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The New York herald., 1879-02-05
CHILL AMP BOLIVIA.
FEARS OF wAR-NAvAL pREpAnA11o,

FEARS OF wAR-NAyAI PREPARATIONS.
PANAMA. Jan. 25, 1879.
Trouble is apprehended between Chill and Bolivia
on account Of taxes imposed by the latter Upon
nitrate industries which controlled by the
former. The attitude Of both governments is un-
compromising, and blows may be exchanged before
the quarrel is settled. The general opinion in Chilli
over the Argentine question is that war
will soon be declared The government Of
the latter has not acted frankly and
fairly in the last treaty. having sent
agreed that they would do Chill is well pre-
pared for q naval contest. having two very formid-
able iron-clads-the Admiral Cochrane and the
Blanco Eucalada constructed by Read. carrying very
heavy guns and protected by eleven inch steel
plating with a half dozen small but very useful
and effective vessels.
The New York herald., 1879-02-05
HUNTING AN OUTLAW.

ISpIANAPoLrs, Ind. Feb. 4, 1879.
The sheriff of shelby County. hearing that Rubc
Hawkins. notorious character suspected Of being
concerned in the recent deprcdatons in that county.
was a. his fathers house. six miles from Shcbyvilc.
took q constable and six men and surrounded the
house at daylight. Hc demanded admittance
and was told that he would have to open
the door himself which done by breaking 1t in.
Shooting was commenced and kept up for some time.
during which Constable Thrawls received severe
wound In the arm. Rube Hawkins made his escape
on horseback but his brother Charles captured
and lodged in Jail charge OF assault with inteut
of Rubc continued
The New York herald., 1879-02-05

THE CONsUMPTIvE'S PARADISE.

A-ATTEND TO THE FIRST SYMPTOMS OF
and that the disease may be checked in its
incpiency at DIR. JAYSEs ExP.c1oeANr, safe
remedy for all affections ot the lungs and bronchia
THE CONSERVATIVES PARADISE.
Go Colorado. II is perfect Arcadia for consump-
tvcs Consumption cannot exist In that climate People
who there in the last stages of the disease after
residence of only few months perfectly
stored tell dose of is the best remedy for
lavshed Colorado resoS for consumptivcs, ana
how giousy ignorant these speakers and
writer's the disease II not
with OF these prsscrs aud know
them honest we'll meaning people, we should suspect
that they 'ropcd" into advertising scheme
TO augment the price and sale OF Colorado lands,
were working in the interest of some Colorado hotel
keeper suffering from Inflammation OF the
lung tissue doubtless often completely restored by
brief rosdcnce Colorado Florida But when scrofu-
ious matter begun accumulate in the lungs cli
Of medical treatment is required aided by such
hygcnic the condition OF the patient will
rhe scrofuous mattor must be absorbed and expelled
from by the OF efficient alternatives DIR.
PiERCE'S GoLpnN MEDICAL Discoyk.n powerful al
Invaluable agent for sxpeing scr1ulon matter from
the lungs and system. DIR. Picrces Invsds Hotel, at
Buffalo ~ " offers special advantages TO this class OF
naticuts The best methods of medical aud hygienio
trca,nen. there pursued besides the locality Is
Of the few which enjoys special immunity from this
The New York herald., 1879-02-05
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Henry watterson. of Louisville, is at the Everett
John w. Gambler, President of the Boston Board OF
Trade, and Perry H. Smith, of Chicago. ut the
Fifth Avenue. Jerome B. Parmenter of Troy sat tho
Westminster. General James II. Ledlie, OF Utica is
at the Coleman. Rev. Dr.. E L. Magoon, Of Philade-
phis, is at the St Denis. William Bliss. general
manager of5the Boston and Albany Railroad. is at
the Brunswick. Thomas Reynolds. OF Ottawa, Can
ada is at the Gilsey. George W. Schuyler Of Albany.
Ia at the Hoffman.
The New York herald., 1879-02-05
THE MYSTIC TIE.
ALBANY. N. r., Fe

ALBANY. N. r.. Feb. 4, 1870
The Grand Chapter Of Royal Arch Masons Of the
State Of New York met here to-day. M. L. David i.
Day. Of Buffalo, Grand High Priest, delivered an
address replcte with information to the members Of
the Order. The reports Of William ]. Woodruff of
brooklyn, Deputy Grand High Pricst John \. Dickcr
man. OF Albany. Grand Treasurer, and Christopher
a. Fox, of Buffalo. Grand Secretary wcro also made
and referred to appropriate committees.
The report of ID. A. Ogden. John Ombony and Baron
D. Bragden, Committee on Foreign Correspondence,
was Also made.
The New York herald., 1879-02-05
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Scythia, for Queenstown and Liver
pool and France. for Havre, will sail from this port
on Wednesday.
Tho mails for Europe will close at the Post Ofiice
half past twelve, and for France direct ut half
one p. NJ.
The New York Naturalization for Europe-wil
bo ready at half past eight O'Clock in the morning.
Single copies. in wrappers for mailing. six cents.
The New York herald., 1879-02-05

GENERAL CAMPoS ORDERED TO SPAIN FOR CON-
sULTArIoN WITH 1HE GOVERNMENT.
HAVANA, Feb. 4, 1879.
The Minister of the Colonies, in reply to .
despatch from the Spanish Casino and thePant ers'
Corporations, asking the King to retain General
Martinez Campos in Cuba. says the home govern
ment cannot torego a personal conference with Gen.
eral Campos and hopes the corporations will remain
loyal to the constituted authorities during his abb
The New York herald., 1879-02-05
EUROPE.

1pARIS EXIiIBIrION-iS7s
CHAMPAGNE MANUEL CO.,
the only prouecrs IN cim who have obtained
tho highest recompcnse awarded TO champagne wines
An agent OF credit required for tho United
States.
CywEDfsU MERCHANT DESIRES TO REPRESENT
frat class good references; English
ence. Apply to n WIDTH. stockholm.
The New York herald., 1879-02-05
TRAINS DELAYED BY SNOW

MONTREAL Feb 4. 1872
The trains yesterday nearly all late owing to
snow drifts. The Delaware aud Hudson train waa
five hours late and the Montreal Portland and Bos
ton train due yesterday, did not arrive until this
mo M
The New York herald., 1879-02-05
NOMINATED 10 CONGRESS.

SAVANNAH. Ga, Feb. 4, 1879
The First Congregational District Convention met
to-day 10 nominate a candidate to All the uncxpred
term of the late Julian Hartrdgc On the twentieth
ballot the name OF Colonel W. T. Thompson was
withdrawn aud W. Is. Fleming. OF Liberty county,
unanimously nominated
The New York herald., 1879-02-05
CUBA.

Average temperature yesterday 3ZI6
year. INSTRUMENTATION. 24X
The New York herald., 1879-02-05
SHIPMENTS FROM THIS FORT.
BLACK PLAGUE IN BRAZIL.

[pY CABLE TO THE HERALD.l
RIO JANEIno Jan. 20. 1879.
The mortality from the black plague in the province
Of Ceara has decreased onehaf the last report
The New York herald., 1879-02-05
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty-four hours in
parson with the corresponding date of last as
indicated by the thermometer 1T Hudnuts pharmacy.
Herald Building. No. 21S Broadway
The New York herald., 1879-02-05
NEW PUBLICATIONA.

4 -CSAGES IN NEW foRk SOCIETY.
serics Of articles describing the etiquette and enter
critcsin the focg aud foibcs upper
social circles Of the mctropo They supplementary
TO tho former series, SOCIAL ErfQUETTE OF NEW
YORK. publishsd In the
HOME JOURNAL.
aud rcissucf in q book by ID. Appleton Co. Both
series from the anthor lady holding prom
ncnt position In New York society, and known In the
fashionable circlcs OF London and Paris The articles
"Csages IN New York Society" appear weekly in tho
HOME JOURNAL and. thus far. have discussed the fol-
lowing topics
1. Dress at Opera, Theatre AZ
z. Fashions OF Walking Parties.
3. Fine Art of Cookery, Dinners. &c
q. Little Suppcrs.
g. English Critics OF American Society
q. FASHIONS In Driving and Riding.
z. The Perfect Hostess
4. Fine Art at Fine Dinners
~. Old Families.
IL. Etluette of New Years Day.
II. Wedding and Birthday GittA
". Pets of Uppert.ndusn.
13. Wedding Broakfaets.
H. Wedding Engagements
rs. Costumes for Ugly Brides
above papers sent postage pnc, on rceepo
of 81 Tho series commenced October 5O aud Is nov
running may begin At that date or ~ Any
time.
Single copies, seven cents. sold cverywherc.
SoKRis PHILLIPS CO.. . Park place. New y0rk.
The New York herald., 1879-02-05
SNOW IN WISCONSIN.

MILWAUKEE, Feb. 4. 1879.
A heavy snow fell throughout the State to-day
which will be Of great value to the numbering inter
ests.
The New York herald., 1879-02-05
"BOLLINGER" CHAMPAGNE
DRY, EXTRA QUALITY.
Sold nv all urincipal wine mere an and grocers

"THREE-BAI.L WASHING CRYSTAL Is OUR
trade mark quality. Bewarc Of paying the
prico for our cheaper uu Aties &. u. FISCHER co.
Ladies, try "BLuEpisx,' tho best Laundry Blue
TO SwEETEN THE BREATH AND PRESERVE
the teeth use CAxrHoRArgD SAroSAcKous DKSrr-
fpfcE. 70 cents
The New York herald., 1879-02-05
M. Grevy's New Cabinet as
Now Constituted.
REPUBLICAN LEAVE
Amnesty for Communists and No
Impeachment Scheme.
Sketches Of M. Dufaure and the
Incoming Officials.
[pY CABLE TO THE uEnALp.l

[By CABLE TO THE HERALD
PARIS, Feb 4. 1879.
The Cabinet has been constituted and the following
are the changes:-
NJ. wApDINaToN-president Of the Council and
Minister of Foreign Affairs.
Senator LIE RoYEn-Minister of Justice.
Nj. DE MARcEnE-Minister of the Interior. and also
Minister OF Public Worship al interim.
NJ. JULES FERnY-Minister of Public Instruction
and Fine Arts.
NJ. LEpERE--Ministcr Of Agriculture.
Admiral JAuREGumERRY-Ministe OF Marine.
NJ. Jules Ferry was appointed Minister Of Public
Instruction instead of Minister of Commerce was
first intended. he manifested protcctionist
tendencies.
The National has to believe the Cabinet
have agreed that the question of the return Of the
Chambers to Paris can be decided by congress Of
the two houses willing to grant amnesty to the
Communists who have already been pardoned (the eff
feet of which would be to relieve the pardoned from
police surveillance). and that they will not support
any impeachment scheme. The Times correspond
ent at Paris reports that NJ. Lepere the new Minis
ter Of Agriculture and Commerce will be
q protectionist or free trader, according
to the ideas he forms while in Office.
The Cabinet except on the points mentioned yes
terday has agreed on 10 general principle, but will
lead kind of from day-to-day existence. expecting
neither immortality nor premature demise.
, 1879-07-12


Thurada5 was hot enough for the averagc
mortal, but yesterday started out NTH pros
pect of dfacountIne ith,,d leaving 1t away In the
rear. The morning was hot, sultry, and mueey,
and the lifting Of the clouds. which had partially
obscufcd the SUMS fare, only made II wotae.
The air was llku TINT 0t blast-f1rnaee or q COL
lection Of healthy "salamant]ers," and the only
occasional brcczes were like '.odora stealing
from bank Of yioets." 1.ocomotion, except
ou the wIngs Of the open strcet-car, vas pain
ful, md the tcnd IN human form who WIS cou-
t!nuallf ucscantsng on tie virtue there was IN
perspiring was voted fraud oi the iirst wuter,
uud advised To walk a,700 quaster.ni3es
IN 2, Im quarter hours. Just to see how hs liked
Il. i was hot. It becAmo hotter. At noon II
was hutt at. For couple Of huurs thereafter
there was no pezceptho change for thu better.
shifted around to the northeast. and sweating
humat'it, reluIccd With exceeding great jov. 1t
was like MautLu.a wavc-a very small edition,
hut yerr grateful one fur all that. Az tho
kuu reccdcu tu tile wcatern sky the breeze In
creased In vlg1r, UNI long beforo the average
bedtime must Of Chiclgo's Inhabitants Ind
cooled OF. and wcre louder than ever In tleir
pralsts OF Chicago as asnmmer.rcsort.
Alnn1sse. TlIH TRIBUNE optlctau, gives the
thettnomctrtc record OF The day us foltnws:
ia. rn., = degrees: 10 q. m, S7i |: H., 10; .
?; 2; r.! y, elf; ~ r. H. BaFoneteF Mt u Ill,
Louis Vtirn, Il rrcnchman 90 years o! agc,
white raint!nE at M. 4s kansas street at 4:3o
Yesterday afternoon, was sunstruck. flu was
was tl'cre ntttn1cl by Dr. Fraser, who prn-
uounccd It .quitu a serious case. LID fs a single
man, nnl laves with hts mother at tht aboyv
number.
, 1879-07-12
OBITUARY..


Cu1L11cor1E, O., July 1l.-The ANNOUNCE
n,ent tna1o this morning tf,ut ox-Qoy. Allen
was dcad creatud profound sensation anlu1g
oil classcs, many believing the report was un-
true, or al least there was a mistake lie lad
passed portion Of Wednesday, in town. calling
upon number Of friends. appearing to be- gn-
joyinG his usual good health, anu unusually ao-
cIa. lie ruturned to Ills home at Fruit Hill in
the afternoon. Yesterday he lind s|irht chill,
but not Of sufficient suveritv to create the least
alarm to any Of lib friends. Laat night ho sat
up until late hour, remasning out upon the
open porch. After retiring to bed, about
o'clock. he bccameisomewhat restless, anu b.
tng unable to sleep ho callcd to Dr. md Mrs.
Scott, hIs Bon.in-law and daughter, who Mt onee
appeared at Its bedside to MD him to ArlGe. lie
Rig,lflfed Ills wish 10 be Alded to reach chair.
White buiug thls helped, lie retained oil his
hut nln!ust tlnperccpttblo change passed. over
Ills farg, anl without struggle uIll without
whrd ,e casily dropped Into 1hc cnar. a slight
llutterns Of tic heart was only noticeable, llis
ilcad tell buck, his eyes closed as In pcaccful
elccp llo was dead. -
4 Bcene Of sadness anl sorrow t8 noticeable
among alI. Ills loss Is tnonrncl bY citizens Ct
ptl e]asscs. and the city Is draped In mourning.
statcs hayu becu received expressing sorrow ntld
tept!ers of sympathy.
r., "ns ..e,a wv. u.e"op;
Ma ,bn na nf xon M"vs s1 'ne 9e,n sno
ns Wine au hion rrcnt x r'nt,t sysn.
uatny IN your hcTcpycmcmt. yun hnye i cousoia-
Inn in to net tiut 10 dicG mi, or honor md full
Of years. I.ollAnp ii. Bs,Iul.
The time Of tho funeral has been announced
to takc niacu On Monday murulng ncYt. i'll order
to giGe time for rslatfyea to arrive.
COLUMBUS, o., J,,ly 1l.--Ttle announcement
Of the deutlI Ut ex-f}oy Allen was received here
with deep sorrny Ly all. T.lr Governor aud a
funsraI. es Co., Il b;sop hos Issued til tho % following m
nrnriountiun.
.sT.Ty ~ nu,o r,vrrr,yr nrr.orvrsr m.
, 1879-07-12
to4lny tut one dcnth from yellow fever lad
unl tl,at u,o belng at Winter Valley, Miss.

to-tlny tut one lcntl, from yellow fever had
bGet rspostctl to tllr National 1.nard of Health,
uni that ute being at Winter Valley, Miss.
NATIONAL HOARD or HEALTH CIRCULAR.
: At tho mcct!ng of the Executive Cunmlttec
Of The National Hoard of lfenlth to-day the fol-
luwili1 WIS agreed upon:
Tho following memoranda arc transmitted for
tho Pnrposa uf securing, wien nccesAat1. specify
execution q p,oyii"n of thu sst Q. Go9r9% .4% of
Me, II 10 ls y rfa%'sE % the s 81
fully may. ald thu Stnto and municipal !oir9s @ 81
lealt In t1's execution ana enfoteement ont .! ~
tho introluct'nn Of contagoHa and infectious as-
cases into tho United states from foreign coun-
trcr. and from onc Slate Into anot1er: ,,,t,r.n,
70 tic n.ntcr included within the nbosc pfossn, D,
should be nadc by tho State or municipal noafaS u
T. sacI, r cou,,nonctions 1yr Should present the sub
lcct matter suAcigntly r. detail T., 70 cnnlo ,!s
'uard to qxerciAc aiec.etnn ns 10 ths expsa,sney
ottcr thinsS. ths dutes IT my ulccr tho appoint.
n,cnt Or Payment Of whom IL requested.
81 ;oe oa aaio 81 sas sats Or II uepa Soar
Of anY rules and regnlatl1ns THAT hnye bngn rccum.
ulemdcl In such cAso by th!s boara, snd OF anT
appear 10 be ncccsuhtY for tho pneposv III question.
TIE iuD1CHoua SIDE,
Tho National Board Of itusl1l was takcn quito
unnwnYcs BY tl1u reports from steus!'ts. 1t had
no Information on tlls subject until the urryal
siuce tic Yonfd as u,lc ol tho first things after
ita organization formally resolved tlat
II would Gtyc ITO Information OF its
operotion 10 the press Or TO any
onc who would lc likely to give the infornsa-
ton to tic press. 10 when they read all about
Mcnpllts III the ncwspapcra t.rst, alid then
rusl,4 d t1lcir messengers Oft 10 the newspaper
Offices tU see II they could hcar anything further
about thrir snecialsv, there WIS q Renrrat
laug!l at thu cxpcnso Of these very EXCLUSIVES
gentlemen.
, 1879-07-12
LoUt6FlLLE.

LOUISVILLE, H., Julv 1.-THE FIRST meeting
ol the Kentucky Trott!ng Club wns concluded
here to-lay, concluding brilliantly and With
largs attendance.
The event vi tho day was the pacng race,
won iu three straight heats by Sleepy Tom.
Time, a:171<, 2:l71aG, 2:ldtl.
Donuer Boy won the raec In the 2:40 class on
Thursday. When thls racu began h,uucr Boy
was tampcred with. Tile Judges changed 1.ie
dr!yer. putt ug William WoodaId, ,oi Eua'a"ncc,
ky.,' IN cl.arGt p lhr l'orsr. Willain Woodland
retnail,td With hls rlurEe during lhe night, n1ni
brought lin satels through ami to victory on
tic 1Ni,Irow. Hunper Uoy's best tme In this
race wns onty 3:21. and fla WIS the best made,
though sir heats we're trottca.
In tic 3:a7 clnsB III to.day's prOEgaultnc,
Ocean Chief WIN the race. Best tine, 3:223l6;
SIX heats.
Haun|s carried of the honors In the feee.for-
oil. in which only two started.
MattIc Huutcr, the marc that took second
money tn tlls pacn, race, 10 IN elegant a.lu
promising antmal, suro to rauk high alnong tlls
great Dncs.
LOCAL GOSSIP.
Mr. l.. r. Martin, The California turfman, left
yesterday With hls stablc ot ruuuers for Sara-
toga.
Dan Mace Is a, tho trdsl with ',is stable OF
trottrfs, Including Hopeful, Darby, Midnight,
halie Jackson, Al'l EMulus
Three more entries for the summer trottIu.
IlcctsIG luro linyu hcrn received stilrc tIte !iht
Ut nominations WIS puhllshrl. they are: Iun.
i. pAteHll In tic n::3 rlAss, Monarch Rule III
the 9:a rluss, and q. r. Pilot IN The a:ai clnss.
Tie mitch hetwccn Doncsattcr Muu Protcfnu
for $3,tU0 side, WINCH Nus tu hayn heeii trottei
iu Ltllcngo July lD, lllls been POSTPONED until
Sept. ~, BY agrcenent u ttle parttes Interested:
AZ 1t IL stipulated tliat tne uay md track Hl!lll
be good, 1t Is probable TINT tic race will never
Occur.
, 1879-07-12

Bptetut Dtspdtct IL 1ne Tribune.
CHATTANOOGA, July 11.-The news OF tie ycl.
low.ieycr In slrmpllls created Intense excite
mcs,t here. The Council met last night ami 3,-
structed the Cfty.Attorncy to prepare Huarat,-
tine ordinance, 10 be reported to I'LL ndjoilrned
meeting this morning. At tile meeting to-day
cooler counsels prevailed, and tho quarantine
ordinance. Which wns very strict, vas tabled,
and q resolution adopted directing thu Board Of
Health to station two competent physicians ut
Stephenson, Ain, to bonrl all trnlns Of the
Memphis s. Charleston aud Nashville,
Chattanooga s. St. Louis Railroads
coming from Memphis, and examine
n!l passengers aud employees, aud II any
ara found to be afflicted With yellow fever to
forbid them to conc within the corporate limits
OF this city, BY tlomnMd or such Other sneans Ms
mny be necessary: also, to put fn ortlcr yellow
favrr huspitns, n1ld nil ensGs tlut appear In tic
city to bo reported ut once uld removed to the
City Hospital; doubtful dict discases, suspected
to be yellow fever, to haye the house where To-
Gated
DESIGNATED nY A YELLOW FLAG.
a resolution calling OH tic Governor ulld Slate
Boarl OF Health to enforce the Quarantine law
passed by tho last Legislature, aud to spend Ill
the money necessary to prevent thu spread Of
the disease, was adopted; also 10 ask tito secrc-
tury Of War for thu ,sso OF The bnrrncks for q
ycllow-feysr hospital. Arrangements we're
made for flushing tiir sewers and CUTTERS. So
far II is claimed TINT the e!ty III exceptionally
healthy, with not illc slightest sign Of epidemic
disease. Tie feeling OF tic citizens is intense,
and the spruad Of tho tcvcr in Memphts will be
followed BY strict quarantine.
, 1879-07-12

HUNS SCORED.
f,,,fsaana dfnaanas- 4 Xxx Xxx ( ? ~ =
a.xcSs: a.,ss '''''''n n II n Il n Il r X !,
os9as"'o. ,,a.." o,,n.t ... 9.io,.o y, sxs.,.a
r,x'. fwm. bas, iossIi,siEyn Fcats
"tss.h uIsu h".s h,.rW; ;}appxo; teae''
FiIst @ ea:s ro,: o., s1rars ochieaxo Z sytacnsc O.
lsnsau. H.: m c,,,sd ,,,.-,v,n.u.or >. o,o,t
W,ni nitc.cs@i nTcnlt I. Mrfnpm'Ick <ue''' 80
Ump,fu-Mr, Fnrlonp. A'~'
no7ps
eeniai as ever. NV "''' ''N' 80 ~
T,'. o.. ,v., ,
Inc stars and White Stockings play this
Afternoon. Larktn will pitch for the hone team.
The Dubruus niuc wu, IN fnwn vc.tcr1ay IN
route TO MfIwnukee. whera inv ,,i.y t,,star,
ri. ,un.t,...,. 49,. .,.s,,",, ~. 49,:
the pitcher Mo came .'I1u nn ram Syrar,;se S
iojncti lie teaIn whiI, i, ,Sua IN f,hi.ann A"A
. a. 's :. wv :" ~ ',
Al, sYtaeuse paper Claims to have discovered
tlat Joiies' Of tbs Boatons, recently nadc two
Notne ruus ~ ono inning, HHa arEucs thnt he
must no descendant Ut tbs u|tt!tcs.
, 1879-07-12
It Took Eleven Innings to Get the
Eight Consecutive Balls from
sylnouso.
Cincinnati BADLY Dcmorntizcd in
q Contest with tho
IOstollH.
Closing Races Of tho National Amateur
Rowing Regatta ut Saratoga.
Arrlval@in New York Of Edward
Hanlan, the Carsr11an.



TIN ,oro.o, T oo,,,n ,to,,,c ~ Inn s,,so, ,h,,
.'s..' ."s ,'s,.. -. w. .,.". ,.,,'.
'"r "as p'"yeu sesteFoaS oet"een tle ea'caRo
atid syraysso tcat1is, cescn Innings being neces-
sary to decide which sIluuld be DECLARED victor.
mud tbc final rcure tanv tn q IN favur or thu
Witt nt,.ltr.,s ,,n ~, .1n,, man In hr,.f1v
".'.e stoss.'tes' t"c p''9''s 1iat ~ "tie"'
UNI tsnthIully summarized NY tay1ng that oo
tho part Ut the hume nius tho iteid,ng was fa!rly
good n,,d the batttng weak. whiie tlc, visitors
vrrc r.o,r ot ali rnn,a Tin Whttca ,yc,a ain.
.,s.'' ~ 49," ', -. ~. pu"s 'so "s.e
eu'ar'5 unluckY III havhs "en p"t CUT al'ef
reaei'li'E second af!u tlilEu oasea' no less thah
tt,rco ucrlshing ut the loueplate; while their
first error flint of l'otcrsl Vayc tic oonos{nv
aim III. ,,ni, r,,,, +,.v ,ycr, oI,lc r. accra n
',''s '"s ""', i"u ."s1 "s'o "''' ~ eoso'o ="
the l1rtt ten ,ahiaga'
Tlp Chicago were frat to bat, md for three IT,
n1nes neither eldc obtaincd ruiz, although at
,hs stnrt It Ino,cr os ihougj, tbo White. wcr.,
s..',,,.. t..a ~. ss. ,..s. ~ n.,,.,..,.',, ~
Ro'ne ~ "a'e aa easy eatne, as DalfYmpie eo
oi with baso itt, and went to seeond on bad
throw to tint base by Sfcuinncss of Peters,
,rouuftcr tn t}rst. Earh wnH advanced ha,r
b., - ,r,1,, ,,t.,,, ~, n,rnrt,tn1, ,v,I,,nr.n,
NV ~" 49,, ..e T., ''a''no =.
seht 1ohS Nv ~ lcttt "n'e'1 a'u'Heli took Altet
d hard run. The boil was passed. to SECOND md
, 1879-07-12

CONDITION or TILE CITY
Spectai DspatcA 10 Tia 1t1oHne.
81. Louis, July 11.-Tle yollow-fcvcr scare Is
in a state Of suapense tust now, people anx'o''a'
1y nwaitug turtlltr news from the South l'csorc
n,sk!nu up their minds to start an exodus Tor
cooler cltmcs. Tlso latcst Rdvccs irotn Slos1s-
pills arc ~ contradictory TINT people can iorm
their OWN opinion Al to Wl!at the truth of Tint
c!ty's condition really IL. The following were
received bY private parties to-day:
LouIs: Iii quiet: Excitement over: + Sa1Se alarm.
Mrxrnrs, Juty 11.-1o:3o a. m.-joha 4. sc'a; sc,;
'1S. MEnrn.' "s Jay ;A 1i-FraneI. hiaisr 1, soat
s LS' Ena ea.o' yellow 'qSss R;ur FsSss nSsrE xsFy
Tho following dispatch was rucciscd ut tl'e
Health Department.:
afEMrM1., Tenn.. July 11.-Charlts y: fya". 1a.r.
and two deaths. Sporadic md cunl11eu 10 o"c ~
'A''''' >' "'"N'' APp' ''A'"i i, il. co111s.. III. D.
THE HEALTH COMMISSIONER
says no DOES not think there is any ''ced oi q
ecaro hero; t1lat tic quarantine station - fcauS
for operation; tl,at Ills Department Is I'D coll
stant communication With the Memphis authosi-
tics; aud TINT nuarantIua will bc declared d.
rcctly tho disease Ia pronounced ehaenle
tn TINT p'acc, There IL considerable nnx[-
ety felt on account Of the presence In
the ctty Of much OF tho bctdiHg
and baggage brought hero by negroes during
the c1utus. Many OF the roiugecs, who lnd
barely cnuug,l n,oney 10 bring tt'cm here either
soii Or borrowed money upon part o[ ihelr cf-
fcets, wLipt, It fs now feared tnay bc tnfcyted
With the Ect,ns Of last yearfs ,eptdcnir. 1t Is
stated, tGu that muei Ut their budding was
tukcn By tiIrse negroes frUm tue Southern lever