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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-11

CASEY YoUSG's speech, for full report
which we make room this morning, ought
satisfy any persons who have doubted his
ility to represent this district in Congress,
At he is the man beat qualified for the
ace. 1t is a bold, manly, honest avowal
principle, a thorough exploitation OF Demo-
,tic policy and an able defence Of the
rty which for sixty-fye years successfully
yerned the United States by a liberal
mesiic policy, extended lis domain TO
IRE than twice its original dimen-
ns, and made our country respected at
me and feared abroad Col. Young's sug-
,tion to do away with the national
erest-bearing debt by the substitu-
q OF Notwithstanding currency will
ike many OF our readers as timely and
isible, and what he said OF the craw6sh
eign policy OF the successive Republican
minisirations is worthy the special notice
our foreign-born c;tizens-Germans and
llians as-well as Irish. We have been
inflated often the past twenty years
at even Chilli plumes herself on her ability
blow down any of our cities whenever she
ooses 10 aend oneiof her great gunboats to
shores. Col. Young put himself t4usrely
on the record for a revision of the tariff
W, so as to bring about the greatest
Cd for The greatest number, and he
arged the Republican party with the
,p6nsibility Tor all the tariff robber-
of the past quarter of a century.
denou nced the methods adopted by the
ADMINISTRATION TO break up the Democratic
rty at the South, and paying his respects
his opponent, Judge Smith, recalled the
ROW, contracted, spitefnl rulings OF that
utIeman when, as chancellor Of this dis
ct he denied the elective franchise 10
neighboTs and fellow-citizens, who
1ght for their State and lis rights.
also recalled Smiths record on the State
BIT question and his contemptuous rejection
the petitions and letters Of citizens OF
smphis, his constituents, begging him to
te and speak 80 As to represent their
shes. Casey made telling and forcible
eeeh, one that will confirm his friends in
cir faith in him, strengthen wavering
smocrats, and unite The parry in his cup
r..
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DR.. LANGsToS, the minister 10 Hsyti, is
10 Virginia stumping the State for Malone
nd the ReadjusierP. He must be more care
.ul, however, says the Washington Capital
b his comparisons, or his religious colored
rotbers will draw off from him. In his
Richmond speech Friday evening last he
aid Malone was boss, Moses was boss,
esus Christ was boss and George WASH
|igton was boss The comparisons strike
.sligiously disposed people az unWholesome,
not blssphemous.
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MAJ. PH1PPs, OF Philadelphia slmshouse
'noloriety, is implicated in fraud of differ
Fnt sort. The clerk of the almsbouse di-
vision Of the TWenty-seventh ward makes a
confession, and AYERS that at an election last
February in that district Maj. Phipps broke
bpen balot-box and altered the election
Feturns The result was that two Democrats
|Fere elected instead Of two independent Re-
Publicans. The genial major" is a versa
lie man. Phipps is Folger Republican.
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CAPITAL RaIEES

WASHINGTON, October 10.-Benjamin F.
Pritchsrd, claim agent, has been arrested
upon charge of forgery.
Recent contributions for the Garfield hos.
piIal fund from United States consuls amount
to $1,000.
The President made the following APP
.pointments: Henry Fl. Morgan, of Louisiana,
secretary of the legation of the United States
to Mexico. New postoffices established al
Alread, VauBuren county, Ark, Thomas E.
Alread, postmaster; at Adams Station, Hinds
county, Miss, w. j. Ferguson, postm sster
at Hopson, Carter county, Tenn, Moses P.
Robertson, postmaster.
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| leading from this place eastward, sometime
| since, and there il now employed on :his d.
| vision OF the road some 200 men. The con-
tractors are having some difficulty in get
ting hands on account of the contemplating,
and viii, as coon az they can procure them,
| increase their force 70 1000. 1t is claimed
that we will have through trains from At
lanta TO Columbus within the next eighteen
months. Our Board of Mayor and Alder
men, at session this week, signed $4,000
OF the bonds due the Georgia Pacific, these
being tn first OF 100000 that are TO be is
sued TO that road $40 600 on the completion
snd equipment Of the frat twenty miles,
100000 on the next twenty and the balance
on the next twenty, bearing six per cent. in
terest.
l have just finished the perussl of the
Handbook Of the State of Mississippi, prepared
and issued by E. G.. Wall, commissioner of
immigration and agriculture for the State.
1t Is creditable production, and contains
great deal OF interesting and valuable In
formation relative TO the history, the indus
tries, the educational facilities and the sgri-
cultural products of the State that will be
read with grea. deal of surprise By those
people that have been habitually deriding
the claims OF Mississippi to progress and
improvement, and will, no doubt, be OF
much service both in attracting immigration
and in calling The attention of capitalists TO
the many advantages that we offer for the
investment of capital MAX.
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yards from where the freight train was
standing. The fireman escaped by jumping.
No one else was seriously injured. The en-
giae was demolished and The baggage-car
badly damaged Hobbs lived here and wss
Just promoted from fireman. II WAS Waters's
hrst trip Oh the road. He formerly lived in
Macon, Ga. He leaves wife and five chill
dren, now on a visit 10 Cincinnati. Trains
were DELAYED several hours
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YELLOW-FEVER.

PENSACOLA, October 10-Yellow lever in
creases, and the insuffiency Of funds makes
the situation alarming. All classes and
denominations are asked for contributions.
BRowNsvILLE, October l0.-There are
some new cases of fever at the ranches OF San
Rafael and Salado and Fort Brown. Lieut..
Winnie is very sick. The doctors say he
cannot recover. At Camargo ard Mier the
fever is very bad. Weather very hot.
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EST A BLISHE ED 1910.

The New York Commercial Advertiser now
pillories the New York Times as the abettor
of the frauds which made Hayes president,
being inspired thereto by the denuDciaIion
OF the Times of the frauds that defeated Cor
nell for governor. Il recalls the fact tha
'the Times WAS the only paper in the country
to claim the election of Hayes Immediately
after the election of 1876, when it was gen.
orally conceded that Tilden had been chosen
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CINCINNATI, October 10.-Edwsrd Muther
was arrested by Marshal Left ar, of Lockland
at Middletown, this morning, as the muir
derer of Arthur w. Rose. He had been
drunk in saloon in Lockland, where he
displayed some money and wanted che ok
for $50 csshed. IL was thought the check
had been taken from Ross's pocketbook
Muther was found at the residence of his
brother-in law, but nothing was found about
him to aid in fastening suspicion on him.
He WAS taken to Glendale.
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FRANK JAMES, tired OF murderous high
robbery, has surrendered to the author
Is of Missouri, AID has given his pistols
the governor, telling him in the most pa
atic way that they had never been pressed
any other than his own hands. III the
private life, will give mp assassination,
1, robbery of banks and of trains, and will
down under his own vine and fig tree. He
tired, poor man, and needs rest. Justice
% be blind to the trifing array of the muir
i S he has committed aud the robberies he
/ perpelrated, and the governor of a great
|nmouweaIlh is to take his bloody hand
! welcome him as the prodigal con OF Mis-
lri. 1t is true he has for years lived in
lance of every law, human and divine,
Ii we must not mind tribes like that;
8 true he has made orphans and wild
5, but We must forget that; it is true
has made families destitute, but that
something which affects the per
ls thus visited, and we must try
1 realize that perhaps Mr.. James
merely an instrument 10 dispense
sorrow that chastens. The "prom-
mt citizens Of st. Louis" who focked TO
Re the retired bandit by the hand have set
noble example of duty. Delegations
ould be cent from all the large cities Of
country TO congratulate and assure him
At he made murder a fine art, popu-
lied assassination, aud made the robbery
trainp, banks and etsges the most roman
aud highly respectable of occupations.
James is the hero oil Missouri, the pet
st. Louis, and the best sign of the civil
.tion which that city and State can boast
There law is muzzled and justice is
adj. and bandits are supreme.
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FOREMAN DICKSON,
or the Star.ROute Jury, Again Heard
FrOm-An Impudent Letter to
Mr.. Corkhill.
Three Per Cents-The Total Amount Is.
sued TO Date-SayiRg in Interest
told Certificates.

WASHINGTON, October 10.-In order tc
facilitate the Issue of new gold certificates
Acting Secretary-si- New to-day
gave orders for the printing OF certif.
Gates of the denomination of $50, $50 and
800 with engraved signatures like legal.
tender notes. These will be styled the ode
partment series," and will be Issued from the
treasury at Washington. All higher de-
nominations of these certificates will be
issued as at present, bearing the signature OF
the assistant treasurer a. New York, and
will be issued from the su b-treasury there.
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the Temperance movemen, In New

LONG BRANCH, October 10-The Temper
ance Convention, held TO- day, formed per-
manent organization under the little of the
Constitutional Prohibition Union Of New
jersey. Resolutions were adopted calling
on the State Legislature 10 submit 10 the
people constitutional amendment prohibit
ing the manufacture. sale and supply in the
State OF all iutoxicanfs as a beverage, inyit-
ing all nominating conventions to cooperate
in securing the proposed amendment, and
asking all good citizens 10 join in the move
.nont
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An Unprovoked Murder.

DAYTON, o., October 10.-August Bren
ecker stabbed Cornelius W. Rally outside
the city limits this afternoon, the knife Ell.
tering the left leg and severing the artery
Bally died 10 three minutes. Both are in.
mates of the Soldiers Home and aged men
Brenecker was slightly intoxicated. The
murder was wholly unprovoked. Brenecker
is now under arrest.
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MATRIMONIAL BANK

OFFICE OF
MATRIMONIAL BANK ACCOUNT ASSOCIATION !
MEMPHIS, TENN, September 20. 1882
a regular meeting of the Board OF Direeto
n of the above Association the resignation oil
Theodore Read, President and Treasurer was
read to the Board and there being objection, ii
dnllr cd L
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Murdered sis wife and Son

DETROIT, October 10.-.Yesterday farmer
named Davidson, living near Deckerville,
Sanilac couRty, quarreled with his wife and
son about some property. During the quar-
rel Davidson shot and killed his wife and
tried 10 kill his son, aged twenty. One re-
port says the son is dead and another fatally
injured. The murderer fed.
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PORTLAND, Or, October 10.-Twenty-hVe
hundred white construction employees on the
Northern Pacific in Montana, struck Satur-
day on account OF raise on board of half a
dollar week. No violence The supervising
engineer telegraphed that the old board rates
will be maintained, and it - thought the
men viii return 10 work. The Chinese, num-
lering 1000 men, are not included IN the
strike.
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NATURALLY pale invalids are greatly i'm
proved in health and appearance by using Brown ,
Iron Bitters. It strengthens mind and body,
brighteHs the eyes, gives rosy cheeks and create.
perfect picture 81 health strength and -
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Memphis Jockey Club

NKrHIs. TENN, October Z, 1882
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
- Memphis Jockey Club, to be delivered at the
seeretary's office on or before Thursday, October
18th, for the following privileges:
First-Bar privilege. which shall include the
sale OF all liquors except that of soda-water from
a fountain.
eatebles except CONNECTIONS
Third-Confections, which shall consist of cakes.
iee-cream, soda-water from fountain, candies and
other SweetmeatS-
Fourth-Cigar and tobacco stand.
MISUNDERSTANDING privileges.
Bids must be accompanied by certified check
or currency for one-han the amount and If bid is
accepted the other half payable on the morning of
the opening day of the meeting. The committee
reserve the right to reject any and all bids.
II. A. MONTGOMERY, Chm'n,
T. Il. MILLBURN,
N. II. KATZENBERGER,
Comm tan
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TT being matter of impossibility for this COM
4 mittee to remember III names that would
desire to have Associate Members, and not
wishing to appe exclusive, we would respect
fully ask those wishing to join send their names
on postal csrds TO the Secretary to be acted upon
at the next regular meeting.
Nr,--. -. III
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Posipoued ON Aceount or naiu

LEXINGTON, KY, October I0.-The trot-
ting races were postponed ON account OF rain.
The great California crack, Kinda Rose, is
here TO beat the Kentucky two-year-olds.
Seven or eight of them start. Among them
is Fugue. The fastest tvo-year old time is
expected. No one can name the winner.
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THREE Per CENTS.
TOTAL AMOUNT ISSUED TO DATE-sAvINe
ANNUAL INTEREST.

ASNUAL INTEREST.
WAsHINGToN, October 10.-The tota
amount of three per cent bonds issued Il
date is $3.50, 370, 800; total saving in annua
interest by the exchange of three-and-one
half per cents into three per cents, 81 .296,
S52 A few applications for new bonds have
been received since the exchange was sus-
pended on September Doth, but they will moi
be considered until after November LIST, AND
three per cent. bonds thereafter Issued will
only bear interest from November LIST.
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Baseball.

New YORK, October 1O.-Bostous g;
Me.ropoliians, !.
PROVIDENCE, October 10.-The first Of The
series OF niue games of basebalJ between The
Providence and Chicago clubs was PLAYED
this afternoon. Fifteen hundred persons
were present. Score: Providences, 10; Chi
Cages, A.
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Fatally SLAMMED al Chure,,

GEORGETOWN, o, October 10.-Sunday
night, after church services in a school
house, six miles west OF this place, Charles
Irwin stabbed and instantly killed Chelton
Lemmons. sou of a farmer in this locality.
Both were boys, Lemons being nineteen
and Irwin only sixteen. Irwin escaped.
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RUNNING AMUCK.
A Number of Women Assaulted and
Dangerously Wounded by Crazy
Frenehman in the
Streets of New YOrk-TwO OF the Vie
tins Probably Fatally Injured
Crime and Criminals.

RICHMOND, October 10.-The case of Capt.
George d. Wiae, for threatening personal
violence 10 J. Amber Smith, was heard by a
police Justice this morning, but it appearing
there was no probability OF a renewal OF the
,ro,hIa. IL was dismissed
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/ THE Providence (R. T. B'sss, a good Re.
publican paper, thinks the only way to
purify that party is to defeat it this year al
the polls. Will not our Providence cotem-
porary go little further and admit th al
the only way TO keep it purified is TO defeat
it next year and the year after and so on
One years purifying certainly cannot dc
much for such party IS that which Arthu,
bosses in New York and Cameron IN Penn
svlyauia
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The American Eighteen defeated.

New YORK, October l0.-The Australian
eleven were defeated by the American
eighteen in the cricket match, and seven
wickets TO spare. American score, I29 runs.
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Canadian M. r. arrested for Fraua.

ST. ALBANs, VI, October 10.-Esinhart,
said to be mayor Of Melville, Quebec and
formerly member of the Canadian ParIia-
meni, was arrested at the instance of the
Bank OF 81. james, which alleges that he has
defrauded the bank out of $4,000
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indicted for MaDs,aushter.

FREEHOLD, n. j., October 10-The grand
Jury indicted for granddaughter Alexander
Kier. foreman of the gang whose incomplete
work caused the terrible accident on the
Long Branch railroad at Parker's Creek,
June last
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NEW YORK. October 10.-Howard Car
roll, the well-known correspondent OF the
New York Times, was nominated for congress-
man-at-lArge BY the Republican State COM
mittee.
L0Ler.-Mr. Carroll has declined the honor.
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PANA, ILL, October I0-The esst-bound
indianapolis, St. Louis ard New York ex-
press was wrecked here last night By run
ming over a COW. The engine, tender, bag
gage and express cars were dersiled. The
fireman, Chas. Arierburn, of Nation, Ill.
was killed
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hfuue.ota DemoerntIc Convention.

ST.. PAUL, October 10.-Tbe Democratic
State Convention to-day unanimously nomi-
mated Judge James Gil6llsn, the Republican
candidate for chief justice OF the Supreme
Court, and the present incumbent. There
are no other positions 10 be filled this year.
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ADDITIONAL DETAILS.

CHATTANOOGA, October 10.-The passen-
ger train which left here at 6 o'clock N.
over the Atlanta division of the East Ten
nessee, Virginia and Georgia railroad, came
in collision with freight train at Ool,ewah
Station. twenty miles from here. Engineer
James n. Waters and Pilot John Hobbs, on
the passenger engine, were killed and their
bodies burned terribly. When the bodies
were found Waters's arm clasped Hobbs.
The fog was so dense that Hobbs lost has
bearings and passed the switch only few
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LONDON, October 10.-The race for the
Cesarewilch Stakes at Newmarket wac won by
Carrie Reyi Chippendale second, City Arab
third heene's Romeo and RsdmalI's Mar
den finished last.F
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WASHINGTON, October 5, 1852.
George B. Corkhll, Esq. United States Distri
Attorney, District of Columbia:

WASHINGTON, October s, 1882.
George B. Corkh-1l, Esq. United States District
Attorney, District of Columbia:
DEAR SIR am informed that you have been
ordered by the encouragement to hand to II. H.
Wells, ESQ the afidavits that were filed by myself
and Others in your Office in which certain persons
are charged with having tried to corrupt the jury
In the SLar-route case. 1 am also informed that
you have complied with this order write for the
purpose of protesting against your action and that
OF the encouragement Most serious charges have
been made against the agents of the Depart
ment of Justice, the creatures of the at
torney-general, and nothing could be more
absurd than to allow that department
to investigate these charges. The attorn y
general should be unwilling to investigate
charges that nearly touch his official conduct,
and the fact that he wishes TO take charge of the
investigation is the best reason that he should
not The Investigation might with equal pro-
prety be left TO the defendants to their attor-
neys or to the persons charged with having offered
the brides or to the jurors suspected of having
eepted them. The Investigation should be made
under the direction of the Court before whom the
case was tried and by the attorney for this Dis
trtct 1t should be as open as day, and all the
parties should have not only the opportunity of
being heard. bnt OF hearing. For one, 1 de-
mand that this investigation be taken out of in
terestet hands. am, sir, very respectfully
VIM DICKSON.
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate


DIR. C. A. Fernald, of Boston, says: u
have used it in cases eff Impaired nerve fQnc-
tien with beneficial results, especially in cases
where the system is affected by the toxic &C.
ton OF tobacco"
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THE OHIO ELECTION
The State Probably Gone Democratic
by over 10000 Majority-The Re-
suit in Cincinnati.
Elections in West Yirginia-The Second
and Fourth Districts Democratic,
the First Republican.


HARTFORD, CONN, October 10. - The
Democrats OF the First Congressional District
nominated Ex-senator William w. Eaton.
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DIED.

ATHY-On Tuesday, October 10, 1882, at $50
O'Clock, JOHN ATHY, father of Phil R. Athy, at No.
"a Manassas street, aged eighty years.
Funeral will take place this "WEDNESDAY
morning from St. Bridgets Catholic Church, at
$50 O'Clock. All friends and acquaintance are
invited IN attend
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EVERY one has a will and mind 70 think
for himself, yet many will go about hacking
and coughing until friend recommends DR.,
Bulls Cough Syrup for that cough.
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SPORTING NEWS.
Brighton Beach Races,

NEW YORK, October I0-At the Brighton
Beach races to-day Little Kate, Marchioness,
May Warren, Ballast and Bouncer were the
winners.
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THE FIRE RECORD.


CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, October 10.-A ppe-
cial from Tracy City reports the total de-
struction by fire Sunday night of the court
house at Altsmont. Not book or paper
was saved.
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HARRISBURG, October 10.-The machine
department of the Harrisburg Foundry and
Machine Works burned. Many men are
thrown out of employment. Loss $4,000;
partly insured
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3 r I, 'sEMMRs, Chairman

]. 5. WILKINS. il COmnnlttee
Associate membership en- titles the member to the
Track Grounds and Grand stand for the week and
he can escort all the ladies he may WISH free of
Additional cost
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Mr. H w. MERTON, of Oswego, N. Y,
yErl.es' my wife has been restored to perfect
nealtn and strength She suffered many years
from indigestion oornplieatad with female irrcgu.
arities- Inever saw her lips rcd and her cheeks
for ~
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RAILROAD. ACCIDENT.
Collision ON the New Road Between
Chattanooga and Atlanta

CHATTANOOGA, October 10.-News has Just
been received of a terrible collision on the
new road from here 10 Atlanta, which was
opened yesterday. A freight train on the
main track was run into by passenger
train. The engineer and 6remen are known
to be killed, and two children fatally in
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DICKSON DEMAND.

THE sTAR-RoUTE FoREMAN's LATEST EFFU-
sIoN-AN ISIPUDENT LETTER.
WASHINGTON, October 10.-Foreman Dick
son, of the Sar-route jury, has sent the fol-
lowing communication 10 District-Attorney
Corkhill:
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The Fever at PensacolI

WASHINGTON, October l0-The National
Board OF Health is informed that there have
been 1900 cases OF yellow-fever and 113
deaths in Pensacola up to the 10Th instant.