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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-06-07

FoRT WAYNE, June 2.-The trial game OF.
base ball by electric light on the league
grounds between the Quincy Northwestern
League club and the College club tonight
10 to II in favor of the Quincy club.
The electric lights were suspended in mid
heavens. The pitcher and catcher were
enabled to work fairly, but the out field
ing was unsatisfactory, owing to the insult
ficient number of lights used. 1t is pro-
posed to play again with increased lights.
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MARSHALL.
~seasonable Rains-Personal-General LO-
cal.

seasonable observation-disclosures Lo-
cal.
MARSHALL, June 2.-[Special.]-Favora
BILE rains fell to-day, which from indications
must have been general.
j. H. Webster, of your city, a clever gen.
tleman and fine artist, is spending a few
days with his family in this city. He speaks
early day move his family there.
Our city fathers are thinking of purchas-
ing some additional apparatus. We are
sadly deficient in this particular, and hope
they will do 80.
SIX marriage licences were issued last
Monday evening.
Colonel Loughery is still doing the heavy
work for the Tri- Weekly Herald.
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PANAMA, May 4.-The reyolutionisss are
now completely surrounded in Guagulia
and communication can only be bad
through the lower port. The first shots
were exchanged on the night Of the 22d. 1t
Is believed the place will be taken within a
week.
Mexican papers printed on the Pacific
coast are commencing 10 abuse General
Disz for his friendship with Grant and 70
declare autonomy Of the republic 70 be
threatened should. Diaz become president.
on account OF the poverty-stricken condi-
lion of the treasury they fear that paper
currency viii take the place Of coin, and q
probable collapse ensue. The navy rail-
v-av scbemes are subjects Of debate, as are
also the grants Of sl50,ODO,OJg IN AID o. rail-
roads. whilst public instruction is almost
forgotten. The Sinaloa papers m particu-
lar write strongly Onthese points.
The terms Of peace are stall under discus
zion In Peru and Chill There - little
doubt thst Lsvelle, representing lglesiesi
res come 70 an agreement with hOurh tnat
he Cbiiian government has approved those
terms and their acceptance by lgle.ss y
ali that Il needed 20 insure Their retlizs
ton. A peace club, numbering many
thousand members, has been formed ~
Lima. and Il busy organizing pr0Vnclal
rrsurbss. Members have 20 declare theF
Uf1 40 their utmost IN favor 81 pesce. HE
Nouterss c0nNes IN Lima h. mostly mede
M Of ignorant m-Uuntsineers end cgutain
sut fsE educated men, vho f1llOE the lead
Of Arc. who IL practically ID congress
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The growth In the membership Of Mr..
~spurgeon's church Is something marvellous.
members are drawn 10 the Tabernacle
from every quarter Of London, and IN
some instances from miles beyond and
we're they ali 70 be present upOn any one
occasion, there would be something les ~
one hundred empty seats available Tor the
c-ords Of strangers who find their way %
Nevington every Sunday. The enuual
meeting Of the congregation has gust been
80. under the presidency Of Nj. rpurgeon-
III urs reported that the offerings 81 the
doo-s during the twelve months Tor the col
isrs sgrin corrssp0nded with The oats q
~ vear. amounting q El.ss2 The adj
fiors III he membership for the year hsd
heen 4ff. received thus. By baptism ~
br letter. ZIG, b. profession. 81 by resfo-
Tfion. q The recucfio1s ron Fa1on
crusss numbered az. The net incresss
~ fbs vesr vas thus shown 20 b III.
h-7uxirF the usube-ship o. the cungrtga
tin % 20 54EIRehEous Islescope-
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n.s. ran Contest.

The Trinity base ball nine Of this city
scored another victory yesterday IN the
green diamond by debating he Caruth
nine. Both clubs played q good game bat
a. . on bofh sides being very heavy. The
vsme uas pretty evenly divided MP 20 the
inning when the superior bstting Of
he home team pisoed them 20 far IN the
lead that d Was impossible Tor The visiting
club b rain their lost ground The Dallas
b1rs won % q score uf nineteen % eleven
The Dalas boys are In splendid practice
nos and are ready and anrious % play Al
crmara.
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COMMERCIAL.
CHICAGO MARKET.


CHICAGO, June 2.-Hogs receipts, 1906
slow but steady; heavy, $500 to 1926
light, $6.65 to $685.. Cattle receipts, LOO;
brisk and strong; exports, So to $3.50; good
to choice shipping, S. 20 to So; common to
fair, $50 to $3.50. Sheep receipts, 700;
quiet and weak; inferior to fair, $3.50 to
$4.75; good, $40, choice to extra shorn,
IS. so to $500. Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat irregular and iairly active: regular,
$1.13, June $ll5 3.S, July; Sill 3-S, Au.
sust: No, 3 Red, $1.l5. Corn unsettled, but
Generally higher, 81, cash or june; IS Is
to So Ia, July; So rs to SO, August
Pork strong and higher; 1920 to Sl9.22 i.2,
cash or June; $l920 IL to Sl9.35, July.
Lard strong and higher; Sill 81 l-2 to $ll.70,
cash or June; SILT IL to Sll.S0, July.
Bulk meats in iair demand; short rib, lO.l5;
short clear, 10 l.2.
NEW YORK MARKET
NEW York, June 2.-Flour dub and un-
changed. Wheat unsettled and irregular;
opening to Z higher, but subsequently re-
acted to 1t, closing steady; steamer, No.
3 red, al OF; No. 3 red, $40; steamer, No.
2. Sl.leI to $l.l7; No. 2 red, 1924 TO $l.2i.
Corn, cash, to higher; options ! 10
bottcr. Afterwards lost the advantage and
closed firm; No, 3 6i5 to So steamssTT'
GIL to Tot, NO. 10 W ,oi;
and nominal; refined quiet. Molasses
easier and unchanged. Rice quiet and I'M
changed. Wool dull and unsettled; Texas,
Ia to %. Pork nominally unchanged. Lard
steady; SLIGO to Sll.65.
rEw oRLEAS MARKET.
New ORLEANS, June Corn easier
mixed and white, 81 TO Is
Oats quiet and weak. Pork, demand fair
AgA.- .Dl arN hfUhaFs NtQrQa
ii 10. keg, u. Bulk meats firmer; Shout
ders, sac. Bacon higher; shoulders, 0l.2
TO o SIS: long clear, IL l-2: short rib, IL 5-S.
Others unchanged. Exchange steady and
KANSAS CITY MARKET.
KANSAS CRY, June 2.-Cattle receipts,
1000; largely Of stock cattle on the way
west; offerings on the market small prices
ronge native steers, lO5J 10 llJO pounds,
s4 IS 10 81, IS; cows, s. 70 81 50. Hogs, re-
ceipts, 1900 lower and weaker; 50 y TO
$500; bulk Of sales at g. 90 TO 800. sheep,
receipts. 600; unchanged.
ST. LOUIS NAHKET.
ST. LOUIS. June 2-WheatOpened higher
and strong hut declined, and closed weak
No. 2 red, Sl.0 Z 8 10 tt.0is cash: slH
TO s1.2l IA June; Si.2 IL 20 Sl.A July
sl22 1G to SIZES August. Corn opened
higher. but declined; 50 rs to 81 - cash;
.52l-s 10 So IS June; 81 IL TO 81 80 July;
So ia August. Oats SLOW and firm; 4034to
Al IA cash, a. July. Whisky steady;
si.14. COrn-meal quiet; ~.
Provisions dull and unchanged.
small peddling trade done. Cattle re-
ceipts. 400. The usual Saturdays slOwness
prevailed, and only q small locsl trade
done: the feeling. however, was partly
firm, and the prospect Tor next week seems
10 be good. Hogs receipts, 90 supply
small and movement SLOW; extremes " -
% SD bulk Of sales; 81 81 % $40. Sheep
receipts, none, and nothing done.
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CLEBURNE
General Local summary.

CIKBuKEE, June 2.-ISpeciall-A light
shower is falling here.
The city is crowded with people ano bus
mess quite lively.
fhe Pacific Express company - moving
lie Office 20 more cOmmodious quarters.
las great expectations for the
,uture in view Of good crops, other rail
roads, water works, street cars, etc. With
substsutial improvements around on all
sides. our enterprising citizens want and
will encourage ~fsctOries-
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there vs. . rood siz=d crowd present 81
fhs oo.kinE main In The rear of the Bruins
uiak s.ioun laE evening snds consider
BE surrrf q MONEY rhanEe1 hands On
ths -srlt 81 ths fghts- IL uas fUr Worth
~nnur ar-s rrs rerched uuoa the hauneT
Esra Dale rfirFsra Ger-Ee Holland q
fr-rF f-s 81 fs cticEers sEsirE huscsu-
wp-a 81 Da1inL aod nitef I've ertres fyuf
81 Holarfis FUr Wurh cticfsus we-s
49, - EnstauuEs une, pla-inr ths
lu--t- q Seats vor 81 Dallas 4 v Fer
veal
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out Of fifty persons who are forced by
pain 10 use this ejaculation, on an average
i%Orty-nine misapprehend the cause oil
their trouble. They lay Il TO a strain, a
cold. an excess. a touch Of lumbago or
rbumatism, or something Of the sort. All
wrong. Such attacks mean that the kid
news are out Of order. Perhaps they mean
Bnght's Disease. Reader, you cannot cure
vour lame back too soon. Take HUNS
Remedy. the great kidney and liver ms
chine. II is q sovereign medicine, and
cures ell kidney, bladder, liver and urinary
COMPLAINTS magically.
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HOWE.

That Rainstorm-Damage to Crops-Im-
provements.
HOWE, June Especial. 1.-THE basket
picnic given to-day by Professor Carleton
was quite a success. A.
festivals for a while. a..
This afternoon about 6 o'clock the
heaviest rainfall IN years., accom-,
panied with heavy winds and
hail. visited our section. The storm lasted
about half an hour, doing considerable
damage, no doubt, to crops, q correct &C
count of which cannot now be given.
A new church, with Masonic hall over
head, will soon be under construction
The building committee met to-day TO &C.
lect a suitable location. q
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CORsICANA.
Fell From q Tree-Right-of-way Granted
The Handy Weight.

CoRs1cASA, June 2.-Tspecial.l-James
Redding, a lad living in East Corsicans,
while climbing high tree yesterday, fell
10 the ground, receiving internal injuries
which will probably result fatally.
The city council at their called meeting
YESTERDAY evening, granted nght-of-way TO
the street railway company through the
several streets on their proposed route.
Yesterday morning during an alteration
in the freight Office at Richland station
William Baggett, a merchant OF the own
struck the railway agent with a scale
weight iDiicling a serious wound on the
side Of THE head and face.
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"Now, children" said Mrs. Shoddy, as
she finished staining their lips and chins
with rouge; "now, children, after you are
out a little while you must ring Mrs. En-
vious' bell and pretend you've come to play
with her little daughter. If she asks you
what made the red stains on your face, tell
her you had strawberries for dinner.
There" she muttered, when the children
were out of sight, there, l guess she'll be
blind with envy when she thinks / have
been able to buy strawberries at 40 cents a
mint ~
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CLEVELAND, June 1.-The five-year-old
t%rotter, Jay-Cye-See, trotted a mile here
to-day, going in the middle of the track in
2:l6i, the greatest performance of any horse
at this time of the year. The first and last
quarters were trotted in 80. Splan, Hickok
and Bithen say the track is the fastest they
ever saw, and have written Blair to bring
Maud S. here and she can beat her record
without douht
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Honoring the Dead Soldiers.

NASHVILLE, June AT a meeting to-
day. participated in by many
leaders oil the late war, Conted-
crate and Federal and citizens generally;
resolutions eulogistic OF the late G. B. Buell.
were adopted. The local militia have
volunteered to escort the remains to the
cemetery.
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Statement Of claims Sled With deputy
Co1scor Cochrsn- ofu.s fourth distriu Of
Tsrrs from Nsy Eh - Nsy 81. l
Total number - Claims rerslrsl $50 -
Tra-s vas issued fu- 10 m1rth 81 MaT
Is8 - i. r. l. ID Eaups ~ suc coTelnE
Z 90 Ea1rrs 81 sririfs. INA was telrH
fhs svs-ars % ". Id esurs tssued fU
ueasmber. IauusrT Er1 fet-ueT l -
fr-sass cf The ~. a l. ra1s uitWsuT rer
ga wfhir ths laE yesr-
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ANNAPOLIS, June 1.-The board Of visitors
to the naval academy organized this morn
ing. Rear Admiral Howell was chosen
president; Senator Lapham, vice-presi-
dent. The board then adjourned until
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CHICAGO, June 1.-The grand Jury re-
turned an indictment. against CT alice, the
county undertaken, for Illegally, disposing
OF the bodies of the pauper dead. Chatfee
is at present in Bermu la.
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A great many people ieel themselves
gradually failing. They don't know Just
what i the mstter, but they suffer from Q
combustion Of indescribable aches and
Mains. which zach month seem % gov
wore. The only sure remedy known that
will cuuuteract his feeling and restore yer
lei health IL Browns Iron Bitter. By
r.uif sssimiafiJn ID uurifss the blood,
drives out disease. gives health and strength
10 every portion reached b. THE Crculaturg
usfsm, reueus wasted Tissues n resio-es
robust health aud strength.
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P1rrsBuRG, June 2.-Alleghany, 10; Gin
%cinnati, 8.
BALTIMORE, June 1.-St. Louis, .; Balti-
more, 4; 10 innings.
BosToN, June 2.-Boston, 3; Buffalo, 1.
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Bosror, June L-GOvernoi Butler hsvinE
refused 20 ID vsrrzuts foI The payment d
he monthly psy-r0ll q b various sste
s~-stirufious rrdrr charge q the safe bclr1
III health. er-GUreruur Ialoon nss -
srrssed q long better % The gyVsrnor- reln-
fs-red tT The opinion % I-goFsDr
geiues 10 The efsu thst he utcer gp-
ooirted tv the boa-d are nj re1utrr1 -
sefs ne oafh 81 cmce. 81 clalu1 - brt-
= TenHr-fts letr i rs-y E-urE ard
.ns fts gr-EnUa arerttrr
so De fsr INST ls-rs u1ur-s
- ssp--dsrt erplyyees. srus ~ tte-
Wuue1, vhc have thsf psg vitnhel1 Gc
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DuBLIE, June 2.-Thos. Caflrey, the
fourth Ph9aix park murderer, was hanged
at Kilmainham jail at eight o'clock this
morning. During the farewell interview
with his mother yesterday, Caffrey broke
down completely. The crowd outside the
prison numbered only about so, among
those were the mother and brother OF the
prisoner, and a woman who had been pre-
sent at all the executions of the men con-
yicted of the murder Of Cayendish n
Burke and prayed for the condemned men.
Caffrey was composed on the scaiiold.
Death was instantaneous. tie wrote a let
Ter Ia his mother last evening, in which be
said 81 hope you will never have cause
10 blush for my name. As i am paving the
penalty of my crime in this world, i hope L
WON'T have to suffer for IL in the next"
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M NJ. y Ta-raut. Nevada, Texas, ssys
4 ussd B-1un's Iron Bitters f1r dyspepsia
on yesz standing, and b improved me
at once
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o,uEsiur 81 Ol-on--r.-sss.

Esrz1s CIR, Juns 2-Roscos CntlinE
rr-~s n ne o~lsomUEH-ins go u-of7s
Al uririor h srpsrsd yssk he1cs
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A vigorous growth of hair is prompted
and youthful color restored by applying
ParkeT's Hair Balsam.
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D.. J. l. MTs-L Fni-feid. Ia ~
rB-yrrs I-r- Birtrz u SO 49, rur -
rar-irr I hars eTe krcrr any tr-g
ysr1 cfps-te
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mis- pare has done ss nuch as sry
oths- ~ erp1sz he wo-hlesDeE a ne
- r-rf Condition PDrdsz. . means "
49, d M. too. We k1gv q only ont
firs fhnt ars ahsoiutsly and E-iclJ p1-s
sud fhst 4 5hsridEr'G
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ssstonewan Jackson's Way"
Was to keep a large supply OF Dr.. worth
ington's Cholera and Diarrh9a Medicine
in the camp-chest for his men. Price 70
cents.
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Forbid drunken nostrums in your family.
Parker's Ginger Tonic is an invigorant that
never intoxicates.
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THE VIDE WORLD.

THE VIDE WORLD.
New York Special Commercial Tcle-
gram-StOcks and the Staple.
Bradstreet's Summary of the Cotton
Plants Condition.
Caffrey Hanged at Dublin Yesterday
He Dies Game.
The Star of Diaz on the Wane, IL
Would Seem.
Chill and Peru-White Winged Peace
Is lowering.
Being Bullied-Fast Time at
Cleveland.
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Nine. Demorest is . woman who looks ss
though she were possessed Of q very strong
character and most decided opinions OF her
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DENISON'S DISGRACE.

-
The second Chapter OF the Gate CITY
Tragedy.
A Large COncourse Attend The Funeral
Of The Unfortunate.
Strong Men Weep Like Women-Ihe
Mothers Despair.
A Hasty Flight After an Intellectual
Suicidal Attempt.
The Prisoner Removed to Sherman for
Safe Keeping.
Weaving n Strong Warp of Circum.
s"tantial Evidence.
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Soksoh
NEW YORK, June 1.-The reports con-
corning the growing cotton crop to Brad
streets consist of mail eturns to May 18th,
and photographic advlces to date. Including
kilograms; the replies received number
1913. These come from 592 counties, rep
~resenting 81 per cent. OF the cotton-grow-
ing regions. Having regard to area re-
ported and the thoroughness OF the replies,
this is the most satisfactory cotton report
vet received. The total acreage reported
aggregated 15,9S4,675 acres, an increase
of s per cent. over the acreage
planted in cotton in 1882. In the 592 coun
lies reportir G, 1923 correspondents say the
weather is good; 427 that it is fair, and 81,
that it is bad. There are 164 replies, saving
that planting is finished, and 263 that it
will be finished between May 10th and
June LIST. The condition of the stands
is rep orted good by 422 correspondents;
lo3 correspondents. The condition of labor
is reported good by 500 correspondents; fair
by 3i4, and bad by 1877. The largest increase
in acreage is in Texas, s per cent. Florida
and Tennessee report the same acreage as
last wear, and North Carolina but l per
cent. increase. South Carolina report 3 per
cent. increase; Georgia, 7 per cent. Alabama,
4 per cent; Mississippi, z; louisiana, q
Arkansas, 6, and Virginia, Missouri and
indian territory, 1 per cent. increase. Our
mail adyices to May 18th show that to this
date the season had been backward, too
cold and wet. This was particularly true of
Texas, Arkansas, Tennessee, Mississippi
and the two Csrolinas during March and
April. II was true also of Georgia, Alabama
and Louisiana, but not to so great an
extent. The advices by mail as to the
weather are equally divided between good,
fair and bad, thus showing that on the
whole the weather has not been above fair.
Planting and the season in general. were
from fifteen TO twenty days behind last
wear, and this is borne out by the telegraph
10 aiyices to date. The advlces Of labor
are reported from fair to good.
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Other News Items of General Interest.

NEW YORK, June 3O.-[Special Mooney
2 IL per cent.
Exchange, unsteady, but the same.
Governments firm; SIS, I higher.
Railroads moderately active and firm.
Texas e. Pacific grants, advanced to rs.
Denver e. Rio Grande ~consols, IA.
Fort Worth and Denver firsts, J.
Stocks strong and higher.
Denver & Rio Grande 47s.
Houston & Texas Central, 6}.
Missouri, Kansas & Texas, 800.
Missouri Pacific, l0i.
Texas & Pacific, 374.
Cotton dull and steady; good ordinary, 10
lilo; low middling, 10 1-2; middling IL; sales,
As, 200; Galveston arrivals 227; weeks export,
%, 600; futures closed unchanged.
Beeyes-Light arrivals; prices fair.
Wool and hides-steady; light demand.
Observation-Disclosures and dull.
The Wabash and Chicago Burlington e.
Quincy railroad wal has ended, the old
rates having been reestablished.
Weeks imports, $500, 1913.
New YORK, June 2.-[Press. -Govern-
ments generally unchanged; railroads
strong, in moderate amount of business;
state securities dull.
Stocks dull and somewhat irregular, but
in the main strong; opened 1.S to l IL high.
er, and immediately there was a further
advance of 1-S. followed by a reaction ex-
tending to "a. After this the market was
again strong, and shortly after midday ad-
vapced 1 liz to 1 SIS. In the early part
OF the afternoon the list receded a fraction,
but again became strong and
during the next hour and half sold up Ia
to ia. Prices here reached were the
highest for some time past. Later the
market was less active and dropped of q
fraction, which was mostly recovered in the
final dealings; and closed irregular but firm
with the advance on the days transactions
OF IA to 2. Coal Shares, Union Pacific and
Vanderbilts were most conspicuous.
Transactions, 100000 shares.
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Chill and Peru-White Winged Peace
Is lowering.

Butler Being Bullied-Fast Time at
Cleveland.
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Bradstreet's Summary Of the CottO
Plants Condition.
Cafrrcy Hanged at Dublin Yesterday
lie Dies Game.

The Star of Diaz on the Wane, IL
Would Seem.
National Republican., 1883-06-23
ARMY AND navy NEWS.

Gen. Wright, chief Of engineers, has 70
turned nom his tour 10 the west.
The United States steamship YAntio has
arrived At St. Johns, New foupdland.
Leave Of absence for two months, from
Aug. 2s, 1883, with permission 10 remain
abroad for that period, is granted 10 First
Lieut.. William A. Metealte, ordnance depart
ment.
The leave Of absence on surgeons oertih.
cate Of disability granted First Lieut.. Doug.
las NJ. Scott, lst infantry, department Of the
Missouri, is extended three months on sur
geons certificate Of disability.
sergt. Frank Buss general service detaeh-
ment, headquarters department or Arizona,
Whipple barracks, Arizona territory, Is trans
ferred to the general service detachment,
headquarters department OF the Platte,
Omfha, Neb.
Private George Emerson, general service
detachment, headquarters department Of the
Platte, Omaha, Neb., is transferred 10 the
general service detachment headquarters de-
partment of Arizona, Whipple barracks Ari-
zona territory.
Private Alexander Snodgrass, company X,
LIST infantry, now with his company at Whip.
pie barracks, Arizona territory, is transferred
to company A, Sth infantry, and will be sent
to the station of his company, San Diego bar
racks, California.
The following named officers Of the corps
of engineers are detailed as members Of the
joint board OF army and navy officers upon
the plans and location Of a bridge at Now
London, Conn; Col. John Newton, Lieut.
Col. Cyrus b, Comstook, Mai. Walter MckaT-
land. First Lieut. John Mills, recorder.
National Republican., 1883-06-23
Yellow Fever.

The surgeon general of the marine hospital
service has been informed official y that there
were no cases Of contagious disease either in
Brownsville, Texas, or Matamoras, Mexico
up to the date Of the last report, Juno 10. He
has also been informed that during the week
ended juno 0 there were thirty-one deaths
from yellow fever and one from smallpox in
Havana, Cuba. One Of tho decedents from
yellow fever was sailor on the American
bark Helen Sands, which was anchored in an
infected district. During the week ended
June 15 there were forty deaths from yellow
fever, of which thiriy-seven were soldiers in
the military hospital. Up to this time the
disease has been confined principally 10 Span
ish soldiers. Only two foreign merchant
vessels have been invaded so far by the dis
ease. The weather is very warm aud the
disease is moderately increasing, although II
is not yet epidemic.