Tombstone weekly epitaph., 1882-09-16
Yellow Fever Sufferers.


 Mexican sick are doing well. The fever IS now at many ranches along the river. Assistance is being ex- tended them. The quarantine against Matamoras has been rs.es- tablished.
 GALVESTON, Sept. 14.-The news from Laredo is that yellow fever of the most malignant type has broken out at Mler, Mexico, thirty five miles from this place. The fever was brought from Matamoras.
 Frisco Dots.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 14--Potosi levies an assessment of twenty-five cents.
 Rev. Henry Vidavver Rabbi, of the Congregation Shcrith Israel, for merly of Philadelphia, Pa., died this morning, aged 49 years.
 Dirty Butterworth Nominated.
 CINCINNATI, O., Sept. 14-The Republicans of the First District nominated Benj. Butterworth for Congress, and the Republicans of the Second District nominated Amos Smith, Jr., Thomas L. Young, the present incumbent, being defeated.
 Republican Figures.
 AUGUSTA, Me-, Sept. 14.--The Journals official return from 395 towns and plantations, stands: Robie 66,306; Plaisted 57,035; Chase, 1,092; Vinton, 215; Eustis, 249, Roble's plurality. 9.271. It will probably be increased.
 At Their Regular Business,
 LINCOLN, Neb., Sept. 14.-A spec ial to the Journal states that 2 band of four or five hundred Indians have appeared on Beaver creek, on the Kansas line. They are stealing horses and murdering settlers.
 The Grain Mo~ket.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 14.-Wheat is steady, barley frmer, spot 125 to 129, September and October 130, NOVemDer loH2.
 FOlger Sick. WAsHINGroN, Sept. 14-It is stat ed that Secretary Folger has been confined to bed in Geneva for several days.
 MT. Tilden < T Right. NEW YORK, Sept. 14.--Tilden is not ill as reported.
 Yellow Jack spreading. GALVESTON, Septemberl5.-There are now twenty cases of yellow fever at Fort Brown. The troops have been moved from Camp Smith ten miles down the river.
 PENSACOLA, September 15.-Elev- en new cases and three deaths to- day. The fever continues to rage and Restitution and suffering IS on the increase. The National Board of Health refuses to make areason- able appropriation, and help from the outside IS scarce.
 CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex, September 15.-At Mier, Mexico, forty cases of fever are reported. It was intro duced from Matamoras in goods. BROWNSVILLE, September 15.- Thirty-two New cases, no deaths. GALVESTON, September 15.-Six deaths last twenty-four hours at Matamoras, and the sudden increase of cases is startling. The fever is of a more deadly character. Yellow fever has broken out at Requoqa and Hidalgo, Mexico Candidate for Sheriff Killed SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 15. - A Truekee dispatch says: J. B. Camp bell, Republican nominee for sheriff of Sierra county, was shot and in- stantly killed by man named Stubbs at Randolph, in Sierra valley this afternoon. The murder is sur missed to be on account of bitter political contest in that county. Over two hundred men are securing the country in pursuit of the murderer.
 LArEE-TRUcKEE, Sept. 15.-The particulars of the murder at Ran dolph are, that on account of an ex- cited political canvass, friend of Campbell named Cody, had an alter cation with Stubbs a day or two ago. To-day Campbell sought Stubbs to effect reconciliation; he apparently failed in the effort, and turned to walk away when Stubbs run up be- hind him and fired without notice, the ball taking effect in the stomach. During the excitement that followed, Stubbs escaped. If recaptured lynch. ing is almost certain. Stubbs is a man of 32, and has heretofore enjoy. ed the respect of the community.
 A sheriff Killed.
 CHATTANOOGA, Sept. 15.-Sheriff Case and deputy Conway, of this county, to-day took the train to Knoxville with John Taylor, a pris- oner, charged with murder, his case being on appeal before the supreme court. About seventy.fve miles from here, at Sweetwater, several men boarded the train, killed the sheriff and deputy and took charge of the train. They left it at Simmons sta tion and with the prisoner, escaped to the mountains. A numerous, well armed posse is now in pursuit.