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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-08
THE RIyEr CONVENTION.
The Delegations From the Several Wards
Which Will Compose 1t.

The following is a list Of the names of the
delegates from the several wards to the Rlvet
convention, az they were received at the head
quarters of the party last night:
First Ward-L. c. Army, John Reilly, jas.
y. TiIden, Christ Wide John Harney, A.
Cousley. Thos Lunn, Jr., B. L. Skidmore, Ed.
Nestor, Jas. j. kearns.
Hippler. Thoa. Hogan, Alex. Moore, Geo. J.
McCulen, VIM Kent, r. Z. O'Brian. William
j. Basworth, John Reilly, John Hussey, JAS.
Cotauziro, J. M. Mcintyre:
Third Ward-Ed. La Tonta, 4. J. Byrnes,
Fl. A, Autz, w. II. Compton, Thos. Z, Adams
II. b. Mitchell. u. II. Lynch, Jas- q. Kelley,
Mike Pellens, S Ii. Decker. Geo. Herron. 9.
B. O'sullivan. John BIarint, Thos. Lynch, r..
Welsh Eug Perrier, VIM. Riordan.
Fourth Ward-Ed.. Morgan, /. l.. Fisher,
A. p. Hsnthorn, q. Wninzettel Hy. Macon,
Chas. Constance, J. T, Houssard.
Fifth Ward Ed Breaux, Robert Boye. H..
LafferanderIe, Max. Hnet. A. Cassagne, T.. u.
Drew, NJ. M. Mari, J. X. Coates, A. Roux, Sr,.
Jos Silentos.
Sixth Ward-No returns.
Seventh Ward-George Sauva Charles De
Bouchel, Ant. Leambas, stephen Ruh, Henry
u. Monier. Alex. Maus. ]. Q. Harnot, ~ =,
Blanchard and A. Pujal
Eighth Ward-W. II. Brooks, Thomas Mo
ran, T. w. Collins Thomas McGrath. }. X,
| Fitzgerald, John Powers. VIM. Cramer.
| Ninth Ward No returns.
Tenth Ward-Wm. Graner John AoldtnE,
Charles Drmeyer, John Mahoney, Jr. Fred
tierting. S. Cotton, G.. d. Emauuels, George
Adde, J. +. Pendergrast. Wm. kamlade, e. b.
Mix, J ohm Gnttery.
| Eleventh Ward Geo. q. Cotton: Pat. Muir
ply, +. M. Address, a. Steinalt, u. Cnnners.
Thos. Hall, JAS McCuhbin. A. s. Address.
Twelfth Ward-Jas f. Daunoy, E. Schmidt,
John Otto, Il. III V. Gregory, A. Q. Keller:
Thirteenth Ward Saml y. Houston, Dan
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-08
TURKEY.

ROME. Nov. THE FaufMtla newspaper an
nounces that all the Ottoman ambassadors
have been Instructed to deny the report OF an
understanding between Turkey and Russia.
LONDON, Nov. THE Turkish Consul Gem
eral at Pesth has been empowered to formal
ly contradict the sensational report that Eng
land had sent a note or ultimatum to Turkey.
and to declare that the relations between Tur-
key and England will be on as friendly q foot
ing In the future as In the past.
LONDON Nov. THE Times confirms the
statement that the British tleet will not go to
Vaurlay. The Porte has given positive as
surances that 1t will no longer delay the ex-
ecution Of the reforms.
LONDON, Nov. IA dispatch from Vienna
to the Standard says: A private letter from
Constantinople confirms the reports of ex~
treme distress in the financial affairsof Turkey.
Even the pilgrimage to Mecca, which has
hitherto been provisioned at the expense of
the government, Is unable to get any assist
ance, an event which has never before Oe-
cured since the establishment OF the Otto
man Empire.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-08
THE UNITED KINGDOM.

LONDON, Nov. IA dispatch to Reuters
Telegram Company from Malta reports that
the departure OF Admiral HarnIeys squadron
for Vaurlah has been postponed for ten days.
The Central News Association asserts that
1t is officially informed that the dispatch of
the British squadron to Vaurlah has not been
conference.-the but that Admiral Harnsley
has telegraphed thnt he is delayed at Malta
by the unseaworthiness Of the Temeraire.
DUBLIN, Nov. THE Irish Land League
has adopted the address drafted at meeting
OF the National Land League here Tuesday
last, calling on turner's for practical assist
ance In the efforts making toward securing
the soil OF ireland foF those who cultivate It,
with view to the establishment OF a peasant
proprietary.
Owing to the preparations for Mr. Par
nell's American tour, 1t will be impossible for
him to carry out his programme Of visiting
the Irish in the large constituencies In Great
Britain.
LONDON, Nov. THE Viceroy OF India
telegrapns ns follows: Ayoob Khan, Governor
OF Herat, is said to be practically imprisoned
In a citadel by bis troops.
The Globe this evening says: Stocks here
were depressed during the afternoon In con-
sequence of a rumor on the Stock Exchange
Of the approaching dissolution Of Parlianeat,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-08
GERM ANY.


LONDON, Nov. IA Paris dispatch to the
Times says: The sale OF the Russian st. Pc
tersburg aascttc is forbidden in the streets of
towns in Germany, on account of several ar
titIes entitled German Women" which are
full Of insults to the German nation
to the Reuter- Telegram Company says 1t ID
stated that the post of foreign secretary.
made vacant by the death of Herr Won Buzz
low, has been offered to Prince Hohenloha,
the present German Ambassador at Paris,
who will simultaneously be appointed Impe-
rial Vice General. It is understood that Herr
Won Stalberg, the present Vice chancellor,
concurs In this arrangement but it is not yet
known whether Prince Hohonlohe will ae-
cept.
LONDON. Nov. THE correspondent OF the
Times at Paris says the vice chancetlorshfp
of Germany has not vet been offered to Prince
Hohenohe, and that he is not likely to accept
it Ii it Is offered.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-08
THE MURDEROUs APACHEs.
The Mexican Authorities Requested to Ar
rest Victoria and His Band.

WHIppLE BARRACKS, Nov. G.-The follow
ing dispatch has been sent to the Mexican
consul ut Tucson:
"Our troops are reported returned to Fort
Bayard having met Victoria In Mexico. ANY
effort OF the Mexican government to arrest
the hostlles will be regarded as afrtendly act.
80. B. WILCOX,
"Brevet Major General
70 which the consul has replied as follows:
"TucsoN, November6.
ITO Gen. o. B. Wilcox. Whlpple Barracks:
"Your dispatch was received and contents
Immediately forwarded to tho Mexican au-
thorities, that they may proceed against the
h0sties as requested, by the very good friend-
ship existing between our two republics
"FRANCIs l.. PRIETo,
Mexican Consul.
A FIGHT WITH THE APACHEs IN MEXICO SIXTY
MILES FROM THE BORDER,
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. THE following has
patch from Fort Grant to the Tucson Daily
Star says: Dispatches from Fort Bayard, NJ.
M. announce tho return there OF the Arizona
troops and scouts. They had hghtby moon
light with Chief Victoria's band Of Apaches
In Mexico, sixty miles below the boundary
engaged In the fight, and they were defeated
and driven from the field. Private Cochlerio,
Of Company A, Sixth Cavalry, of Fort Grant.
Arizona, and nm Indian scout Of Lieut.. Gate.
woods company, Ot EOrb hpaehs were ktieu
and another Iudan scout wounded Major
Morrow commanded the troops during the
fight The Arizona troupes are en- route to
their posts, the hostile Indians all having
been driven out Of New Mexico. Gen. Carr,
Id charge of oil scouting parties and troops
In the tield In Southern Arizona, will return
at once with his troops along the border to
guard the territory against the hostiles now
In New Mexico.
VICTORIA TO BE HUNTED DOWN.
NEW YORK, Nov. IA Denver, Col, dis
patch says The greatest activity prevails at
military headquarters at Santa Fe and Fort
Bayard, In retttng Morrow's command,
which Is to take the field against the Apache
chief Victoria Capt. Dodge and his colored
company have been ordered to duty with
Morrow Two mounted howitzers and fifty
pack mules will be furnished as soon as re-
fitted Morrow will hunt down Old Victoria.
MericO or no Mexico
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-08
Measures Supported BY The New York
Chamber ~ Commerce.

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.--At a meeting Of the
Chamber of Commerce to-day there were
present Hon. Thomas Bailey Potter, NJ. P, of
England, and W. D. ForWood, president Of
the Liverpool Chamber Of Commerce. Both
gentlemen were introduced and made brief
Speeches The committee on foreign COM
merce and revenue laws made q report to the
chamber In reference to through bills Of
lading between this country and Great
Britain, and offered u resolution, which was
adopted, empowering the committee to en-
deavor to have the bill introduced ID Con-
gress in 1876 by Abram S. Hewitt, entitled ian
act to facilitate negotiation of bills of ladtng
and other commercial instruments, and to
punish frauds thereip,,"' passed at the ensuing
"a resolution pledgng itself to renew Its
previous petitions to Congress for relief from
the exorbitant duties on wool, In response to
a memorial from the Chambers of Commerce
of Australia and New Zealand.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-08
A Promise of Reforms by Turkey
Brightens the Situation in
the East.
A Revolution Organizing in Mexico
The stBaron Grant" of France
Disappears Owing 6.OOO,-
900 Francs General
Foreign Notes.
MEXICO.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. ct is asserted by
parties in this city. who profess to be intima-
tely acquainted with Mexican affairs, that
large proportion Of the population Of Mexico
Is dissatis SIZED with the government OF Presi-
dent Diaz and that this dissatisfaction has
taken the shape OF organized revolutionary
government, which includes many OF the
most distinguished NJ exican soldiers and poll
ticlans, and that an outbreak, which will in-
volve several OF the most important Mexican
States, Is imminent. An agent OF the govern
ment Of restoration Of the Republic of Mexico,
Of which Gen. Angel Maria Carnllo dc Abor-
noz Is president, ls In this city, endeavoriDg
to negotiate for material aid to further their
schemes for the overthrow OF President Diaz.
The agent invites CAPITALISTS, who are now
considering the scheme, To supply the fevolu-
tionary government with certain arms and
military supplies, in return for which they
are to be granted:
1. Authority to organize n national bank Of
Mexico, the notes Of which are to be legal
tenders for all debts, public and private, and
to be receivable In payment of public lands at
the rate OF 81 per acre; all the pubic lands
OF Mexico to be set apart for this purpose.
2. Franchises for railways and telegraphs
throughout Mexico, and subSidiea III bonds or
national bank notes sufficient for their con-
structitM.
8. Abolition OF all duties on lmportations of
goods from the United States into Mexico by
| land.
The rights OF immigrants are guaranteed,
and taxation and service In the Mexican army
| for stated period arc to be remtted and re-
| ligious toleration assured.
| There seems no doubt that very ambitious
men In Mexico are concerned In the move
ment. and some of the heaviest capitalists OF
the Pacific coast are reported to be now ex-
amining it with view to engaging In the en-
| terprtse II 1t promises success. By private
| letter from gentleman In Boston 1t Is learned
| that the same scheme has been submitted to
Santa Te Railroad These gentlemen have al
ready sent an agent to Mexico to obtain from
| President Diaz some franchises 50 far as their
company Is concerned, and failing In that, 1t
ls said they have promised to give the scheme
their earnest attention.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-08
FRANCE,

LONDON Nov. TIA Paris dispatch says:
The difficulties which marked yesterdays
Paris E0urSe Is not yet surmOunted. At the
opening there was much hesitation and fear
OF catastrophe, but later on rumors Of an ar
raDgement reassured the market. The direc-
tors of the Banque Europeene have recon-
sidered their position regarding M. Philip
parts speculations and will intervene Ia set
Element OF the difficulties resulting from
them. The Banque Europeene seems now
to have been advised that 1t stands by law re-
sponsible for Its chalrman's operations. 1t Is
stated that NJ. Philippart has resigned the
Craftsmanship of the bank, end that an extra
ordinary meeting Of the shareholders will be
held as soon as possible.
A Paris dispatch says: nj. Phlilppart has
disappeared, leaving enormous liabilities
PARIS, Nov. IA decree will appear in the
official journal cOnvOking the Chambers on
the twenty seventh of November.
LONDON, Nov. IA Paris dispatch to the
Times says Mr.. Pbillpart, the noted specula-
tor on the Paris Bourse, and the organizer OF
the Banuue Europeenne, gave notice to the
days ago. that he anticipated difficulty In
meeting his maturing liabilities, and tnat he
was gong to Belgium to raise money. He
started, and news from him was anxlously
word. On Tuesday evening the Europeenne
board met, and a telegram was sent him.
There was no reply. The banks legal adj
visers were sent for, and the state Of things
examined into Phillipart's liabilities to the
baHk amounted to three or four million
francs. but the bank held as security an enor-
nous quantity OF Credit Mobilier shares, and
1t reckoned It's shares In the purchase OF the
Grand Hooelard Hotel scrip as an asset OF
three or four million francs. The position OF
the bank was therefore good on condition
of the bonds, Its bonds not being thrown on
the market. The statut-s provided that nc
operation OF illegal shares should bind the
concern, unless indorsed by two directors
The board decided that 1t had not accepted
the responsibility Of Pnilliparts Bourse
operations. On the boards decision, and
Pnilipart's disappearance becoming knowr
on the Bourse, the effect was like a thunder
clap. PhlIipart was "execrated," as it Ii
called, the balance due by him reaching
100000 francs. On Thursday evening it was
! affirmed that compromise was to be effected
between the Banque Europeenne and th
brokers on basis 10 be agreed upon 30 as t.
make the best OF the affair.
PARIS, Nov. THE Bonapartlsts have
nominated Marshal Canrobert as candidate
for Senator from the Department OF Lowe
Charente. The election will take place on tn
ninth instant.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-08
More Trouble Between the Chicago Fork
Packers and Their Employees.

CHICAGO. Nov. Trouble between the
pork packers and their hands, who number In
the aggregate about 5000, has broken out
again and Is likely to prove serious matter
ia one of the greatest Industries of this city.
The Workingmen's Union, TO which 1000 men
ut The stock yards belong. has decided 70 de-
mand an increase of 25 cents per day for all
kinds OF labor. This the pork packers refuse
to pay. To-day twenty-one OF them, includ-
ing all the leading firms in the city, Joined IN
the opposition to the union aud its demands
Many or them have shut down entirely. and
some threaten to remove their business from
Chicago freely. Hogs were drag In the
market to-day. and at the close the prospect
was not good for activity In the near future.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-08

Nothing Decisive as to the Result Scatter.
ing Returns from Various Counties.

PETERSBURG, Va, Nov. 7. . The election
returns from precincts in adjacent counties
are coming in very slowly, and great interest
is felt as to The result. In Brunswick county,
Johnson, Readjuster, s elected to the House
of Delegates by 33 majority. In the Senate
rial district composed of Brunswick, Motto
way and Lunenberg. Williams, Republican,
is elected over Nudge A. NJ. Mallory, Read
juster. by $50 majority. Reliable information
gives Fulton, Debt Payer, for the Senate, and
Jones and JeWett, Debt Payers, Tor the Legis-
posed OF the counties Of Chesterfield and Pow
hatan and Manchester township, majority
of about 3Ct@
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gov RIsllop, OF Ohip, &ues n Newspaper
for Libel.

CTNC1NNATI, Nov. Gov Bishop this
afternoon brought suit In the Superior Court
against the CincinDatti Gazette Company for
100000 damages, alleged to have, been sus-
tained from d false, dnmnatory and malicious
libel published by che defendant On October
IA, charging him with corrupt bargain and
conspiring with the Democratic police COM
missioners, Sutton and Dorsch, to GUST Com.
missioner Weber, In order to usurp control OF
libelous publication, charging that Gov.
Bishop had become the submissive tool q q
chnractarlpss set nf ndyenturers.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-08
Important Testimony In the Hayden Case.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov. IAN important
piece OF testimony In the Hayden murder case
has Just come to light. 1t is to the effect that
there has been found In Mary Stanards right
cheek which has been preserved In the Iale
medical school, seventeen indentations, wh1Gh
correspond exactly with the seventeen nails
ia wore On the day or the murder. II -
claimed by the State that Hayden put his foot
on the girls face when he cut her throat, and
that the indentations were made by the nails
in the boot heel at that time. This Is con-
sIdered a vital point Ia the case, as 1t tends to
fix the personality OF the murder.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-08

ton to providing for general understanding
in regard to general interests, also secures q
Joint action, IL required, for the protection OF
the interests OF either power In the Balkan
peninsula on q basis OF the treaty OF Berlin.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. THE GOlos de-
clares that 1t ls time for Russia to offer the
Poles the hand of friendship, and thus secure
such allies in Germany and Austria that no
Austro- German alliance will be dangerous to
RuSafa
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-08
cen. Hooker,s Funeral at Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Nov. All of last night and
up to O'clock to-day the remains OF Gen.
Hooker lay In state In the Second Presbyte-
rian Church. AS the hour fixed for the fune-
raj approached, the church filled up, until the
crowd overflowed, and blocked the adjoining
streets. Ali flags on public buildings aud
hotels were displayed at half-mast, and the
church and alarm bells tolled during the pro-
grees Of the procession.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-08
why Georgia Railroad was not sold

MACON, Ga. Nov. THE Macon and Bruins
wick road was offered to-day for sale or lease
with the privilege Of purchase. The bidding:
went up to $t76,o10, when the legal hour OF
vented d decision as to the highest bidder be-
fore the expiration OF the hour. The Cover
nor Withdrew the road. 1t will be readyer-
tised In a few days.
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Louis Elder 49, John Hubert 105, John NC
Carron los.
FOURTEENTH WARD.
j. 8. Wright elected Total vote 1o4. No
opposition.
FIFTEENTH WARD.
Delegate to State Central Committee
L. Smith 200, Edward Quirn 179.
Elacted To Parish Conventional. Mulcaire
2Os. Dave Hartnett 200, II. J. Peterson and
Ghas. Howard.
SIXTEENTH WARD.
q. A. Trezevant.
SEVENTEENTH WARD.
Henry Tebbe, II. b. Studies. No opposi-
tion
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-08
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Nov. THE Prince OF Roumariia
has conferred upon Archibald Forbes, the
famous newspaper war correspondent, the
order OF the star of Roumania," for his par
ticipation In the Russo-Turkish campaign.
LONDON, Nov. THE Psninsular and Orf-
entail Company's steamer Kaisar J. Hind is
aground In the Suez canal causing sllsp8n-
sion OF traffic.
The French revenue for ten months of the
present year ending with October exceeds the
estimates by 1913, ,000, 900 francs.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-08
An Election DiHicuity Results In a Prob
ably Fatal wound.

BALTIMORE, Nov. Information has been
received here of an election row at Leonard
which resulted in the shooting of A. A. Law
renee, county commissioner on the Repub can
ticket, and prominent politician Of that
place. i. Is not known who fred the shot.
Lawrence is q native of Ohio, was State Sena-
tor Of Maryland in 1876 and member OF the
House OF Delegates in 1878. Although Sc
rously hurt there Is hope that he may re-
cover.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-08
Secretary McCreasy seeking information
an to the Troubles tn Texas.

telegram from Deputy Marshal johnson, ct
Fort Elliott, Texas asking authority to use
United States soldiers ut that place as q posse
comitatus to aid in arresting q number OF
the government Secretary McCreary to. day
sent telegram to Fort Elliott asking for
full particulars regarding the robbery and
rescue by citizens of the guilty parties from
the marShaPS force.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-08
Gen. Grants future Movements.

NEW YORK, Nov. IA dispatch from
Galena, Ill, says Gen. Grant expects to come
East the second week 10 Decem Der. After
few places, including Indianapolis,
Louisville Cincinnati, Pittsburg, New York
and Philadelphia, he will leave for Cuba,
where he intends to spend the winter. Int the
spring he will return to his home by the way
either Of Galveston or New Orleans.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-08
Fatal Railroad Accident Near Altoona,
RR.

Pennsylvania Railroad broke In two this
morning while coming down the mountain,
eight miles west of Altoona. detached por-
tion of the train gained great speed, running
down the hill at the rate of mile minute,
until at Kittaning Point it overlook and ran
into the first part. Twentyfour cars were
completely wrecked. James Mcdowell and
j. O. Cook, brakemen were fatally injured
and terribly mutilated.
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wEATB gR PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON. Nov 8.-For the Tennessee
and the Ohio valley. partly cloudy, weather
and local rains, falling followed by rising
barometer, southeasterly to southwesteriy
rains, and by Saturday night lower tempera-
ture.
For the Gulf States, warm east to south
winds, stationary or slowly falling barome-
ter partly cloudy weather and areas OF rain,
followed In Texas during Saturday afternoon
or evening by cooler northerly winds and ris-
ing barometer.
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Rev. John A. Broadus, of Louisville, delivered
the dedicatory sermon. Addresses were made
BY Drs. Birmingham, Of New York, j.. y.
Jetler, of Richmond, Va, and Galusha An
derson, Of GAINESVILLE, Wis.
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Found Guilty of Manslsushter.

COLUMBIA, S. c., Nov. THE jury 10 the
case OF ex-policeman VIM Rose, charged with
the murder of John English In June last,
which has caused considerable public interest
during the past week, have rendered YER
diet OF manslsughter, with recommendation
IN
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-08
THE STATE CAMPAIGN.
Gov. Wilts and Party in Bienville Cordial
Reception by Large Assemblage.
[Speeial to the Democrat

ARCADIA. Nov. THE mass meeting here
to-day was largely attended, despite the bad
weather The whole party Of Democratic
canvassers spoke and aroused great eDthusl-
asm. Gov, Witt has recovered from his at-
tack or illness The party leaves Immediately
for Homer.
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The Coming Reunion Of the Army Of the
Cum herl Land.

WASHINGTON, Nov. THE transportation
committee III charge OF the arrangemt nts for
the coming reunion OF the Society 81 the
Army of the Cumberland On the nineteenth
and twentieth of November have succeeded in
securing half-fare rates over all trunk lines
leading to this city and their connections.
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rhor auEh InspsctIon nssun In Memphis

MEMPHIS, Nov -House-to-honse inspec-
tion began to-day under the auspices OF the
National Board Of Health. with view OF as
certaining what sanitary improvements are
necessary for each dwelling within the cor
porate limits of the city.