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JUDICIAL. ADvERTHaEMEN
8 HE RIFFS SALE

DISTRICT COURT. PARISH OFST. LANDRY.
No. 1885,.
, 1879-07-14
GRAlN-DUYlNG.
Central Illinois Filled with Grain. .Duyers
ANXIOUS tn Fay Out Money.
Sutcfaf nfxpa!ch 70 1At 1ttt1tns.

Central Illinois Filled with -Duyers
Anxious tn Fay Out Atouoy.
Special Dixpasca to 7at 7rtsrtn<
Srn1NurlELp, ILL.,, July 13.-Yhcre Is cousid-
crablc excitement In tic gruiu masscta tn this "
cinlty. Not only are ors dualors at every railroad
stnt!on In tho county 1aaklng every cxcrtlou to
contract Tor nil the wlleat til thrir vicinity, but
representatives ri Eastern exporters md LOUIS
vile mud Now Orleans houses nro IN tho city,
aud from here dispatch agents to all tho Aur-
rounding aIat!0ns to cosltract for both wheat
and coru. Fur day or two, when tho moVc-
ment first commenced, there was a disposition
on lAc part Ut tht Eastern representatives
md tho agouts OF Cllieago trlns TO
bid against each other, but tbJs
appears to have come to an cnd, and M under
staa!Eng seems to have been reached. It Is
asserted by responsible parties tia, 5o,o0o
bushels Of fall wheat have been contracted for
delivery at tbs warehouses on the lines In th[s
yiclpity fpr shipment to. Chicago by alunlluy
night, md Mt least 10000 bushcls more for
shipment to Baltimore in July. Spccial Erafu
trains to run through TO Tolct1o, O., md Nalti-
more have been nrtanEc1 for, one of which,
!nadcd In Morgan County, passsa through
the city Frlt!nY: another loadcd With corr,
nnd rDuslstlng. Of seventeen eaEs, will lfgtye
Oil thu Springfield & Northwestern Tomorrow,
und 70 Win this Wabash to Toledo. Buyers Ara
payuE Ho4l05 cents Tor july wheat, ntld a1ht:EiH&
runtR for spot Cor1l, nsld 30 cents for OrtuDcf.
It Ia htatetl, upon authority, that there arc On
deposit ut the various banks III 1hc city upward
Of half million .)olJnrs 10 t.u credit Of lradins
erasli:.,caIers lii Baltimore, Philadelphia, antl
Nuw Orleans,
, 1879-07-14

mcncch again IN October, the 1ntcnt,on beIDg to
rencll TtirsDn by tlv first nf tnnunry. While the
business of Tucson nN, vicinity will not Justify
Its remaining tN terminus III road uchrly
thousand miles III length, md hay-
ins ITO local traiig to stcak
0f for thG southern stx hundred
tilles, It catinot Eu Rtcad caatWard wlthuut
snnhn surt Ut MI aniirnb'q understanding With
tsie Santn Fc. To 60 on Independent 1T Tic
Santa e. with the determination tu make no
connection with nny road but tit Texns pAclnv,
means tho construction 0t LEGO miles nurc
road through cnuntry, ille local trafllc NJ
wh'eE would hnttliy pny nxle'Grcnsc. while the
Through bnatucss wotiA bc elnlplv TINT passing
ttrtH and south. IN tic meantime the Snllta
Fc. after Reaching te territorial line. will havc
but 12 miles IL l,utt.l 10 reacl, Tucson nipi srn
lAo l,lca over uend.scvtl to San Diego, ul1c Of
ee finest natnra hnrtors Oh ttr PActIr Cuass.
II rnn, however. reach M cutlctDu l1,t ruAst by
lth lt from SNltinrs' Farewell to tiuayulus .iOJ
nltlePt A11,l FROM Tucson would command about
all the BUSINESS from Avizona worth having.
The Southern Pacific is constructed, rttulppcd,
nnt placed 1T operation. It's nxt custom :nill YaHA
~ tnsa Nrttltc fits present tcrlNinusb lS01nes,
bcl1g effected from The middle Ut Scntelnter
Inst to tllG lst III The prcsCut Month. Granting
thn onp}elgn Of It's llNu 10 Tucson by dan. I,
and TN. completion oi Tho Atchlsol,, Topeka s.
Snhta fe to tin Rio Grands River BY lie Same
time, there will lIc 4 Eap Of but $50 ntlus be-
tween Tic two roads tacthte fur thc completion
Of second grand traliscontl1tentat route. Re-
tncnlt'crInE what tnaryels uF railroad cuuatruy-
ton both rt's haYe accomplished IN thu past 1t
Il wiLG. lhu runEc ol possibilities to close the
gap by tho lst Of january, 1881.
, 1879-07-14
1IOUsAC TUNNEL.

spten' bisrttth 10 Tht 7ftbt.ns.
Bosrov, July iA-It is understood that The
1toosnc Tunnel problem l,ns nt last been solved,
MIL beside, that tho suit against Tho Common
wealth, SO to call It, or tic ciaim in equity by
tlic original corporators Of the Troy IL Green.
field lsaitroa1 for the recovery Of the property,
Las been disposed Of bs tc Supreme Court, rs
thu Court alleges, for tho want of jurisdiction.
Now II rcmaIns to be seen whutllcr any Court or
other official body has Jurisdiction In tue
case, or whether tic Legislature shall bc
askcd to contur Jurisdiction upon the
Supreme Court for tic purpose Of settling the
ctatn,. The claim, or O prcicnsc Of cla.m, uu.
tier the law is generally considered as prepos-
ferrous, and, although 1t ia understood That the
claimants orc willing 10 pay the 81, 600 ahl
Interest amounsingto COO, thero Is to-day
no probability Of the State yielding to the do
mara. as tho n,uttcr atnllls tp-Ily, the parties
aro out Of court. General satisfaction Is felt
siat'tfc parties IN tho case rai2tfye to tho Op-
Grafton ot the Troy q Greenfield Tunnel have
at !east have agreed upon the
tho tarttcu'ars Of which arc yct to Dc tlrfinod.
Tho toll systom, as established by law. will bc
continued, anu, in nny event, tic Common
wealth syiti bo guaranteed against loss. The
road VIII continitu to ba operated as heretofore,
5y the FltclburE Company ind the 1ioosac
funnei Line, sustained ant extended, rs
matter Of simple justice to the stockholders Of
IN bohnlf Of tho cnterprIse, und whose statc-
nlcnts Il, regard 10 TIC business Of tho lnc cost
OF operating, mud 1nsscs, bavo been fully sus-
tA!ncl and confirmed.
, 1879-07-14


corrt*pond&ncs IT Hartford Timer.
4 kccu.cieA alltl gray beard rat IN \ Rockville
wuoten.lnil1 Ind for o long tinle eyadeu every
uoYlec to ebtrAp lin. but m expert t0pk tic
casc In hand, aud succeedcu ut Inst In begoii.
lng h1m fntu llv trap. .sttluu tlso spring III.
tho bows crowded around nnsi peercl purlolsIy
IN Ut thu bright eyes aHd neryous movements uI
tlte old fellow, who Wn8 " "BtrcakthK II tubttlt.
II WIS dectdr.l tn put him In tho sxtractur,h
ntMl u llu survived ltlat treatment to let Tim 20.
Thr " extractor ~ III wu0lon-nlill II n nlachlnc
tho psoeess bolnE etisetea by putting tho CLOTH
tnto basket that reyolYts swiftly iuside q
nsasstyu framework ot ir0u. So thu trap
was fixed into thu basket alut the belt
rln OH. Round mud round won't tho bus
ket, lusching heavily froul side to side,
but gradually growing steadler a. the
went up; l0V, atD, Boy, at.d 400 t!mes mEutc,
'llsc Eye could just sea u dark spot Iu tts basktt
then there was a sudden tas, and q cry waa
heard ll4t ll!v trap would hy out. On sud-
dca tmputsu 4se belt VIVA Auux utY, tho brake
put on, ulyl the machino stDpped. Was 'ErAY-
beard" dca11 Not bit. lie was streakNg II
" ever. 0ncs inoso he took i1s placo IL liz M
hAsket. 1t was 10 to ride to ll.g deAth this
ttmG-a last tralu tfat would whlrl blu around
ut The rate Of u mills aud u quarter every sixty
seconds. ihe "olii neuoral" seemed 10 h4ye
an impression that affairs were neariug climax,
for = despariug sQucal was heard as the baskcs
aEan startel up. Que minute. two minutes,
three sn!nntca. aNd the baskat was whtrlInK
nround 1ully 100 ttmcs to thu mluutul 4 stcady
hun, luhtcatl Of tIln ktrgnhs, indicated tic
high speed. Then tl,u oe!t was thrown otf mud
the hruko apulita. When the nlueno stupped
Tie "oId urpeEuln y was no moEe; but hs wRs
puinless death. without thu u4onY aud dl4tIoss
~
, 1879-07-14

IhrHGhd sNt ddrfrtfStr. 1uiv7.
4 rcEnlrkalte meteorological phenomenon
was observed in several pluces III this city Friday
afternoon. About O'Clock tlakcs Of falling snow
were sem by many. who could hardly credit
their scnses. SerCt. lloyd, OF the s!guaI Service,
happened to bc out nt thu LINE unl caught sey.
eral Of thy tsakes On his stoeye. llo saya such q
thing might not occur a1aln In 100 ycars. lie
explains It in this way: Artificial suow may b.
formed in warm room. thu a!r Of which has
hcconse saturated with moisture from ths breath
Or my causr. BY suddenly admitting a current
Ut cold urY ctr. rtIybeforu 5o'clock cloud
was obsarvcl rtsue frum the south. At tho
sosne time another ross from the northwest.
Tie current Ut wind which bore this aloug was
cold, while ths opposius cMrrcntwns HnsM ami
saturated with vapor. 1llesu two !ntersntuglv,l,
aud thc ullcctwns to form crystals of suow, TlIG
preceding heat nnd lryncss Of tho day also helped
to produce thts scsut, The barometer was very
low ut tue ttmo, and tho Thermometer dropped
II deg. IN ten minutes. The 1nluimum .etnncr-
ature FrdAy night waa 81 deg. This sudden
etlnhEe Wna 10 lesa remarkable tlau tha snow.
Guky5,
, 1879-07-14

which as Tint Time he most desired,
md viii, 'hrse IN his possession he rcturtsed
without WI del!y to his private office, Calling 10
us afd eix'oi Tie most trusted officers IN lis
which California Gtnsae VIVA hiding mas sur-
rounded carly tn the morning. aud tho murderer
was taken INTO Gustotty. his trta and conv!c-
ION snsedllv followed, and i,s was sentnnrc for
Aergtttttac, forget which.
T1'S Now York papers rcsoundcl III pra'ses Of
tbc Police Captain for his valuable sgrVtca In
hunting down tGs murderer, while Slater, who
was th.: only rcal worker in lllc caac was not
even nlflitla.l to In nn. way. Indrcdt outside q
very limited number ot ncqunintatiecs .thera
was no one who l,ad thctrcntoteas knowledge OF
his connection g'th ihe case. Tho Captain had
ktndnoss, md It wasn't At all odd that he
should feel a. trlha sore about L. hut ho Is as
modest AZ he IL sharp, and t't held his peace.
sLATER's REWARD.
By anst by. The INSPECTOR ellauced 10 meet him
one day: After ta!k!ng on general toplca for
lIY the wny, what has capL McCullngh dono
In return for tim. favor Jou performed in bis
"Noth!ne," replied tho reporter. II havo
not heard iron, him In nny way ~ yet"
"W:h-e-w! Why ,he service wAs worth a
good Jaal to him. III seo him about ~
Two Or three days later ltse 10usuallst re-
esTcd an invitation to cal! on the Captain at ilis
"Good mor1Ing," exclaimed tic policeman.
"tlnve cigarl That's right. Sit idown ami
mako yourself al hume"
The two men smoked and talked fof some
moments together, wien Tie Captain suddenly
asked:
Nov, what shall DO for you, old follow, in
payment for that kindness you did INC III find
inE California GeofRc's ad1ressl"
or course, Blntcr didn't know what reply to
mako to AtlCh Il cool u,tcetIon m thnt Ilnf hn
, 1879-07-14

belonged, n,rl nj tlic request of the Chnlr,nnn
spoke OF some If h1a III mr's experiences III tic
Vest. Dr.. EHrsirt i!.stGc, of Malsnn College.
The hynirl, n tht' tn,ny VIII, whit, he WIS con.
1,crtcll. william, l.. Do.Igu spuku 1t length uf
Ills fasirr, nlst sad tt,nt the Ainrrra, soeirtv
WIS formed In lis fat!wr's House. illr Chair
s:..,Iesi i,s Rts,ard Dodge. Christopher Dodge,
of Providence. spulse briefly, As nst lid str. j.
Wnrne Dodge. of Western New yorK; 1emuc
dodge, of ainl.'cn, Alnss.; Mr. .ohn Wasll.neton
Dnlgc, Of Richmond, ln., n.'t John c. DM1ge.
tho religious clement of thr Do.:se family.
Letters waro rrad from .folIn 4. tiMtCc, uf
!? Wall st1gct, New York; Eliza dodge t1lass.
oE Ccdar llnpids, Ill.,; rhto.lorc A. bulge. of
rmttteo was cl,t,seu to arrange fos tho pub!Ica.
tion 0f the Kencn1ugy.
, 1879-07-14
DENVER.
DEiF 7 IfE.
Er&cial UtfpGtra 70 The TEft]

HbEt1u3 17I4p1ICH 10 1H4 zF5CRNEs
DENVER, Col, July 18.-predtctions are free
" n,ads throughout the city to-day that Judges
aiiier a,,d lia1istt, Will IN Monday order the
restitution Of tic Ddtycr t. RIO Grando Railroad
TO tho Aschtaon Company. Diseusslons upon
ttln merits OF both sides laye run high tu-{luy.
Should ulc Court order restoration Of tho Illo
GrAndc, discharge Receiver Rslty. nntI grant all
Injunction agatnat tl,c Kto Grnado Interfering
witt, the construction OF the road 10 Len'lv1lle,
the Atchtaon Cnnpany will pitt large number
TO work forthwith, pushing tho completion Of
the road TO Lcalyllle.
, 1879-07-14
pnOGlEss or THE SOUTHERN
PACIFIC.

Correspondence U02soh AAreFffAfr.
Fonr HowlR, arizona, June 7.-With the
chaucrs good tilat the Southern Pacific will
rcach Tucson about tue time the santa FL does
tic Rto Oranae River. they are equally probable
that the fnrnicr road will push On thIs way, at,,l
hcuco sotao othcr point tt,un Tucson To made
the Junction. Itls woll understood tl,at the
Southern PacIas s opposed to tho Santa Fe'a
entering AFizo6a Ut all, and desires the rncctlug-
polut to 10 ut Or somewhere near tic line of the
two Territories. On the Other hand, tho sunta
Fe, u Is Baiu, will insist upon, crossing lhe
line, and, this boIng adhered to- the probable
Junction, will bo on tho Eau Slunn fiat, which
10 TO tho cast aud at the base Of tho
mountain rapgo ju which this fort IL To-
Gated, The vurritos!nl iiuo Is Just west OF
the base Of the range, for ming the eastern bor-
der OF the iiat, all from bordor to border OF Tie
San Simon thu width ia fully thl,ty-iiyc miles,
From Kai!roaA Pass, which Is It'll The chain of
mountains, to Tucson. H. by tho survey, ninety.
Is, ~ hitherto stated, about th.rty-tlyo Miles.
This 15oo1d miles will require, oWlnk. to tho
grades III crossing over Two raslges, about tho
sal'ic length o{ tlInc for construction tlnlt The
down The Isto Gra,lds Valley. Thls, tlcn, wouil
leave tile Santa IL I3J mttca oast Ut tAu ltlle by
the time the southern Pacthu rcnches It, uull say
thlt ltc11ce On tho two roaas should pus., cou.
HttAeA"h u!4tU apt luldt3 a!ey ~ou1u InceL On tHe
Continental Divide, twenty-tlye NILES due west
from ~, ths crossing Of lhe Mluinbrts Rlv-
or. THIS, however, would uut provo NJ
81! % satislactory 70 tue Santa Fe, as, aside from
the snaI0 llno Of the lsnu through Houora 10
Guay1slas. tbs company Will duubtless ius!st
upon teachtnE auch pont.Wcst Us will give 1t
somethl!E to say as to thu bustt,css ol Arizona.
Az o matter uf tuutst nlueh Of this Ia sntruln.
tton. d. no actual basts tot connection has vi
yet lecn ugreed upon. Tho Southern rAclc
haB Its present terminus ut Cnsa GGas,lc, WHICH
IL sixty-stK lultea ty tllu survey from Tucson.
All WORK h.s been &topDed for ,le suu,t1,cr, uw.
il1,. 1t 10 sad to tho rHt!s becoming ~ hot froIn
tAe heat al tho sun as NOT 10 permit Ut handling.
, 1879-07-14

THE SCARE.
VIEWS or MEMBER or TIN 1ArH 1tuMKo.
rATH,o COMMISSION, Dn- pAKrt OF NASH.
WILLIE, TENN.
To Ms Editor or The Tttb,tnA
JANEsv1LLH. Wis, Jnty 12.-rasslng through
your cltv Yesterday, and picking up copr nf
your paper, was panied to ronl Ut the Sense
lers panic in Memphis, Of my own State, occa~
stoned By thu fright of fow nervous people
and the hasty and, rs i believe, ill-atlvIscd
action df the Hoard Of 1Iea!th In tl,at c1ty.
l have bcen absent from Tennessee near q
month, and hnvo no persona! knowledge Of the
evonts Immediately leading 10 the late scare,
except as sent to you and the prcss generally
by telegraph; but, hnslng Eonc over nil tin
field Ut last ycar's epidemic w1llle the fever WIS
yet lingering upon tic Southern border, md
having devoted considerable study 10 tho Ills
tory and habits Of yellow fcvcr, desire 10 say
few words regarding the unfortunate occur
rc,iccs at Memphis
Ihrec months ago, In view OF the fcars Of n
recurrence Of the epidemic, AMI Of possible
panic among tho people. published an article
in The Nashville Amer'can, giving uhat secmcd
to me sufficient pyuo!s tint tI,crc would be no
epidemic Of yellow fever In the Mississippi coun
try the prcscnt ycar. Sincc tho publication Of
tint article have seen an announcement Or
similar views by hovcrnt Boartle VI Health III
ttr South, a1M! by The National Board.
The possibility; even probability, Of sporadic
no one gues1toncd. sucf cases t,oar about tic
sart,u relation to genuine yellow fever TINT cases
of cholera H,ort1ts, occurring uvery summer, do
10 Asfatfc cho1cra AB tl1nse hitter hive violent
von,ittngf, ,p'trgl'5ge, cramps, collapse. mud
Mt Memphis, 1nsy hnvu fiEh Temperature, mol
crate pulse. suppressed urinary secretion. de-
, 1879-07-14

Fyatcms Of 0hsf1ptine, md nm glad TO 10 ablo to
assus. you tbtaFhe Secretary of tho Treasury ID
IN accord "tthAhcsc yuwts~ n1Id has nrnnhtfy np-
proyr,} fpfcta1tuasn.a'c made by this lsontd for
~ fSs Ss e a" ass"rss n ~, Msns' nv
the fever 10 adjoining stales. lsnt tbc powor Of
this filar IN *ury small compared With TINT pos
scsHcl.by 10cn1 hnth'r.ties.
One mare observation nnl mi done. Don't lei
quarantine accury tho attention Of ynnt Connci! Ia
tbc exclusion at .hunlcpaf cleanliness. which last
informed n to your operations, and bo snro yDllr
recommendation will receive prompt attention,
Very truly YOURS, 1pttN .. nttLIMns,
y[co-1fcsl1!snt Of the National Board OF Health.
, 1879-07-14

ST. LOUIS, July 13.-Thc principal creditors Of
the Setupc EIrge Manufacturing Company, who
tiayo been here several days examining tho ai.
l.ira OF TINT Company, hayo !ssuca circular 10
ali thu creditors Of the concorn. aaklug them to
mcot hero on 'Inly n, personally or by proxy, to
tAko acttoh regarding tic suspension Of tic
Company. M statement ot liabilities has yet
been l1latic, but ono ls to bo presented ut the
full meeting Of creditors. Meantime It Is d..
sired that tho creditors Will not resort to iecnl
proceedings, Ms such q course Will presc,t
spccdy U 4tustment a,Nl euta!l much exponsp.
, 1879-07-14
THE NATIONAL BOARD.
ArrYrtn pJ,0,t ,rg ruyayDn.m


WAsutNoroS, D. e., July 1a-Ia rle,v Of the
misconceptions Which sceu. to prevail III many
parts Of thc Southern stntes With regard to the
powers and duttes of tho National Hoard Of
Health, Or. billings, the Vics. President of that
organization, has addressed The following letter
to the Santtnsy Council OF tho 3iisalssipp! Val.
10y:
documents ws have .cut 10 vi, Mil hayv v'tJo asao
mst!ss: pls1no yo eat thsto ssen,s 20 aush
q ss " .bo%n ySt'so " 81 III M IN
tho daily prsas, that vi lhouIu have clear under.
'n's ~ s. s'' clear Ss two sass s'a'1 's: r.:
authorities to Ako tho initiative In Adoptlns rulps
soas a..sse. Saaa oaad ot q jtasi
has made certain recommendations tor such rules,
.houa b. ~ 81 n
eating the minimum, xnount VI precAuttou to be
taken. stats e Local authority nay u,sks more
sll1nXeptt even 10 abx0luts naH-lasascQufsa, shsa
no.1d hGs s ne ro%ss - in!c:tsrs is ouy mhsn
caution cbnsdeted tnd,*pe asahle by this Hoard
lint w W eau iaks action Legally lu Tho matter.
In lhs ne1t place would observe that this board
nor % nay for lhe dulng Of such work, Tho State
apd local boards should EEst DO what ,hsy caa aud
,osa Te e. soa ~ 10 iapP'smont .ss,
fhotlttas ~ Keep the Sat!onal board fully informed
VI tbo following ,pqlnl. viz: First, a. 10 what
rules and regulations they have adopted; second.
~ 70 how far thcy can carry the Hacs and rck.
ula.oosi third. !. u Thst I'D they think it leces-
*sfy tbs Nkt|oaaa Board shall furnish
In crter that proper rules a44 regulations
n,ay bs enforced. With regard 10 tb,s Ieuuesl
for Ad, details s4on!d ~ given. This iioarI can.
pot place money .n the hands u alocsi Hoarl 10
BE- s1pended ii tho discretion Of thy isttcr. il
hos& nt kuown what taas iAeuey ID tu b. used fot,
whether for the hise u Inspectors or police, fur
the purchase VI dlztnfEctantz. tot the erection Of
sles, TOT ths purpose oF ESTABLISHING oca
tine. etc. pIeaAu MAKE thsss potnts CLEAR " lilo
meMocEs Of ths Council sud let IL layc ~ Vi, !.
necessary delay In saklug action ~ the heals b
antAolttisa represented III that Council.
used hardly saYto you that IL u The desire OF
tis hoeta 70 10 everything In IL power 10 ureseut
tho sp9r4d Of ths yellow fever by siding ktuio aud
municipal Doasds VI Health In tbeit eEofs 10 did
cover Tbs hfst casts, to ieoAIs .hsn. and lhus
, 1879-07-14
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

ULLNIV oFIFtH|0INI NCW1.
QUEENSTOWN, July l3.-Arrlvud, the City Of
Montreal, tFum New York.
HAWKE, July 1a-Arrived, tho Amerlque,
from New York.
PLYMOUTH, Juiy t3.-Arrtrcd, the LessIng,
from Now YORK.
NORFOLK, July 13,--Arrived thu Baltic, from
Liverpool.
QuEEHsrowH, July 19.-pasaed Crook f1a-
ven, tho stealuur Germany, froln New Yurk.
T. alofsfLE, ,5aty 7a-tAa !Morayiatt, tron Aion.
trcal July =, bus arrived
, 1879-07-14
CAPITAL AND IAR0R.

READING, Pa., July 13,-Ihc molllera, 40 IL
number, employed Ut tho KeadhH; flardwure
Works, struck Tor higher wugcs ut tho closc of
busincss Saturday. The proprietors nuthcd
ttlr,n tint the works would ho closed oao mouth.
At Il meeting Of moldcss during the eycnuE 1t
II rul,Urei genera! strike was ordered to cont
mcnco Monday morning. About ,00U moldcra
nro employed at lle various hardware Woeka
u1ld fouuurIca In this city.
, 1879-07-14

6uec3al Rt<pateA to TIT 7>41un1
New ORLEANS. July ia thorough In
spcction Of thu eutrc city by corps Of sanitary
officers to-day discloses the fact that ITO cass Of
yellow fever exists, at4l no case tia. cun posi-
hly bo taken Tor that tnulady
, 1879-07-14
SUlClDe.

BAN FRANCISCO, July 1A-Theoloro Newman,
lately Local ealtor Of tho Ger1ssan UetHocrat u[
this city, suicllcl In the wouds ncar Seattle,
". r., yesterday, by shooting himself through
tho head. Cause, Nl.Aualth.
, 1879-07-14

o:fcr fivor7 of Afrfca. The tI.,,cnv,c or Caf,,-
huc,' wlics, flows on That ahlo to The Xamtcsi,
s si naTg " foxo eatras Ss. Is Sstsety 1sss
trailing to The centre Ut Africa. THIS is the river
which LtvlnEstono fixed, on its entrance into
iIc Zam',eat, md which he called Cauc.' Sta,l-
negroes of Dho ere ttie on!v ones .l'at can Oh
tain rtlnlttanco sllere; Zanxbar Arabs, or Euro
peans, cannot vonsuro there with iMnunlty.
40, however. Of optnton That tho exploration Of
portant problem TINT has tp be solved. lilo
riyor that connects Lakes 8aneaweoo mud atoefo
ts not tho LualaDa: the river which Joins tho
two lakes IN qnesttan is the 'Luapn'n,' ha tho
well know. Lualaba is tho nntno Of tho Gust
arm, which oxtends as far as ~ deg.
latitude, and where, I discovered Il ~
,,,, ,hs map o. the DI'osu: ras Lua's9a
so,,rca Of the Congo. and not tho Cha.nbeze,
which prolones Lake Bangweotn to th6 west. AT
tho period wien ttleao fmpostant discoveries
were made my discouragement WIS very great.
governed entertained the greatest rancor toward
me- We had to live al dfstance from thent
otit even then were not In satoty. as there waa
no game, made Msc Of net TINT was givcn mo
bT my father. With that not cauEut sou1o
vefy bad ash. Even II It wero good. what cau
aseurc you ID that when people haYs nothing but
tlsh to cnt they dip Of hunger was at this
time yerJ unwsi. h'y blacks were robbed md
encampment. Wo woro at int able to depart
nnd discover country where gains vas TO oo
had.
e. the ulaht Of the ot', OF August, 1873, was
dor OF the moonlight accnc, nl,.l preparing to
take the. moons altitude. had observed, but
1t cauaed INC no anxiety, that many luminous
points moved rapidly a1ild the srccs. The en-
still contained the tents Of many Of the blarks
WIN lad rotraced their stops to Bcn9ue1la. On
asuslaon heard the cry OF Fire! FIreI and the
huts began TO burn. The confusion that ensued
still Catra!o did not forgct to bring the tnetrsl.
ncnts Immediately. Maranua, a girl, wlo ,,icL
soon aftgrward. brought my papers: Nhttc tho
othcr backs secured the greaser part Of tho
a1.i 1n The ccntro Of the camp, with arms In
their hailts, they defended themselves against a
most violent attack. Many pcrtahed there. On
@ IT, following nSht ono u tle biaek. on enter.
have lied! Trcnche1Yp I. went ont Of nv hut
In hurry, and looked around. It was true-I
was abandoned by all but the few blnckR you
now SEQ With me- hero OH this platform. The
others frightened BY the attack madc on tIls
eve. had fed to the mountains. afterwasd
discovered tint not one Of the fugitiycs return-
Cd to Bcnguclla: they all died Oh THO way. In
tnl' soaon Of aars i was 9n!to mpoasolo
solved On pitching tho camp in spot where
eafnu Was 10 he found. We strengthened our
camp By cutting down tEeea, and BY this Violent
md rapid lapor ny hands wero lett IN wretched
quealtng tho nearest Chief to supply nc with
the means ot leaylng that region. A grand
meeting vas bold. which ! euloyed tho
were presented nnd discussed, but no
conclusion wns como to. i ut Inst spoke 81 res
olutcty 10 the Chief. and assumed such an xtti-
tudo, that he supplied mo with boats to euablo
IN In ,f1Aet-