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The Osceola times., 1879-04-26
sOUfHERS HARn AND HOuI.
RnGa N DmvOa


A writer In the Courier-Journal ays:
In your isue of the 81 Inst, gentleman
OF Aoulton, Alabama, iDquires o. your
veterinary deparsnent, is there q re-
liable remedy fos the dikase In horses
knovn - botz% Nov, according 10 the
latest theory, Il is satis sc.orily proven
that the bot il DO disadvantage 70 the
horse. The hor< is the tue and legiti-
mate propsgator OF the bot or g.d-ny.
Toe egg is Deposited BY the sso-fy on
the horse, and "a hx,eksd On; by bis nip
ping or scra,cning with his mouth
ttese small grnhs are carried into his
mouth and thence 70 the stomach, which
is their nursery. They are prepared By
nature with two small hooks, which they
ixzien into the mucous membrane, and
there they stick, never letting 70 until
Iney are iully developed, and they then
relea>e the ho.d and are Immediately
pxssed out through the bowels. In
shors time they are iully grown gsd' sie--
While sticking With their heads bar
fovet deep in the mucous membrane,
IRON which they derive their sus.enance
and lite, they are q. innocent n dead
matter. TAX about milE and molAsses
causing them 70 let go-whsi tor. 10 be
psSd out prematureiy. No. These
medicines never a3ect the grub, which
Is naturally very hardy and tough, or
the lamentations and gAses OF the stom
sch would destroy it. Now this grub
natures in shout ten months. During
two months OF the year there are none in
the horse, and nine czses out OF ten fat
ulent co &C would be pronounced bots.
evea whsn there was not q bot in the
patient o. course many horses have no
Dots-in cities, and stall. where they are
IN lhe dark or covered. Some will say
thi. is all false, because they have seen
on poe nsorf>m Of borse his NAV eaten
through, even poriorated by the bot, and
there could be no mistake the bot killed
him. Now, how inconsistent. WHAT
could induce the grub TO destroy his
home, the only place nature has prepared
sor his abode? Not until diseAse has
changed bis food 10 something losthsome,
nsuseating and unwhoiesome does be try
to seek something more palatable and
congenial to his nature. Il u then thA.
he ps ne.rxtes through the nav in search
Of some better food. But the horses
case is sealed before they start to leave
their old home. Now, l hope this is
plain and satisfactory, and l hope to
near no more OF this exploded theory,
bots killed him"
The Osceola times., 1879-04-26
The Marriage OF the Midgets.
New York sur

1t has been 61slly arranged, after
many discussions between their families,
that the Midgets are to be married Luci
z rate, the prospective bride, Is fifteen
years old, and weighs trife less than
five pounds. Her iscs is bright but not
prep isse sing The bracelets she wears
can be buckied around the third finger
OF man OF ordinary size. Her shoes
(msde to ordeT) are two and one-hali
inches long and her gloves measure
about one inch rom the tip Of the long
est finger TO the bottom st the wrist.
Her cap was made originally tor doll in
a Broadway show window, and is good
ht. In the matter OF iewelry she is pro
iuss. On eacn hsnd sbe wears diam ond
riDg, her brooch Is a diamond, and she
hss iondness for dangling ornaments
on her ears, such for instance as a small
diamond supplemented by California
gold quarter OF a dollar.
General Mite, whose real name is
Francis J. Flynn, weighs nine pounds
and is fourteen years old. His face il
bris sht and intelligent, and MS conversa>
tiOn does not belle il.
"Are you going TO marry Lucis!' the
reporter asked him.
Yes, we are going to be married"
"W1en -
Next saturday a week"
"No," interrupted the female dwarf,
"nexL sunday want it on Sunday"
1t seems that the marriage is one OF
convenience as well as supposed affection.
The dwsris belonging to different fami-
lies, are liable 70 be separated at any
moment. IL Is thought best, therefore,
10 bind them by ties that can not be
broken by show managers or dissgreeiDg
parents. General Mite is twice the
weight of his prospective bride.
Tne preparations or the wedding are
going s.esdily forward. The bride is to
wear a white satin dress studded with
seed pearls. Small az her form is, it il
estimated that the bridal dres. contains
DO less than 600 pearls. Toe bride>
groom is to wear bis iull dress suit, ex
cepting that biz vest OF black cloth will
be replaced by white vest
Miss Zirate belongs to the Episcopal
Church, while General Mites family are
Roman Catholics, and it was on the
question OF religion that the families diff
Tered. This difference was finally settled.
The Osceola times., 1879-04-26

{ 70 euid dram. each Of the oils OF bergz'
not and leuc3, o1e Of the oil Of orange,
aud hall a. much Of that Of rosemary.
together with three quarters Of dram
OF nereli and four crops each Of the
ssenes. Of snbsrgis and musk. II thi.
i. subsequently, distilled, il makes What
nay Be called a perfect Cologne, bu. il
becomes e1eeedinsly fine BY being kep;
tightly stopped for two or three moths,
20 ripen and mellow before use.
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PtEnes and rs-ssrAn1 introdnchsn

100 si-elAss instr1asuts from best max
srs 70 he placed in Sogshern homes Tor i1iro-
dueiion sud advertisement. Panos; Z pct
sI2s, ~ Oct. $3.50. OrgAns; 2 stops, ~; ls
stops, Ell Mirror Top, IS stops sso- tno'es
instruments al Lowest prices ever kncEn- :
yesrs written guarantee. IS days tee. irii-.
Chi-ksring, Knzbe, MA'hnshek, Weosr . .
Southern Cen Pianos, Mason HaUlin, al
Pe.orcei 4 Pelton organs included u inl,
ssie. A clean sweep no reserve neE insiia
meuts fresh from fsctofy. Only ale o. ne
kind ever carried out in the C.S. Wlis TO-
intrcduetion sac circulAr. Aidr-s Laden s
Bstes' Southern Music House, SsTkrE2h, Gs-,
ihe great Who.sssls Piano snd Organ Depot
of ths south.
The Osceola times., 1879-04-26

The delicate membrane which envelopes
the lungs and lines the air passages, i ez-
ceedinsly sensitive, and slight i'm alton o.
it increases and spreads very rapidly. Es-
msmberinF this, use. Il y1u are attacked oy
= cough or cold, that lnconpsraols pulElouie
and preventive Of consumption, Or. HANS
Balssul for the Lungs, Ehich invariably xivss
speedy relief and ultimately effects CON-
plete cure IN al cases where the breathing
organs are affected. lee it in tine snd pre-
vent serious bronchial trouble. sold By s..
druggists.
The Osceola times., 1879-04-26

Tn young men Il the Academy who
% cut between acts probably go out
1ox - opeEa glass.-Herdh p. l.
s1G ~. ?: Il ttc- urobsbly 60 out
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A SooTcH lady had invited gentle
man TO dinner on q particular day, and
lie had accepted, with the reservation,
If I'm spared "Weel, weel," said the
lady, @if we're dead III not expect We"
The Osceola times., 1879-04-26

OLIVER DITSON & CO., Boston.
C. "a. Dtt.oa a Co y " btu"n 80.
~ L - 7rrk-EsT. !. - NletsI-t - -'''
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So diets-Pensioners.

w-ruilIsh ~ risht-race pApsr-''1 HEhsTi iOh.
4 4 TRIBUNE r voted O. tie Interests ~ fsus
si0uers Soldier ard sailors an their hrirs, .ss
co ntsins iu.tr sting & uilI reading.
Price so cts ycsr-spec bal Undue euieuts 60 clubs
A proper blank 70 collect amount due under Lev
AZ RIA 81 - PEhsluN lll l., furnlfhsd rraiui
taus3 90 regular sulscfiiefs nrly, and such risrs
rlsd IN Pension once without charge. Jbnu.D
uu ri ter a. = sperimea COPY frsF. send ~ ii 6kf
B.. LEHHS 40, RAsl.irEtcu. 81 T. Lock lyE a
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-. r--.-.t uu-ser q the WEEKLY MUSICAL
49, M. n 5f E.aier Music. ssnd sets ior IL
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eaNTaIAs FOR SCHOOLS ASD n.
.----F Ta1de trviuE. eents ss"'sr,s
.n.,tf, : r-rts Gssrdi IN angel eehts
q 90 .tt.r, = osu,s. Calprft ray w. Au'
F.iry Bridal = cslt.-
The Osceola times., 1879-04-26

RIeHxHpsoS's NEW METHOD foh
THs PIAsoFoRTE, ~. L. TIE most pIpa:;
- ever ls.ust. - FrcTei po.lt'eI, y - q. -
i--4-,>. 5s ~ -z.s1ts q copies. EIsuils IL ANY
- zsils- f5r rttsl Price-
The Osceola times., 1879-04-26
CHEW
The Celebrated
"MATCHLEss
Wood Tag P.sg
TOBACCO.
TEE PIONEER TOBACCo COMPANY
New YORK. Boston. And Chicsgo.

10 these days, when there IS such strife
among makers As to who shAl profuce the
loves. priced Psrlor Organ, it j. well % re.
member that one Company keep up their
standard Of hAhsst excellence. Every organ
msde by them may be depsnie on. To have
a Mason & HzH,lin Organ is 10 have the best
that can be made.
The Osceola times., 1879-04-26

l,Hsw Jaeksonl. B-.t sx-s, Navv Tabseeo
The Osceola times., 1879-04-26

Easier yusi, Easter Carols. Easter iEih'ms'
sead for Lists.
The Osceola times., 1879-04-26

smoke pogue's Sitting Bal. Durham Tobacco
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.THE BEST Music BOOKS
the CHURCH OFFERING.

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EHlTKs sy7Nl16lHE

pie Rec A--
1K CRAIG's KIDSEYCU fer al kidney dis.
ID s.sss. a sure remedy failures unApeSn p send
~ circular S0ye. br .atls- ~ ~ L'ta'
N.di1T. kirIey q E.Cary, Dee Moiues y. steArps.
Tetfoir 4 smast populAr msii0ine OF the iss
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MASON & HaMlIN CABINET ORGANS,

D.uos,,rai.a b.if By HIGHEST hoNnhss Al NJ
yiI. AZ PAEIs. i-s7; N.ESsE. I-i'' rstfiasp W.
PHiIaDELFHis. Ire; Pas. n ana Sh.soss.L Sh.so 49,
a4arisd highest honor atsL uch. r0i 20 -.
Jr riustAilmeuts IasfTtfsa Crfl -, aLa 1niss
sitb pew 10 les ard pric-s -stt ire MASON hss
nv OsGAv Co. Bssrus Asw fOEk- o. NhloAr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-23

He had sometimes thought that the democrats
of the northern states have been led through
devious paths enough by the rebels OF the south
In their effort to destroy the government and
in their later movements to sap and mine ali
the great powers OF the national government:
called, ask you now to follow them In voyage
more dangerous, upon dogmaS that cannot
meet the plain common sense and reason OF
body Of the democratic party, and 1t is support
Of such dogmaS, too, that republicans are
invited to desert their party.
WHAT THE REPUBLICAN PARTY HAS DONE.
human-but it has always been on the side Of
liberty, and led in the great struggle for union
ana nationality. 1t has always taken sides with
box;it has never deprived any class OF citizens of
the elective franchise 1t upholds the national
government and perpetuates free schools. 1t
seeks to establish in this republic Of Of ours rs
free men: at would, with frank franSness IS
the right hand OF fellowship and fraternity to
those who lately were at war with us, aid them
In making fruitful their waste places and In
developing their immense resources, IL only they
them the benefits conferred by the constitution
and the laws. No hand OF oppression rests
upon ~ them No bayonet points to them except
fraternize with them IL they would allow us
and have but one creed-the constitution and
laws OF our country to be executed and en-
forced by our country, and for the equal benefit
OF all our countrymen. II they will not accept
this, but will keep up sectfonallsm maintain
the solid south upon the basis OF the principles
OF the confederate states, we must prepare to
stand together as the loyal north, true to the
Union, true to liberty, and faithful to every
national obligation. appeal to every man who
ever. at any time, belonged to the republican
party, to every man who supported his country
In its time Of danger. to every lover of liberty
regulated by law, and every Intelligent demo-
crat who can see with us the evil tendencies of
in reforming all that is evil, ALI the abuses of
the past, and in developing the principles and
policies which In twenty years have done so
much to strengthen our government, to consoli.
and admiration of mankfndn
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1he Markets.

BALTIMORE, July 23-virginia SKIES, old. 2s: !:
Co consos, 5Iss; do lew ten forties, 50A; do past
que COUPONS, eo bid to-day. Sugar firm and active
BALTIMORE. July y3s-ootton duh and nominal
middiiDg. HIS. Flour steady-HoWard street and
;stsr Ssstesn sSpsT Ys S do extra. 90
family. zoo. Wheat. southern firm Il openins and
snd q Sna IN aS
ll3alM; No. Maryland. L12H; No wesee9n
winter red. spot. / ll*; July, ltsl.llS; AueusG
ern nominal in absence Of recsipts Western ssS;Sr
spot and July itas4Iss August. i4ssss sepss%: sasS
fairly active southern, 40a4l; western WI - SaS
SO; do mixed. 36aS7h; Pennsylvania. 3ssss' Rvs
quiet, IS. Hay eteady.-prime to choice Pennsyf
ssas nns po1f Bais
ders, SA clear rib sides, AZ packed, a and SH.
aisi2 a Lard. 2. Butter scarce and fsm-prime to
Petroleum dul-crude nominal. 81: refincd az
for futures. Coffee active and 6rn-Rio cSrs,oss -
4isalAh; Whisky steady LoTHaios. TrsisStS 70
sin eSs sts s.sspso1s sssd .. dSss.
aaSSSo, aa 49,, OF which 1000 q new southsrn, oorn.
S900; SSS900; oats. 900; rye, 60a ohipunants-vSSa6
11.agS00I0; corp' none. 6ales-Whea6 oSeeoo; ooen,
NEW YORK. July rs -stocks stroue. Nouev.
2saS Exchanss. Ions. sssk, short, SSsx. Gosern.
NEW YORK. yuly ss-y,our unchanged. vne..
spring onics ana winter lower. Corn quiet
HY roRx MAnKBrs rHm AFTERNOON.
~ touowtpe Quotations were current in NeV
s x0st sSaay q = NJ. - rsporssd By Lewh John
,oSsi I'd ar. 80. ,si ao1,j III. e q ess ssss.
ess1.sSa. NJ ~ 81, oeE Is,sMnS IA ,SSSsthS ~ : de-
-; " Q. 1sisssapS. soK; EsciSs Nh izS. =.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-23

POLITICAL NOTES.-The Pennsylvania repub.
lican state convention will meet at Harrisburg
today. A caucus of the delegates favorable to
the nomination OF Samuel Biltler. of Chester
county, for state treasurer, was held last night,
at which 10! persons were present. This in.
sureS Buffers nomination on the first ballot
at Milwaukee to-day. Friends of Gov. Smith
Claim 13I out Of 266 delegates. Friends Of ex-
GOV. Luddtngton claim lis. Ex-Gov. Wash
ourne Is limited at as probable "dark horse. !"
The Hon. A. II. Stephens is to deliver the
aaaIess nt before the alumni at the commence
menu OF the university OF Georgia. The
canvass IN Maine has begun. The Hon. Daniel
r: DAVIS tne republican candidate for COVER
noa, tp VIII SPEAK every week day until the eve OF
tne e!ecI0n. secretary Sherman spoke In Port
THE independent democrats OF Baitimore
have ssued an ~ address to the setting
itfcs. -. The "disSat1Sned" reDublicans nf Bsi-
timore have passed resolutions urging Secrefary
Sherman to Investigate Collector Th5mas.
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Yellow Fever Notes.


Seven new cases Of yellow fever were reoort-
Ell at Memphis yesterday, and six deaths. Ar
rangementS are IN progress for placing the
poor In camp. The Cotton Exchange remains
open, but all business is suspended. No re-
ports Will be sent In the future until business
feVlVes Camp Father Mathew, under the su-
perv1slon or Father Walsh, is to be established
at once, for the benefit of the poor. Requisition
mas oeen made for one hundred tents which
VIII oe furnished soon. 1t is anticipated four
nundTed people Will by this means be removed
from the city.
CASE IN BROOKLYN
Dennis Manning, fireman of the steamship
CITY or Meriden. plying between Havana and
New York, died yesterday afternoon in his
apartments In tenement house at IS Columbia
Place, Brooklyn, from yellow fever. The health
arrangements were made for burning Infected
bedding and clothing, and the apartments were
dls1nfected. The physicians, after postmor-
yellow fever, and have taken every precaution
TO prevent the spread of the disease.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-23
Sudden Death

president OF the Citizens Bank died suddenly
THIS morning at his residence In this city, aged
e2yearS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-23

ERISCO,S FEMALE WALKING
MATCH.
La Chappelle the Winnie,

SAN FRANCISCO, July 2q THE female walking
match closed this evening. About 5000 specta-
tors were present. The match has been well
attended throughout, but was not interesting as
a pedestrian contest, La Chappelle having really
had no competitor for first position. The scores
were as follOws:-La Chappelle, 800 miles laps;
Edwards, 26O miles l lap: D0nley, 24S miles
laps; Walton, 134 miles. At the close OF the con-
test the prizes and the belt were presented and
the crowd dispersed. number OF matches are
likely to follow for BELTS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-23

DUBUQUE, Ia, July ga fre last night de-
stroyed Atherton Walkers three story cooper
Randall Co.'s flve story brick building ad-
Joining, used as store-house by Randall Co.,
snd place for cleaning hides by Tfllnghurst
&Co: The loss on the building is placed at
the losses are fully covered by insurance. It is
supposed the fire originated In the boiler-room.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-23
RvfOrd (SuiIfV ar Murder

OF Buford, on trial for the murder OF Judge
Elliott, after being out eighteen hours, brought
In verdict OF murder In the first degree, and
hXed his punishment at imprisonment for life
In tie penitentiary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-23

BOSTON, July 23.-James Winthrop Harris, fol-
the past ten years secretary OF Harvard Univer.
sity, died at Cambridge on Monday night after
short illness, at the age OF 20 years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-23
CURE BY ABSORPTION!
8 A p a N ULE, "

The great External Lotion aud Fluid Absorbent
Natures Remedy Applied by Natural Method.
Used In Sponge or Foot Bath 1t Immediately Be
heveo Pain and Soreness Of Body and Limb from
Whatever cause II also brings refreshing coolness,
and destroys offensive perspiraton. 1t u the only
Lotion offered to the public to be used through the
Bath.
"SAPANULE" is sure and specthc Kennedy for
Rheumat1sm, NeurGg1s. Iumbago. aeadache,
Chilblains, Bunions, Corns, &c. Cures an Eruptive
disorders Of the Skin. leaving it smooth and soft
cause, imnediately relieved and permanently cured
By usinQ "SAPANULE" In Foot Baths.
"OAPANUIIE'' contains nothing injurious to
the most delicate organism, and can be used with
perfect safety by all Recommended By Physicians
Of an schools and by thousands who daily nse Il
and And relief.
Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-23

CAPITAL PRIZE
$4,000,
RECENTLY DRAWN BY EDWARD r. MAY.
A citizen of Washington, residing at SO 1lth st.
NV, was only one Of many that have
been drawn On tickets Of
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY,
SIMMONS & DICKINSON, Managers,
Bought Of Messrs. WILLIAMSON & CO., No. 59s
Broadway, New York.
.rs the Genera r Easssrn Of tbs have
Paid out prizes amountas m to o. oyer a S.O;OU;H: 10y:
ticsets, and he money Is paid Invariably Without
days delay
THE KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY
Has during its existence paid more money in prizes
than any Lottery, domestic foreign. whose tickets
are sold in this country. The drawings have taken
place regularly twice . month, under sworn COM
miseionels Of the state, and copy of the official
drawfuas is published in the principal papers
fhrou0hout the Union. All prizes have been cashed
without reduction on presentation.
Address all orders to
WILLIAMSON & CO.,
GENERAL EASTERN AGENTS,
iy236t 500 Br00dray, N. Y.
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TORONTO, ONT, July 23.-A special cable dis
patch. dated London, July 22d, to the Globe,.
dull, and there was q strong wind blowing
Sergeant Cruitt and Colliuson scored 80 points
each, and secured f5 apiece in the 60O-yards
range. In the grand aggregate Lieut. Adams
ties IL others for IS nnfnfSn
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Snlart JerreV Offpcera.

PAssAIC, N. j., July 23.-Porter and irving.
who escaped from the Raymond street lail,
Brooklyn, some time since, were traced TO Pas
sale, and for the past week have been shadowedk
BY Sheriff Riley, OF Brooklyn, ana about dozen,
detectives. They were staying at the rassaic.
City Hotel and could have been arrested several
times separately, but the Officers were unable
to get them together. At one O'Clock this morn
ing the onicerS surrounded the hotel and were
about to make q raid on the rooms OF Porter
and Irving when they both took alarm and
Hend1e, OF this city, who was patroliing hts
beat at that time, endeavored TO arrest one OF
them, but the man drew his revolver and shot
The ofncer dropped mis- head and escaped In
jury. However the bullet came 90 close that
there are several grains OF powder Ia his face
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-23
New York Democratic state Com.
miftee>

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, July 23.-The announce.
ments that the democratic state committee will
assemble at Niagara Falls on Friday of this
week, are fncorr ct. It Is stated that the meet
Ing will probably be called for about the middle
Falls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-23

1O&1C61 S0Ctett0S.
PR0vlDkNck, July 23.-The o.otogical and
ophtnaimol0glcal societies are In session at the
Aquidneck house, Newport.
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YELLOW JACKS ADVANCE.
The Outlook af Men, nhis.

NEW YORK, July 23.-Memphis specials this
morning state that although the fever seems to
be graduallysprea the outlook on the whole
Is not SO discourag1ng. 1t Is only here and there
that cases develop the malignancy OF last year,
while majority OF cases yield readily to treat
last year, was asked about the situation. he
replied, 81 saw the first case OF yellow fever
this morning. All other cases are OF the gen
uine malarial fever, and some OF them OF
very bad type" DR.. r. w. Mitche0 was asked
what was the outlook, and he replied: "The
want Of material. We can't have much more
all the doctors approached on the subject.
A Deserted City.
A great many negroes have congregated In
the Vicinity In In anticipation Of free ratlons. The
meets are all OF the 1rOn-clad order, having had
the fever last year. stroll throughout the
entire length and breadth of the city found
exception OF five or six families, entirely desert
ed. Poplar street, one OF the leading thorough
fares from 80 out, has three stores OF the dry
and cigar stands have closed. Other thorough
fares equally depopulated could be enumerated.
Even the gamblers have left the city. The
hoWaTd hnt held meeting yesterday,
Two Cases i'm LOulsviIIe.
LOUISVILLE, KY, July 23.-Health officers
discovered two cases OF yellow fever In this city
brought from Memphis. Mrs. Samuel Eckers
wife OF the barber who died In Memphis several
days ago and who came to Louisville on Sun
day, is Ill at the residence OF friend on Story
avenue in the eastern part OF the city. The
other case is that OF Miss Essing, also refugee
from Memphis, who Is residing with relatives
On Portland avenue. Both cases are OF the
mild type, and there Is no excitement over
their discovery. There are no cases Of local
origin in the city.
The Fever Spreading at Memphis.
MEMPHIS, July 23.-Thirteen new cases or
yellow fever were reported to the board OF
Reister, wife and child, and eX-Chfef OF Police
Thomas w. ODonnell. One death has occurred,
Mrs. Della Barry, Ia M0sby street. The fever
seems to be gradually spreading In the north
ern portion Of the city and Chelsea, which up
to yesterday had been exempt. Michael Athey,
brother OF Chief OF Police Athey, was taken
fever. Citizens continue to leave the city In
large numbers. The authorities are stin look
ing about for site to establish q camp