceases to bull
dozo, and ooasos 10 kill like band Of savagoa,
1t oan como 10 "good understanding with
tl,e North. and not till then.
, 1879-08-09

Prof. slxoN Nswcoxu. Superintendent Of Tho
hdHtacat AHRdHac, loft tho city Fslday morning f0s
ecicntsta in regard 10 tho nscprtainncnt OF means
f1f tho measurement .! tho velocity of light. II
tA!s mdasarcniont can be elfectet Il will enable
froM ls Earth, At thu last acsson of Congress an
appropriation u Is. uOD was tnadc to eaah|a the
Secretary OF tho Navy to akn cartain expenditures
tnexpeElnenting. With vIsH to obtaining 4 cor.
rect knowledge Of tho yooc'ty Of l,lsi.t. Unist
thts appropriation tho work Ut Prof: N9wGoun Will
be conducted. d.-lFashInutoa Star.
somo tlmo In 1874 tho Chicago Academy OF
ac[onccs was asked to recommend thu pxpcudl.
tuso Of lcw scores OF thousands OF miilIops Of
lollars, morc or less, OH nm experiment ot this
character. Tho bold protector proposed! to d.
saY the lashtng OF ray Ut light OH tue dark sur
faee Of tho moon, How X NswcoMp should
attaek thlA palticMlar ptobleml
, 1879-08-09

A1r. Knox, In hla post-mortem examination
Of bis aot Of 1873 damonotizing the silver
dollar, geemed to bo howilderel on tho sub
jact Of double atartlard. Ito anld:
"Franes ind tho Governments composing ths
Latin Union havs silver coinage which IL TO-.
stricted In amount: otherwise they would not have
what 10 Fenlly called double standard for ene]e
day. for, Immediately upon slolr mint being ooea
for tho free colRxo o! silver, gold would CEASE to
circulate. and silver would lake its place. Imay
add that tho consgo Of their lngal.tenuer silver
tho silver pieca Of Yo franco haA boon discontinued
until by unanimous consent Of tho Contracting
nAliona Il shall b resnmed-is virtually An In.
du9ntto suspension Of such cosnagc."
The 4tates OF tie Latin Union have main
tatnod tho double standard during long
period Of timc, III which the silver coinol
by them aud put in circulation has aggrs.
gatcd.many Thousands Of millions Of dollars.
They suspended silver coinage temporarily,
but not until It was the general currency Of
the countries. The coinage OF eaoli OF these
States is current md legal-tsndcr in oil tho
other statea, There is on depoait In the
banks Of theso countries probably $l00,-
100000 Of allyer at this timo besides wha.
IL IN tho hu,ds Of. tlp people. It
is legally on n par with gold, aud,
Notwithstanding tho enormous amount OF
It in circulation IN tAeso states, 1t has
noyor deprecated, aud is now, as It has over
been, at par With gold. Though tho Bank of
Franco Inns $22o, ,00o, 600 in silver on deposit,
that bank has mover lost ita supply of gold,
the two ooins-gold aud zlyer--bsiug in
full circulation at tho samo time, tho silver
maintaining d mar vn1un with nall Frhn ,,oe
, 1879-08-09

And yot vo nre confronted with tho Curious
apcctaclc Of tho 1sotlnlsnian government do.
clin'ng 10 romoyo Tho 1ewisl, disabilities, and
mol eno of tlso Powers interfering to co,.tpel
obotlonoe 10 tho treaty. M woudor. In Wow
Of tho wretclol operation Of 1}rAuassr1ELpa
'nuoh.vannted "pcaco with honor" aud tho
barren results OF tho Dorlin Troaty, except as
they have worked to Ito enormous advantage
Of Russia, TINT Tho 0asett6 declares It Is
simply tho SIN slofano Treaty in tlIsgniao,
mud that "tlio triumph Of our Plenipoten*
tiasics Mt Berlin WIS, in short, farce got up
in that city, with tho connivnnoo Of the
leading Powers, In order to amllHo and mis-
load the 1}rltiah pnb1iu"
, 1879-08-09

The Trndo aud Labor Council Of Chicago
WAS in denupciatory mood Inst evening.
Several things hnvo gono wrong with tho So.
cia1istio agitators Of late, aud their wrath
found won't ii aerios OF resolutions de.
1louncing Gov. Cul1oM for having refused 10
appoint tic Communicate blasLerskito
srnEtrEa a member Of tho State Labor
Bureau denouncing 1nembor Of tho Typo
graphical Union who assisted In bringing
6rnEETxn's disqnalidcations TO tho no.
tice OF the Governor; donouncinR Aid.
JONAS for hnying prooosed to contribute tc.
ward tho establishment in Chiongo Of char.
itabfo resort where any honest and deserving
poor man may got food aud lodging; aud
donouuclng tho Young Mems Christian Aaso.
CLINTON and tho City Railway Company for
innugurating religious sorvicea for the benefit
OF tho Company's employees. Thore were
many good deeds and noteworthy autor-
priscs which the angry Socialists neglected 10
condemn, but those can DO brought into
favorable notice by means of resolutions
hereafter,
, 1879-08-09

forty yoarH tho silver dollar was moro vaua.
Bio than the gold, thsn ion ktvcr dollars
wero worth lou dollars an1 fifty ea,ta In gol'l
bnllon, then silver was oxclhlctl, an't The
clsoapor gold became tho g.ncrnt currency.
AL the t1obts, public md private, Of the
United Btatos were contrnotod on thB dobtor'a
option to pay In either coin, and tlis contir,-
uod until Atr. Knox, in 1873, Ind his bill TO-
m,onotfzlng silver "rrintod thirteen timc4 !"
and passed without containing n soll.dry
word on The subject Of abolishing tho debtor'a
ortion or reducing the country to single
metallic standard.
Admitting, however, that all that shis
subordinate Treasury official said concerning
the temouetizaiou OF ailver to be truo, as
stated by him, what waa the prctext for his
injecting this romiuisoence into speech bo-
fore bankers as this late 1ay2 True or not
trie, tho moment tho country discovered
that tho silver dollar had been discarded, tho
domand waa prompt and general TINT tho
s'lvor dol1ar bo restored, and It haB been
dono. II Nr. KNOX proposes to appeal
from tho country to tho Bankers Convcn.
tion, he will probably discover that hla
"boom will bo failure. His speech on
This silver question wns like thrashing old
straw II was m attempt to revive question
TINT has boen buried by legislation aud pub
l!o opinion. It was diaingnncous in sub
stance i'npcrtinont as to OCCASION. offensive
as to lis differences, and wonk In eyery
sense. In short, taking this spsecl, as a
nnsr H.. l..
, 1879-08-09

TnK CntcAao rnrnrrx has estab1tahcd branch onIcsa
for receipt Of subscriptions and advertisements u
foiloxst
FAppkM, sIanaxct.
PARIS, Francr-No. 10 1us de- n oranEe. uatcl!cst.
II. MAILER. Agent
14oNDGN. Eng.-Au,ertcan Exchange. 40 Atraad.
HExar r. a11,.tu. Agent.
WASHINGTON u. E.-lS1n ttrerL
, 1879-08-09

~ Tho financial artsclss ut tho Now York fun
M Sn1,nn, se h thes papsr. 5ays begun t. ayIso te
willie hey csn. and maks fosy for III a9 ,p., fTnt
s.or.n. e, Woa directly feioring Till sa1iss dtss
Thy banks 2se hteal',y Increasing thclr atock Of
,ient,a oo'n aec.sa at most III umneas"nt mi a,S
,ima. saY ne9t March. when The state Conventions
s2 hen e "ss &c Il sa @ GS ~ IT,
1on; sinso eo1 san J. 1s est'ssy s ~ tS a
prefer 10 tnks grsaabsek.. III has IL ths Treasury
taIn,SE Of s, &C., 90 10 geld ns b.. st
tho rais of ssooo ooo b. coinage, 10 say nnth'ng
900 month far. This con.tant tran.for of eofd
into silver Will 70 on, nnloba Congress repeats ths
# s:saa. s ns,s . t s tS g Fsi sny
Eola. 20 sli tat 1aaks. and .he Treasury viii ind
wants to 30 rcsponsthls for, lekss Of all rtesien-
fal Candidate At l!!c 1caa Of the Treasury Dcpart-
Hcnt --SDr1ngfeid tIf1ss.) Rspm1iitdn.
!. While silver Is belng cofnel ut the rs.e Of
only two millions per month while gold Is
coined to the amount Of four mtllons Der
month, On what grounds does the Sun call tho
former "silvcr-1tortn,n which tho banks
should rush into port to escspo1
=. II TIC banks arc steadily iucrcaeIt1r t1c}r
stock Of gold. It takes tlIe place Of their paper
rescrves, nntl they eau decrease their stock OF
grccnbacks in that saulo proportion: and they
Will hayc lcss need to draw gold from tl,o M
tional Treasury in redemption OF grconbscks in
case OF \ run on them for the REDEMPTION Of
their notes.
J. It ls self-evfdent tllnt ns long rs tho Scc-
retary Of tho Treasury receives erocnbacks for
diitiea tic holders Of them wilt not run on the
Treasury for coin With which tn rnv ruefnn,s
, 1879-08-09

The idea Of organizing the no-religionists
Of Tia United States into political party
was favorably considered yesterday at n
meeting In New York of fow members Of
tho Nationnl Liberal Lengno, aud It was
voted to call Congress Of Iut3dola at Cincin-
nasi on tho 18th and 1Alh Of noxt month.
Col. H. g. 1xognso1n, E1,zEn Wn1onr,
JAMEs Parton, and othcrs aro identified with
the movement.
, 1879-08-09

A dispatch from Ottawa, Capital Of Canada
states ttat tue ITlncess LOUISE will return 10
England 4bout thu lat If October, a1ld re,nalu
With her mother, the Queou, uutll spsiss
LoulBE was perfectly satisfied with one Cana
dian winter. with SIX fcct Of snow and the ther-
munster 30 degrees below zero. But hpw IL
LonaH gofug to stAad it,~-anl s'cep aiuue, at
thut3
, 1879-08-09

The New York Iost already gives indications
OF boltlng ule nomination Of CoRNaLL, II he
should be successful before tho Nuw York Re-
publican Convention. A hnel-moncy wave. IL
says, took CoNKL1No into tho Uuited States
Senate last year. hut tlero IL no harl-mouoy
wayo this year. And uo mcrc fayorto or
creature Of tlla professional politicians Gun bo
elected Governor.
, 1879-08-09
PERSON. AIS.

h1r. Ti!iou says, ut IL tho qulet hog that
gels tic swill."
a newspaper at Mississippi City il elegant
" called tho Dasi*r, and prulablY It will do 1t,
'Mr.'Juhn Wslsh, la:oly Minister to En.
gland. will bo formalty fecs,yad on h14 Arrival 1t
Philadelphia ty committee Of tho poasd of
, 1879-08-09

Mr. CHARLES Fosrsa IL saking Ohio with
tlao'tooth conb. aud, 1t any Republican yotsr
gets away, lu will hays to leave tie Htate.s
, 1879-08-09

Tie mysterious disappearance Of ". II. Il.
MuRllAr has lasted long enough. a search az.
oeaitloa wu4ld be charity,
, 1879-08-09

E1.Congressman PLA1srRD, Of Bangor, haa
deserted 10 The ureenbackors. Uo stuck to tue
Republican party ~ long a. ho had Office Of tho
hope Of 1t. Only aix weeks ago 10 considered
himself 4 possible Ropubitcan candidate for
f}nyernae
, 1879-08-09

ffaverIys1 Thenfre.
ntsrh0rn Mreet. cornfr of Monroc. EnrARement
OF The uE1on SdlaFe Theatre Company. ''Tln UAak-
sr's Daughter" Afternoon and evening.
, 1879-08-09

MoVtckor'A Theatre.
'Msdtfon ftreet heiwcen Dearborn and Rtate. Fin.
gagctneht Of Lima Tctttnhoru 'Gretchen, Or Who
Knows lest" Aftornoon md cyCn!lR.
, 1879-08-09

specimen, tho Comptroller OF the Currency is
not success as historian, or logic,an, or ~
thp advocate Of special interests j; aud It
won'a have been hotter for bin famo had h.,
inatcad Of attempting m orasioh, inserted
this defonss of silver domonotizalion into
one Of tho annual reports, wl.erc It might
have escaped the oye of tho gcnsral pubic.
THE souTH Musr STOP BuLLDozlNo.
I1auer's Weekly Is "g1ad to 800 by telo-
gram in the pnpers that Sonntor 1I11b md
Representative A. II. STEpnENs, Of Gaorgla,
are expected aoon at Old Orchard Bench, In
Maine" It thinks That "sociat" intercourse
among Intelligent persons Of the Northern
and Southern States would be very service.
ah'o in promoting good understanding" Wo
l,avo no objection to tho fresst "social in
tarcourso between intelligent Northernera
md Southerners. Indeed, such Intercourse
llas always existed. except during tho short
period Of tho lato War, bnt It appears to have
had no percoptib1o effoct upon tho political
opinions Of tho Southern people. Sooiat in
terconrse amounts to little moro than m o1-
change Of little rolitoucssos aud convorsa-
tional nothings. Tho banker is very urbane
whom ho meets his noighbor In friends
drawing-room. Ho expresses. perlaps, tho
most generous sentiments, mud adopts tho mir
.a..l.N. ~. ~ :. au0a1'"a ~ A"t ss4''n''-
~. poI' D"e' sno u''enoot e''s'7 upon
.a' D,A' aay ;,, ~ 1sae,a1 wv 1asof q
.o:., .o.n' ~ W.. ~ 4aa a',n nces0't "oo"'
~ Fl :,, ~ .."on'' e,,'
s.. aaa u'a ,aA ".4 ~ =. eo.'o'a.e! fol''o
] -. .s,;,a % ~.; 49, 0oI - .. ~, u'nganeo M,
.u t'D'o nAa4t-"t 'eseSs mol ~ eno o'l,'oa
es".e., ao1' ""s .nl' +, "a'A '''o "'"'4s
r ,s."S ,'a'. H.. .:5 ~ ,no sosetn''ent y,
, =, . ,,,.. s aT.u.s 1oAe ot"oo p''''oa
s's,:.sa, % Ae ...1' 80 o.a N,,,.1' "''' p'o-
1,'eoaA M ..' s'u..on1' " pol11'''an VIM '!"S-
.'' :" ~ 1oasa .a" !1'e "o1''n e1'as'h'
~ "a. A5 - H.'eo'a,' '1t.Haeo,
aa.' - no n"o'oe' " i'e'.'le' ~ .'foaoleo, ~
80 'l4 w. ",s1 ,s.'esJ 'oue" " !'fe'onueo
.p,"''1 ~ Wv "s<tv's 4.o'tne N"''oa' nae
49,. a y. ~ 49, aa.'.r sn ~ ~, ao,ot n'q. '''
,.1:.", ~ .,,.,A, A ""o - Ao4 ~ "'us
=. ~ ~, 4s's .,.". 1'''nI Us soss'e''
tho drawing.room. It IN of littlo conse-
ouenco to know what BEN H1n1 and Ar,rx.
AxpER H. STEPHENS think and say In tho 70.
tircnent OF Old Orchard Deoc1, what thav
think and ssy at Atlonto md WASHINGTON !.
Of in!inito consequence, It tg casv to nlav
the 4ols of Josuitism in tbe social oirclo. It
ia not 10 easy in Leo;s1a.ive md oon.
crcge.onsl halls. Tho politics Of tho eoc,a1
circle 10 Of no moro consequences t1,nn
its other cbit-chat md possin r. !.
no sooner uttorod than it ID foroottan. II
binds nobody. Not 30 of thu dehntaa nn5
ools In Conuroaa aoa Tho State A..anh,,,
These constitute the recora nnon whic,, y.
;ntonts mn, nnrnosoa ~ ro1;.;c;on. ond r.,;. ;
,coi nart,ee n,r.t ho ird.od IT, .ha;s a"a,s, l.a
intarronrsa With t,,o Nortl tho son,,,sons -
baya ant,ra,v nhonrna w tha;n ~ .s,.,os u''a ,u'
, 1879-08-09

- N''N %o'@0 ~ NAAc@akHuAlaB Win
tile North, and not It'll then.
--.-.-------
THE SHAM TREATY or BERLIN.
il is gradually becoming apparent to tho
English poop1o that Tho Ttoaty Of Berlin is
Rham and TINT their Government hns been
completely overreaohod by Germany and
Nnssia. Even tho London 7imes Vows tho
operation. or moro Rlriotly speaking tho
Incorporation, Of tho treaty with some mp
prohcnaion; but perhaps tho strongest ind'ot-
n'ent framed agalnst tho Government ia that
Of tho Pal HAL Gazette, whfoh hns hithorto
been inclined to defend It, Tho substance
Of Tho indictment is to tho e0sot TINT tho
treaty has not bsen carriod ont "in letter
aud SPIRIT" ~ affirmed by the Afniatry, and
1t sustains It's charge with wonderfully strong
evidence.
twill be remembered by our readera TINT
upon the conclusion OF tho war Russia
negotiated treaty with Turkey, known As
tho San stefano Treaty, TO which serious Oh.
lection wns made iy England, who demanded
TINT this troaty should be revised by tho
Berlin Congress, Tho treaty WIS passed.
under revision, and II was announced By the
English Government that every objootion
which had beon made to tho San 6tofauo
Treaty by Lord sAIrsnunY had beon re-
moved by the Troaty OF Berlin. To show
TINT tho announcement in not srlstaiuad by
the facts, tho faH Mall Gazetts roprodnces
the following objections made by Lord
SALISBURY, as stated In hin of1ioinl circular:
''Tho most important eonssnuences to which
tho san stefano) treaty practically frads those
wniea tesn., rom ~ action AZ whole upon th'
crec.tne I'm na. pr,9rr,a .tro,,. s,,S CO.. ,r,,,
bo crsntcd under tho auspices and control Of nus.
s's, possessing important haFboss upon tho shores
q. s. .ne n,aek g. sea anu tho Arehinoago ana con.
oye, hoth no1Itcs, ond rawaro',
those seas. The nrovlsions bv rh,ch sh,s
now stato Is to be subjected to ruler whom, Rus-
~ VIII rfacslcaly cfIooae. tts administration
nars,no - ~ ,ns.,.n,,a" suu"sasT "aa 'Ss n,ss
control Of tsuss,au armr. .u1clent,y ,nde.tc % ,hs M
political system OF which in future it is to form
part. -
inc o.nef posaon' Or tt1o treaty anaoEons
Ottoman Emn,re Thc cnmnn1so,. .a,ana,oa ~ '"1 NJ
Bc.sarabia from nou,nania, tic extension Of Dnl.
earts to the shores Of the Hack Sea, which aro
prlne'paIly inhabited hY hn''n'lnans and Greeks
ton ,si ,,no ,h ~ ,s sM1 ~ ,ha nasuos u. d.
mont dominant over Mi tho vicinity of tho n,ack
Sen. Tho acquisition Of tho sssonebods Of Ar
msnla VIII place tho population Of that Province
n. h" ,ns 'n =, oneo a. tne roNor which
Which now pns.es from rshIzon, to pe.so ,,' xsi,,
tn consequence OF The .ec..lona in KurdIstan, b.
aole to 30 arrested attae pleasure Of tho Russian
nFNh hA PtInRu aR hnix
, 1879-08-09

lIupteysH Theatres
Ear.iolph rt'trf. t"turrn C1ark and rasaile. En
fngcment Of Wastack's New York Star Combination
)" 4 ecrap Of laucr." Afternoon and evening.
, 1879-08-09

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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-07-16
"HAcKMETAcK" popular and fragrant
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"WHTHER are you bound" asked John
Moor, as he stood IN the doorway ofhis es-
adjustment, and saw his old friend Sam
Rodgers walking slowly past The latter,
with sunkcn eyes and paid visage, bearing
evidence of disease, hastened to reply:
81 have long suffered all the horrors arising
from an inactive liver, and am going to the
Office of DR.. Slow to seek relief" do no
such thing" said his friend, when you
can buy bottle of Portaline, or Tabler's
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-07-16
SOUTHERN TORRENTS.
THE GREAT HEAT WORSE THAN THE
YELLOW FEVER.
Special to the Republican,

MEMPHIS, July l4.-While our heads
have been running wild over the rumors OF
yellow fever the unprecedented number OF
fatal cases Of sunstroke have almost been
lost. Figuratiyely speaking we have
knocked the slaves out to get piece with
which to plug the bung hole. Not day
| passed last week that did not furnish one
OF more cases Of sunstroke, nearly all OF
which resulted fatally. There occurred four
cases Saturday, but not fatal one Sun
day, which died to-day, and three to-day,
one Of which died three hours after the at
tack. The latter victim was John g.
Spauldlng, one of the telegraph operators
who survived the yellow fever epidemic of
last year. Mr., Chas. Castor, receiving
clerk Of the telegraph office, had also,
slight attack Of sunstroke and on being
carried home and promptly attended is out
Of danger. Many of the citizens who fled
on the first outbreak Of the fever scare are
returning and the streets again present a
lively appearance. Yellow fever ceases to
be Of absorbing interest and is seldom
mentioned in conversation.
Associated Press Report.
MEMPHIS, July 14.-No new cases have
been reported. Mrs. Tobln, residing on
Bradford street, died this morning at six
o'clock and was buried at eight This
leaves but one person in the entire city
(Judge Rays SOM who is sick with fever,
and be is reported as dying, Local stations
along the Memphis and Little Rock rail
road have notified the Memphis authorities
that if no new cases develope by tomorrow
quarantine would be raised between Men,
phis and Lonoke, Ark, which is twenty
seven miles this side of Little Rock.
Weather continues very warm
The following was telegraphed to-day to
every station along the lines of the four
railroads leading from the city.
No new cases since the morning Of the
10th inst. Fever is confined to the six
sporadic cases, Memphans are returning.
Persons from adjacent towns are coming in
Twice the usual number of passengers by
Brownsville accommodation train this |
morning.
Signed s. H. COLLINS, NJ, D.,
Secretary Board of Health,
A. d, LANGsrAFF,
President Howard Association.
This evening the son of Judge Ray raj
lied, and hopes are entertained Of his re.
covery