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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-12-18
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SHERIEE,S SALE.


By virtue and authority OF special alias
cutOn for delinquent taxes, issued from the Office
of the clerk OF the circuit court OF Pettis county
Missouri, dated December 18th, 1888 and to me di
rected in favor Of the state of Missouri the
ton aud % the use Of K. H. Noses collector of the
plaintiff, and against OSsimus Hurt, A. A. Glass
cock John VI. Glasscock, Charles B. Glasscock
DeversuX Leftwich and John Leftwich, her hus-
band, Margaret i. Shelly and Robert j. Shelley,
her husband, J. X. p. Glasscock, Eli E. GlasscOeS,
Alice Stone and Aldea A. Stone, defendants, judg
ment for back on the real estate hereinafter
described. First tract-for the years 1875, 1876,
1871 1878 1879. Second tIact--fOr the years 1869
1884, 1871. 1872, 1873, 1874. Third tract-fo- the
years 1869, 1871, 1871, 1872, 1873, 1874 Fourth
tractor the years 1867 ls6o 1859 1870 1871 ls''
1873 1874 1875 1876, 1871 1873 1879, and for thef
foreement of the lien of the paInrff against said
real estate therefore i have levied upon and
seized AL the right title and interest of said de-
endanrs Of in snd t. the following described real
estate. situated in Pettis county, Missouri, TO wit
First raet-lOt one C), of the northwest quarter
IA of section two (2l, township forty-seven (47
range twenty ga, except four acres in the north
west cOrner). Second tract-the southwest quarter
H.) of the northwest quarter ~ except hve acres
of secIon t2), township forty seven (47) range
twenty to- Third tract-the southeast quarter
~ of he northwest quarter % of section two (2),
ton nshIp forty-seven l47l, range twenty CO.
Fourth tract-nOrth half of the southeast quarter
al of section two or, township forty-seven (40,
range twenty t20), and will on
THURSDAY, JANUARY 10th 1884,
while the circuit court of Petts county Missouri,
is in session. between the hours of nine O'Clock
m and i've o'clock D m. of sal day, at the court
house door, in the city OF Sedalis, Petts county,
Missouri sell the above described real estIe at pub
lie auction for cash the highest BIDDER to satisfy
said execution and costs. NJ s. conner,
l2-lSwtd Sheriff Pettis County, No.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-12-18
FOOTLIGHT FLASHES.
Items Of Interest to Play-Goers
From Everywhere.

-Gen.vieve Ward is acting in Dublin
Sol Smith Russell played al Kansa,
City las, night
Joseph Jefferson plays at Louisville
Kentucky this week.
Fay Templeton begins weeks engsg
ment at Cincinnati Tomorrow night.
siberia" drew large houses to the
Olympic theatre. st. Louis, the past week
-Guiseppe Mario, the famous tenor
died in Rome on last Tuesday, aged rs
years.
-Salvini reiteratts by cable his det.rmi.
nation to make another American tour
next year.
-"Ouida," author of Moths" is re-
ported to have denied that she intends to
become Roman Catholic.
Matte Vickers and Chss. S. Rogers be
gin a weeks engagement at Pope's theatre
St. Louis, Tomorrow night.
1t has been truly said that the only
difference between Modjeska and Langtry
is that one is Pole and the other is a
stick.
Emily Soldene, although somewhat
ancient, is still singing in comic opera.
When last heard from she was singing In
Liverpool, England.
Mrs. Langtry is announced in the
school for Scandal" The lady has been
playing the role of leading lady in this de-
lightful society play ever Stree she has
been in ADerica, andswith Infinite success.
Lillian Spencer has Brought suit for
divorce from her husband Edward Clay
burg. Cause, ill-tresiment- Miss Spencer,
it will be remembered appeared in our city
last season as Cora" in Article A..
On the strength Of a circular printed
letter from the Madison Suqare thea;er to
that effect, We announced that "Esmeralda"
would be presented here last night. Ii will
probably be presented later in the season.
OF Gilbert and Sullivan's new opera at
the Savoy theatre, Jan. 9th, the estimates
for costumes alone are said TO be $500,
and il is clsimed for the piece that 1t has
higher musical aims than ever before at
tempted for the stage.
Miss Lizzie Evans, Who appears at
Woods opera house next Saturday, matinee
and evening, is one of the best soubrette
actresses on the American stage. She was
for several seasons Barney MeCauley's lead
ing support. Her starring tour has been a
very successful one, press ,nd public every
where endorsing her.
Kissing means different things, accord
ing to where you happen to be at the time.
In West Africa the natives hiss when they
are astonished; in the New Hebrides when
they see ANYTHING beautiful. The Bantos
applaud a popular orator in their as
semblies By Kissing bin. The japanese,
again, show their reverence by hiss, which
has probably somewhat OF the force OF
"hush" with which We command silence.
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New York Market.

FLOCR-Quiet.
WHEAT-Cash A@1zc higher and strong; Op-
tons higher. reacted and closed steady; No Chi
20, 81 OH; ungraded RED. yl9I ~; No. g red
81 O315; No 2 red 81 1873; No. red December
sales 5000 bushels at 81 II; Jr~-sry sales $50 Os
bush IL at 81 1901 lS%, clos.. Il 81 1879; Feb
rusry sales, 1,i43,O0o bushes az sI l51I9i I554.
CORN-Cash &c lower options opened higher,
declined, closing steady; ungrsded 4S4si1Sc; No.
3. H3zEI53e: No. 2, 64@6554c; No. Deem ber
631<4641+e, closing at sec; January, S41Za65Le.
OATS-19Hc lower; mixed western, 3sg4le;
white, 39-d4ic.
GAR--NOminal.
PETROLEUM-QuietU United. 81 1875.
LEATHER-firm at q 1a925h.
WOOL--Steady.
PORk-Firm.
LARD-Firm at - i3@9i5.
.BUTGER-Weaks AZ 9L6.Ilc.
LEALSSteadY
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ki. i.OnIs Market.

81. LOUls. Uec.Js.
FLOUR-Unchanged.
WHEAT Irregular and unsettled but generally
higher; No = red 81 vs41l OF cash; 81 U2s+ Janu
y; 81 U51x February; 81 " bid March; 81 IL May
CORN-Unse,tled and liver; 349SI7sc cash and
December; 4yS4947ssc January; 49c February
631ae May.
OATS-Lower; 3 "A 3nhc cash; 3015c December
Sn1se January; sc February; 561s9363sc May.
kYE-Slow at 531ae-
BARLEY-Dull at 50G6Oc.
LEAD-Dul az IS 80
UTTER-Unchanged.
EGtIS-Quiet at 24e.
FLAXSEEI--NOminal.
HAY-Firm; prairie. s10 0o9Il 90; timothy
sll 09i5 10.
BRAN-Steady at 6314@64c at mill.
CORN AEAL-Steady at e. 80.
WHISKY-Cnchanged at 81 "a.
PROYISIoNS-Very slow. only small job trade
done.
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Ksnsas Ciry Market.
KANSAS CRY, Dec. Is.

The Daily Indicator rep-'rlss
wHEAI-Receipts 2,,2l5 bushels; shipments,
% 500 bushels; IN store. 55 6.673huShels. Market
weaker II. d lower M. red, cash So bid, s414c
asked January, sales NJ S4s4e February, S61c bid,
see asked; May, csc asked; No. sOft, cash, sale
at SIC.
CoKN-Receipts, 47,2l1 bushels shipments, 4c,-
$50 bushels; in store 2i9,4S2 bushels. Market
Lover; No. mixed, cash sizes at 3S5sc, December
sales at SS54a39c; January sales al Se-dSs,Ec:
February sales at 4I4e; May 451se bid, 46c asked;
rejected cash. ij1sc bid, Zoe asked
OATS-NO. cash, sales at 25c; December. 251sc
bid, 251& asked.
R1E-NO. 2 cash 40 bid, 4534 &C asked.
EGGS-Quiet at &c per dozen.
But TER-Unehanc Il.
PROVISIONS-Unchanged; dry salt meats, Shout
ders CENTS cl ar sides &c; long clear sides, re;
clear nh sides &c; smoked meats, shoulders &c;
long clear sid 5, SIC; rib sides &c el"ar sides,
Sc hams lie; breakfast bacon I2c; dried beef, l3c.
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.RIISTEE'S DEED

We c. tn. Odo Splinge sophie Spri1ge his
W e. Nv &c i ED OF ust d. ed Nov NIB. 2lth,
1882 nc eco q in reco 49, OF c. IN Pettis
co ,nty. Mo-. rust Gee recJId Is, pages I26
and ~ cor yeyed to the und, signed trustee the
foII wing described real estate towit: Lots eleven
nD and twelve Q2) in block twenty ST. (26) in
,mi,h Ind Ma inns second addition 10 the City Of
Sc ala No. in trust secure the payment Of the
notes IN said deed of thus. described. And, where
as default has oeen made IN the payment Of one Of
Sid notes. by resoG n reoi, all OF SAID indebted,
ness is now due Now Ihei efDre. at the request OF
the holder of sa' notes 1 will, on
WEDNESDAY, THE 9Ts DAY OF JANUARY,
1884.
betEeen tie ',ouTs of O'Clock ~ m, ami O'Clock
D. n. &C The cOur. house door, in Pettis county,
TO- oeee to sell the above described resi- estate
10 the highest bidder for cash. to satisfy said debt
together with the cost and expense of executing
tIis trust. j. W. CONNEH,
Trustee.
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GOVERNMENT BUNDS-Strong.
RAILROAD BONDS--LOwer.

GOVERNMENT Bun DS-StrOng
RAILROAD BONDS--LOwer.
STATE SECURITIES-Quiet.
STOCKS-The veake stocks on the market In
the foreu DON were Northern Pacifcs all OF which
wee from H9zL pr cent. lower. Granger sts cks
involved in the Omaha pool troubles were generally
Lg5kc per cent. lower, Missouri Pacific being =
per cent. lower. Vanderbilt specialt.es were all
weaker. Southwestern and Gould properties were
generally more active. Canadian stocks were also
weak. CCal shares were the only stocks on the
market that showed any strength in the forenoon.
Fluctuations between II 80 and 2b left prices about
they at the former hour. In the LAST tvent
minutes Of business tb ere were some violent huctu
atoms. A sudden attack made on Northern
Pacific Preferred sold down 30 per cent Ia
50 and 20, but recovered To 81 to 500. Oregon and
Oregon railway ~ per cent, tn O01S The r. 81 OF
the market was also depressed slightly, in sympa-
thy with Northern Pacific. Union Pacific declined
1l per cent, to 1913, but the other dec ines were
small
Sales 4s9 600 shares.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-12-18

The postal note does not seem TO
grow in popular favor, and even IFS
friends admit that it has not met their
expectations. 1t was hoped by bust,
ness firms generally that the tedious
signing of the post Office orders would
be done away with in the postal notes.
and that the latter would be payable
to bearer without requiring any sigma
ture. To sign handful of postal
notes, each day or so, involves a loss
Of much valuable time to business
men, and besides, there is little space
left for signature. The postal notes
are printed on brittle paper, that
after signing and blotting leaves but a
faint trace of the signature. The de-
sign or form is faulty, and they do
not present that neat appearance
which usually prevails in the printing
of blanks etc., for the post Office de-
partment. Reports received from all
sections are to the effect that as a sub
stitute tor the money order the postal
note is a failure The sales do not
seem to increase and people do not
appear disposed to adopt the note for
the transmission of money except
where only a small amount of old
cents is involved. The sale of the
postal note has thus far not decreased
the use of the money orders, except
in very rare instances.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-12-18
A Challenge.

EDITOR BAzoo Il would like TO give
an exhibition of the manly art, and here
by challenge any man to box four rounds
Marquis of Queensbury rules with soft
gloves for 500.
| have an engagement in Kansas City,
and this challenge must be accepted before
the Goth inst.
Man and money can be found at Robb &
Hollands Postoffice exchange.
Very respectfully,
JIMMY RYAN.
Champion middle Weight of Chicago.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-12-18

The St. Louis Evening Chronicle
rises to remark The Sedalia BAzoo
has triumphed, and Pettis county ha.
voted to issue 100000 worth of
bonds for a new court house. The
BAzoo is alive paper and Sedalis is a
live town, and we trust the time will
never come when the patriotic editor
who now throws his hat 80 high will
find it bis mournful duty to advise
the county judges to 60 to Jail like
martyrs rather han yield to the tyr
anous demands of the grasping hold
ers of those bonds"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-12-18
WEEKLY BAZOO.
PROFANITY.

Bob Burdette, from his paper pui
pit has uttered many an earnest little
sermon worthy the attention Of all.
This is one Of his latest
Nobody cares for an habitual swear
er. His vOlleys of profanity have nc
terror in them, The mean nothing.
1t is the man who never swears who
scares you out of your boots if once in
a lifetime he does swear. So tar as
We can learn, Washington only swore
once during all the eighty years of the
revolutionary war. But - that ore
time counted. 1t turne4 back the
tide of retreat. changed q rout into a
victory and made things hum. But
the fellow who swears on all occasions.
and swears hot and cold with the
same mouth, the intellectual pauper
VINO ekes cut his barren supply of
ideas with an abundant crop of pro-
family, whose conversation is a long
chain of mill privileges and who talks
as beaver works, his swearing is
weak, vapid, tiresome, disgusting. So,
if yeu want to swear with any effect,
my boy be very seldom about it. Be
exclusive in your profanity. IF you
can't get along without it, bring it out
occasionally, like rare old family dia-
Aonds don't Keep it running six or
eight hours a day, like the kitchen
hydrant.
And-you won't be offended my
soR-hut if you will observe closely,
you will perceive that young men.
boys, aedgelings of about your age,
swear more than men. More fire.
suently more swkwardly with less
point and direction. A man becomes
ashamed of It. 1t belongs to the cigar
cite and matinee period of life. my
boy. 1T is habit that fourishes in
the bread-and-butter days, along
somewhere between the high-schoOl
and the college, and while the blue
ribbon on the diploma is bright. 1t
belongs to what Puck SO aptly calls
the "unsalted generation ;" the fresh
young men. So put it away and put
On manly things.
know some good men, some of tie
best in the world, who will confound
it. and even dog it, and in New
ENGLAND even O deacon has been known,
under terrible strain, to condemn"
But as q rule, my son don't do it.
Don's swear. 1t isn't an evidence of
smartness or worldly wisdom. Any
fool can swear. And q great many
fools do. 1, my son? All, if l could
emily gather up all the useless, uncalied
for, Ineffective swears have dropped
along the pathway of my life, l know
l would remove stumbling blocks
from many inexperienced feet, land my
swn heart would be lighter by a ton
than it is to day. But if you are
going to be fool just because other
men have been, oh, my son, whas an
awful. what colossal, what hope
less fool you will be.
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Confirmed.

London, Dec. IA Hanoi dispatch of
the 5th confirms the re ,,Ort of the breaking
out of a revolution at Hue and the poison.
ing of King Hipemsh. The new king of
AMMAN is Tiephon. The influence of the
anti-French msndsrins is permanent at
Hue and war against France is proclaimed.
The French force in charge of Hue is in
sufficient TO meet the ne" danger and rein
fOrcements are necessary.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-12-18
Kansas City Live Stoek Market
kASsAs City, Dec. 10
The Live Stock Indicator rpnarts:

The Live Stock Indicator reports:
CATTLE-Reeeipts 3l2; offerings light and mar
ket hrm; natives, average 1875 pounds, sOi.i at
S. 10; stUckers and feeders So 759i 4O cows s. %
a4 co.
HOGS-Receipts, 4,S74 market opened firm and
SC higher and closed with the advance lost; sales
ranged at S. IOG@5 81; bulk at S. 25@5 IS.
SHEEP-RecPipts 3A. Market steady and fair
y active; natives average so 90 lbs sold at 81 seq
a
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Chicago Live stock.

The Drovers' Journal reports
HOGS-Steady; god packing, 81 20@@5 ~;
packing and shipping, S. 3o@5 30; light, 81 2O9
Is; skips, So O0,a4 ..
CATTLE-SrOng; exports, s6 50d7 so; good to
choice shipping s. 7516 iO; comm n TO medium,
81 25615 so; Texas, 81 Opd5 M.
SHEEP-Steady; inferior to fair, 81 9O@S So me-
dunn to good, s. 25@l 50; choice 10 extra, "a $50
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-12-18
Paris War Points.
REINFoRCEMEN1S

Paris, Dec. 15.-La France, newspaper
states that three battalions have been or
dered to prepare to embark for Tonquir
the 2Sd and volunteers have been called
for TO form three more battslioDs. These
battalions will form brigade under Gen
Les Guilles.
Temps says Gen. Millett will be ap.
pointed commander of the land and sea
forces in Tonqnin with Is, 900 men, not in.
GLIDING those aboard the Hotilla. A dis
patch from Saigon says there is
10 ROOM FOR DoUBrIHG
the king Of Aunam was poisoned by Pro-
chinese M ,ndarins. Champeaux, French
resident. has fortified in the citadel at Hue
with 100 marines.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-12-18
Opinion Of Eminent DIR. r. S.
Steuart,
Opinion

President Maryland Hospital, Baltimore.
Il HAVE used Oolden's Beef
Tonic for more than q year. IL combines
the virtues OF food aud tonic in a remarkable
way, and am satisfied has sdrcd life when
no Other medicine could DO So" Remember
the name. COLDEN's-take no othsy \
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-12-18

II is indeed "a boom" both for town
and county, as the Brownsville Her
aid well remarks: The proposition
to build a 100000 court house in
Sedalia, voted for last Tuesday by the
people of Pettis county, was carried
by handsome majority-the vote be
ing 3,427 for, to1 ,222 against it. This
will prove a substantial boom not
only for Sedalia but for the whole
county.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-12-18

The Campbellite or Christian church,
which was chiefly built up by Alexan-
der CampbelPs skill and power as a
public debater, evidently still keeps
alive the spirit of its founder. In
Missouri, where it numbers sixty
thousand communicates, there have
recently been some very interesting
public discussions of the church's
creed. One of these joint debates
was held in Centralia last week The
disputants were the Rev. 0. A. Carr,
Christian land Reverend G. nj Thomp-
son, Baptist. They took opposite
sides on the question of the absolute
saving powers of baptism. The de-
bate lasted for three days, and vas
listened to by big audiences Hymns
were sung with great fervor before
each speech, and courtesy and good
nature prevailed. At the end of the
the disputanrs shook hands
and the audience cheered. There is
primitive cir. says the New York Sun,
about the whole proceeding, but thinks
that perhaps after all it is better
than long range poking of sly inuen-
does at other denominations, as is
done in city pulpits.
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Referring to the fact that the mex,
state republican convention will be
held in Sedalia, the Kansas City
Times observes /: "West Good win
will he cheated out of running q spe.
cial train to the republican funeral
next year, but if be is wide awake he
may be able to sell more papers than
his loathsome contemporary"
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Horeford's Acid Phosphate, for
Alcoholism.

Dr.. C. s. ELLIS, Wabash, Ind, says
II prescribed il for man who had used
intoxicants to excess for fifteen years, but
during the last tEo years has entirely alb
stained. He thinks the Acid Phosphate lie
of much benefit to him"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-12-18

LADY, render your skin white with
Glen's Sulphur Soap.
Pixies TOothache Drops cure in
one minute,
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Match Billiards.

Lyons, Dec. l5.-The first series of the
six hundred points billiard match between
GARNER and DAILY was played tonight
The score stood, G irnier 500 DAILY 504.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-12-18
New York Dry Goods Market.

DRY GOODS-Orders for small quantities OF
bleached eottOns at reduced prices were the only
features OF the market; otherwise the markt was
very quiet. New business comprises mi eellaneous
sssortments necessary to the wants OF the holiday
trade.
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80. Louis Live stock Marke 81.

ST. LOUIS. Dec. Is.
HOGS-Fairly active; 81 seas Is; packing, s. 8
as 50; butchers t. extra 81 65a6 ~.
CATTLE-NO market, own TO the small sup
ply; feeling steady and hrm; COED cattle would
command full prices
SHEEP-NO supply, no market.
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Money Market.

NEw YORK, Dec IS.
MONEY-Essy, 292h per cent, closing offered
nj per cent.
PRIME PAPER-5@61S per cent.
STERLING Observation-Disclosures at 81 si1]
demand, 81 41S.
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GETTING DEPRESSED

1t is stated that owing to the revolution
in Hue. and the ceath of King Hiephns,
the government has ordered Admiral Cour
bet to remain upon the defensive until
further reinforced. An uneasy feeling is
again apparent here, owing to the silence
of the government in regard to affairs in
the east. The bourse is agitated and prices
are dropping.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-12-18

Constantinople, Dec Is strong shock
of earthquake was felt at KOnia, in Asist-
ic Turkey to-day.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-12-18
WHAT BIsNA REX SAID.

At the sitting of the senate committee on
the TOnquin credits bill, Saint Waller de-
cIsred that when the ambassador was at
Berlin. Bismarck sounded him concerning
Tonquin. wishing 10 know if France had
abandoned its rights there with a view TO
the possible establishment of a German
colony in that country.
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Another EarthQ Jake.

Champion middle weight of Chicago
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-08-07
Cholera.

London. 5.-The total mum Der of death.
from chole-a in Egypt, on saturday
$40, including ITO at Cairo. 81 at Rosetta,
l87 in the province of Garbich. Jos in the
Province Of Dakslich, and IA in Benz.
suaf. Deaths in Egypt on Sunday, 728
including 100 at Cairo, % at Rosetta, IO9
in Garbicb, A in Dakalich, I'M SO in
Benisuef. Sundays return is somswba.
incomplete, bat there seems to be- an irn
provement since Saturday.
The official journal publishes a note
from the British legation refuting the
newspaper assertion Of that the spread of
cholera in Egypt was caused by British
neglect to establish proper quarantine
regulations.
Alexandris, Cone hundred and ten
British soldiers have died from cholera
in Egypt, since tee outbreak Of the dis
e;se.
Paris, 6.-Jules A7onsso!m. professor
of organic chemistry, has been ordered
to go to Egypt and study the feAlure3 Of
the cholera epidemic there
Beyrout, Ga sentinel ct Lazarelto
has BEEN attacked With cholera.
alexandria, 6 Seven persons, most
Of them Europeans died here yesterday
from cholera.