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EARTHQUAKE IN CANADA.
Shock at Niagara.
PLAGUE STRICKEN MEMPHIS
AN APPEAL FOR AID.
ENGLAND AND RUSSIA DISAGREE.
THE YAZ00 MURDER,
EARTHQUAKE IN CANADA,
Shock at Niagara.
PLAGUE STRICKEN MEMPHIS
AN APPEAL FOR AID.
ENGLAND AND RUSSIA DISAGREE.
THE YAZOO MURDER.
PLAGUE-STRICKEN MEMPHIS.
An AAnnan eA~

An Appeal for Aid.
NEW YORK, August 2l.-RegardIng the pro-
help for Memphis sufferers, a special from that
city says: Their expenses are 81, 900 per day
ana are increasing. They have expended the
$4,000 that was In their treasury when the
fever appeared, and have no means to continue
the fight unless the north again responds Ia the
same liberal manner as last year. The various
secret organizations, as usual, are working
since the advent OF the epidemic. Foremost
among these organizations stands that OF the
Knights OF Honor. The present epidemic is
way they have been managing things they are
equal to the emergency. They have q we'll
organized board of relief, which is carefully
t watched over by the supreme lodge. An the
given, and watchful eye ever kept over It.
They watch over and alleviate the su1eriugs OF
their sick and let them want for nothing All
supreme lodge The Herald ID Special % ADDS: S The fhe
various relief societies are supplanting the
Christian churches here. During the present
leaving their fiocks to the ravages OF the fever
Were It not for the charitable organizations the
distress would be Increased tenf0ld.
Cases and Deaths in Memphis.
reported to the board of health this morning
Mrs. +. MtllbrandOn and A. E. Speers Four
deaths have Occurred-J. II. Haven, Frank
Lindsey, Camille Gen1nni and Richard Majors
Protest Against Isolation.
AT meeting OF citizens residing In the SOUTH
ern portion OF the city, held last night, strong
resolutions were adopted protesting against the
state board of health at Nashville prohibiting
clt1ZenS TO venture beyond their premises be-
tween the hours OF pm. and am.
announces the death yesterday OF Captain s. r.
Cannon, q prominent criminal lawyer of this
city, who was recently assistant attorney gen.
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u. .. Bonds I'm Emglans


LONDON, August 91.-The 7swss IN its imam
cial article says u g. bonds are steady in re-
sponse to the demand for investment securities
in bonds as MADE up for transmMscS @ @ SSUS 20 New
York yesterday.
The Originator o. Penny Postage
The health of Sir rowland RS,nSi H,u. e,.,ecres.ry
10 the general post ONCE and originator OF the
plan for uniform penny postage system. has
been failing for some months: Last night his
the point OF death. Sir Rowland is in his sstS
year.
Difference Between English ana
Hussfan Com mmtSst0mers.
LONDON, August ga dispatch from Vienna
70 the daily Telegraph says: The Russian and
English commissioners have seriously differed
relative to the determination Of the Russo
Cf sse a
the British ambassador at st. Petersburg, has
suspended for the moment the negotiations
which were proceeding at st. Petersburg on
American Cruisers for England.
A Berlin dispatch TO the daily Se,cs says:
That some persons put the number OF cruisers,
for the construction OF which In America Rus
sia Is negotiating, as high as e. but i've or less
seems the more probable number.
On HIS Death Red
correspondent OF the Times writes tnat
John Baldwin Blackstone, the famous comedian
and dramatic author, for many years lessee
ana manager or the Haymarket theater, suf-
fered a second paralytic seizure a few days
ego ana Is now probably on bis death bed, and
that he Is In destitute circumstances.
A Dead Historian.
LONDON, August 21.-JoSeph octave Dele
pierre, the Belgian historian, and antiquary
and writer on Maceronic literature, is dead Ia
his 10Th year. He was formerly 10 the dip-
lomat1c service OF Belgium.
Russian students Arrested.
CHRIST1ANA, August 21.-Two Russian STU
dents accused OF being nihilists have been ar
rested at Wadsoe at the request OF the Russian
consul general, the Russian government hav-
Ing demanded their extradltion.
Floods I'm England.
LONDON, August 21.-Rains In England con.
unue, and a renewal OF the overflow OF the
rivers is reported this morning from Somerset
snife. Derbyshire, Warw1ckshire, leicester.
shire and Staffordshire.
Warlike Greece.
ATHENS, August 2l.-A royal decree has been
issued calling out 5000 men OF the secoud-class
poned his intended autumn tour
The New French Cable.
LIvKRPOoL, August E.-The London CORES
munication through the cable from the steamer
Faraday, engaged in lying the new French
cable, was received here on the 18th OF August.
The Faraday was then experiencing heavy
weather. The cable is supposed to have been
cut and IL Is hoped buoyed. The North German
Lloyd steamer Weser, which arrived at south
ampton on the 10th, reports that she spoke the
steamer Faraday on the 18th inst. In latitude
49 10 north longitude IL 80 west, but that the
only words OF the signals decipherable were
lifted !, 200 cable"
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AssAsSINATED BY A RIVER THIEF-ThOmas
Mcguire, aged 2S, a watchman On the river front
at New York, was assassinated about noon yes
terday by river thief named Perry, who ap-
preached him syly In the street and shot him
10 the stomach. 1nhict1ng dangerous wound
were recovered from their astonishment. Ma
guire had been instrumental in bringing some
OF Perry's gang to justice, and Perry shot him
revenge.
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WILL SELL SLATE MANTEIS CHEAPER
w than any Northern Manufacturer, and
our customers have the largest line Of styles
to select from. We have kept our full force -
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and now have 760 Mantele In stock.
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THE YAZOO MURDER.
R0PLSA0l nupt nv> naal

YAZ0O CITY, Miss, August 2l.-J. A. Barks-
dale was released to-day on g, 600 bond, the
prosecution agreeing, and an examination was
waived.
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MI. WRlGHT's INVESTIGATION ENDEp.-A tele-
gram from san francisco, August Goth, says: The
has finished taking testimony. Several of the
members left for the Yosemite Valley TO-DAY,
The inquiry isgenerally looked upon as farcicai
concerned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-21

HANLAN having declined to row over the
second heat with Riley In the Barrie (Ontario)
for single scull professionals was awarded to
Riley.
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The LOnK Bf4mCn 06mK BufGI0fYe
LONG BRANCH, N. j.. August N.-JaS Hunt
and his two companions, who were arrested
yesterday on suspicion OF being the Long
Branch burglars, were discharged this morn.
Ing, Br1tton WOolley, the bank policeman, de.
cllhDg to swear to their identity.
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HON. CARL SCHURZ addressed an audtence
number 1g over 4, 900 people at Cincinnati last
night. He began by referring to the prediction
made by Gen: Ewing that specie re sumption
would be failure. and after showing how 1t
had been successfully brought about In spite of
this prediction, charged the Ohio democrats
with trying to break down specie payments by
advocating the substitution OF treasury notes
for national bank currency, and made the
point that In leaving such government issues to
be regulated upon principles established by
legislation or organic law, so as to secure the
greatest possible stability OF value" the demo-
cratic platform really placed at the mercy OF
the caucus OF the dominant party the private
fortune OF every citizen. Mr.. SchurZ reviewed
briefly the evils OF imitation, and then entered
into an elaborate defense OF the national bank
Ing system. Touching upon the question Of
the bi-metalltc currency, he declared that the
proposition advocated by the Ohio democracy
was not In the interest OF OF bi-Inetallism, but
that 1t aims at the circulation OF one metal
alone, and that metal silver. After speaking at
some length on the national Indebtedness, he
took up the question Of the use of United States
troops at the polls, and denied emphatically
that any man had been hindered or intimidated
In the exercise Ct his suffrage by a federal bay
onet at the polls. He defended the Presidents
course In vetoing the so-called political legis-
latl0n or the last congress, and closed with a
vigorous argument In support Of the principle
that we are nation as opposed to the States
rights idea.
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II. 2. WILLIAMS, the worktngmen's nominee
iol congress for the second California district,
mas oecIneo, and Z. j. Clunne, the "Bilk" can.
oldate, mas been nominated In his place.
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ATTORNEY GENERAL DEvKNs has returned to
Washington.
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ARCHBISHOP PURCELL's TROUBLRs.-Another
dow has been struck at Archbishop Purcell by
the failure of g. H. BuSsing & Co. bank In Gin.
in the East for the relief Of the Archbishop
were deposited with this firm, and the failure
Will tie up this amount and only a small portion
the cashier and one OF the partners, was the
treasurer Of the central committed, having
Charge OF the collection and distribution OF
funds for the benefit OF the Archbishop's credi-
tors, and no bond had been given for the
security Of the money. It Is great surprise
that only $4,000 had been collected, when the
amount was supposed to be much greater. In
the vault OF Bussing's bank are collaterals of
the Archbishop amounting to 100000, upon
which $4,000 had been advanced. The bank
was favorite place OF deposit with the Catho-
ncs and many parties crippled by the Arch
bear.
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scranton, Pa., August IS, SayS:-At II O'Clock
Hill, suburb OF this city, were startled by the
sudden rocking OF their houses, followed by q
loud, rumbling shock In the mine beneath. The
the buildings The cause ef 'ef the commeion IN
was was the giving way Of the roof In an abandoned
part OF the Bellevale mine, which over year
ago was the scene OF similar catastrophe.
To-day's cave-in covers an area of an acre aud
a. naH Large fssures have appeared In brick
Company, and 1t is feared that many piles OF
brick Will sink into the ground. The residence
OF the superintendent has sunk over five feet.
thrown from their foundations, and the gardens
are streaked with 1issures while In many spots
Inc tops OF fruit trees are flush with the ground.
reigns in the neighbOrhood, and many families
have sought refuge In other sections. dreadng
to remain in their houses.
The TYLER INvEsrIGATIoN.-The investiga-
o uon OF caarges against Gen. E: B. Tyler post
Dy Postal Agents Shallcross and Tidball Sew
eral witnesses were examined. The hearing
VIII last probably ten days longer. 1t is re-
mony OF lady in California. formerly a post
office clerk here. Gen. Tyler said that the
prosecution Is conspiracy against him. He
been under fire before, hence he takes the mat
ter coolly, whilst admitting that it is annoying
and vexatious.-[Bau Sun, 21st.
SUICIDE OF A GIRL WITH BROKEN HEART
At Buffalo, Mary J. Cormichey, young girl,
committed suicide Tuesday by hanging herself
In woOdshed connected with her home The
act was deliberate, she having attached rope.
made Of slips OF bed ticking, to beam, and
then Jumped from carpenters bench. She had
been engaged to young man who few weeks
since Tilted her. She had become very meIan
choly, and her mother feared she would do her
peared more rational, and being less watchful.
gave the poor girl an opportunity to end her
sorrows.
HAHLAN having declined to row ovor tbo
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u. q BONDS, DISTRICT SECURITIES, RAIL
ROAD, INSURANCE. GAS AND OTHER
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
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over tho MANY" 1.-THE Empire OF the Disseminated
written by Russian Nihlist traces the Revolutionary
movements in that Empire to the arbitrary auu nri'
meal measures OF the Government Other artc'cs VI
interest in this number The Scientific "ofh OF 'he
Howgate Expedition" by Orray Taft sherman; zen
satonahsn IN the Pulpit" by the Rev. william NJ lay
lor "Med,ayal French Literature" by T. Y. Crane
Tho cxneriment OF Transforming the time-honored
:. North American into monthly magazine. without
pictorial or poctical attractions will be watched wh
curiosity by the friends both of the old and the ne"
regime
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EegGl NoIite5.
VIIE LAWS OF CONGRESS-Abstract OF
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SUPREME COI'RT-m the matter Of the
NENN ORK.-In puT-uance OF ORDER of the Supreme
Court OF New York, made special term
thereof ncli laof the Clty ~ kingston the
2h dav If DECEMBER 1919 notice II hereby given that the
uldr-cned has been du appointed referee Ia take proof
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81 before the lith day vi February, 1870
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SUPREME COURT. City and County OF New
- NoIk-FGANCFS JANTs JESTER. Plaintiff. AGAINST
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THAN KEEL! OGG her husband. MICHAEL HAYES and
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city. -, ..- WILSON ". row I'll. .
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