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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-09
AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.
Proceedings Of the COnventiOn-Cre.
nation as n Sanitary Necessity,

CLEVELAND June Sat the morning
session of the American Medical Associa.
tiCn, resolution by Surgeon General Kel-
Ter, that in the near future, if not now.
cremation will become sanitary necessity
in large cities and populous districts was
referred to the Section on Hygiene.
A committee on surgical service aboard
ocean vessels was appointed as follows:
Drs. \. y. Bell, of New York; A. l.. Aiken.
of the United States Navy; |. \. Qlimby,
of New Jersey; H. y. Marcy, OF Massachu-
sets; II. II. Smith, OF Pennsylvania.
a resolution by DIR. Turnbull, of Phila-
delphia, to petition legislatures to enact
laws requiring railway employees TO be ex-
amined with reference to the ac,IteneSs OF
hearing bsf fore taking charge of any train
or trarS, was laid over, under the rules.
till ueNt meeting.
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RcliRl0n,i.

ALBhrF, y. V, June s.-At the session
Of the general Synod Of the Dutch Reform.
ed Church this evening, Rev. R. White.
representing tho Presbyterian ,Churrh OF
the. South. expressed Q wish for,the hearty
cooperation and deta lied work OF the
Southern Church, which ha5 made great
progress. especially tho field coiored mis-.
sions. Rev A \. Hunt, Secretary OF the
American Bible Society. mndss appeal 10
the Syned for Aid.
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BRIEFLY TOLD.

,, Mass consumed S5,279S22 gal
,,n,o( water during May
w. T.r.e. Hibbett, OF Barren County, N.Y.
.S,r,.rsr of acolt possessing aII the or
+ L,,. ,-,' OF A male and female perfectly de-
Ye.oPed. ...,-. ot =
i, -, :, morning paper are thinking OF IS
80, ao,.~ ha,ipeuny sheet every hour, con-
s.'-e .bs latest telegrams, stock ex-
i1.,.7 iA,.,..1 ,-ires. reports OF markets. etc
',''. -. wei, being drilled at Pearl Creek
u Wv Y. y. has passed through
nSa. ,,'.. s.a, Of salt shale and eighty-hve
.-a, .I,,'o .. r.-e salt and the end is aoi found
rst ~, r.e present depth OF the well Is lou
!ee:. H. .,,,as
hs,r,, half to the theatre, IS always
ro.,,.,r - on, women who are better dFeSseu '
r. sne and vet he growls itshe asks MIN
Io- f:,y cents . month to buy ne" 'S'e
-~rb;.. .or her best silk dress.
: ..a tine AGO a Gentleman employed IN
,rs ,s ;,.s Usxego y. y banks loSt '"o
S,.,-. On Wednesday he received tue
- -. .... me. Mr.. -. .oDc time ago
........ro dollars. found 1t. here IS
-. s..ar. Please call this even ana
d.. 4 Poor Boy.
~..s-,.9-i Conn. Times says that
e, ......- v.sd to 20, into the Hartford
- .,rg.ae t.rst Wednesday OF May
e.. r..... iay. bat that since the war
-. ... ben more ;ariy in working up
Co.. .-..aeru rice fields. AMI they are
s.r..sa.ss later.
,......l although originally invented
tra. ...t,aman. and known under his
a.. . q, l.om.ts, has been brought to
,.-s5. ..-..r.ru here, and an immense
,-ssp tune in it as material for knife
hand. /. may no, be generally known
4.a... main srr.cle ia IL composition Is
tissue r..nsr. AMI that camphor IS largely
u,ei . q, preparation, while It owes It's
b,.Ia-,, 20 the aimix,Ure Of the pigment
0. wE..r 4.ac lead.
The a,a,lacin. youn- lady. Richard \
J-or,.- ...rss. is. after all "the dt partner
f,-,bs -.a..of a.r kind. Piached waists
a,I sla r.w brain pans should marry aud
ir.e-a.a..y uIl waists contracted and brains
c-,v. =, slower 10 the vanishing point. 4.
A. v0,.., ladies' more or less tightly-laced,
sni y uar gentlemen more or less emp!y-
Ees.eG aappen to be the rule, the pros
pec.s o. civilized mankind under the Proc
tor:aa as Of developments are MOI q. the
Iy.saes'.
The distribution Of the medal Tor the late
bpe:a,.oas in Egypt is now completed. The
number Of medals issued has been 1000,
and the whole amount to a ton and half
OIs:!yer. Not only has every officer and
man {. L-vpt received his medal, but the
same au.ur has been bestowed upon the
cap,a:~s IT all the merchant ships employ
ed as 2. .r,..r,s during the prevalence OF
, host.,.,r-. ami many o.,rrs who assisted
G.-:ac ..- .rnra.su though not actually
brloa-. .~. - ..e sery.. es. aarr been Ia /. ke
raaro- rewarded.
Sceae .us,a'le dhote e the sixteenth
] Ga. v..-e Inuel is served a,"r.N. ~
is ..,, takes b, Sea, and asks for
so.r iae |-ycs in the tureen are given
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TO GET RID OF ALoVER.
The Young Lady's Friends Set Fire to
His Photograph Gallery.

YOUNGSTOWN, O., June S-A photograph
car owned and occupied by B. P. McWil-
liams, of Mercer, Pa. which has been
located at the corner OF Walnut and Board
man streets this city, for a couple Of
months, was discovered to be on fire about
one O'Clock this morning. The fire de-
partment was on hand promptly, eat 1t
burnt like tinder and was totally destroyed
Loss, nine hundred dollars. Insured in
the Milwaukee. Of Wisconsin,, Cor ave hun,
dred and fifty dollars. At first it was feared
Mr.. McWillisnS was cremsted. Two men
were seen rapidly driving away from the
car in buggy shortly before the fire was
discovered. A young girl OF respectable
parentsge has become Infatuated with the
handsome photographer, and it is hiated
that her friends have taken this method o.
getting rid of the gay "Lothario."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-09
Astartiing Dssesyery.

Physicians sre ofteo startled by IefasIts,
ta di.coyeriss The fact that Dr.. King ;
Esw discovery for Consumption and a.!
Tbrort and Lrrg diseases is daily euE'n.s
nsiien,s that ,h9y hsve given up % DE, !.
t,srtIre them to realize their sense Of duty
"a aIsmjne 10 The neTiIs sf :his Thn
fr',,i @ E;sC0verv; resulting In hundreds 0
20 brslpivs;clac using it in their Pracc
-. 7rs,totres &C 81 togsc Z %
lr,rse Co.rts rrrg Store, gtsU-rF -
SIC.
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nv q siruole Trial Bottle OF DIR. Kings Ne.
TfsCoye-y for consumption. which caused
him 10 pTocure 8 large bottle. that com
r,rfeIy cured him. when Doctors. change
81 climate and everything else had failed
GsthIos Bropchitis. Hoarseness, Severe
CcrgI. AID al Throat and Lung diseses
!, g. eraysr.esd 20 cure. Trial Bottles ~
- 6rsn 4 Cos Bridge CoEsr Drug a'1,s
Lsee t!zI g. -
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PardOnPd,

LOUISVILLE, KY, June S.-Goyernor
Blsckburn to day psrdoned I. c. Calvert,
who. in 1870, as cashier of the Bank OF
Bowling Green, defaulted for large sum.
Indictments were found against him. but
Calvert had lied, and never returned.
He is thought TO be in one Of the South
American States.
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WILL RESUME.
The Trouble At Cincinnati Finally
EHded-WOrk 10 be Resumed.

CINCINNATI, June S.-When the scale OF
the i ronworkers was signed at Pittsburgh
it was assumed that work would be re-
sumed here Immediately, butit was found
there was strong disposition among the
workmen here to break the agreement to
abide by the Pittsburgh scale. To effect
this the scale was presented lower than at
Pittsburgh, but was rejected. One OF the
mills tried TO run Yesterday without the
puddlers, but had to close. To-day a
meeting OF iron and steel workers of Gin
cinnati, Covington and Newport was held
in Coyington, and was agreed to present
the labor scales on the Pittsburgh basis.
This, of course, must he accepted by the
mills and all will be running BY Monday
next
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Tho Rarhor BrotheEs.

SUMNER, IowA June 5.-The BaIoss
BToibe-s were taken to the Independence
Jail on the night Of June 9th. to keep then
from the mob. The Sheriff Of Bremen
county returned with thsr'. at eleven
O'clock to day. and they. are IN nayefty
Jsil, The prospects are that they Will Be
hung tonight @, tomorroE night.
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GnInblisv HtonpSsk

Uonax Cry, June S-Tbe gambling
houses are still closed and no immediate
probabilities OF their resumption. Some Of
the resident gam blers cay II the authorities
persist IN their dets rminAtion 70 keep the
gambling houses cl, ,ssd they will zee thst
the prohibition and Sunday laws are en-.
forced
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AnOIu Fools Sorrow.

WAvKESHa, Wis, June S.-Geo. A. Hine,
seventy years Of age. married year ago
TO Miss Gertrude Rowe, eighteen years old,
has begun proceedings for divorce IN the
Circuit Court for alleged cruel treatment
aud that he was denied the privileges OF a
husband. thOlgh there Is OUe child IS sn
issue vi the marriage.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-09

r,,E REGISTER has, by sew
III IhE tbousand copies, a larger
erai er,,~tton than any newspaper
clrS%d c,tSned In the two Virginias
puVtern Eostern Ohio. Its adVanta-
or an advertising medium
: 90 therefore apparent
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Re N u$t MAng.

WHITE PLAiss, n. Y. May s-Tbeodore
Hoffman was sentenced To Se hanged July
q for The murder oi Serei Max, foiish
pedd!er, February !, lssi.
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KnlnllI RArnCl.

. CIaHsNATI, Juf,s S-Tbs Central Pam ,
and Ros fnp Con- pany's building "n ra't
street took fire 10 ON oil boiling over. An
explosion iolioS ID. and the prppT'sior'.
Vim. N. Hays snd q. Hopkins. wrr" bsily
'bnrsed. Itis thought the former wfi DIE.
Los, of propsrty light.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-09

Nessrs. Logan 4 Co. ere always alive %
their busip ess. and spsss 10 Psin: 70 sseure
the best Of every article - theif me; Iney
have secured tbe agsasJ for the csseoested
DY. Kipg's New DiscoysTy fof Coosnmption.
The only certain cure known Tor Cc1samp'
too. Coughs. Colds. HoefssnesA Asthms;
Hay Fever. Bropehitis, Q. any aaec.on -
eusrsu.se. Tris! bottles ioc, Regular sire
~ ~
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He Mas Nkippei.

PHILADELPUIA. June S-Tne whereabouts
Of Major Nickerson, L. s. A, whose first
wife has filed an application TO sat aside a
Getree OF divorce granted, is uRknowl 20
his counsel ard friends in This t:ty, Nj
inquiries are iIuiIiess,
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SNOW STORM.
A Heay FaII Of the ''Beautifai All
rthe state OfCOlorado.

DENvER. Col, June S.-A hesTy sno"
storm has been in progress throughout tue
Srsts since morning. There has been
unusually heavy rain falls the last
few weeks. and the insurance of abundant
harvest crops never looked more promising
but this dispels such bright hopes.
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Tfre<f OfLtf.

Lor1syGLLH. June s. John ~connsll, Of
MeadyilIe, "a one-legged msa and OUT
n money, went into pawn shop here 70,
dsy and bsrgsiped tUs cheap plstos, mao
II losded. ard whom handed to nm ne
placed il 20 his ,eNpie aaa blew OUT MS
L.n:rr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-09

t. ',..' NJ, June Eliphalet Clark
n '"'>t Homeopathic physician in
Ee,... ...'I ia,N morning at the ace of 50
W. .1d"r, with DR.. GRAY Of Ye1,
(rr.. ."e American Institute OF Homo.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-09
ksycpr MORN.

Et,DIsn, Pa, June s.-l.ast nights storm
was thcS-yereSt for years. A force OF men
were at work all nigh; repairing the wash.
out ut lrrkionen Junction, on tbs Reading
railroad. fwo barns were struck by light
ming and n church nj Amityyille was
dsnagcd. Cattle and horses ws.c killed In
various parts Of the country.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-09
A M0b n work,

DrrpquE. Iowa, June SAT u O'Clock
to.sigbt word comes that the mob ~
WsVsr ~ are attacking the Jail with pick
are, . nd all kinds ef Weapons trying p
edset an entrance. II the mob get hold oi
the B irbers they will b strung up st shor,
aaxtr
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Rsudents DpoUaeA.

{ LEyELaSp, June s.-Chsrles X. Line,
,ss dl7, Henry Tunky q. and WIN. Bon.
10 dt, aged 81, students at the Calvin In.
sit ute. in this city. were drowned this
sv enipg while bathing In the river near
u e Infrmary.
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KILLED IN A STORM.


ASHLAND, Pa June ~ The most terrific
rain and thunder storm that was ever felt
IN this region passed here "Wednesday
night. TIE storm lasted all night, with
few intermssions, and was accompanied
by terrible peals Of thunder and flashes OF
lightning. Al lpoCl0ck lightning struck
an immense rock weighing ~ tons, stand.
re- on the TOP Of the Locust mountain, five
miles from here. shivering it TO atoms m !
making a terrible report The shock wa
cit for many mills around. A tenement
house situated 100 yards from the blastei 4
r1ck was demolished another few yard
nom il WIS wrecked.
Searcnors Could Fiod No Trace
., the Huugarian families who they knew
occupied the wrecked dwellings Abont
rInc o clock yesterday morning boy dis
covered The entire band grouped under
aidc.sprcading tree around the body ofn
woman and two wounded men. From one
os the party. who possessed slight knowl'
edge oil English. il was learned that the
woman and three mPn were in the house
nearest the broken rock at the time, and
that the flying fragments had fallen upon
the house, wreCking il badly. They re-
moved from the house and an hour alter
ward
Another Holt of Lightning
s,rG:E the dwelling and destroyed il. The
woman. whose name is KIyumsumptb,
Was buried under fallen timbers. One OF
the two men named GUeldidsO. was par
aly zed and IT = thought he will not 70.
| cover. The other, young man named
M0ld.nki, lsl an arm end leg broken bS
tie falling abers. The fourth inmate
escaped u1.Blured. Another dwelling
near hv was struck by :he same bolt. Six
psOp.c-tHC women and four men-wess
The oCCuy yaIts. The roof was lifted from
| the bui!dI1a, and Wien the inmates saV
the destru9tion viii IN has beialled tb
| other buihing they fastened 10 tho seen Q
| al srFiys4 Just in time TO
Reseue 1ie woman
aDd pa.a.yzed Grildenso. II was fohrt
| then that the man who had escaped njury
| in the hUase where the lightning bad don'
| uuCh damage had wandered Oh into tn
| woods, aud no trace of him ConId be fonIc
! uniN Yesterday. when he was found by ;
far,4eE. He wsS almost psral 1sd With Ser
| ror when found and 1t is tared his mint
| il gone. Iftte removing their friends tn
pGGr HuugsriA1s stood oat in the rain al
flght. Yesterday IsoTning they wts
given new lodgings, and every ate nt0t
shown 10 the injured. GAuldino Is saiC b
be beyond recovery, AID fears are eItei
tanned for the woman. The region vher
the calamity occurred Is in Colupti
county. bordering On the farming coantr
| avid, inkospitsbls tract. uninhAb. e
| save by the few Hapgsriana whs ha,
! Sg-st,ed there
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-09
A virginia Duel.

Rl-HxoHr. June 6.-Sherif ponckley
ard T. ". Waller fought a horseoack cuel
veS,,rdsy near Patrick CourthOuse.
Mailer vas fatally waunfcd. He vas op
DOL en-; IL yoackley lss. election.
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A Big Failure.

NV NoR&. June The schedule OF the
sssiguUeu, of Jesse Oakley ( Co, manu-.
fsruIerS Of soap, etc, gives liabilities as
S,,@ CtU. and gCllIa! assets az flCuGm
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THE ARTIST DEAD.
TAS Victim OF tke Latest keBtucky
Tragedy PasSes Away. q

Lou,syILLE, June s.-Clarence Boyd, the
ycunv artist who was shot by his brother
in n.lsw, Or. Barnes, Wednesday last died
tod az from the effect Of the wounds;
Bs rnes was arrested and gave an additional
bond OF 81 eco, and was released owing to
the threats of Boyd that he would XII!
him. Itis not supposed that Barnes Will
be he'd 20 answer by the examining
COUrt
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BlOHa In.

Ii ,.. .. w. \. '~ae THREE p.wIsr
tn, .' \ Esad were blown up yes
! SCI, ..'r Ore wen vas Killed
- au,Uth. "..Ns 49, = suspended
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-09

-s-Dos'f veAs dinaJ Or fsdsd thjnEs
wien the ien-csst N.nOud Dye WtH rake
them good - ssW. 1hsy ass pesteot snd
cost but 10 cseb.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-07-14

1900 volumes. The building vs en-
tirely destroyed. The fire caught By
lightning on the telephone wires. Tbs
loss 10 500. 600; insurance.. $4,000
scene 81 Another Tragedy.
Lxu0ST, H., July l3.-Ihe EurekA
stone quarry. four miles sou;h Of this city.
wss the scene Of another tragedy yester-
day Afternoon. by the falling Of . high
derrick while nising . block OF s'ore
weighing three tons. One Of the support
ing wire guy ropes slipped. eausing the
derrick TO fall among . erosdo OF % sofk-
men. four Of whom we're caught direct
under the timbeu and instantly killed
An FL plest-n.
wMnyGTox, July l3.-Tvo thousand
Eve hundred poands Of posdsr exploded
in the pressroom Of Duponts Powder
works this morning. Thomas Pearl. nre-
man in the pre<srccm, and Patrick Haley,
. labOrer, we're killed. and Alex Billinssly
| and another l1borer we're slightly injured
STABBED His wife.
ELLSWORTH. e.. J1ly ia worthless
fellow named Gaines fatally stabbed his
wife four times with . t1ichsr-knne Las
night, because she refused 70 live sisn
him Oficers are pursaiDg the murderer
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-07-14
OVER THE WAFER.

in State 81 Anarchy
The Preach Csptare and Hang
Many HaFnuden-Debate o. Ton.
4afn QaessIon Casse . Dsei-
Count GeChambsrA Unesnseieas-
lsrKcIAL TO TIKI sKSTTsTLl
LoSDox. July ia dispatch from
Hongkong. dated the 18th, reports Ton
quin in . state Ct anarchy. The French
have exptured and hanged many mar1ud-
ers, bands Of whom hoyered around about
and fred from the onsposis. SevertAs-
less, tie latter are still fred up nightly
PAKIs. July ia duel. arising ont OF .
debate in the Chamber Of Dspafiss On tha
TonqEin question, vks focght al File
Doorav. The coDbAtlnrs were Emanuel
Arene Gsntessa- Deputy Of Corsica and
Bonber, . member Of the ssaf Of the
Eoyalist JoarnAi Lec:eairor. The latter
vas WOUNDED twice Pazl DeCAssaznac
challenged Ferry. on a~ccounfof differences
during the sane debate, but the latter has
taken no notice Of DeCAssAgnAeis message.
ALExkyDEIA, J1ly l3--Thsre we're 10
deaths from cholera At Damissta yesterday,
rs at MKnsnrxh and II Of Sarnano1d-
LONDON. Jliy ia telegram from
yisnnA. dated az l o'clock this morning.
says Co7ns DsChsubord 10 unconscious
and his End i approaching
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-07-14
PACIFIC COAST ADvICES.

Escaped Con Arrested.
PORTLAND. July 1S--LAst night aboui 9
O'Clock the three escaped ecnvicss from
the OVERWHELMINGLY Mansfield
AID RiDehars-wers surprised while walk
ing On the nErro~-gaugs track. q mile
from Woodbarn. by party Of i've persons
armed With riass- They we're ordered
three serArKss times 10 throw up their
hands. Upcn their refusal the pursuing
party fred B~eanehamp dropped dead.
two ballesz entered his breast and likely
passed through his heart. The tro others
made fbeir way to the brush Fearing
that the remaining four convicss we're an
bGsAed somswbers near. the party retained
t. Noodb1rn for the night. This morning
shey took . k2nd-cHr snd returned 10 the
sosne Of the shooting. where thsy learned
thai Rlofhkrt wAs shot IN the right side,
near the shozlder. The wound may prove
fatal. Mansfield bad two bullets in his
right foot After receiving their wounds
tie prEsoaeEs remained in the wood all
aighi. and early shis morning cr2sled to
Toxbsend's farmhouse. where they sur-
rendered. being IN 10 mood for fighting.
Rinehsrs and Mansfield we're returned to
the Peniteniilrr. together With the body
of Beauch2np. ali dressed in citizens
clothing. which had been obtained by raids
on fNn houses. Rinehart said to . re-
porter that nooe ct the three we're armed
and that he knsx nothing Of the Ehere-
ab0uss Of The other missing prisoners.
San Rranefseo Intelligence.
SAx FRANCISCO. July 13-Joshra A.
Hamblin ~As yesterday convicted Of muir
der in the frat degree for killing John n.
Massey on April 2. He will be sentenced
on the 2iss-
John p. De Grskf. an emigrant 70 this
coast in 1919. died Wednesday evening of
pneumonia, aged So Year,.
E. ". Park. aged IS, died suddenly last
night from the efects of excitement pro-
duced by . quarrel with . customer II his
bar. He had been suffering with paralysis
Of the heart.
Fred Knhnle. q member Of the National
Guard and California Schuetzen Club OF
the city, has been crowned shooting King
1T theC Colonial Festival, Zurich, Sxitzer-
land.
For the first four months this year there
we're $50 desertions from the eight resi-
ments Of the Pacific Military Division.
The principal feature yesterday in bust
ness circles WIS the first trade sale OF
teas OF this years importation. The offer
ing comprised 1888 packages Of China and
Japan teas. OF new crop. OF which about
800 packages we're sold At prices ranging
from lSG5t cent? for choice Japan grades.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-07-14

The endemic Of cholera in Egypt
lam. 10 have obtained = firm fooshold-
D.niessa . panic has taken possession
Of the people on account of the rumerOus
ss.shs- STREET measures have been taken
TO l~ocalizs the plague a. mach ~ possible
10 ursvens It's spread to other dissriesA
So far in It's history this dread disease
h.< hailed al scientific efforts TO discover
ia Gauss. The most plausible hypothesis
is that suggested by Prof. Psssenkofer OF
Mausch-shas il 10 elaborated in porous
and shallow soils; which agrees well with
,oe sars that mos. Of the great choaer7
evsdsassSs h2ve originated, and the
disease has become endemic in the delta
of the GanseA Bat its origin . obscure
and little . known Of the law OF its geo
graphical extension. except that il follows
the great highways Of commerce Little
va. known Of this dreaded visitaton
u.iar to 1877, when it made its appear
anoe 1t ysssore, in India, whence 1t
sprsad over > great part Of Asia sweep
ing oa the population BY millions In
ls23 IL had reached Assrakhan IN It's
westward march, and during the yeass
lsss-9 il avssed large areas IN Rnssaa-
Daasrent pasts Of Earope vse subjected
70 this scourgs in 1882 and at subsequent
periods it broke ont AZ intervals IA
first appearance in America Was Al Vae-
bee in 1852 on the lss Of Jane, and -
days later it broke cut in New York.
travelling rapsdly inland from these points
and causing everywhere the utmost con-
sternasion- Probably - many ct its VIC
TINA died frrsm sheer frsgh: As from the
disease itseM. Other vnitations followed
in 1884 1919, 1870 and 1854, the term
BILE .vages Of which. especially among
immigrants, will long be remembered
Tie cholera epidemic Of 1854 ~as the last
to which this continent has been heavily
sSbjeeted- England and other European
countries suffered heavily from the pessa'
HE0G6 8D00S kt1t Same &1~ %
OF nine years since. however, cholera pre-
vailed 10 sorne extent In the Mississspp
Valley. and since then sporadic easel
have nov and then occurred There u
al impulse to sanitary reform. especially
in the matter Of drainage, and the I'M
nurity from the dreaded epidemic Of
Al
late years u largely attributable to fhs
advances made in this respect IL fe-
mains to be seen whether the Increased
resources Of medical scieDes and the
greater enlightenment o Governments Do
saeh questions which NOW prevail vii
avail to keep the cholera from Egypt ex'
tending into the adjoining EcropeAn
countries The fact that ii mas broker
out 50 early IN the Sumaaer - as adsii'
tionsl reason for using extraordinary
efforts to arrest Its westward progress
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-07-14
MOOD! WOOD!

THE UNDERSIGNED has A 10
amount of drsf-cisss Mahogany
thst he viii sell on reasonable terms. nr.
Parties can leave orders at Joe seney "a
Der Shop. on Ruby Hill and 81 ny eoas
oeiov the Albion works. Richmond si"s-
TERMS-STRiCrLY Cash. n.sra
Raby Han. Feb. 20. 1854.