The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-07-31

" W. - @AAR -
the number Of new cases was ex-Chief Of
Police. Thomas W. O,DonneIi. Citisens con-
tinued 10 leave the city in large numbers.
some of the colored people we're very much
src;tsd over the announcement that NO rstions
wore "a he ;.sued. Thew sven threatened to de-
,trov n-onertv IN the c,tv. but no violence was
.nn-sbsnded thu police force being sufficient to
anal, anv disturbance.
III. c;n.;nn.t Health Denartmsnt On the
,os - - az .,orn.ra :. Tou;.viIIs. a.
80. 20 NM a. vb;chs cana
80 usm.h;. .ons;ar.d - r;nc;nnaH. Ths
-ms..h.as;.r - ~ .to.r n traae az Rice.
ST. : =. I. M.mnh,s WHEN The fsvsr
.- az LII - = Ind.
- - a. .,t;,. .to.t and ,hinned n
- r;,s;nn.s rhsr. = vss ;ntended to oman
t..;.... n. .;xt.., carzlo.ds reached
T-.--.n. h.t ~. Ta,;.v;u. shovt T.;ns Rail.
- ~. u..,.h om,.~
!. ..a.r !. 49, csr.
.ino
II il stated At New Orleans BY those who
have an onnortunitv n he fuIlv informed that
ths N,t;onsI Roard If Hsalfh viii A. an ear,v
dax recommsud 10 The President an addition Of
ia -;nnumsrab,s orarant;ne. az a v~;olat;on az
The Constitution ~ n. un;ted state. and M
sm;tv betvaen The st,tas.
Fourteen new cases were reported to the Mem.
| phis Board Of Health on the morning of the oath.
among the number Charles A. Stacey and
Alexander Kspler. A dispatch Of that date
says: Two carloads Of tents furnished by the
Government have arrived. and the city author
tiles win establish q camp at a point seven miles
north Of the city on the Paducah Railroad. The
Howard Association have placed . few nurses
on duty This morning the street in front Of
their rooms Is crovded by colored people, all
anxious to be assigned to duty. They were
dispersed and informed hat no more nurses
were required. -Four deaths from yellow fever
nave occurred since last night.
a uisPa'cn 70 ene vincinnau enquirer o. sa,y
- says snas : conferences was nela = "asn-
nsvn, y .ne iooms VI non. oAs ,U1ns'
:. oonsiess nun !. 4n'mpn.s 80
se D,
onaiso = WY mAain nosP'.1, sel'.e,' anu
Sonaso' lama "eie Piosen.. s'ns0nA
nau .O.s :
ms pu pn's, :
14 r"Is.
70. M. =. T.-S~ss,
-. - - $500
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Ill A. .nnro..h.s and av;.. os ~ r,.... i,
- - .;hs- -. 60
80 M" ~ $50 -
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s.e.s -. - e..
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60 -
.uOu'anu iema,r A' iooe ;.
Uopa'en vas 'oi'e " - ois
from o. LOUIS, s.a'ing ina. inc ouA0n,.a Den
Mnico ieit memphis On inc z4.A' "ouiu W
turned 10 the quaiantlne sta.lon ana nel pas
sengers not allowed 70 iand' also staeng % ".
.of'es 'nas an passengers leasins = pOa
n0sAi.ei y %, nouis "ouiu sis :
An answer was sent stating that there was no
sickness on ooalu, ana ~ III means 70 lot 'ne
peoP'' w Doaiu isnu, siso .nas :
insaluciohs NUN .Ae o'. Lou,s nes'.a 1'no
=, 0Va'nns su'I sr.
was . y ~
oPsaemio'
a No" AorA uispaecn 70 q oinoin
ua1eas, aa'su saiy = says ine ''ho"
iever proKe OUT = Jay OF Two Since among .
pay re,usees itoin "empuis WING ieao.
'a.y 'aesusy. Ing parry 0D ms,N"
~ $50 -
-
'ouaS VI sonun0 : ~ AS
msns one = : y men was A''aoAsu W 'As ,essr'
-. M M. 10 49, 49, !.
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~
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ef tbs year Int n, health .n,bor;t;e. .rnr.-
bond NJ d.n..r The post-omc. .,,hor;t;s.
bav. hs.nn 80 d;s;nf.ot M.n,h;, nail 800,
6. a. s.st .;u. - - - go
,...s f,ou u.,.na .ont;nn. 81 :. :. -
Sama.aa 49, h..s.e.s u. an.-.at;n. n, |.
v.rv strict
The M.vor &c g. Io,,;. an ~. ,s.h al.
rr.nh.d ~. N.sa..I $500 ~,
sAe
yeho1 iefer refugees from Mempnis are arriv-
ing IN sucn iarge numbers tnat the establish
men' OIL q quAran'ins camp "hi DO necessary.
de asked that tents and ratlons for one thou
sana persons Tor thirty days be forwarded 81
once.
1here arrived IN Gincinnatl, from Mempnis'
Joseph G.. Hook, aged twenty-six years, ac-
,mpanied by his wife and three children, and
Mrs. Kelly, his wife's mother, on the 18th inst.