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NE" YORK; May lo'
Governments strong.
Railroad securities strong and active.
Sta+e bonds d,rl
60, -.,L. ,oz ,,o, s .o.:
MS. $1,000, 49, ,,u;oo, aa,.a.,ooa "a
~" 49, ~" 800 $3.50. 800 49, ~
o'e per oenl.' .iio a..ei ~ " ao0' winch ioso
from % 10 otta. Alter tnls STOCK the advance was
most marked in Louisville & Nashville, ST. Louis 4
Iron Mountain, Chicago, ST. Paul Minneapolis, To-
1oaa g. v.taah ord 0,io,,si1,-o,. rafor.ad I,5io,
oo ~ ~ e =
apohs, cincinnati La1aye'te rose from 67s TO Z,
dropped to Az and recovered to So. Trunk line,
Granger and coal shares we're firm on comparatiyey
narrow fluctuations.
AT the close TRANSACTIONS loo,ooU snares,
OF which 22,0OO were Erie. !9,ooO LAKE Shore 4
Michigan Southern; 1900 Toledo Wabash; 1900
Chicago Il Northwestern common; $500 Chicago
& Northwest RI preferred: l! 900 Milwaukee l. st.
Paul common; $500 Milwaukee 4 st. Paul pre-
ferred; 5000 Delaware, Lackawana Western; 5000
New Jersey Central; 5000 Michigan Central; 1000
Union Pacific; 400 hannibal i ST. Joe; LOCO Ohio
hlss!ss1ppl common !ooo ONO & MISSISSIPPI pre-
ferred; 1,400 Western Union; LOO Pacific Mail;
1850 Indianapolis, Cincinnati 4 Lafayette; 5000
Chicago, St. Paul 4 minneapolis; 42OO Louisville 4
St. Louis, Kansascity + Northern, and 1890 Quick
s 1t,II. o.,- - :, ,o, o,,4
| prime merrontile u,ner 404l5 rer cent.
Sterling Fxchanpe-B Bankers bills steady. long
| AZ. sioht exchange on New York SSls
| GOVERNMENTS
Coupons, 1865 New AIS. 1868
Coupons, 20, new. -. New per cents. l021a
Soupons' , ea 49, 1 1y1os, 49,
New IS, 1887 Currency 6s .124ia
STOCKS.
mesteEn Union Tel Fo1ed4 Wabash S9a
| S,,;oHs;1,er nrofarraG AsU Torro Harto - &C Z.
Pacific Mail ..... AZ Terre Haute did,. 10
| Marinosa . 7 IChicapo + Alton S1L
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Minneapolis Railroad Time Table,

Mfnnea110lfs Railroad Time Table.
Minneapolis b st. Louis Railway--.Shor
Line Iowa Route via Burlington.
Running through express trains with Pullman
palace car sleepers to st. Louis without change "a
miles shorter than any other route,
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Resolred, By the Board of County Commits
s1oners of Ramsey county, that an extra
sion of SAID Board be held at the Office of the
County Auditor, in said county, at 10 o'clock
IN the forenoon, on the Sd day of June, 1879
Adopted.
Ayes-Lindeke, Rene, Hoyt, Miner, Hunt,
Wagner, and Chairman Dawson.
Report of the directors of the aims house
and hospital, for the month of April, 1879,
referred to Committee on Ways and Means.
The following bills were allowed:
The N. w. Fuel Co., $72.16; John Blom,
5000; Jos. Spell, $4,000; D. H. Hunt,
S24.OO: VIM. L. Ames, 2O.51; N. Wagner,
$4,000; Jno. Corcoran, $4,000; DAILY
GLOBE, S3s9.S4: Prendergast Bros, $14.6O.
Bill of Municipal Court for $GO.O5 disal-
lowed.
Adjourned until June Sd, 1879, at 10
A. NJ. S. LEE DAVIS,
County Auditor.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul Railway
Passenger Depot foot of Jackson street. Ticket
and Freight Office Southeast Corner of Third and
Jackson streets. Thompson Petsch, Ticket Agents,
st. Paul.
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Northern Pacific Railroad.
Depot foot of Slbley street. Ticket and Fraip' {
Office, No. 43 Jackson street.
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Wheat receipts in Chicago, 76,322 bushels: ship
ments 160, 4S4
Wheat receipts in Milwaukee, 81, 420 bushels; ship
ST bushels
PORK.

Corn receipts in Chicago, 1929 bushels; ship
ments 304, 446 bushels
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Southern Minnesota Railway, Connecting ~
Ramsey with G. M. & st. r. Trains North
and South.
At Wells with Central Railroad Of Minnesota and
at La Crosse with O. NJ. st. P. Railway for al
points East.
Going West-Trains leave La Crosse w 7:47 a
Trains pass Ramsey. 80 p m
Going Esst-Trains pass Ramsey. . IL :2Oa m
Arrive 1T La Crosse b:37 . m
Minneapolis Time.
". 81. BARRON, General Ticket Ag't
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DONN-ELLY'S
Minnehaha Hotel /!

This elegant hotel will reopen May 1st refurnished
and renovated for the season.
Located as it is Immediately upon the falls, and
having within its enclosures the beautiful glen of the
out exception, the most desirable summer resort in
Minnesota.
The hotel is kept strictly rst-class, and guests
accommodated on either the American or European
plan
The Table d. Hote and Parlor Restaurant will be
found convenience to transents.
The grounds have disposed in picturesque loca-
tons, handsome pavillions and arbors, where ices
and light refreshments are served.
At stated times the celebrated Great Western Band
will be in attendance. 97-188
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RESOLVED, That the County Auditor of Ram
sey county be and lie is hereby instructed to
issue the bonds Of said county in the sum of
fifty thousand (s5o,O0O) dollars for the con-
struction of the Fort Smelling bridge, as au-
thorized by a special act of the Legislature
approved March I'd, 1878.
Said bonds shall be in sums of one thousand
1,000) dollars each. with interest coupons at
tached, bearing interest at the rate of seven per
cent. per annum. payable semi-annually; said
bonds shall be made payable in twenty years
from the date thereof. and said principal and
interest shall be payable at the financial agency
Of the county of Ramsey, in the city of New
York, The bonds shall be dated May l, 1879.
Adopted.
Ayes-Lindeke, Rene, Hoyt, Miner, Hunt,
Wagner and Chairman Dawson.
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Be it Resozye1. By the Board of County Com
missioners OF Ramsey county of Minnesota;


missioners OF Ramsey county of Minnesota;
that
WHEREAS, 1t has been duly made to appear
by affidavits duly made and filed before this
board, and this board is satisfied that at least
thirty days notice prior to the sixth day of
May, 1870 has been duly given of the hearing
of certain petition of VIM. Freeman, Daniel
Getty and Others for the location Of high
way running into more than one town, and
not within the limits of any incorporated city,
and running into the towns of White Bear,
Mounds View and Rose in said Ramsey
county, and which said proposed highway,
commencing at stake in Bald Eagle lake road
twenty chains moth of u section corner be-
tween sections IA and %, in town of White
Bear, and thence running as described in said
petition and terminating on the line of Henne-
pin county, west Of section five ~, town of
twenty-nine (29), range twenty three (23), (be-
ing Rose town, and known the White Bear
and Mounds View road, which said petition was
laid before said board at its extra session, held
at the Office of the county auditor of said
Ramsey county, on the first day Of April, 1879,
by posting up notices in three of The most pub
lie places in each of said towns Of White Bear,
Mounds View and Rose, and that said notices
were SO duly posted on the said April LIST, 1879.
And it is further resolved that committee
consisting Of the following members of said
board, to-wit ''Wm. Lindeke, John Wagner
and D. H. Hunt be- and they are hereby ap-
pointed to examine the highway proposed to
be located as asked in said petition, and to re-
port to said board at an extra session thereof
to be held the third day Of June, l679 at
10 o'clock in the forenoon, at the county audi
tors office in said county. And the said
board hereby designate the thirteenth
day Of May, 1879, at II o'clock in the forenoon
as the time when, and the residence of Henry
ayhinger at Pleasant Lake, in said town of
White Bear, as the place where such commit
tee will meet upon such road.
Adopted.
Ayes-Lindeke, Rene, Hoyt, Miner. Hunt,
Wagner and Chairman Dawson.
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Resolved, By the Board of County Commits
sioners of Ramsey county, Minnesota, that
WHEREAS, 1t has been duly made to appear
by affidavits duly made and filed before this
board, and this board is satisfied that at least
thirty days notice prior to the 9th of May,
1879, has been duly given of the hearing of
certain, petition of W. w. Weber and others for
the change of location of certain portion of
the road known as the st. Paul & Bald Eagle
road in said county, where the same runs near
the shore of White Bear Lake, in lot one D,
section twenty three (23), town thirty (2O in
the town of White Bear. which petition was
laid before said Board at its meeting held on
the lst of April, 1879, by posting up notices
thereof in three of the most public places in
said town, and that said notices aforesaid were
posted as aforesaid ON the 4th of May. 1875
and be it further
ResolUed, That committee consisting of the
following members of said Board, to-w1t: Vim.
Lindeke, John Wagner, ant D. H. Hunt be,
and they are hereby appointed to examine the
said highway, proposed to be changed and
vacated. as asked in said petition, and to re-
port to said Board at an extra session thereof,
to be held the Sd day Of june 1879, at
10 O'Clock in the forenoon, at the County
Auditors office in said county. And the said
Board hereby designate the 18th day of May,
1879, at o'clock P. NJ, as the time when, and
the new station of the St. Paul & Duluth rail-
road in said town, near said lake, and near said
proposed change of road. as the place where
such committee will meet upon such route.
Adopted
Ayes-Lindeke, Rene Hoyt, Miner, Hunt,
Wagner, and Chairman Dawson.
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Resolved That the County Treasurer be and
he is hereby instructed to transfer from West
St. Paul fund TO County Revenue fund the sum
of four hundred and sixteen and 25-lO0 dollars,
same being expenses attending sale of West st.
Paul delinquent taxes paid by Ramsey county.
Adopted.
Ayes-Lindeke, Rene, Hunt, Wagner and
Chairman Dawson.
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VXANTED-One large or two small rooms, unfur-
w nished, on East Side near Suspension Bridge.
State terms, Address b. r. H., Box ITO, 7G
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Naln Inc trains run through to st. Vincent withou
sleeping coach attached.
J. 2. FARLEY, Gen Manager and Receiver
W. 3. ALEXANDER. General Passenger Agent
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Resolutions.
Resolved, That the sum of seven hundred
($7OO) dollars be ana the same is hereby appro-
priated to the Board of Directors of the Aims
House Hospital for the support of the Poor.
Aims House and Hospital for the month of
May, 1879.
Adopted.
Ayes-Lindeke, Rene. Hoyt, Miner, Hunt,
Wagner and Chairman Dawson.
ReSolued, That the County Abstract Clerk
furnish to the County Auditor list of all rec
ord owners of real estate he may require for the
purpose of correcting any errors in the assess
ment roll.
Adopted.
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Ayes-Lindeke, Rene. Hoyt, Miner, Hunt,
Wagner, and Chairman Dawson.
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MONEY AND TRADE.
FINANCIAL.
Money and Stocks.

New YORK, May 10.
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First Division st. p. e. F., r. II. & ~, s. st
PEP. Railroad Lines 0
For Breckenridge, Glyndon Fishers Landing and
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COMMERCIAL.

VIRGINIA NcIDs.-J. Z. Esmblcton s. Co..
bs!tinofe financial circular ofSatGrdsy last saws
that the rush to convert ol5 Virginia Securities
into the new 1870 bonds HISS been so g.ea. and
so many bends nave been sent in NEARLY Sl3.
C0oCCO) the: the Syndicate has bsen obliged 70
suspend the receipt Of any more until the bonds
Low IN hand can be converted and new bonds
issued. This 80 think clearly demonstrates tina
success OF tho funding bill, and shows tie Wis
dom OF the measure. Tho result can only be-
satisfactory to holders Of al classes Of Virginia
bonds, and the settlement does credit to the peo.
pie. snd j. beneficial TO tho State insonuch as il
will be saving c $500 0cC pc. alrum in the in
tsrest on her bonds. The following is the cir
cular issued by the Syndicate:
The conversion cf tho outstanding Vire;rj,
bonds into new 1918, under the act of March
18th, 1879, has already exceeded the amount 70
qulred by the Statute &c: thu current year. This
result Is mos. satisfactory ; first, in demonstrating
the Willingness of TIE different Glasses Of the
creditors to make tie Concessions necessary for
this settlement. I'D, &c il, in the prompt reali-
zstlon or expected beEt..s - tee State estsb.
fishing bayoEd question the sSiIi:Y 10 provide
for the interest on tbr debt without increased
taxation. But, in doirs his, yolu no of labor
hos suddenly been thrown upon the Financial
Departments, with tho result Of very cansiders.
BILE delsy in exchanging the bonds. No. only
has the aggregate OF obligations surrendered been
large, but they are in grea: variety of forms
all demanding close scrutiny. In short. lha
work is one heh must ba conducted with cir.
cumspec!ion, and it proceeds slowly. This de-
lay, although iaevitsble, has naturally given
rise to some dissatisfaction aud complsint 1t hiss
therefore. been deemed expedientto suspend the
receipt of bonds until present ACCOMMODATIONS
have been disposed OF, so that for t1o future,
conversion may follow moro closely upon de.
post 1t is hoped thIt tbs result will bs reach
ed sometime during the cur.eu. month"
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STOVES! STOVES!
Ar l5S KING STREET.

l would csll special sttent!oa 10 Is ia-pes,oek
OF SIOV rs, embracing Portable Ranges, Cook,
farlor, Dining Room and Clice Stoves OF the
latest styles snd noas improved patterns, each
and every one Of which ;s lu1rs.tced to piyc
entire satisfaction.
Also SEXTON'S, SPEARS sid sill other
FIRE PLACE HEATERS; pat ~ to hca. one,
two and thrce rooms.
hot AIR FURNACES !nr hea.Ly dwell.
lnGs, churches and public buiIGings u specially
have constantly ca hand large STOCK of
LIN WARE, Chamber Se,s, Coal Holds and
ShoVels and mountaineering goods in general.
am also prepared to repair Fire Place Hes!.
ora, Hot Air Furnaces, Cook Stove Ranges sad
oil other Stoves that s.e made
Roofing, Gu!tering and Spouting done at sho,.
notice, in the city ard cou5iry, AID on the most
reasonable terms. III! work wsr!sntoi 10 give
satisfaction.
sepl5 T8OS. HOY.
FNHE CLAUDENT-Ihis aovol SCARF for
- gentlemen, with tho new Patent Colaa,
Shield, Is the les. f:tirg scs,f in tho world,
avoiding the objections existing in the old share
of lst Scarf,
sepl5-4. G. NJ. ADAMS. % Kings.
VlNEGAH THAT WILL KEEP YOUR
PICKLES. Ciloc Vinegar .a.te OF .be
pure juice of the alpo, and Of unusuai slrcrg:b.
For sale by f, }, DAVIDSON.
seplo III KingSt
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From SOUt!. america.

NEW ioRK, Sept. lj.-Thc following o,il>
mcsslsc !;om s5ercr Joisoyen, Minister G.
toreisa Affairs ci Peru, has b:ca received Vi:
Panama by Ito Peruvian Charge g. Afairs il
this city: Tho Huassfr attacked Autcfs ssstt
Oh the 18th CT August, aod al cusagoYcst G
four hours duration ensu,d. The f!uesssr S:
fenced tho cGcroyJ fro and dsm.uttG theil
pIi.cpai battery. TIE Atlas was damaged
and be: c1a.iGa1de. wcnc&eG aud s.ysrs! 7lr.
kill:G."
PANAMA, Sept. 6 The Uaior Of the Peru
Viao navy !s roW 10 Gillian waters cTaisirg il
search CT an English steamer which was kaowu
70 &c CO ;he way oCs with s7c5 to5 CHS. Thi:
mission, so ier 81 iis inn cda:c csitcs is COZ
cerGed, IS failure, as the q enlcy, tee stesn.I
expected, bsd arrived g: Lc.a 10 convoy OF tic
armed transports Lea end Au5zopss, which,
together are moro tha1 match for tho Uaior,
The latter is nov 2S days Gu: siaco !as. ronoft
ca, cnd afesGy sG0c ulcssiacss i5 felt regard
log her safety.
The cruise Of tic Chi;ian fact rcyth wss &c:
altogether uarroduc!!vo CT rcGul's Of import.
aIce. Of Pissjla tLey capturei torpedo
laubch which lad b:ea Iiied up ia Iqciqne.
Soma tcrpedots i0aad Ia ;Eeir possession Wtro
nosS terrible engines OF distraction, contain.
leg each 100 b7. CT dynamite. The mea will
&c seat 10 Valparaiso and the principals will co
dcuh; &c tXscltcc. i cc1irici wss found CD
cre CT atm sigOcG 5y e merchant 10 Peru Ct
tct!ny to pay them 10, 0CO pounds ior destroy.
ing aoy Ct the GILLIAN iron cads end 5 600
pouots ctcl Tor the c,ryeltes. a thousand
sC!1s Ii silver were also found 10 their posses
sion.
Judge natt;s, the u. S. Giioistsy to Bolivia,
IN yptr n y y >,I - =:
TunoIs OF res5tiatiois for reace cTo current 10
Lima. Officials sro very rotcsas a. % tho
character OF aD2 pGGpcstl Tor &C adjustment OF
he difficulty. which Nlr. p4tts my have been
empowered 10 mekc. but it seems that thoy
procure TIE cessation ct host!liles, tbs retira.
meEt 6! the Chl!!aDS iECm the Gisputed terri
tory AID the rsftrcrcc Of tie plcslors bctnecp
B5livIs aDd Chill to tho artitraucut Of rcu,rals.
Several vessels in addition 10 the Glerlsl which
bad sirca6y been reported, sre expected O. Val.
pa'ralso, With srms. They will be met at tho
STRAITS a1d 60 uuder Convoy to their des;iortio3.
The Legislative Assembly of Ito State CT 30.
liv:a neets n Ordinary session On September /,
sud October | tho newly cltc:ed President Of
the State, Scnor Ncguera, is to assume the
reiGs Of Government.
Commerce is lively 10 Bar.aruli aod Ssga.
nila. The Atlas Company has added another
to the Bsrraequil!s line, one Of those on the
Jamaica ard International lice having visited
barrarq1l!la during tho moath a1d carried
away large cargo.
The Panama Star AID Herald says ; "Cllu.
dIstiao shipments CT arms and other iuple
ment9 OF war continue 10 be msde in q most
iteprehcrslhIo mauDer. Among tic lstes. We
have heard o! IVES that tt rumb:r Of barrels
o. tioic2s CT lard, 10 each Of which two boS:s
OF cartridges were iIgcni1u5'y faseucd.'
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Suicide.

NEW York. September Is, 1S79.-A1o!pL
befhardt, j., aged Years, haviag had some
disagreement: with his s;cp;molhcr, hanged
nlnssii yesterday, at No, 49l Broadway, where
tic had been employed rs messenger BY the firm
OF D. S'hneiienbGcb & Co. lie locked himself
10 rooT, snd atter wiisioG letter to bis
ia'hsr' fastened strap to beam optr the door ::
taeo mounting chair. thrust Bis head through
arc noesc aad kicked The casir from b>asa.h tln.
wen discovered, lie wa4 ex;iuet. He had
threatened 10 lake his lie cu c.uot of hash
treatment IRON his stepmc,her. lie was By all
accounts On industrious and we'll behaved boy.
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igEGEJEE.2 vTEE.rS.

i colofed boy was.klIicd 10 L?uchiurg by
PoItner's baac wsso4 Saturday. lie was rut /.
ming iron deg eld dd not seq The Wagon,
when be was struck by csc OF tie shafts aad his
skull fractured.
L)Ed0n Stephens. who vas cut at Bedford
Springs by Samuel Jackson with butchers
cleaver abou! Q week ago, was removed TO
L71chburg, where be died last night. Jackson
escaped, but will probably be caught.
Mr.. Wilmer y. Cammack, a we'll know p1r
ter, and formerly publisher of q paper at Aiken,
5. g., died suddenly 10 Richmond Saturday
afternoon CT heart disease. lie was q native
CT fredericksburg. and abou! forty yeas cid.
The frs. train 90 the railroad from Norfolk
TO Oc?an View, was run through Saturday CT
tcrnooo, ard ca'ritd quite number CT PAS
sergers, ircluding oficera end stockholders.
The road vii! be thtown open to ruj!ic t7avc
this week.
The Messr'. Reynolds. coton merchants, q
Norfolk, have arrange to rut into operation a
line tt steamers between that pert ED Liver
pool The steamers arc the Amazonlusa,
PfoDorIs, Sumatre, Aivoh, Almora, Gather
stone sDd Ashbour1c, having 40 a;r,egate too
nGgo CT Is jG7 tors They VII! ssi! stintcrvel:
OF ten days.
The agricultural iarg in Tie State are gu.
Doucc,d to te he'd as follows: Louduon c,uaty
fair. o! lInesbure, S p:tmbcr lG to IS; B,r-
der fair. Bristol. Saptcmbcr II 20 &c; South
vest Virginia fair, WythcviIIc, October to );
S6cnslh al Valley fair, at Winchester Oato,
Der : to 10; Pulaski lair. at Newacru, O,to
Der is aud lG PieGm9ot fir Culpener Z. II.
October II to Il; Al;xsniria sir, Saptember
80, to October ); Augusta iair, Sauatoo,
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TEllrS OF TEE G-Ga.

Tie California veterans ave arranged t.
give Graat g5sud salute ca bis s:riVa! 10 San
Francisco, Wh;ca will b: t9tacca Wednesday
and Sunday.
The dsms5d Tor y03ay 10 move the cioDs
has caused sd Increase o. t6o miiilou dollars 10
the National bank circulation within month.
aDd moro is still! wanted.
1t is anrouGccd tia! the Mammoth Cave.
Ky, hes been purchased BY a company CT
Eastern capitalists for 100000. The lGteIl9i
will be Illuminated With electIa lights, and
telegraph wires vii! be Introduced ia Tie
cave.
For the first tine il the Federal courts ot
New York lady practitioner, Miss Helen Marie
McDopsid Of Boston. appeared before Judge
BIatchford 10 the United States Clcni; Court
10 that city Saturday, and argued IN pcraoo 6
motion Ter 40 iojuaelion 10 a patent su!t iJI
the alleged infringement OF pa.eut OF her
oRp.
The announcement CT meeting Ct the Dem
ocratic National Committee On Thursisy tl
endeavor to heal the party lisseDs!ons iG New
York is The mos: prominent subject OF talk il
political circlee Chairman Barnum aud s0tne
others CT the party managers Hi!l held a pre-
limins7y conference to-day or to-Torro but
so far they have onIy l5urt Tiidan irn, and
John Kelly still fruer.
Near Kansas City, Mo, Saturday. Elrs. Mary
Bonestecl administered poison to two Of bel
children, eyed fgo acd nioe years. and thel
hanged herself to e bed pest. Morphine va:
used, aId both ohiid:eo arc dead Mrs. Bone
steel was discovered ir time 10 slve her life
but expresses 60 regret e. the terrible deed
and sv5ws az inteatlon to Kill herself at the
first chance DesertiGo 10y her husband arc
fnaocial troubles led 10 the aoi
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GeEEEGw EEsaEE.

Twenty ilrac DCR CASTS and fur doa.:s from
yellow fever were reported .: Memphis Satur.
day, making 1872 GeH cases ard IS deaths fer
the week. The total 5umhcr Ct cases to date
ls ]%6. Dlricg tic p8s. week thtr3 haa
been 10 Increase o! Gases 20 he chief ccutrcs,
end but one local cr:5,e@k b4fcrd them, viz
ct BuOty1 Station, Tcnu. - NV O:lsaus
there were only Two n:w cases ecd co death
las! week. But COS nea casa and five deaths
were reported at Memphis yesterday.
NEW York, Sept. - --Ena T;.1ue SAYS {:
There could be no better Testimony 20 tho W.
se'ti1h devotion CT the men OF tho Howard as
Sccla'!ru thgn tina iso. TIA. CT the twenty three
mem 5oFs OF 1867 twenty have since died from
yellow fever. Ono CT tho Survivors OF this
brsve band, Mr. Lang siGfi, President OF the How.
ard Association Ct Memphis, is ro9 10 this
city, fskiog help 10 his work. Tie expenses CT
bis association ere about 81 900 dGy, and it
is not to Dc exDtc.cd that tie epidemic will
be stayed TOR two months yet, The whole
amount Of tic contributions received thus far
by The Memnhls ajat alton is less than SIT 500.
hlF. Laggststf IL cnGeaVorins to cnlist tho CO.
operatoD OF our great cJmmcfo;Gl bodies il his
efforts 10 raise money.
AEMrElS. Septemter lj.-ThiIteen Tow cases
were reported 70 the Board OF Health this morn.
lrg Among the number wera John Devct
John Heger, hra. Tom ODonnel, two children
of Rev. j. }. Peres, Jewish 1iviae. Seven
deaths have occurred since last night. Among
them Timothy l. ee!e, q policeman, Geralt UeY-
rl!ea ard Nancy Pu!Vo., whites The weather
is clear sLd cool. The thermometer last night
dropped TO 81.