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The extent TO which manufactures are H.
crossing at the South ia fully set forth in thi.
Issue OF the APPEAL. This long array Of
paragraphs, many of them from the Southern
Lt'5los man, encourages the belief that the
South has at lssttn'sr d OF p-lfsupportiog
raresr
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BELGIUM.
OuIrE A SENSATION.

LONDON, April "A dispatch from Brus-
sells reports that a sensation has been caused
in financial circles by the discovery that
Van Damme, prominent stock broker, as
embtzzled the sum of 100000 f. be-
longing TO persons who deposited money
with him. Van Damme has been arrested
and lodged in prison.
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CHICAGO, April 2.-Between 1000 and 5000
brickIsyers went on strike this morning
for their demand of 81 per week. Work on
the principal buildings ia stopped.
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SPAIN.
ROYAL NUPTIALS

Madrid. April 2.-The m arriage of Prince
Louis Ferdinand, of Bavaria, to the Iufanta
Maria de la Psz,was celebrated in the chapel
of the Royal Palace TO day with the usual
state ceremonies. The patriarch of Indies
Spain acted as sponsors.
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DETROIT, April g. Elections were
held in this State to-day for two Supreme
Court Judges sni two regents Of the State
University. No result can be given tonight.
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LONDON, April 2.-Promiuent officials
connected with railways throughout the
kingdom have bsen in consultation with re.
spect to outrages, and as a result the railway
companies have resolved upon the organlza
tion OF protective corps, whose duty it will
be to watch suspicious per.ons travelling On
the road AMI guard against the carriage of
parcels supposed to b. for use in the prosecu-
ton OF unlawful and disloyal designs
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The chicago siIIsard tournament.

CHICAGO, April 2.-Tne game between
Morris aud Wallace this sfernoon was de.
void Of interest, as Wallace did no tine play
ing. Morris ran away from him and won
essily. The score stood-Morris, 600; Wal
lace, $50.
Tue night game between Vignsux and
Sexton was won by the former by sc0re OF
600 TO 81.
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CINCINNATI, April 2.-Municipal elections
were held to-day throughout the State. No
result can be given to-night, as the count has
not been completed, even in Cincinnati, indi-
citing an unusual amount of scratc hing.
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MOuLD.RE AsSAssINa ON TRIAL

ROME, April 2.-Five men chaged with
attempting to take The life of Signor Cocoa.
pelier, a noted Socialist member of the Cham
Der of Deputies, have been placed on trial
here. The chief of the wouId-be assassins
ia named Tognettie. He is brother of the
man who was executed under the Papal gov
eminent for causing an explosion in Serbs
tori barracks
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NASHVILLE NOTES.
IRE Davidson County JaIi-Sew eat.
bTelk Of smallpox al EdgcGsId.
Grand 10 dye of she knights and Ladies
OF ffOusr-stabbi8S ARRAY.

Special to the Appeal
NASHVILLE April 2-In their report 10
the Davidson County Court, the Jail Com.
missioners gay: your commissioners will
state emphaticalIy that the county Jail Of
Davidson Is not as the State Board Of Health
represents it-'lsckiag every requisite condi-
ton Of prison. The mos: requisite condi-
tions OF prison are heslth and the security
and safe keeping OF the prisoners. More
than thirty years use Of our Jail attest its
extraordinary heslthluIness. In sborf, sick
ness, fithiuess, inhumau treatment and the
other things complained OF are, like the facts
of the Stale Board Of Health, conspicuously
absent" The report Of the commissioners
refers to that of the State Board Of Health
to The Legislature.
SMALLPOX IN EDGEFIELD.
A good deal Of sensation resulted in Edge
field to day over the death Of smallpox
case, and the development, OF new cases, and
the planting Of yellow q igs in conspicuous
localities. Smallpox has prevailed here,
more or less, during the past four or FIVE
months.
Ooe hundred and eighty pupils quit the
Main street public school, E,s, end, to day,
on account Of the smallpox scare, there hav-
ing been go far fifty cases Of smallpox in
that portion Of the city within the past two
weeks. At MEETING OF The city Board Ct
Health, the mayor stated that some mem
bers of the Board of Education hgd asked
that the Msin street school, which contains
about 500 or 800 pupils, be Suspended. The
president OF the Board of Health stated that
there were now for.y-seven CAGES in exist
ence IN all, Of which there were eighteen casts
in Edge fsld. OF these six we're in the peni-
Tertiary, all since the first broke out, on
March 17th. The health officers state that
OF the forty seven CASES mentioned there we're
only two instances of parsons having vaIio-
loid lhst had been vsccinattd Ode Of these
occurred in the Stale prison and one on the
outside. The president of the board thought
that the number of walking cases wss very
large. Tue board sdj3urned to meet 10.
morrow afternoon 10 adopt a most rigid
system Of quarsntining.
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF HONOR.
The Grand Lodge of & nights and Ladies
OF Honor met to-day. The reports show
forty-one lodges in Tennessee, and that the
order at large has membership OF 25,0O0,
carrying certificates to the amount OF $685.
100000. OF s54S,065 paid to families of
deceased members, s8l ,S65 has been paid in
Tennessee.
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H. keems 60 satisfy

A family want, aud 1 wonder how we ever
got along without Parker's Ginger Tonic.
1t cured me OF nervous prosirstior,
have used it since for all kinds OF complaint
in my family.
MRS. JINES Albany.
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AUST RIA.
THE MURDERED COUNTS FUNERAL.

THE MURDERED COUNTS FUNERAL.
PEsTH, April 1.-The funeral of Count
Won Mel sth Won Z'kahely, who was muir
dered at Olen, took place Saturday. The
town was draped. The Bsrhsus go into
mourning one month. The police have posi-
tive information that the assassin is an
Italian named Spopga, formerly an apothe.
csry's assistant, but lately out of employ
ment. Sponga escaped.
EDWIN BOOTH AT VIENNA.
VIENNA, April Edwin Booth appeared
in Hamlet and received great applause. The
Press expresses disappointment, and says the
acting was much below what was expected
OF Booth.
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ELECTIONS.


INDIANAPOLIS, April 2.-Municipal cleo.
tons were held to-day. The result is in
doubt in this city and Evansville.
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leFNE, brilliant and clear lenses are used
70 making The Celluloid Eye Glasses. When
you buy pair you may know that you are
setting the best. For sale by all leading
jewellers and opticians,
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A YoUSG girl in Philadelphia, who for
three years has been patient sufferer with
sore tdroat, has been efsotually cured by
using DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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The Ohio aud Keutacky Trot,ing Cir.

CINcINNATI, April 2-The Louisville Fair
Association has jpiued the OHIO and Ken
lucky tro;Iing circuit The circuit will open
May Sth, at Louisville. Tomorrow will
Close the entries for the five stakes of the
Queen City Jockey Clubs running meeting,
which begins June 18th, st Cincinnati.
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GDR. CExscs's Clery and Chsmomile
Pills Tor the cure of Neuralgia are a suc-
cess."-Dr. G. T. Holman, Chrisianburg, Va.
so CENTS nj druggisis
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SPORTING NEWS.
Mace and his IDfan, a, Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, April Mace and Slsde
gave sparring exhibition last evening TO
a large aud admirius audience at the Co.
liseum
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FRANCE.
FRIGHTFUL BOILER EXPLOSION.

FRIGHTFUL BOILER EXPLOSION.
PARIS, April "A boiler explosion at St.
Dizler killed twenty six persons and Injured
thiriy-eighi.
Ldter.-La;er accounts Of the boiler ex-
plosion at St. Dizier yesterday show the
number Of persons killed and injured much
larger than at first reported. Thirty-one
persons were killed outright, and the number
injured is now estimated to be sixty. five.
Many Of them, it is feared, are fatally hurt.
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Relief for the Disrressed.
ENGLAND.

WATERBURY,, CONN, April 2.-Father
Walsh transmits cable To- morrow ANNOUNCE
ing $4,000 relief for The distressed people Of
Ireland.
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ESTA BLISHED 1910.


For Tennessee and The Ohio galley, ,carmer
and fair Veather, winds shifting 10 The south
and iCest, tOuer ba, ometer.
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Fatal siaobInE ARRAY at shsIbyviIIe.

Special TO the Appeal
The Amene1n's Shelbyville special says:
Clayton Hastings ANA William Reeves,
both drunk, got into aquarrel TO day, which
resulted in Reeves stabbing Hastings in the
heart, INJECTING a mortal wound, from which
the doctors say he will die. Hastings was a
hrother.in-.aw oil Reeves and about forty
years OF age. Reeves fed and has not yet
been caught. A man named Joyce was badly
hrmissd
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The current number Of the Critic is d. =
voted to the Irving centenary, aud coutsins
papers by leading aud fsvorite writers as
follows: "Washiugton Irving" by james
Herbert Morse; "Irving's Power of I5ealizi-
tion," by Oliver Wendell Holmes; "Irving'a
Humor," by Charles Dudley Warner;
'Irving's KuickeIbocker," By George Will
liam Curtis; "Irving's Sketch Book" by Ed
muud W. Goes; "Irving, the Historian" by
Sydney Howard G y; and following these
comes an unpublished letter CT Irving's, a
communication sbout old Capt. Jacob Storm,
one of Irving's cronies, "a Bibliography Of
Irving" and from Edith NJ Ihsmai these
lines:
s,This book hath kinship with the epic old,
+ That sings OF lthacus, the sesreher bold;
The Homer touch-t1e purple light is here, -
That makes men heroes, heroes, gods appear!
The CiiGc has never more completely
fallen within the line OF it's purpose as the
best defender, protector and friend of Amer
lean literature than in this "Irviug Centen-
nialD number. devoted 10 ons Of the few, the
immortal few, who were not born to die
the founders and essblishers upon firm
and patriotic basis OF our national litera-
ture, The whole country will respond to
this loving and beautiful tribute to Irving.
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THIS WEEK /!

Double-fold Cancels Hair Yelling at 45c, worth zoe.
Double-fold Atwood Debege at 45c, worth CSC.
Strawberry, Raspberry, Mignonette and all new,
beautiful shadings in the Patti Cloth at Csc,
worth 81.
Black Bagarmaise, Quadrille, Pique and Paris
ennes at 9Oc, worth 81 so,
For 81 we offer best Brocades, full value IS 80.
c. J Bonnet Tapissier, Ponson and Bellou Black
Silks.
Black Silks at 75c, worth 81 Is.
All colors Satin Rhadames at 81 Is, worth 81 IS.
All new shades in Satin Senal at S5c worth 81 %.
All new shades in Ostrich Tips three in bunch,
at Sc, worth 81 so.
Two grand lots of Paris Flowers.
1000 Montures at soc.
1000 Ventures and Wreaths at S5c, worth from
81 so to SO so each,
Parasols! New Parasols! Stylish Parasols, Lowl
For 81 so, Stylish Nobby Pa asols.
For IS, Elegant Lace trimmed Parasols.
For 81, the 'Eclat'-the latest New York craze.
All Lace Parasols. So SIS, $40 and $50.
Black Silk sun Umbrellas, 75c.
Natty, Nobby Umbrellas, 81 So s. 50, S. and " 90
All new shades in Colored Pokes, soc and 75c.
The Osier and Basket Pokes at 81 So have been IS
Elegant Imported Hats at So, have been So.
School, Misses and Children's Hats Immense
and Novel Assortment.
IS Shopping Bonnet.
81 so Trimmed Hat.
$40 Trimmed Bonnet
Ribbons-the stylish trimming of the season. W.
have every width and shade.
Twoinch Ottoman In all new shades at 1oc.
Al-silk Ribbons, two to four inches wide, at l0c
We offer our goods, purchased for the cash
lower than any house south OF Chicago.
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ANIMAL Com ns eBeemenJ Of the Jeder
son n edteai College.

PHILADELPHIA. April 2:-Ths annual
commencement Of the Jefferson Medical
College was held to-day. Degrees OF Doctor
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M. &c. G. Kremer& Go
REMOVAL.

ENSTE5 ELLETT HAVE REMOVED THEIR
d Law 0fice 10 No Ii Union street. be-
tween Main ana Front.
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ELECTION NOTICE.
Removal Notice.
Mrs. Fitts's Conservatory Of Music

THIS CONSERVATORY will close for the season
L on June 20 1853, but will be ro-opeDed No
yember /, 1883. The Principal will SAT- for Cor
many July lst and viii visit the leading schoois
Of music In that country. where she Will engage
the services of Professor skilled In vocal train
ing. In her Conservatory will be taught the real
German system and Vocal Music, a. well a. the
Dramatic Art. Pupils will be prepared Tor The
0OeTatic Stage. thereby avoiding the necessity OF
seeking such advantages In the East Class teach
ing will be made q speciality, the charges for
which will be at the rate Of SO per l25 Lessons
Harmony and Theory. free advantages. full
corps OF teachers in every department. Pupils
from a distance can board with the Principal.
References: Prof. Geo. Handwerker, Leader OF
Orchestra; f. Witzmann a Co, Music Dealer; hiss
Cara Conway, Principal of school for Young
LAoies. Address, at Memphis, Tenn.
MRS. q. II. Fits, Principal
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Damage by the Recent Floods in the
Ohio.

ST. LOUIS, April 2.-The officers of the
government steamer Lily, which arrived
from Cairo yesterday after a trip down the
Onio distributing relief to sufferers by the
late food in that stream, say 100000
would not cover the loss sustained by the
overflow between Louisville and Cairo.
Hundreds Of farms have ten 10 fifteen inches
of fine sand deposited ever their entire area,
and fencer, outhouses and other buildings,
besides grain and other crops, been swept
away.
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DIED.


DwYER-Nonday, April 2, 1883, Mrs. ELLES
DwYER, aged sixty years.
Funeral this CTUEsDAY) morning at 81 o'clocks
from the residence of Mat Msher. NJ. % Wright
avenue High mass at st. Patrick's church at 10
O'Clock. Friends are invited to attend.
FRANSIOLI-NGnday, April 2, 1888, at $50
O'Clock p. N. STEPHEN FRASsIoLI, aged sixty-six
years. Ivicksburg and New York City papers
please copy.1
Funeral will take place from No co Poplar street
this CTUEsDAY) afternoon at s O'Clock. Friends
are invited To attend
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ADDITIONAL PRECAUTIONS TAKEN.

Ga account of the steady stream Of letters
containing threats of death and the destruc-
lion of buildings which continne to be re-
celved BY prominent persons and the gov
ernment iunctionaries, the previous precau-
tons against the execution of these threats
are not remitted, but new ones are also being
devised and carried ou'. This lie particular
ly case in London. The gas works are
carefully guarded sgainst surprises, and
none but known and trusted hands are allow
ed on the premises.
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NOTICE OF SALE.

A TWAIN BU BEE. Ark. COMMENCING Mon.
u day, April I6. lss3. viii sell al public
auction, TO the highest bidder. AL my STICK OF
RAILROAD TOOLS AND SUPPLIES. including
wheel. Slusser and nat-bottom scTapers. pl0ws.
derricks, wagons, carts. dump-cArs, blecEA NTH
outfit, crow, Samson and pineh-bsrs. ehurn, plug
and feather dfills, sieel Jumpers, hammers and
tledges Of all kinds; snoyels piess, mattocfs.
land screens tents, tATpaulinS. blankets, ETC., in
short, complete RsilIoad Ogtft for 100 70 100
mel. TEENs-Al sums under g. cash; s. and up
ward, q credit Of eight months will be giYen, with
approved security, Al 10 per cent Interest
JOHN MCCARTHY, r. r. Contractor.
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CHANCERY SALE
Or
II Il AL II 3 r A Z IL

No. 1895, R.-Chsncery Court OF si.e.y, ovuhsy-
W. W. Hightorer vs. Cora Ing ct al
DY virtue of interlocutory decree for sale
ID entered in the above cause on the 20 day Of
January, 1883, viii sell Pot l1c suction, 10 TIE
highest bidder. in front Of .as Clerk and Masters
ONCE coz tnouse Of Shelby county, Memphis,
Tenn on
Saturday, april 2, 1858,
wtthiR legal hOuu, the following described
property. situated in the city Of Nempniz, shelby
county, Tenn. to-wit:
Being lots Nos, 81 and 5l2 on the plan of the
city of Memphis. Lot 81 having front on the
east side Of Second street of ~ feet with depth
betwe parallel lines east 14s :. feet and lot 3l2
having front on the eat side OF Second street Of
co feet with depth east of 1ls1z feet On lot 3Il
are several small buildings, and On lot 3l2 is q
frame dwellinzhouse.
Terms Of sale-Taat $500 of the purchase money
shall be paid In cash and balance in six TO- Twelve
ti2 and eighteen (lsl months, in equal payments;
no.es with security and Il n retsiDed. This March
- 1sS2.
ROBERT J. BLACK. Clerk and Master
ByJ. ". Bradley, Deputy Clerk and Master
CIV. Frszer and VIM. Sanford, sols. sat
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TAKES IT AS A PERSONAL MATTER.

The Duke d'Aumale, taking leave of the
academy, declared that he regarded the
Orleauist movement es maneuver against
him
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PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT.
REDUCTION OF NINE AND A HALF MIL.
LIONS FOR MARCH

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE following is a
rscapluation of the debt statement Issued
to-day:
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GREAT CANCER CURE.

+ .. DUEEAvANT, Cancer Doctor. located at
81 Colleryile, Tenn. Consultations free. Cure
guaranteed. No money demanded until cure ef-
fected. The cancer IL removed by one application
Of medicine within ten days after being applied.
No arsenic USED, and 4 cure without the Ioss Of
blood.
RKYERKNcn-Thos. NJ Kemp and o. ". Eddins
Byhalia, Miss; Jas. Terry, Memphis, Tenn; John
Coleman, COckrum, Mis- DR.. W. r. smith De-
soto Front, Misl.: Major. VIM. N. strickland and
Gen. ". g. FeatherstOn, Bolly springs, Miss. Hon.
Il. @. Myera. secrets ry-of. state. yAckaon, Aisa.
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THE WAR OFFICE MOVING THE MATTER.

The War Office has taken the question OF
explosives 10 hand with vigor snd discrim-
ination. Among other measures taken for
the purpose of thwarting dynsmite-workers,
il has ordered that experiments be under
taken with view TO preparing an analysis
Of the various forms and component parts of
all substances that are capable of being en-
ployed as explosives. The result of their
work will be given to the police, and it is be-
lieved that the ingenuity of the men who
are now engaged in the manufacture and
use of these diabolic contrivances will be
thTarted by this means.
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Three-inch Rise at New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, April 2-The river rose
three inches yesterday. 1t is now one inch
below last year
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, April 1.-The celebration of the
anniversary Of the birth of Bism arck was
the occasion of much brilliancy. The mill
tary bands performed national and eperatic
selections before his residence. Visits were
made in person by the Emperor William,
many ladies, distinguished household officers
Of high rank, foreign ministers and other
notables, who congratulated the chancellor.
Many telegrlms were also received felicit-
ating the prince upon the occurrence OF his
sixty-eighth birthday. Numerous floral
offerings we're displayed. On account of
the poor health ef Bismarck, his doctors
refused him exercise in the park yesterday
az he had intended. One of the FIRST meg
.sges of cengratuiati0u VISA from the King
Of Bavaria.
INTIMIDATINe THE REICHsTAG.
The statement is made that Bism arck has
under consideration the propriety of dis
solving the ReIchstag, should il continue to
prove refractory on the question of the bill
providing for the increase of military pen
sIons.
AN IMPORTANT ELECTION.
The election for member of the Reichstag
for Stralsund yesterday excited great atten-
lion On account of the unexpected result.
Stralsund for the last sixteen years returned
Conservatives. The latest returns indicate
the election OF the Liberal candidate by 8
msiority of 500, ont of the unusually large
total vote Of $4,000. The result is all the
more significant "a the entire official organ
ization wss worked in support of the Con-
ssrvative candidate. The election W as rem
dered necessary by the appointment of Count
Won Bshrnsgendsrk 10 the presidency Of the
province.
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Interest be1 ring debt bonds at per
cent, continued at 81 per cept......s 50,6is 90
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MRS. JINEs Albany.
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CURRENT EVENTS.

DE-. OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES will be
honored with 9 banquet by friends in New York
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CORK, April 2.-It is reported that the
police believe an internal machine factory
has been established in this locality.
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This Year.llast Year.
EXPORTS.
This Year. L6qi Year
RA1LRO.AD ITEMS,

tn9NA papers are begging the legislature of
w.llIory 10 adopt no legislation az this SEES
W ehbatrass railroad construction,
.ne hundred men are employed in construc,
we New Orleans & Mississippi Valley rail.
south OF Memphis. As q great portion of
w9tk is IN the delta of the Ya2oo river. n
nueal OF sickness is in the different camps,
many deaths have occurred among tn o men.
eAp ianation of the rumor0d negotiations of
hIle railroad for a new loan of 5000 600,
nugn J. Jewett, the president, Is reported
pave said that the object of tho loan Is not
eguire money for any thing in tho future. but
r uau 70 'ne treasury money that had been
puised in the purchase of railroad and coal
pe property. "''N 'o"'
ie OF the latest rumors about Union Pacific
Jay Dould has secured stock enough TO
Oi ine coming election, nd will put George
RSuu ~ lhe directory A New York dis.
quotes prom nent and well.inlormed
az SAYING that the report OF the govern
10 directors OF this road win show floating
'oi U.s. 900, Offset by SjCJ0UOO due from
svVetnment for transportation, eic al,o
.ne company holds $4,000 securities of
roaus paying PER cent, and that the road
surplus, ""'
pl9hel H. M. Hoxie, vice.presidept of tho
~, mnes, mas made another improvement ia
40 OF the travelling public The eating
Ssiem on the general run Of roads has
,haa unlssnce, and To- arrest any mls,reutmcnt
mas puolir; Colonel Hoxie has appointed
"s uarroll superintendent OF eating.houses
'Ae en'ire system, II is his duty to see tina,