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ncnisOn.


Special to the Herald.
Denison, April 25.-Dr. Saunders, form.
erly superintendent Of tho Chickssaw
orphans home Ia tho Indian terri tory,
reached town to-day and reports an assault
upon himself and companion Saturday
evening. Governor Overton has been trying
to drive Saunders from tho territory by dis.
possessing him of his citizenship, and having
so far failed legally, has concluded to t,y
force. The would.be murderers, elk or seven
In mum Der, were concealed In the brush, and
succeeded In killing the doctors horse. By a
determined resistance with six-shooters, Tho
two men escaped without further loss.
Saunders recognized several Of his associates.
He returns home again tomorrow fully
determined and prepared to stand up for bis
Heavy rain horc this afternoon.
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Paddy RYAN ReleaSetl.

Albany, N. Y, April 2s.-Psddy Ryan,
the pugilist, who surrendered himself TO
Sheriff Houck on Tuesday, was released at
half.past six o'clock this evening. He had
been arrested on a requisition from Governor
Jackson, Of West Virginia, which was honor
cd by Governor Cornell, but was subsequent
ly revoked. The official papers Withdrawing
the requisition were received about IN hour
before Ryan's release.
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NilYcr Strike I'm Colorado.

Denver, April 25.-A Pitkn dispatch yes.
.erday, 10 the News says: "At the depth OF
seventy feet fourteen feet Of sand csrbona.es
was struck on Tuesday In the New York
mines, situated about three.q quarters Of a
mile from here. The ore assays III ounces
of silver per ton. The strike caused great
excitement Miners wcro out during the
night with lanterns stalking claims"
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UNDER WEAR.

"
FINE SILK SUITS OF Understanding, ex-
pressly ordered for the Best Trade.
VENTILATED SILK SHIRTS, highly re-
commented by prominent physicians. for
constant wear next the pore, ofihe skin.
ANGOLA FLANNEL Shirts and Drawers
FRENCH TWILL Shirts and Drawers.
BALBRIGGAN Shirts and Drawers, each
81 co and upward.
Isle THREAD Shirts, white and un-
bleached, long and short sleeves, at 81 90 and
upward.
SUMMER MERINO shirts, silk embroidered
fronts, at 100. and upward.
NAlNSO0K Shirts at SOC. and &c.,, and
Drawers at 75c.
INDIA GAUZE Shirts, at 25c and upward.
LINEN Drawers.
JEANS Drawers, at 5Oc, 6Oc and 75c.
DRILL Drawers at 35c.
HALF HOSE.
BROWN COTTON at 100 and upward.
BRITISH at 25c, Csc, and 4Oc.
BALBRIGGAN, Silk Clocks, at $50 and
upward,
| COLORED COTTON, all styles, at 200 and
| upward.
| Isle THREAD, plain, clocked, dolka dot,
ecru. cardinal, black and white stripes, and
fancy colors, at $50 and upward.
GLOVES.
| DENTS BLACK TyrOl Kids. button, In all
sizes introduced AT SANGER'S this sea-
son and commended on account of superior
value.
White opera tlnts and spriDg shades In KID,
for Wear on all occasions,
| Reyner's genuine DOGSKIN GLOVES,
desirable for Driving and evening wear.
Isle THREAD GLOVES at 25c and up
! ward.
sUSPENDXRS.
| The Fisk, Clerk and Flagg and other lines OF
| beautiful SILK goods. A lice Of the f. q. \
| +. make, offered at 81 80, selling regularly at
| 50 50-an exceI tiOnally g'eat reduction.
| One Special Lot of SILK SUSPENDERS,
| bought at forced sale, marked t 900.
| Another lot offered at5Oc, worth fully 81 %.
GUYOr sUsPENDERS, at 35c.
ARGOsY or "PULLEY" Suspenders, at
40c al d VI wards.
ARMS1 EON9 and other styles of popular
suspended
UMEGELLAS.
ELK UMBRELLAS-A new line, just
opened, with ivory, walrus, natural and fancy
wood handles.
ALPACA, at 81 25 and upward.
GINGHAM, at soc and upward.
WHITE SUN UMBRELLAS at 500 and up
ward.
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CorsicsIln,

Special to the Herald.
lCorsicana, April 25.-The.spacious parlors
OF Captain C.Allyn were crowded to-day with
the elite of the town to witness tho mar.
riage of his sister, Miss Clara Allyn, to Mr.
William Benitz, of Buonos Ayres, South
America. The bridal party left this evening
ior New York, where they take the steamer
for Liverpool, thence homeward.
The st. Louis and Texas railroad paid of
their men to day.
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young gallants, The bridal party leave to.
nlgnt Tor their home in Waxshschie.
D, \. Ackeman, living ten miles
nortn OF here, while AT tbe
mouse OF one of his tenants, was fred upon
oy I9ur men with Winchester rifles and go.
verely wounded in the face, breast and leo.
Inc parties who did the shooting are
known' and every effort will be
,naus 10 secure their arrest.
Mr.: blsckmsn is receiving medical s,ten,,on
and bis wounds, though painful, are thou obi
not to be dangerous. N >A'
Rev; n Wickens, of the Episcopal, and
Rev. Willis King, of the Methodist cburches
preached here yesterday to large and an.
preciative audiences. y
Our section has been blessed with fine
rams causing the farmers to feel iubiant.
Ihere have been upwards of eighteen
thousand bsles of cotton shipped from here.
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The Chian Earthuuake.

London, April 25.--A dispatch to the
Times from Tchesme says: "a heavy gale
and rain adds greatly to the misery of the
populauon here. There are few or no houses
ua@'sao'e, ..m and temporary shelter is very in
sM,dSent'" snnS MIR. Gladstone has subscribed
Isoo from the royal botnty fund and ESQ
personally In ala of the sufferers BY the
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BeaconsG eId's Remains.

London, April pa special train bear
ing Lord Beaconsaeld's body, left Padding.
ton station for Wycombe at $50 Sunday
morning, and on arrival of the train at
Wycombe, the remains were transferred TO
Hughenton Manor and placed in tho large
drawing room. Owing to the secrecy of the
proceedings, only about thirty persons wit
messed the departure of the hosrso from Lon
don, and nobody witnessed its arrival al
Wycombe.
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Tunts Topics.

TunR, April 25. Mr.. Rous,an, tho French
consul general here, has scat circular TO the
other foreign consuls, stating that hc has
offered the bey to place at his disposal a
company Of marines and two cannons from
the French man. -of.war Jeanne .Darc, for the
purpose Of maintaining order In The European
quarters OF tho city, and that tho boy has
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The Freight Ntrikar.

on'cago' April 25.-The. striking railroad
,s ,se'sn'e'' visited the freight hoa,es ofsone Of
or ,"v ;r rVSus snis evening and tried to persuade
Thar h,ua'o n", .ne men at work to 70 out.
W. Wy were successful with the men az the
snou m"uasa houses, but elsewhere the feeling
sSmong sSa tne msjority Of the men being thai
.ae railroad Cos, will accede 10 their
can be had. A"''eu acuon
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The Great sleeper.

Allentown, Pa, April 25.-John Gump-
phere, the Hungarian who has been asleep
at the poor house..for seventy.two days, and
who awakened for the first time yesterday,
arose again this morning, bolted the room
door and jumped out Of the window, falling
twenty-five feet. When picked up 1t was
found that two OF his ribs were broken and
spine injured so badly he is not:.expecIed to
liva
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Ellglish Nawn

London, April 25.-The S!andsrd:say the
conservatives will meet at Carleton hall
wednesday to consider the land bill.
Invitations for Lord Beaconsfelds funeral
were sent out yesterday. They include per.
so! sonal friends Of the deceased and represen.
tatives of foreign powers.
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Smallpox Enidem,e

San Francisco, April 25.-Smallpox il
epidemic both in the Sandwich Islands and
Uhina. II is noticeable IN this connection
That the mortality in China'owa for two
weeks past has been gradually on the in
crease, but no one seems TO know Of what
disease they seem to die in that quarter.
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MOrseWhippcd.

seialia, No., April 25.-A special to tho
B'zoo from Knob Noster says T. r. Baker,
sp,omlnen! merchant, horsowhipped win
!. Carr, editor Of the Gem, this evening.
Inc trouble grew out of an article pu6.
i'hed In tho Gem rejecting upon some Of
Bakers family,
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San Francisco. April 25.-In a shooting
ARRAY here to-day, growing out of family
troubles, Thomas W. Cunningham. a we'll
known commission merchant, was killed by
Y. A. Chandler, member Of the California
board of brokers. Chandler himself was
wounded, but not dangerously.
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COLORED SHIRTS.


THE PENANG SHIRT, made by Fisk, Clark
ana Flagg, offered at 81 90, regular price 81 8,
PERUALE SHIRTS-A greater assortment of
styles shown than at any previous season
SAMPLES of these shiriiDgs, from which
patrons ordering the ready -made shirts may
be guided as to the st lie desired, Will be sent
free on application. Prices, 81 rs, 81 80, 81 IS
and 50 90.
BOYS, CoLoRED SHIRTS at Gee, Csc, 75c.
$40 and 81 10.
WHITE SHIRTS.
We offer this season, SANGER BROS BEST
UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS in TWO CLASSES
as follows
No l-4-Ply Linen Bosom, reinforced by
front yoke, petent sleeve adjuster. open in
back, at Sl5 90 per dozen. sample Shirts Will
will he sold this month at the low price of
81 % each.
No; 2-THE DOLLAR SHIRT, of same ma
terial, with.pla.ner finish and the best value
of the kind for 100 cents ever offered
UNLAUNDRIEDs SHIRTS, open In back, at
75c and S5c.
Fisk, Clark and Flagg's FINE DRESS
SHIRTS, at 81 80, sold regularly last season
at SO 90.
WHITE SHIRTS, open front, at 75c, 81 90,
81 s. and S2 00.
WHITE SHIRTS, open back, at soc, 81 90,
81 %, 81 80, 81 so and III S5; the two last nam
ed coming with patent sleeve adjustors.
BOYS WHITE SHIRTS, at S5c.
BOYS UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS at GOc.
JEwELRY.
SCARF PINS, new designs, 25c and upward.
SLEEVE BUTTONS, all styles, from lOc
upward.
Separable and inseparable Collar and Sleeve
Buttons, at SOC and upward.
NECKWEAR.
In SIIlELD and LONG SCARFS we offar
many NOVELTIES that are entirely new this
season. Every style and shade OF fashonable q
colors shown, In polka dots, solid coors, bro
cades, checks, stripes, etc, at prices ranging
from SOC upward.
Anew DRESS SCARF, the "Rappel," !" COM
bining SHIELD scarf and bow knot, TO be used
as either.
NECK-TIES, all colors. at l5c and upward. .
HANDKERCHIETS.
SILK-a dazzling display of bright oolors in
all the new fancy Brocades and latest designs
at prices from 25c upward.
EMSTITCHED LINEN HANDKER-
CHIEFS.
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, with fancy
colorsd borders, and plain, from CSC upward.
COLLARS AND CUFFS.
The "E. & w NEW STYLES of linen CUFFS
and Collars, and q great variety of other
makes.
CELLULOID Collars and Cuffs.
PAPER Collars and Cuffs.
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Madrid, April pa dispatch from the
spanish consul at Tunis says tho Bey has
addressed circular to oil the consuls at
Iun,s diaclaiming all responsibilities In event
OF disturbances In consequences Of the entry
OF the French into Tunis, therefore request
protection from Spanish residents,
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FARRAGUT STATUE.
TIE UNWILLING OF ITAT wAsHI Neros
Apprepriate Ceremonies Over ths
Amatr-A Large Proce sxion Com-
posed OF the Marineland Army,
ci'izens, Officials and 9th.
ers The senate Ad.
Jo"rned LIN Honor OF
the Occasion.

washington, April 25.--The statue of Ad.
m'Nl David G. Fsrrsgut, recently erected in
fsrragut square, at the intersection
OF Connecticut avenue aud Seven.
teenth street, was unveiled thi.
afternoon with appropriate ceremonies
Inc procession formed at II O'Clock in tbe
morning near the capitol, and moved At
noon up Pennsylvania avenue to Fifteenth
street and Pennsylvania avenue and out
following ordei: '' :" 'n'
ASA, =, Detachment OF Police.
"i"na Marshai Commodore U. II. BALDWIN.
". = N and staff.
Naval Academy Band
Naval Cadets.
N''"' DiSision. Captain II, W. Meade, U. 8.
M, commanding, and Staff.
Marine Band.
- Battalion OF Marines
Three Battallons of Sailors.
battalion OF Naval Light Artillery
A''"s II HH'vision' Colonel A. y, NJ. Pennington,
u ;. A., Commanding, and Stair
Five Battalions ss1d; ~ lion, A,,,,..
MILITIA Division. Colenel A. Webster Com.
manding, and Staf.
Band,
Washington Light Gusrd.
Union Veteran Corps,
Band.
Natlondl Rifles.
Band
Butler Zouayes
capital City Guards Light Battery
District of Columbia Militia,
AT tl2:85 tho presidential party arrived a
inc statue, and soon after the ceremony of
unveiling took place. "
As the moment of unwilling
salute of seventeen guns
were fired. President Garfield soon an.
peared on tho speakers stand, and in a few
words paid an eloquent tribute to the hero
whose statue had just been unveiled.
Ex'Possmaster. General Maynard then do.
livered Lengthy Grafton on the life and ser.
vice OF Admiral Farrsgut.
dc was followed by Senator Voorhees of
Indiana, who paid splendid tribute 10 the
AT the conclusion of Senator Voorhees,,
Grafton, the procession reformed and entered
!ne grounds ofthe executive mansion. passing
dispersed. ""N 'A''
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"rSas v,uess were slightly hurt. The wounded ara
two o,s s..;a tns care Of the railway surgeon and
Ths ,.s;,ssan's. and will all probably recover.
im~a..;n,y people ara very reticent aud il IA
''npoes'oie TO obtain the particulars.
sp,cial we.sn.- ..,,-.,

c'si weather Bulletin.
- ",,u'ns.on, s April 25.-The special weath.
=. bulletin indications are that sn area Of Low
Will mova .,s,9 = now central in Wisconsin and
the lsts ,sn;o %Ow'y eastward, causing rain in
tosdsr suS SS'V9' y, ohio valley and Tennessee
night and ~ad I'm. hM'ddle and Atlantic states to-
the N.w ANU Ena1 may lar weather will prevail in
to.mo,r~w % 1w lng1snd Ms states, followed BY rain
Ohio to fall. H' w rse ana tne
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SANGER B RIOS

Meanwhile ,the Anitischkoff palace, his
majesty's town mansion, has been trusted to
the guardianship of three hundred men of
the Pavlowski guards. According to to.dsy's
Intrsnsigeant, OF Paris, nihilist manifesto
announcing the approaching death of Alex.
ander Ill. has just been received by all the
Russian ministers and court officials"
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Louisville, Ky. April 25.-Isaac Van
meter, Of Lsxipgton, to-day sold the well
known trotter, Won Arnim, to Commodore
Kinsett, Of ST. Paul, Mime, o,a, for $4,000.
Won Arnim Is seven years old and has a
record Of 2:22.
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Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Laredo, April 25.-The Texas & Mexican
railroad company begin grading east from
here to connect with the Corpus Christi
railroad to-day. The Mexican national con-
structlon company have decided to cross the
NO Grande at this place, and as surveys are
already completed for the first hundred miles
west from the Rio Grande into Mexico, the
work will soon be given out to cont ractors.
Both lines belong to tho Palmer.Sulliyan
combination.
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Another 2frlLo

New York, April A.-Drivers on the Sd,
avenue street railway, struck to-day for more
pay and foyer hours of labor. Their places
were promsly supplied but Il is intended thst
tho strike Will become more general TO-
morrow.
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st. Paul, April 25..-Tho Pioneer Press
specials from towns on the Red river, state
that the river Is rising rapidly, though no
damage Is expected. The loo has com.
menced 10 break up at Fargo, Grand Forks
and Pembins, and tho river is expected 10 bo
clear In short time,
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Special to tho Herald.

Special to The Herald.
Rockdale, April 26-Mr. Bsscomb Nc.
Daniel and Miss wilma Lee, Of waxahachio,
wero married hero las. nigh. a. the residence
ofthc BRIDES sister, Mrs. J. r, R,Rowland. Mis-,
wilma 10 quite q favorite in Rockdslo
and many arc the sad hearts among our
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BrcniUud,

Special to the Herald.
Bremond, April 25.-Miss Maggie Hines,
beautiful and accomplished young lady Of
Waxahachie, who has boon visiting her au.t
Mrs. Brooks, of this city for the past month,
left this sfteruo % N1-,'rans. where aha
y takes in " the /. U. y. II. celebration and
ball tomorrow, thence homewsrd.
The Wooten Wells arc ilourishing.
The fruit crop in this section Is but little
damaged by the late fiost
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Store Monse Rurnedi

panville, Va. April 25.--John A. Cole
mans store house situated one mile from
Danville, on the Henry road, was burned
last night with tho entire stock of goods.
Loss not as yet ascer.sined. Insured for
Sl2 800 dollars Origin of the FIRE unknown
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A Re sidence Robbe,I

sodalis, Mo-, April 25.-Mrs. l.. f. Sheldon
ofshis city was robbed Of her jewelry and
some silk dresses, at Parsons, Kansas. last
night. The thieves entered the house whiIa
the inmates were asleep and made good their
escape with their booty.
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work commenced.

Little Rock, April 26.-Track laying has
commenced on tho branch Of tho Iron
Mountain railroad between Gurdon and
Camden, at tho nrst named point. Tho
work will DO rapidly prosecuted 10 compile.
tinn.
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Groesbeck, April 25.-Yesterday morning
~ Il. Gilberrs, about seven miles from here,
Jim Howard was killed by man named
Keller, with knife, entering the heart. No
one witnessed tue affair, and Keeer saws he
killed him to save himself from whipping.
keeler was brought in by Mr.. Gilbert and
lodged In iail
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Leader Of tho Conservative.

London, April 25.-It is understood that
LORD Norlhcose will preside at the meeting
OF the conservatives on Wednesday mart
II IS believed that tho conservative leader.
ship lies between Sir Stafford Northcote and
tho duke Of Richmond. -"N
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Brenhnnl,

Special TO the Herald.
Brenham, April 25.-Dr. A. II. Rippetoe
died yesterday. He was Mexican war vet.
eran, from Alabsma, and settled hero in Is49.
There was Masonic funeral to-day.
Tnree convicts (negroes) started 10 the
peniteentiary to'day-two thieves and one
assault 10 murder.
doing well.
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Tho Cssr Guarded by n Scxtuple Cor.
don OF Soldiers,

London, April 25.-The Berlin CORES.
pondont says: "The car ssill reside, at the
diminutive chateau Of GAtschina, guarded
oy six consecutive cordons Of soldiofy. His
majesty is never seen outside the inner circle.
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Ranger.

hanger April 25.-N. E. Boone, brake.
man on the Texas Il Pacific road, fell be-
tween the cars here last night and was
ctusned TO death. lie was young man,
ABOUT nineteen years Old and was buried
here' lie was novice in the railroad busi-
ness, and though bu. short while on the
road was liked by all who knew him. At
the instance of Diviiion Superintendent
Groove, undertaken Ed. Smith, OF Dallas,
forwarded coffin to this place to receive tho
remains.
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A Negro Murderer Hanged by Moh

New York, April pa dispatch from
Columbus, Georgia. says Louis Whitaker
colored, charged with the murder of M. o.
jenkins, white, was taken from isil bv
masked men at Gadsen. Florida, on SATURDAY.
night, and hanged 10 an oak tree.
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rearfu, Calamity.

Lembcrg, April 25. "A ferry boat crossing
the Dncister river upset, and according 10
one ver,ion sixty. three persons were drown.
ed' ano'her account says thirty were drowned.
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Fort Worth.

Fort Worth.
Special to the Herald.
Fort Worth, April 25.--Deputy United
States Marshals Woody and Sorrells left
here this evening, having in charge ]. J..
harris and Dr.. Fitzhugh, charged
WIN violation of the revenue
isws' harris was arrested on
me charge of selling cigars without
license. DR.. Fitzhugh is charged
win selling whisky along The
extension of tho Texas & Pacific
road without license, and both the manage
ment Of the road and Uncle Sam are ,tter
MIN. Lie is at liberty, having given bond.
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lhc Frnuco-run,,nn T-o..,..

Inc Frnnco-runisan Troubles.
Bona, April 25.-A French column under
General Logerat has entered tho Tunissn
territory without opposition. and d now
esncsmped half way between the frontier ana
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Executioucr Pun,shctl =.

st. Petersburg, April 25.-The sxsouionsr
Frohloff received one hundred lashss for mia.
management In the hanging Of The nihillst.
Michailof, whose rope broke twioa
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lnvited 10 = C,onfere.cs

Berlin, April 25.-Russia hs BY . circular
note invited the powers 10 conference
Tor shs purpose Of oonsldsring measures
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Bostcn, Masa, April c5.-Jamss 7.
Fls!ds, the author, publisher and Lecturer,
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0everner willis scFisusly m.
New Orlsana April 26.-Govsrnor wilss
10 seriously III d bic residence, and his n.
covsfy 10 consldsrsd doubtful.
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CEMILEM MEM's
FURNISHING
AT SANGER's
SELECT SPECIALTIES


lei wiradilyr
our "" ''"
, 1881-06-19

ers. She would come from administering rem
cdtes to her husband and return, and wrap uf
infection and groceries ut the same tlaae. ~, r.
was the physician In attendance curing me "
tire Illness, but be was grossly and crltninnllg
Dr.. Hail ccrtiticd 10 tho fnct that the man WIS
recovering from, case of small. pox, and u:
Strauser will be prosecuted if DIR. Tie Wolf
and physicians, according to his doctrine, can t
err. There were sir other new cases reported
yesterday. a nest Of the disease was developed
ut 70 Iowa street, where several cAses nave oc-
CURED before, and three new ones were report
ell from there yesterday. There were cases
found at Ct Ellen street, % George. and 15O Ris~
sell street ...... ........
Gases Of scarlet fever ano dipbtheria are not
reported any more carefully than before tho
will he prosecutions. US private citizens promise
to take the matter in hand unless DR.. DE Wolf
does hi6 duty. But one case OF scarlet fever
wis reported yesterday, and that was from :ss}43
Diltterlicd street.
MORTALITY STATISTICS.
There were twcnty-cight deaths In the city
yesterday, which Is not bad considering the hot
weather, but il the alleys arr not cleaned % very
Disgusting the matter. The reports OF the Tenc-
e,-!ouse Inspectors fully verify II TIE r. I11 III,
tas a;.ssase i''s'aa 70 any @ @psop!e Tie lusiaess
5 fha Door are pcops who e apa
streets which have not seen II sweeper for
nearly year must suffer the stcnchcs and hor-
'Fhis is Il matter too sr,lve to be tritied with
longer Tho street contractor looks. well ut
present to the South Side, but tho southwest
northwest. and large part Of the West Divs.-
ion or the city are most wofuily neglected. and
nnhndy seems TO care. Tho Health or Public
Works department do not appeur to interest
themselves in these parts OF tho city, SO long rs
downtown is cle:ln. This may O0 good enough,
but one OF these days thcr. may he regrets for