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Daily Republican., 1879-09-18
Bear in n lind

that Kennard & Co. soil no trashy
goods, but always endeavor to give
value.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-18
Where to 60 this evening.


While looking out for recreation or
amusement you should always consider
ghsrs to put your money in order to
do the most good.
This evening the Moral Suasion As.
-ociation caps the climax in the way
Of entertainment by presenting one Of
be most extensive and refined pro-
grammes it has ever given. 1t is 81
gotten up IS to please he most fastid
ious. St. Peters church choir and
other noted vocalists will take part.
Prot. Crabb will read. Prof. Stratten
will touch the organ keys, and the rest
of the programme which We have not
space to give, will be of an equal order.
The admission is only Is and 10 cents
which is to bs devoted to paying the
Hall rent, &c.
Doors open at o'clock. Commences
at 8 sharp.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-18

Albert McCrackin, for the larcenv o.
four yards Of carpet from the Old Bap.
tist church in Wilmington. Robinson
for State.
This robbery was committed June
10th, the prisoners connection with il
came from his being found in the yard
on the morning Of the robbery with the
carpet in his arms and that when he
saw the policeman he started to run.
The verdict was guilty.
He was sentenced to pay costs of
prosecution, $l35 restitution money
receive twenty lashes and be imprison-
I'd three months.
When the train left the Clark Jury
was still ont.
The election cases are before the
Grand Jury. They will be continued
until next term. The court will posi-
lively adjourn on Friday night.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-18

NyANTED.-A good oook, wsnper aD0
w IroAsr At I'll Market GtrsoS Refer
ssss required. als ST.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-18

A TTENTION CIDER MEN. Five hun
IA dred empty iron bound whisky barrels
for sale ut one dollar each.
. FRANCIS KELLY& CO..
o.l8 std 1twA los Market st.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-18

NOUND.-A new hat was piched up this
e morning on Seventh street, between
French and King. The owner can have the
same by calling ct this office, proving proper
|ty IN paying for this adv. 0ls3t
Daily Republican., 1879-09-18

ins-I guess the oonstsblss
good and faithful when my
md was Attorney General,
|sr had occasion to study the
Fan right,I snly wanted "a
what statute these men
tried and have ascertained
ready to proceed.
lls was then called to the
After being Nv ,rn testified
was standing in front OF
os'. store on Tuesday even
ny attention was called to
VINO was passing up the
wing there WAS q warrant
'rrest OF Reynolds, l follow
ae . street to the City Hall,
Constable Hickman stand
versation '. with Constable
= Daily and two others. l
uickman, and asked him II
rant for the arrest Of Roy.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-02-07

1he Aet4Mss Ism~ssv4 tatsHn4ssas~ hAs
ssssiA y r III - ~ saafsw Il " esAa 4a
tm#sHA easassa II HI
iItHa isaHs u shssAasHnrs lsAa isss,
ssaessWss alnssss II ts#N sss ~tFl ts@aet, Ass
spAa M M. sstpMss st,sm u h4r.n
ths I'sessa,ns hHA at,~snssa William
Y isHdssa ,tH&4a s'ass. Ass%sssi tes ssw ~
sssss n iHsssana
IN ~ haa lesh ,a@ss~i ~ hath
Asatess ~ sessts@s. snAAsnu ssss .n4Fsessats sg
WsAhsAgssas tasfh itssl htaNias ii shs IN.
ifsr' "a tt1~mlaA
The naval runrt martial. convened III
MsssaMrsesa ~ n, laeas ssanmsn,,a ksals f.i
~itsanT sn iH~nlsint lss'a VI = nAbH ksalnrr.
have tvessnitehsissl sitas h. lw saisaIs~sa stssn
sht ~fsisss I'm .snissN+ will hsse ~ w. sn
rrusrsl III ths rft@Htrus
thiei Jns.rh aha thu interior l,e
Neg refv~ ~ aipai ~, e1uatu miles III
isiahn Tho term. arr sas townships. II lhe tn
,lsan fs,ri.av ssa sa's,.,sn III mant,, \, l~
piassd IN sl,t treasury. anil ~ sitsw tsa een,
instr.t
Ihe lass publ,r.slsli statement Shnas
i u#iusiirn ~ slar belt lnfing January II
ss,nai,s~i tsrii III TIE ifra~nt,. sasl. l'Assa.
sa'l and silser certificates 80. ias, ssa, tniis~i
states msse. lirll fnf 'lt redemption II rrfsiA
,ais~ ~ sl.rnsi,, stn.sia.ns rnistsl s'ai.r
tr,,te iield fot tin redemption et ttae'i,i.Hl
currency. ssssRf. .~si allied i~ni- nos ma,tl,sl
fnr which Ivpcr set.tlt taslHis hass t~4n i~alrsl
sii,. .iGi ,fN
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-02-07
NEWS of INe WEEK.
YnAesAa NAUA

Ae~aWnss fsm iiawt iFsaa rise
hs4tt tssss*e s4sssas a FsASs## ssAge
fhs InwliaA slussanmeni has tsa4
hstssH#i W. 9sAt#eaasAse IN 49, ~'sts tFew
ste~sses
1fr IntAssis Msnisass II I,na,re isns
twsH Asss~a#ssq "a - awsH n VIZ fssfusv i ~Ash
sss~ NJ fAi#t rHtsvNft
A ietvv aantts IN iht su,nsl@ "A
t,fsssss. T~,sHrsi. essea N. .asstua sesssai
hnasss Ihs tnsns sAsa asA hse. snA mAas
t~s~~ss f#fsstsa
Marshal Mac Mah.n, rreei.lsns ~
tfansv. sevh#tti W. f,*swnasen ~ re sssh
~ IN hIs letter n ss~asnssisn NJ sass slss,
sl~inH N disssrs~mras sish si~ Ministry. sna.
swsre hsr%.s*4 ~ is~msas Asatla ts,,tnsas saa
ansiiilng ~ ss~fs ~ fhs messatss ~hlh he
r#afsls n sunsssas sa Rsw.i s,tNs usraHlsa
i.,. Ne wsshAn~a ffsam ,n~sf " tsfess
~s% s sssasss slsssfssi hs slH As@tmhls isssslsn,
NJ she hsrahiir Inf W. sssm IL ssytn seaf.
III. Ameet ~ Afshanis,aa has ar.
sis-i III itn.sia
Germany il adopting vigorous meas.
ur~ " prevent ~ invasion ls slr plague.
The French Chamber III Deputies
has shu~n ssamls.'s - l're~i,i. ta-f ~ .lsllh.
rfstlan~
Bismarcks proieesioni~t tariff will IN.
rlufin ,ln.s ou English easi nt ~ r.t r,is ai
vaintsau
The report that England l,ai forbid.
,lcn The importation NJ American cattle j. IL.
nlssi
several thousand Liverpool workmen.
belonRinv 10 ,he various TRADES, arr on strike
against wage reduction
4 report comes from homth America
that the terrible plague has broken ont In thu
provinces ~ Cara, IN IiFasii
4 correspondent al Rome reports tliat
l~si~ ~ agreement between ni~marrk and
he Vatican has heen attained
Two of the Directors NJ the City NJ
tilHsgow isank have boen sentenced 10 impfis.
eminent for eighteen hlenths. And i've others ,o
eight months each
A London cablegran snys thc great
excitement prevailing throughout Europe con-
rrnlng she fasenf Prof. Nor,icnakiold' swedish
Arctic exploring expedition. which attempted to
And northeast passage from the Atlantic 10 the
Pacific ocesns via tho north rapes NJ Europe aud
Asia and Behring's straits, II daily growing
marc intense.
The Russian Government has resolved
Oh estiriAe measures III ~sHs ii,e progress ~
The plague. Tls villages Ia which the p.,-ii.
lsnco originated And ha1 prevailed with u,o~,
iaadly effect arr 10 ho burne.l. the inhabitants
l.tng removed b. otl,m portions ~ tho quar-.
aniinni di+sriei Trpp1 arc 10 hs n~ed IN N.
forcing TIN sanitary measures ~ tl,e an.le.i.
tie~, who arc giyen extraordinary powers.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-02-07
ARREARS or PENSIONS.


WON tn MNkt AlststMWsSWN 40 AkrOs sfs~
uuls,d.
The bill passed by Congress for the
payment uf pensions arrears cnnrts that
nll pensions which have bccll granted
under the general laws regulating pen
sions, or which may hereafter he granted
In consequence uf death from cause
vhicl, originated III thc United States
service during the continuance uf the
late War ri thu Rebellion or in conss.
qnence II wounds, injuries, or diseases
received or contracted in snii service
during said War of the Rebellion. shall
commence from the date III discharge
from said service Of the person on
whose account the claim has bcon or
hereafter nay b. granted, or from the
determination Of the right Of the party
having prior title 10 ss,ch pension:
f'r0riaea. TINT the rate of pension foi
the intervening time for which arrears
of pension nrc hereby granted shall bo
the same per month for which the pen.
SION wns originally granted
The Commissioner of Pensions has
prepared circular for tho guidance ~
applicants for pension which deserves
the attention of all pensioners, md
should be preserved for reference. Il
reads IN follows:
Persons who are entitled so arrears uf ran.
sian under the act granting arrears, approved
Jan. IN NM and wllasr pensions Mria granted
previous IL that .late. will not re.lnir. Tie assss
anee of a claim agent IL, obtaining the amount
duo !h.n All correspondence y rrla,iai, y
any claim iur ANY inch arrears will be with tile
person entitled 10 IL. ~ no claim gent Will bc
reesNnizei In rlrli claim A letter addressed -
thr Commissioner ri fen~innr. signed vi 4 per-
son Win war In receipt u pension Al tie date
4 magistrate. will he thr nnly application ~.
qnrcd, and upon which the rights II all parties
concerned All be adjusted The pension Ger
tiieatr should not be ,ent ~ this ailice. bni II
must be exhibited III the magistrate III. lef
terH should he III the following ar equivalent
firm
III III. t'n,nn.rsisn.r III Pensions.
j. ----~, d pui~ioner under ps'ti-iun retfiii
cate u. =, hereby apply far the arrears duo
mn under ii.s act grA'.Ii arrears q pensions.
,irsss |. ---. ,itufe insert ,l,e nan,e u po.,-
office, and. II shr claimant f~itlfr IN city. thu
name aud nuMlrr oi thu sire,t and rriasnra
'"'' "''.', - w. Claimant
state If ~--, County u $1,000, -
sisned Ia my provence, by -~~-, "lo il
known IL mo ~ l,e tlle l,lruh hc tlserllisr | i'm
@rlf II be. and ~ the same timc be aShihlt~ 70
me hi~ pension certificate, whrh i numbered
Magisstafc
There IL really no need of any pen.
.ioncr employing an agent. The neccs-
nry delay IN arranging the matter and
getting the applicant on the roll u act.
nal pensioners, payees of some paiticn.
lnr pension Office, will BE- snch TINT ths
pcnsioner will be disposed 10 scek the
aid of some agent; Int that would 10
no good, aud bc il waste ~ money.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-02-07
Magistrate.
certtfyimg the kuh-T -TrrAsary.

The railrnaA riots II year ago last sum.
mer suggested 10 the Government MI.
thoritien TINT the sMb.trensmry III this
city. in which &lOO,O0OMO or more of
treasure nrr always stored. was not knf-
ficiently protected against the possible
assaults of Nh armed mob. This sng.
gestion ~ possible disaster 10 the great
treasure vaults III the Government has
horne fruit: and work will soon n he.
gnn, under contract already awarded.
.lor the hotter defense 81 the treasury
hmil.ling.- New vaults arc to bc built.
about twenty feet below the street. in
cased In nolil masonry. in the interior
of thu silver vault Hlnn1 abunt 5UO,MN,
pounds OF chilled steel win b. used. On
tile Nassau street side will bc twenty
four openings, with IN many more in tho
basement. All thesr will h. protected
with bnllc.-proof shutters pierced Tor
mn.ketly and arranged W ~ 10 swing
ont Al any desired angle, No NJ 10 com.
mal.i my portion of Tho street nd jaeent.
There viii he three tufleis On The roof,
with steel plates thrcr.quarters Of nm
inch thick, and with loop holes for mus
kerry on all sides Nsir York Herald.
TMERE il = very suggestive proverb
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-02-07
PoLiTfuAL POINTS.

The friends III ben Nntlcr have fully
ieritisl 10 run him again for Governor ~
Massachusetts, next fall
II. r. Jonas has heen chosen ~ the
ssircc~-nr of John u En-tis In tie United states
senate from louisians for ris ycars iron, sha
tth ~ March.
Hon. John !. ingalls, Inns been elected
a. hIr own Successor In The United atAts- sciata
fSnn katsHr.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-02-07

MONDAY, I'm. :7.--krs4 r. The cr~i.ntisls
~ psnasar hhsids. II Missouri ser. presented. saa
b. sok sbe osth n oin.s. a isrx. bnDai.r n
bill. ~tf. frf.rre, ineiHAip9 by Mr. ksrry, ~
r.urussit. Ana isgfitns ths militia ~ tie IAlssd
Mate. .1hs htii la Al4,Ilsh the volunteer
navy ia tba unlta htMse~ wa4 rAxs4d.
-. Ms Ei,a.na.. fron tb4 Judiciary C.lni.it
~. reported bssk She Houss )nint ss.oIuit0n
proposing NJ #auenltasht Vi the constitution pro
hsbislns ihs payment n eis'ma y ii.Iv,. psrsons
for rsstsriy ih)Yfsd destroyed ~ The War Il ihs
itLsIil.sn. viii. ~ aHsbdnsAs ~ shs asinss 81 q
suhssttus~. fIsaed ~ ilH sslsndsF, The claim
III MaFun Mltehsti. ,lnannt1nx N tia~s'*A'. fDr
sBIion ssissi during tAs War Hass rxs ~ set
siAsrab.. dshsIe. tten Hill. II 0enrvtA. made chs
rrtu.It4st sI~ssh. In Nbt.h H. took vigorous
ground ssAnst war claims ~ Hssry description.
The New fptt uatnnse10us ttsfassed She attention
~ ii. Nsnsts IN executive sssslon. 1ha slnas MS
rlivny i.yel.a, " slls nsdiDK oi Afshurs
fvpIy NJ Nsastsgy khtrtnsn. Mr. 0t,ukliD.
aansss,i.l himself with msktnx > formal
r.poft ~ the aiisa af BIZ sninMiiiss. Nbieh
wAs ~dssfM In tha rA~. nj MsiIttt FIR Col
ie.4tcf and HtiIt fvr Nsss uitsur bHt IN ths rsst
~ ufsLsn,, nominated for sarsstur ~ pl.se of
MsrvlIt ~ shi. As the aiiIHE ~ 4 sassnsy, ths
eesainists~ FstoFs~d ~ tsynrnt fnnhsmstion. AftsT
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-02-07

To dihe0ufage rais tItst bnrrow nndr
walls. don't tainp the hulrx with broken
glsns BOTTLES, which will merely ineitc
them to dig new holes. but pnl shovel
fnII " dry sand over sYrh hole. The
rats NOON come mp through this. bnt III
doing ~ let half thu sAnd Into tie bur-
row, which, unlike earth, they cannot
either force " carry mp aGain, and BY
repeating this n every fresh opened
place their runs become quite filrI np.
md th.y make ~ yonr foundations
sysiH.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-02-07

The Potter Committee began The In.
yessiassioh u The cipher dispatches !. Washing
ton ~ ii.e nth ~ January. Clarence Carey. si,e
attorney for The Western Union Telegraph Conn
pany testified thas ssrssin kilograms we're
placed IN biz charge ~hen II VS. proposal 70
issna rubp".ss for tlrir production before
wv Investigating Committee. III wsn Instructed
10 ptck out I'll ~ political character, with she
yisw of getting them out n The way II sha
suiprnA They were aftsr~ssd surnMi over
10 Capt WHiney. Manager u the Western
Union Telegraph Company u Washington.
Floyd Grant. who made ths selection ~ ti,s ~.
patches In Nov yotk, ssld that hs iloash. II
ihS .p.0oO abous yuD we're IN cipher CAps
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-02-07

Director of tho Mint Linderman in
Head.
A Baltimore dispatch says the oyster
schooner A,laman,ne has boea found snnk in
she bay Her Captain, Iio,see BAKER. ~ Phil.
aialrhIa, Ha~ lashod to The .ornar., ami ilc
botics Ut nine inen composing the efew were
iashed ~ thu deck. which WAS several feet MI.
der water. The schooner went down ou III.
ad ~ January iast
Boston papers record the death ~
Richard Henry Dana the emlnen, nrsayis, aud
i,,et. aHrsl ~ wears,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-02-07

NEVER nOEM'S
NEW
FURNITURE
wAReRooMs,
rws sA~t. N.t,h VI rrumsw,,s s,pv~,
cNseco, IOWA,
II sui,stita ~h ~ I.rgeas spa hsss sta#Hsa4s III
Z ttHsittHf ~ Ill i,stssIsAns, snA 4 shs tsM
vtsAss sna asfatsttts ssNF HHss i IN thss nssskss
Everv.hine Ncw---Latest STYLES.
~ OaN UOOs,s.
rsasssslns n
EXTENSION TABLES.
SECRETARIES, BOOK CASES,
wARDnonEs. BUREAUS.
BEDsrEADs. CHAIRS.
SPRING BEDS. MATTRESSES.
LOUNGES AND SOFAS.
BRACKETS, WHAT NOTs.
LOOKING GLASSES.
PICTURE FRAMES.
CURTAIN coRSICfs.
IA sl.os,, every article irI nsns 10 ss lrsla and
ssd sasised - ,h~ want. u The es,,a,nHpi't.
\ UNDERTAKING
IN III its hrsneLes promptly AttsHdad TO- either day
~ night,
IL has layg. asror,iuent ~
Collins, Burial Gases and Oaskets,
1h,eh he il. pssparsa ~ trln. and furni.h on sptt
nssls, And III ~rh riyle and manner ~ ordered. ~
.bs uart reasonable Itrss.
Thanking sbs ptbn fur fssurs And iN Fsnndsnfs
IN tl p.si Es isas 4. as*tr lis frienis That ha ~
determined hlWfs tAan ever ~ merit thnlr r0hhs
X dsueu, respect spd continued i.strpsas..
q. MEvE1sDEN.
& Grsseo, Daa. W, 1874.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-02-07

TME French wine crop, Inst year, fell
Oh s,7OO, ,OOO hectoliters compared with
the yield ii 1877. and e,OD3, ON com.
dared with the average of the decade.
Causes, phyloxera and oithum.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-02-07

"Yon hny. ,,o prrsonnl knowledge. l
suppose, III Eliln's early relations with
President Grant III tialena?'
No: about all know about II has.
heard iEom other persons
Did yo. ever hear the story tl,at
Elihu lent ticn. Grant money ~ equip
himself ior the war;
II don't know m,lch nl,out their flnnn-
cial relations A prominent man IN ia-
lem told mr. this: That Grant WAS
called forward To preside NJ soldiers
meeting, md H. told Elihn. IN Ills Con.
gress,nuf, that he thought Il WINS his
duty to 20 into the army. Elihn gave
him letter IL Hoy. Yates, recommend
ing him m an ex.ofsirrr oi the regular
army, who hnd graduated VI West Point,
and Who ought to have h regiment My
informant snid that Yates put Grant in
the Adjntanis office, and rct him a.
copying. After n while Grant sai.l IL
thu Governor; iom can get man ta
do this work n n day, md. II this II
all yon have 10 give me, shall 60 back
10 Galcnn. The day following his ar'
rival Iii Nal.na l nm told that d gentle
man saw Grnnt between daybrcak and
snnri1r walking with Elihn WaShbnrn.
down 10 the railroad depot. The trail
which lcns.s Dnnlcitl,, going south
comes through aalcna very curly In ths
md rning. Ny brother Ehha wins carry
ing Grants carpet lag. nnd going 70 ths
station with him. This gentleman say'
he saw them together, and .ays thu
Elihn, ~ soon w Grant came lalck frnn
| Springfield, told him to return again IN
ntantly with more lrrcmptory letter
AMI 10 stay until latc. would give hin
a regiment. II that ~ trne, il II rathc
significant thing. Grant might hav'
become i mere Lieutenant or Captain
and not have pressed his way to tn
| front IN xoon M liz did. intfrrien
riM Charles 4. U'nshbnnr. IN Phil
ndFlphin Iters.
| TmrnE waA d pathetic scene at th'
buriai III the wife of ex.G Governor Smith
III Virginia, the Other day. Mrs. Smi:l
WAS ~ years old, her husband ~. ail'
they had been married iifty-line YEAR,
| The venerable man WINS 10 prostrated y.
| his grief tllat he fell on the way from
the house 10 thu carriage TINT took hin
to the grave, and there his cries for III
dead wife wore most pitiful ~ hear.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-02-07

THERE il d very Suggestive prOveIb
which declares Tint .,rhcre arc i 0xeat
many aases with short ears
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-02-07

state If -----, County III -s@--~, -.
Signed in my prcssnee, i,y ------, vi IL
Known to mo 10 l,e tin peiron hc isserihsr i'm
srlf III Ic and III the same timc lle aNhilltr 10
me hir pension certificate. whrh i i,imla.rrd
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1879-09-11

Mr.. Dana, the editor of the New York
Sun, has been looking into the STATE OF
the crops in Europe, and has written
short letter to his paper giving the result
of his observations. The outlook as he
represents 1t, is even worse than the for
eign papers had given us reason to sup
pose. Not only have the crops of wheat
and other grains been nearly an entire
failure through the greater part of West
ern Europe, but the potato crop also,
which is more important to the susie
nance OF the people than is generally
supposed, makes an equally bad showing
and it seems certain that Great Britain,
France and Germany will be almost
wholly dependent upon Russia and the
United States for their food during the
coming year. In both OF these countries
happily, the crops are abundant, and
with the acknowledgements facilities
for ransportation there is no danger of a
iamiue, or even ofsuch ri e ia the price
of breadstuiis as would have been inevi.
table under like circumstances a few
years ago. The surplus products of the
h Unite States will suffice 10 feed many
millions abundantly.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1879-09-11
THE MYSTERIOUS EXPEDITION.

MARQUIS DE BAYS MILITARY ExPEDI-
TON TO oCEANIA-wANTs TO SAIL
THE cHANDERNAGoR UNDER THE
AMERICAN FLAG.
Tn. Independence Beige states tina,
the Chandernagor, the vessel desI ined to
carry he military expedition of the Ma
gus de Rays to Oceania, and now the
property of medical man at Paris, Is
still at Flushing. She cal not sail under
the American flag, not having been con-
structen In the United States. The
co is of he expedition Of The Marquis d..
RAYS are covered by company OF share
holders.
Inc colon SITS receive tickets for ten
hectares of land each. The land is to b..
cultivated by Chinese, to be furnished
by the future colonial admin 'stra,ion
The Marquis says In his prospectus thai
life in France has become impossible.
under the X public, and that The pur.
phse OF his Christian and Catholic en-
terprise is TO found q new France. The
p'ospc ctus explains the Christian anu
Catholic sentiments Of the MARQUIS al
considerable LEI 9Th.
The United States Consul having re-
fused permission TO the vessel to hois,
the American flag, the commander OF
the Dutch monitor Hydra went on beard
with a mission relative to the emigrants,
OF whom eighty were embarked at Flush
ing. Tue treaty between Belgium aud
Holland pre- ents vessels from either
country going to sea from communicable.
with the shore of the other State, unless
in case of necessi y, and from embarkine
or 'sembsrking pa,se ngers or goods
The Chandernagor, has, therefore, viola
ted the treaty.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1879-09-11
THE NEWPORT ACCIDENT

A GAZETTE reporter who went TO
Newport, this morning, tn ascertain the
full particulars of the accident to Jonas
klair and his son, as stated in an early
edit on OF to-day's GAZETTE, sends word
by telephone that ther. are no further
particulars than those fally given in to-
Jays paper.
Y ung Hairs leg was amputated by
DR.. Bullock, at one O'Clock, It being
crushed so badly as to render this oper-
alton necessary. His condition is very
critical. Mr.. Klair remains In q semi.
unconscious condition, but hopes art
entertained of his recovery.
Mr.. Klair Is about 80 years of age, and
son OF the late Aaron Klair. He reside,
on the Lines one road, near Midtown
The boy is about years old.
The train was delayed but few min
utes oy the accident. 1t was running y,
express speed at the time, and the boy
wa. hurled about twenty feet by tn,
collision.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1879-09-11
FEARFUL PLAGUE IN GEORGIA.

MORE THAN FIFTY MEN DIE IN A FEW
DAYS IN A RURAL NkIGHBoRHooD-
DECLARED TO BE THE SPOTTED
FEVER.
ATLANTA. Sept. 1o.-The reports of
the fatal fever raging in the counties of
Polk, t'aulding aud Harrison lave not
been overdrawn. Within a few day s
over fifty men have died in an exclusive
~ rural population. The victims are
mostly young men. Those attacked with
It suffer horribly, the tongue turning
black and swelling to double its size and
blood oozing from the mouth and ears.
Immediately after d. ath the bodies be-
come spotted and discolored. Que ply
stefan of fine standing reports that of
twenty-nine cases under his treatment
not one recovered. The course of the
disease Is run in a few DAYS. The great
est q arm and distress prevails and 1t is
steadily spreading. Physicians here
think it is the sp 'ttsd typhus fever.