Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-12
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yellow Fever Ia Memphis.
d. MEMPHIS, July 10.-The Board
Of Health this morning issued the
following order: "Fo the people of
the City of Memphis: We would
say quietly, remove your families
to a place of safety, until we can at
least see whether the few cases OF
yellow fever will assume an cpl
demic form. To the people along
the lines of different routes of trav-
Il we say: There can be no possi-
BILE danger OF infection for many
days 20 come"
Five new cases were reported this
morning and one death, that of an
infant Of Judge e. r. Ray, of the
Criminal Court, who together with
another son is Frustrated with the
. disease. A perfect stampede of the
citizens is in progress, trains being
unable to carry away the hundreds
who are ready to leave.
vansa.
New York, July 0.-Regarding
the Democratic and Republican
Conventions of Pennsylvania next
week and the week following, the
Times says: The Democrats are
almost sure to nominate Daniel .
Barr for the single State office to
be filed. He has nearly all the
delegates so far elected. Among
Republicans, Samuel Butler. of
Chester county, is the strongest
candidate. The party was never
more thoroughly united and
has rarely heen more con
fident. Resumption struck
the Greenbaek party like sledge-
hammer. The reviving business
which followed convinced every
body that the Republicans were
right along in their financial theo-
ries. Nearly all the iron mills are
once more in operation throughout
the State. The coal industry is re-
viving, railroads are more prosper
Gus, the farmers have reason to eX-
pect better prices for their crops,
aud everywhere the beginnings of
general prosperity are seen.
G.nsraI Graors Return.
New YORK, July 10.-A private
letter received at Washington from
General Grant says he shall defer
his return till after the Republican
nomination for the Presidency is
made. His change of movements
has been brought about by accounts
received of the officious pretentions
of some individuals who fastened
themselves upon his Administra-
lion. and whom he found it difficult
to shake off. The same parties, he
has been informed, intend to OBJ
trude themselves on the public by
rendering him a reception, against
which he expresses the greatest
aversion.
T. @c,rsc Lighi on the :Jeannetie."
New YORK, July 10th.-The in
yentory taken on the Jeanette
does not seem to mention the
equipment for electric light from
Menlo Park. Having devised and
constructed a superior electric gem
orator of his own, Ellison gave his
Gramme generation to Bennett,
with a full equipment for o strong
electric light through the long
Arctic nights. The generator was
to be propelled by the engine OF the
Jeanette.
Oh.euuiesof the Prtues Imperial.
LONDON, July 10.-On account OF
the removal of the body of the
Prince Imperial from the Royal
Arsenal at Woolwich to Cbisel-
hurst, Saturday, the whole dis
lance will be traversed at walk
ing pace, the procession reaching
Camden House about s O'clock.
The whole Woolwich garrison will
proceed separately to Chiselhurst
10 mart pate. Funeral bells will
he tollen the corpse leaves Wool
wich, On arriving at the Camden
House the coffin will be carried by
officers of the artillery into the
hail where the body of the Emper-
or la, I'm state. The hall will be
dra,,ed In white. The corpse will
remain until IL o'clock, during
which time mass of requiem will
he celebrated in the presence OF "a
select party by Father Gordord,
CHAPLAIN to the Empress. Officers
will then replace the body on n gun,
carriage, and the procession Will
be formed, consisting OF the mrs
class of cadets of the military acat
emy with reversed arms, noun
ed band of artillery and then th
coffin. The mourners are expecte
to include the Prince of Wales, u
Duke of Connaught and the Duh
Cambridge, besides French noti
4s-ass. The church of St. Mary I
~. " half a mile from ID
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