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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-10-26

Fine Photographs at Peterson n
Art Gallery. Views of private res
licences and public buildings a
speciality.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-10-26

Bargains in children's white
dresses at NJ. COINS,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-10-26

Another large stock of sauerkraut
was received at the 0rmsby House
yesterday. When the picked cab
bage is cooking an aroma pervades
the house that is almost heavenly.
Nearly ton has been consumed at
the Ormsby since the beginning of
the cold weather, and no one eats it
but J. A. Pritchard, Col. P. c. Hy.
man, George H. Davis and A.
DeNeuf.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-01
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q :. y T. R.ii. GOSSIP.

- The German. Bunhcsrath has u,,n,,-
im"n>l! approved ,hc treaty of com
mrrr' iriWrrh Germany and Spain
80 Richards, Power 4 co., shin own.
rr> and mrl chants OF SNas.sr. and
l."nd"r, have Iai.ru. Their liabilities
are ,C3;o,GUo.
The London Missionary Society
has irr"ivrd /; telegram announcing
''ai ia" Queen OF Madagascar died on
July Is.
i iIr iiur@aIi;ln wheat crop is csti-
mate" at lnIl average, and the Aus
tram crop at fifteen per cent. below
the average.
Tho Emperor William few davs
40" laid HE foundation stone of The
hrM iAIiiHmrnt building in Berlin ia
HE presence of the ,nrinbris Ul the
HuIdrsralh and RcicI,stnn.
-. -About fifteen cadets Of the third
class IN the Naval Acna.m> are arcu>-
rd OF 'haZin@' the fourth class on
BOARD the practice ship Constellation
ahu 'h'E are To be collrI-nnriiHlrl on
their return to the Naval Academy.
.-Mnny political arrests have hrcn
mah" ~ Snlonica, in European Turkey.
hri"andS III lis vicinity are acting in
r"ilu>inn with Iurricii rm'>snrirs will,
~" ollri 81 rrratin% troubles ~, the
frontier. Ihr Gnvrrnor Of Salon;rn,
VIII" was recently captured bv hr..
9andS, has been arrested.
-John pr0rlor, Il &alnnn .krcprr of
Adairsvillr, Ky, was. billed hv Alex.
Crawford and his 500 Il, ;'rucsirr's
Cross Roads, Tenn on last Sunday.
night. Pt"cior's wife left him recent.
~ and took refuge with hcr ilhrr,
Alex. Crawford Proctor ATTEMPTED
to Ike her away by tor%r a,d Was
Killed in the quarrel which cnSur,,. 3.
Five prisoners escaped iruu the
Dover (Del.) jail late lac Saturday
nj ut, among the number were Bob
Allen aud Henry RniSin, notorious
c"l"rrd burglars, who wclr leaders of
a gang which carried nn cNtru>ivr
'h'cving operations in Kent county.
The others who escaped were IIrrrv
Watson, white, Joseph Cook and Israel
lootr, colord.
Near Colquitt, Miller county Ga,
Il lew nights ago, two coiDrra men en-
tered the brd-chnmbCr of II rrrmincu'
lady with the object of u><auIlinu and
mu'drrin. her She was awaken, Il h ,
the touch of. one of the men and wy,
hcn 10 flight, with Il pistol. On Snn-
day one ra ;h2 G.,.wits was capi,Ii ,i,
ana after ECin" lodged III Jail was shot
dead in his cell.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-01
His First D0y. nj S,,otnro.

Saratoga was new idea to him. II was
SO Jolly 20 go from sprin% t. sminn and
take drink of the water of each No two
of Tie springs tastnH alike. There are
about forty sprInYa at Saratoga. After
tasting nearly half of these, re began to
have queer feeling inside him. After
S""nan" most Of the day in this way, he
went to bed. 1t seemed a. # III .!.c water.
works of the regions were raising a riot
within him. After several hours of agony.
tEn. 1t gave him relief and comfort, and
GE&NNcd him to sleep. !:
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-01

RECrNT statistics LaSCl on the cen
snS Show that in Milwaukee,, where
more beer is made and drank than in
any other city Of equal size in the
world, there arc twice rs many sui
Cd's as in any other municipality OF
The same population. This induces
one Of the lcadiu" German papers OF
the West 10 admit that in all the cities
"i the country The Germans arc, in
proportion 10 their numbers, twice as
well represented among the suicides as
any other people, and thc excessive
use Of beer is assigned as The cause.
'l hcrc is no doubt" says the journal
referred to, "thut the moderate use of
beer briGhtcns up and cheers men, but
there is also no doubt that too nuch
beer stupctlcs and dcmoraliZcs the
orinHcr, and, if lis use is persisted in ,
make lin melancholy and weak
Mlndcd. II is apt 10 result in certain
attacks OF mc!a:cholia, which comes
upon ihc beer topcr, and in which he
bcWai's himself and Ills fac, piiics
himself as II wre;c!cd Dcin2, and final
y ic:S lis heavy head ana wccpinp
ctcs sink languidly on tlic table" Thc
same authority, however, considers
b""r beverage Of exceeding yir.uc in
c"mnarisou. with sniri.uous li0uors
Whicn. II contends, "'tianstnrm n nan
MO OloJdI-tiirsty lid beast and
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-01
Il F.iLLEN APOS rLE.
The Sad Career Of II Young Man New Lying
IN u:ColO-Htl, JuiIs ,.

The Sad Career Of II Young Man New Lying
In n:Colo-ndo Juiii!. b /
"A Denver Special su, s:La!c OH r'Sat
urdny evening. the pu!i,;D arrested II
young man iiA,ncl AES4pv GRAY ns Il
suspicious character and lodged him in
thc city jail. No charge Was made
against hinr, but his contiur, excited
ihn attention ut the police. AVID A> he
WAS unable to "iTc any intelligent ;c-
count ct himsrIl or his wn,,drri,r:s
ah"um town Jar into The night, nc was
run in.
This Young man hasa history which
is Il stronger plea for temperance than
was ever prnurd hy The most yiticd
apostle of total abstinence.
Iiis father Was Ju<ac Gray, o" Min
rral P"in', Wis. lie un,l,intcd with
distinguished honor al the Wisconsin,
state University in 1879, and adopted
the p,aclic" Of the law as Il profession.
The same year nc was elected as I,
Democrat t"a seat in the lower IIUuSc
of the Legislatures. Ills ScutswaS con-
tested, and Il Republican majority de-
cl' cd in favor of the contestant. Young
Gray's argument ia his . oHn behalf was
nIir~ni tie finest addresses ever uttered
ON like Orc;,siun, and i. made lin
faInuuS.
IT, removed to Milwaukee, and be-
gan tn practice law. Ills first case
WAS in CupiPs Court. lie won the
affections "i Il beautiful and moderately
MTlthy h;,""ns~"dy5 whos,ssesss in
Her relatives objected TO the mar
rn"r OF The pair, as they itnrcd that
GrayS alfcction was too much intlr-
rlccd 10y the girls money, bu, love
laughs al relatives rs well a. at lock-
smiths, anl clopcnlcnt and marria.c e
followed.
Oncr in possession Of iu, bHri
account, young Cray hrgAn II :. IT
career - obstruction. lie 81 ,aniIrr ..
his wi'"S ,m"ncy riL al, lru. ~
nr'N'H:I son wasn't Il l. nrNvr - L.; .
N'ElccI AND abuse Il. the wn,: -, -.
h'N"u "tu irns,rh ii,n Toll - ,ri -.
matter of cIur>r.
Ii" end rnur soon. a luriuur
$4,000 Was .>rrnl in les. an Y
Ih"nllS amt the usual r1'; - ., !,
rowing surrrrtI,ti. Gi@ ,....,., 49,.
hau>lGn bis credit in M....
Chicago, moved to Dlnt.+, ct ~.
almost 'lnnr'iln:rl! rirr,,. :; u! IA
OF the Tea r!uriai Lr4i ..I.
WAS sent to Jail for runlrmn u. ru,u
and then iuim,.l,,ir,l sI,y,rL -, 49,
the a,,pulr,,I ,l,.,r,nii,,i =.
iuw ali the whi.kry ~ Ei.u,..
came y. rc,r io !, -, ,,,
could, bat Inc did ,,ol ,,,,,,;, Il
! Ills next ryurr,u,ru, v,s +, ,ur,.
temperance lecturer, ANA il" was !.
great success in tnc ur,,,;i; ;. i. :;
Tie made Il tuur of low, 49, ,,',
the uruh;hi!orv nnruduru; n,' ;,,c ,.,,
,,i,n,i,u r 'i,,, S,,',' ' '' ~ II" '''.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-01
hTdDaR SALE.

IgNilE storc-huildng and lot now occupied
a by the undersigned are offered for sale
The store is one Of the best in Winnsburo,
and is in prime condition. The location l.;
one of the most advantageous i'm town.
Ihc lot Is quite large one, and upon it are
Il large warehouse and other buildings.
Terms very moderate. For further par
ticulars apply to
May 29-tf B. SUGENuEIMER. .
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-01

Hos. MM. IL. CAiKlHS thinks that
Mr.. Holman will be the Democratic
candidate for Governor Of Indiana.
lie has some doubts o. Republican as
ccndcncy in that state. SprnkiuM OF
the possibility Of ll"Hdiy Withdrawing
said: "Ii he docs, Tie Democrats will
be badly beaten. You cant change
candidates and win. We tried that in
lllinna in 1877 and wen, to tie wall.
Ortiz could have been elected, but hc
WHy taken off and Ben Harrison sub
stitutuh, and what was the result? BEN
WAS slaughtered! =;
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-01

THE Texas cotton crop of This year
is estimated at ,o3G,o0o bales, II fall
ing of from last year OF IGI ,UO0 bales.
Drought affected tic crop. Texas has
suffered severely from scarcity OF rai,t,
while farther north there was an
abundance Of il. Still there will proba-
bly bc fairly large crop.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-01

JACKsON's WAR UORSE.-In q recent
issue Of The JoMrn0i- Observer wo
spoke OF Stnnewull JacksoD's old war
horse which had on the day prcviors
been shipped 'trom this place to Lex
i!'"ton, Va, "a Il prcseflt to General
'Smith, of the Virginia Military insti-
tntc, 10y the Rev. DIR. Il. Morrison.
Referring to The old chargers presence
IN Lynrhhur2, the NeWS says: %rhis
famous old war horse was The object
OF much interest while here. lie was
visited by Il great ninhN* persons, who
we're surprised to see rim looking SO
well. n circumstance that may not be
|cn"raiiy known, and one pos$cSsing.
pcuulinr legal ..iuicrrsr, is that 4bis
horse was Captured by:a Lynchburg
company after his renowned rider lad
been shot from. him. lie fell into tho
.hnnds Of lhc, ltaurgard or Moormun
battery WhIciHHr.tS on the ground, and
was kept by thrin. until. turned over to
General Jcb Stuart. The writer was Il
member of that heroic cnnpuny, and
fcclS'inst pride inall its performances.
Another circumstance Of interest is
;hat Major Norman, its then captain,
afterwards promoted, was the last per-
sun who ever held Il conversation of
any extent with thc immortal Stone
wall, Just before he went jnto" the
draih.trap. Ills last words addressed
to the captain. were, "It's lino' to
move" lie did movr-but,: TO glory
ana the gravc.-Cha"t0tte JouJ'ndt-
Observer. ..... .-.... .. ......
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-01
GA HS H HG'T:S.

Carpets and HOnsc Furnishing Goods Tho
Largest stock South of Baltimore. NJ iOuuct
nrusscls, 3-Ply and Ingram Carpets, Rugs,
Nt Mnts ana CrnInb cloths, window Shades,
wall Papers, Borders, I.ncn Curtains, Cor
ntccs and Poles, Cocoa Il Canton AInttinga,
Upholstery, EngraviDgs, Chromos, Picture
Frames Write for Samples and Prices.
GEORGE a. BAILIE AUGUSTA, GA.
june 80 tSly .... ~
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-01

SENATOR WAEEEN MILLER, Of New
NoIk, thinks Blaine the coming man
rs the Republican candidate for TIE
Presidency, Notwithstanding Tie little
boom that is being worked up for MIR.
Arthur
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-01

ACCORDING to Third Assistant Post
master General llazcn, tie surplus in
the last fiscal year in thc post.t tlicc de-
laitmcm will lc &2,50o,Goo, Il gain
over tic surplus Of 1882 Of <3l,lco,Oco.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-01

IHAVE Nol1r!Hn TNE FARMERS
# Fairfield TO bring in thcir OLD GINS
Cor repairs. u"i .hcy are. nc; doing so,
M | am n"t able to disarnoin' purchas-
"r If u new g,D for The repairing oC, an old
one. SO pan tics need not bring their gins
IN just When they need them and expect to
stake them out in my wagon" or "gct
them Saturday when the wagon comes III"
| want to do,all the work I can. l hope
the GIN MEN won't CROWD us in
SEPTEMBER just when they want their
GIN. g..
y. VI. ELLIOTT, SIi.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-01
lltlaiDs d. IiATEs is going into fh'

q sS4A eBl21211 ~ rs Is EO1'7G 171u 1Fo
%ag carrying business again. lie
Serves st. Paul, Minn., Oclohrr lst, on
foot, carrying the tln" to Galveston,
TrNa", thence TO Maine and thence to
SAN Franchises, and hr proposes to de-
liver eighteen hundred lectures on his
protractcd tramp Of seven th"m"and
miles.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-01

The galleries Of The old fall of
Representatives in the National Capt.
'ol, now in nSC ilS Il gallery of national
statunry, have been utilized t1,r the
storage Of surplus books irum In. col,-
rrrSSiulal library.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-01
HENRY BOYKIN.

M1iSSRs. X. j. MCCARTNEY & CO.-Gcnts:
ihc Gfty-saw Daniel Pratt Revolving
Nrad Gin and Feeder purchased from
You the first of last August, far cxcclS any
thing that have ever seen | have never
been better pleased with the working of
amy machinery. 1t runs lighter tlran any
other gin, makes a better sample and the
arrangement of the breast IS 80 you can
gin The seed is clean as one would desire.
The Feeder works like q charm, feeding
regularly, fast or slow, as you please, there
by less"ning the draught. My gin was
burnt last fall. | shall buy another Pratt
next season.
Yours, &C., -.
c.. X. RAHB
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-01

IN exchange says that recently lhr.',
applied three hundred candidates in
answer 10 a call for six rlclk Is, anil one
hundred and il;rty-Scvrn proved tn
nOT%CES the Errc>.a>N uual itiraliullS,
and adds that "l!crc is no such ru.h
Wl.cn capable mechanics are wanted. y
There is no parallel in ihr two eases.
y large proportion Of YOUNG mrn Just
i!oln ihcir sr!uC Is are Capable OF per-
forming the work OF clerks, at least
with the ad,ird experience of II ISu
months, perhaps weeks, in mastering
the details of ilc peculiar position.
l'ut tlc "capAblc mcchanir" is t!r re-
salt o! several years apprentice ser
vice in addition to his school attain
mcnts. >.aznzSsuEzza onzouuA
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-01

SPRING GOODS,

or which we now have large and. well
asserted stock. Everything in tho way of
DKf m GOODS, NOTIONS, etc, tllat is
the incest DRESS GOODS, and iii the
novelties IN NOTIONS. If you want a
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-01

The Celebrated "Drulnswick" IIaml-try
one.
Ocean Gem Mackcrrl -.
Saint Ioris Corn Beef
Saint Louis Roast Beef
Imported and American Sartlincs.
Salmon (Sousrd), Mackrrcl.
;, Imported Macaroni.
Fresh Cheese
Fresh Apples, in gallon cans
EArtictt Pears, QNinccS.
Grated Hi." :pr.r, Peaches.
"N!hslow'S' Surrt .,,,,--.'i,, I pas krl.
"DariS IcStor Manor" roma, urS-hald-
packed.
Cro9Sc& & B!ackwrli'S Chow Chow Pickles.
Imported Worcestershire Sauce.
Bakers BroEia.
Condensed Milk.
FrrEh h SNOW Flakes.
\ lot o; Handled Hoes and Grain ca llcs
NL CHEAP FOR CASH
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-01
CIr- THING

-, Como an.lsec DIR stock, or choose from
~, M me u, or samples. If VIC cannot please
sttng s"m Il He icc Wc can a. r. the other Wo have
Its as We'll as quality of goods ''''>'
7, "S We nave very pretty and nobby line of
liAlS, IN both felt and straw, and can,
please the most iastidous. '''''
., We a$k an inspection Of our stock of
HllOiS'' Which is very large, embracing all
qualities and styles. Something nicS in
low-cuts and slippers. :.
:, IN all departments we endcavor to giye
the best goods at LOWEST PRICES.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-01
BELOW WE GIVE 4 FEW TESTIMONIALS.

BELOW WE GIVE FEW TESTIMONIALS.
MEsSRs. II. j. MCCARTNEY g. Co.-Thc
Frick Eclipse Engines we bought from YOU
last fall have given entire satisfaction, and
We take pleasure in saying that we tlnP
The Eclipse Engine has no superior as q
farm engine. II takes less wood and
water to run it than most engines, and has
all the power that is guaranteed We
chrcrfniy recommend it to any parties
wishing TO buy an engine, as the best in the
Yours, &C.,
THNS JORDAN,
W. j. POWELL,
HIRAM HOLLIS,
JNO. HOLLIS,
A.,J LAMAR, =. v...
". J. CRAWFORD,
j. NJ. KIRKLAND.
MESSRs. .. cCARLEY & CO.-Gcnts;
am wet O." With the Van Winklc
'iin, Fec az ( ~ ,icnscr bought from
YOU 1t Is thr .ou represented it to
be. 1t makes the h, st sample ever saw,
and turns out n good yield. | recommend
it to all who wish to buy to be sure to pur-
chase the Van WinkIc Gin. ...
Wishing you abunduht succcss, 1 am
yours, &C.. -.
HENRY BOYKIN.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-01
W HER I " | 7 L A |
SHALL WE Be
=,
.C*L 9TH d Is :?
,T

is one Of thGqucstions which most per
p.eXSs E:, the MIND of the individual and the
lWaiiN. TO relieve yourself of this per.
'p,eAi'Y' you Should call and hear our prices
- - ~
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-01

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Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-25
THE SOUTH.
Virginia.

The Threatened DueI-Another Meeting
 Believed to be Projected.
 RICHMOND, Juno 24.-The excitement over the Beirne- -Elam imbroglio has not yet abated. All day anxious inquiries have been made as to the whereabouts of the princi- pals, both of whom are still at large, notwith- standing the fact that Beirne had been ar- rested. From the best information obtaina- ble it seems that after Beirne's arrest by the Richmond policemen he was turned over to the county deputy sheriff. The officers then went in search of Elam and succeeded in tracing him to house in the vicinity, but were refused admittance and the county off cer declined to force an entrance. he no having search warrant Later a passenger train from Richmond, bound west, passed Hanover Junction and immediately thereafter Beirne was missed It is believed that, not being in close custody, he stepped on the passing train and escaped. Messrs. Mccarthy and W. l.. Royall, two of Beirnes friends, were Tn the city and it is believed they were here to arrange for another meeting es soon as possible What has been done no one but the interested parties know, but it is the gen. eral impression that more successful meet ing will be had, possibly on Monday. The arrest of Beirne and friends was in measure illegal. He was not placed under bonds, as stated in dispatches
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-25
NEW JERSEY.

Wife Murder i'm Nevvark-A Young Mans
 Threat Carried Out After Many Punish
 ments for It.
 JERSEY CIrY, June 24.-John Chisholm, twenty-six years old, who has been often in jail for threatening the life of his wife and mother-in-law, shot and killed his wife yester- day while she was sitting by window of her mothers house at No. 1O3 Boyden street, Newark. He entered the door yard of the house and asked his wife why she had got out a warrant for his arrest. She told him to go away and not make trouble, whereupon he fired, the ball entering her mouth and com ing out at the back of her neck. Chisholm got away, but was pursued along the canal toward Bloemfield and caught by Detectives Stainsby and Smith.
 Chisholm lived in New York with his faith r after separating from his wife, but on
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-25
Fair Haven Items.

The Rev. MT. Meserve, pastor of one of the city churches, preached at the First Con- gregational church yesterday afternoon at two o'clock.
 At the East Grand street Baptist church the Rev. T. E. Busfeld, of the Theological seminary at Rochester, N. r., preached in the morning and evening.
 At the Second Congregational church there was no afternoon service, the pastor, Rev. H. C. Hovey, preaching in the morning.
 MT. D. E. Jones, the noted pitcher of the Yale college base ball club, is quite indispos- ed and was unable to play in the games last week.
 Seaman Aueer, eldest son of George Auger. living on Auger avenue, badly cut his wrist with the axe while chopping wood the latter part of last week. The cut was properly
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-25
THE WEST.
Illinois.

A Horses Wild Plunge-The Terrible Ex-
 perienee of a Couple Out Riding.
 CHICAGO, June 24-Shortly after ? o'clock this afternoon B horse and buggy containing lady and gentleman plunged off the abut- n1ent of the State street bridge into the river. Both the lady and gentleman were rescued by the bridge tender and borne to the hospital. They were dangerously hurt and unable to give their names. The lady struck her head against projection in falling and the hospi- tai surgeons fear she will die. The horse was killed outright and the buggy sank to the bottom. Several foot passengers who were present said the bridge had been open five minutes for a propelior to pass when the accident occurred. The buggy was driving north and in the darkness the driver did not see the open bridge until too late. It was learned this evening that the occupants were H. s. Sheldon and Mrs. J. l.. Webster of 2,22G Wabash avenue. 4-
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-25
Indian Territory.

An Injured Husbands Deadly Revenge.
 MUsKoGEE, June 24.-News has just been received here of the killing of Dan Frank by Jim Barrett about twelve miles above Euafola on the Canadian river. Dan Frank was living with Barrett, when last Thursday nj ght, sometime after 12 o'clock, Barrett called Frank out of the house and shot him several times. When he fell he finished his work by cutting his head open with an axe and scattering the brains on the ground. The cause was supposed intercourse between Barrett's wife and Frank. They were full blooded Creeks. No arrests.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-25
DAY NURSERY,

O 4 WILLIAM 6TREEf, will take care of work
 D4 ingwomens children and give them two meals for cents per day Best of reference given.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-25
WANTEIl

WANTED. INEXPERIENCED SHIRT IRONERS. None eihers 1I reed apply. ELM CITY SHIRT co je19tf n Court S+raa+
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-25
rELEGRAPHIC JoTTINGs.

A cholera epidemic has broken out at Damietta in northern Egypt and many deaths are reported. The disease is spreading with 8 rapidity which is causing much alarm.
 Dr. Freeman Edson, of Scottsville, N. Y. one of the best known physicians of western New York, died yesterday in his ninty-sec- ond year. He had practiced medicine in the same village since 1914.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-25
LOCAL NEWS.
The Court Record.

City Court-Cr1mfnal Side-Judge Stud.
 ley.
 In this court on Saturday the following cases were disposed of: Michael Daley, breach of the peace, discharged. Michael Daley, vagrancy, thirty days in jail and $6 97 costs. John H. Whittlesey, forgery, cause found and bound over to Superior court in $20O. William Schmauder, breach of the peace, to June 29. Rose Early, breach of the peace to June 2S. Bessie Duchli, breach of the peace, twenty days in jail and $7.76 costs. Thomas Wilson, same, discharged Catharine Healey, breach of the peace, nolled. Edward Hogan and William A. Bright, same, $1 fine and S6 IS costs each.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-25
NEW ENGLAND.
Massachusetts.
A Man to ReatRutIer.

Man to Beat Butler. BOSTON, June 24.-It is said that Hon. Robert G. Winthrop has indicated his will ingness to accept the Republican nomination for Governor this fall in the attempt to beat Governor Butler.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-25
A Fatal Explosion of Fireworks.

Fatal Explosion of Fireworks.
 JACKSONVILLE, Jnne 24--Last evening an explosion of fireworks occurred in LA. Mac donald's store and set fire to the building. L. A. Macdonald and Leonard G. Latt were stiaed by smoke. Macdonald was rescued by citizens, but Latt was suffocated and died as he was being taken out on the roof by the fremen. A. Mac donald, the father of the proprietor, escaped from the rear second story win dow, but was also seriously hurt. Loss $lO,
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-25
A Reiec sd Lover K,lIs aimss1f.

young Frenchman who recently arrived in this country, shot himself in the left breast at 27 West Third street and was taken to the hospital in dying condition. Ths cause of his suicide was his rejection by young lady with whom he had fallen in love during his passage to this country and who had recently been told that he was married man.