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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-31
MURDER At LOUISVILLE.
Desperate Grapple With Four Brothers by
Two Policemen.

Desperate Grapple With -Four Brothers BY
Two Policemen.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, August 30.-Ofhcer
Dennis Smith shot and instantly killed
Henry Kleier a. Rupps saloon, corner Lo-
gan street and Mason avenue, at six o clock
tonight. Four Killer brothers, Henry,
George, John and Ernest, had been carous.
ing around Rupps all evening, and finally
engaged in four-handed 6ght. When 1t
was at its highest Mrs. Rupp sent for officer
Hussar, who was in citizens clothing on
special duty at No. 1911 Clay street, guard
ing Louisa Denuar, the child muir
deress. he responded promptly
but as soon as he entered the saloon all the
Kleiers turned upon and began beating
him. Officer Smith then being called upon
ran to Hussar rescue, and found his part
ner in the power of the four tough brothers.
Smith pleaded with the boys to let up on
their racket, and waltzed the floor several
times with them, when Henry Kleier sprang
toward him and then struck him with
his club This enraged Henry and he kept
coming when Smith struck again, but his
club slipped out of bis hands and
Henry rushed forward, grabbed him
BY the throat, and was doing him up in
style Smith then drew MS bulldog pistol
and sent ball through Heurys heart, kill
ing him instantly. Hussar and Smith then
notified the other brothers they were prison
ers, and telephoned for the First District
patrol wagon, and the trio were locked up.
Henry Kleier, the dead man, is brother
in-lsw to Phil Rupp, owner of the saloon,
snd is large and powerful. The Kleier
brothers are noted toughs, and have often
been in troubles, and Henry was the worst
of all. There is every chance for Smith be-
ing cleared at the examining trial.
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A CHOLERA RIOT

In Andaiusia Results In the Death %
Eight Persons eeiug from the
scourge.
MADRID, August 30.-A riot has occurred
at Almera, in Andalusia. The increasing
cholera mortality having driven most Of The
wealthy residents from the city, large
number Of poor people were deprived OF
employment This desertion on the part OF
rich employers incensed the laborins people
and the feeling Of indignation culminassd
in q riotous outbreak Many Of the houses
Of the wealthy were wrecked. The soldiers
were called out, and in the conflicts that ca.
sued eight persons were killed.
Sixteen new cases OF cholera and six
deaths have been reported in this city To-
| day.
Military precautions by the Governmsnt
preyented a threateu0 Q renewal Of the
ant. German demonstrations 10 day.
At MarscilIss.
M.RsFILLEs, August 30.-There wme "a
deaths from cholera here to-day. AZ the
Pharo hospital FIVE patients were admitted
and there were four deaths
TouLoS, August 30.-During the past -
hours there we're 20 deaths from cholera in
this city. The weather is cooler.
Fleeing from tho Cholera.
TorLoy, August 30.-fiftysix persons
died Of cholera here on Saturday. Seven
thousand persons have fled from the city.
and about hundred shops are closed.
They Are Thsrs.
MADRID. August 30.-Spaniah troops hare
occupied Zap and Palois Islands.
spain SIN Angry.
BARCELONA, August 30-A public msst-
| ing WAS held here TO day TO protest As1uss
the seizure Of the Caroline Islands BY Gef'
many. The populace demands that The
Spanish flag be hoisted on the Governmsnt
| buildings, and because the authorities re-
| fused TO comply with the request. the mais
door was se, on fire by the mob and The
military had TO be called out 70 preserve
order.
| League Meeting.
DuBrS, August 30--A large League
ee,pg vas held q, Killarney to-day. J.
NJ. Hesley, N p, spoke On the land .ques-
ton. He advised the people 10 sbstais
from CON mittiDg ouusgee, esPemAhy Wnsu
| hsely 10 serve the interss, Of Landlords asd
policemen. and that they should not put siI
heir trust Ia the Irish party In the House
Of Commons who were only ssppsrs and
miner, in the army carving vsf into The
er.my's camp. Mr. 0Bfien, N r., fol-
lowed. He declared that the sdvsnfags
gained would never b. lost, aud that lan1,
| lords must be abolished.
An Increase In spaia's NAVY.
MADRID, August 30--El Liberal thinks
that An increase OF the Spanish Bsvy 10
inperatively demanded and advocates ths
raising Of money for the purpose bT Popu.
lar subscription. Prominent naval ofbosss
concur in the views
| To PaaIsh Rioters.
DumIS, Angus, 30.-The Earl Of Cae-
rarvop, Lord Lieutenant. threatens vith
prompt and condign panishmens the riossss
Who recently inierfered 70 prevent svictioss
at MiIlinsvst BE ssys the people mus -
tpect the Law.
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Charged With a Horrible Crime,

CEAuFoRpSyILLE IXD. August 30
Henry l. Skaggs was arrested last night
char Eed with having raped his thirteen-y year
old step-dsu-h,er He was brought before
rhe MayOg this morning and confronted by q
large crowd Of people, snxi0us to know the
details. Sksggs Was in no way improved
by bis nights confinement in jail, but wore
a verv anxious and hasgsrd look from his
worried conscience and henious crime. The
fact that he ravished an innocent child, q
mute. Who was unable to protect herself or
make her trouble known, render his brutal
act more helHsh. Sksggs has always been
a hard citizen, and the feeling is so hard
against him that he will get a long sen
tsnce. he was bound over to court in the
sum of $4,000, which he failed to give.
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MUNeER'S RAWLINGS.

The wicked washingtonians Terribly
Scared by Their sensational Evangelist.
WASHINGTON c. h, o., August so %.
b. Munger, the evangelist, had on fresh
supply of inspiration, as he calls it, last
night. he abused his audience in a most
Shocking manner, and as the Salvation
Army, With their captain from New Castle,
Penn and their cadet from Dayton, Ohio,
will arrive to-day and take full charge Of
the Munger meerings,t the enthusiastic young
Evangelist will be compelled to take back
seat, il, indeed, be be allowed to take any
part whatever IN the meetings hereafter.
LAST night be said to bis audience
"Do YOU think that you can crawl into
heaven By mere profession Of something
YOU have not got? You are hars, you are
1ieves. you are robbers. The Bible says
20; YES. yes. You can 90 up one side Of
the streets in Washington c Il. and down
the other. aud almost everybody you meet
Is plungiDg headloDg into hell. God Al.
mighty has no use for q fool lie wants
people 10 work for Hin. | have an intense
nature and must tell you the truth. God
Almighty intensity my intensity. want
10 tell the truth 70 devils 1t IS the deyll
ehat is in you | hate: | Ike you. God
.don't ike the devil; neither do l. l hate
4he devil as hate a snake
''The devil is q snake. 4 devil in the
form OF q snake got into the Garden OF
Eden, and the snake got into Eve; and the
snakes are in you. Just as they were in Eve.
You will get he'll if you keep on coming
here, and YOU will get hell when you die If
vou don't change your ways. The preach
ers Of this city will get hell for that is
where they are going. They are afraid to
AL YOU the truth. Now, if you don't want
40 hear the truth, don't come here
The Salvation Army desires II to De 1n-
-derstood that they are not responsible for
Ire savings OF Munger, and that they 40
not call the people devils; neither old Christ
cal them such.
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WHEEIINc w. Va. MONDAY MORNING. AUGUST 81. 1885

comes to an old world where He once lived
TO q race whose nerves, and muscles and
bones, and Hesh were Just like those which
he inhabited Like US, the cold chilled
Him; like US, FIRE warmed Him; like usi
betrayal exaspersted Him. warrant you.
that in that hostile and rough society, BE
received many q kick, and bruise, and Gu J
that have never been recorded. am glad
to know that BE comes in the fresh memory
of His sorrows on earth, and OF those thril-
ling night scenes and day scenes Of he
earthly citizenship ITO seek and 10 says
that which was lost.
In the first place, remark that We are
Lost to Holiness.
Are you not all willing to take the Bible
announcement that our nature is utterly
ruined? Sin has broken in at every part
of our castle. One would think that we
got enough of it from our parents, whether
they were pious or not; but we have taken
the capital of sin with which our fathers
and mothers started us, and we have BY &C
cumulatioD, as by internal compound In
terest, made it enough to swamp US forever,
The heart, q battle ground, across which
armed battalions sweep right and left; the
ivory palace of the soul polluted with the
the filthy feet of al uncleanliness; the
Lord Jesus Christ comes to bring us back
to holiness BE comes not to destroy rs,
but to take the consequences of our guilt;
He breaks through decorating thorns, and
he dies to offer US cleanliness. Here is q
man who, few weeks ago, said, "All is
right with me. am not willing to confess
| am q sinner" Now the Spirit comes to
his soul, and he feels himself to be so great
a sinner that there is no mercy for him
When did he make the most accurate esti-
mater Now, THE heart is deceittul above
all things and desperately wicked But,
SAYS some one in the audience, II have
sinned so much l do not believe Christ will
take me" A great commander thought
of going over into Italy. His friends
laughed at him and said: "You can never get
over the Alps. If you know anything
about the Al ps, you know you can never
get over there" The commander waved
his hand, and said:
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Rase Ball.

A. Louisville-The last game Of the sea-
sop On the Louisville grounds, was won to
fav from the 81. Louis club. Louisville 3,
q louis ). Errors-Louisyille D, St
/ .ouis Bssss-Louisville lS, st. Louis
IN. Struck out BY Hecker 3, 0y Casu1h-
.ers 2.
Hart, Of the Louisville bAll club, has secured
Thomas Ramsey pitcher Of the Chstisnoo-
gas, ard they leave tomorrow tor Louis
vile Connor Of the L7uisyIlles will pitch
for CHATTANOOGA.
4 AT Ciucinua,i-Ciucinnsi 10, Pitts5urg
O Errors-ClncinnsG p Pittsourg .
Bases-Cincinnat -, PiItsburg 8. Pitch
ers-Morris ard Mckeon.
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Mood, and sankey at Newport.

q NEwroRr. Z. l, August SO.-SsveraI
'ah0,sand persons we're present at the sSs'-
;ng rink this afternoon and ,euing, on the
occasion Of religious services, cOnductei oy
NooSy and Sankey. Ministers OF Methodist
Baptist and Congregational churches were
uresept and participated in the services;
a trained choir Of City voices sang several
pouular hymns in the last OF which the
eopgregstion Joined. This afternoon and
wsnipg Mr. Ssnkey sang several hymns
nd Mr.. Moody preached. Three thousand
nersops were present
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InDefense of siel.

ROCHESTER, n Y, August SO.-A lsEge
" attended and enthusiastic meeting OF the
French Csnsdisns Of this city, was held IL
behalf of Reil Addresses were made By
prominent Frenchmen Of this city, aud 8
peti,ion addressed to Secretary BAysrd ask
ipq for the interposition of the United
States Government was unanimously atop'
ed The petition, which is signed by sll th'
French residents. states that Riel is ciu
zen of the United States, aud that his tria
VAS not q fair one.
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Thn 5. AIMaYs Ahead.

CoySrAxTNopLE, August S0.-An inter
national boat rsee took place to-day be-
tween crews from the various men-o'war IN
the harbor. The cutter from the L. 5.
s.eamer Quinnebaug was victorious. The
race was witnessed by the officers Of the
steamer, United States Minister Cox, Con
sui General Heap. and most Of the members
of the American colony and by q large
crowd of spectators who applauded and
copgratulated the yictors
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peace

Oh, how many in this house have beeo
gosded, and stung, and plagued! had II
not been for riskiDg your eternal interests
some of you would have put an end to the
scene Of earthly suffering with your own
hand. A deep undertone Of sadness rolls
through the soul You would be willing
now to give up your money, and your social
poshon. and all you have achieved, tor one
day of the peace which the good old slave
expressed when he said, with broken Ian
gusge: "Tn owning Christ seen % ovn
everything. Ths air Is mine. for | car
breathe il; the sunshine Is uine. fox l ear
sit in it; the earth Is mins, foE ] esa he
down IN l." To have something Of the
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e Lows, Angus, 3O.-A dispatch from
S.sa No, contradicts the report sent ont
J., there last night that q telegram had
~ received IRON Secretary Turner oi Tue
siional Committee ct the Knights OF
~ directing Chairman Drew TO raise the
- ON The Wabash and Missouri roads.
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AnKr.rs.. Robh.r Id.ntiasa.

MILwauKEE, Aogus, S0,-A voshpSs
express robber captured st Elrvy, Jsly =,
in cunnitely arranged box of ~ ess
msnpiscture, and which hs had ea1sed -
BE- shipped viib himself secfstsd indds fsen
Black River Falls for Chicago, - besu
identified q Robert G. Eiccols, nsabss
Of q respectable and velLtodo family. I.o
years sgo Siceols was . stsdsnt = ~
Orchard Lake, Michigan, Military Aca1s9y.
He left his home early 10 Jsly, hesieG
81 ,000 OF mare In his possesson. % esssgs
In the cattle business in DskolA Its ~.
POSED that be Lost bis hponsJ af gsuiag -
resor,sd 10 this shreud bat ensocces1el
scheme TO rob the express company. He
is nov in Jail ~ Munston. this Stsfs.
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No Deci.ion Yet.
Failed for From $4,000 to $4,000
s.....a! o u. R.ga,r

Kgy~gR. v VA, August 30 Gilmore
* Co, Of Piedmont are reported as having
ASSIGNED Yesterday for the benefit Of their
creditors. Liabilities from $4,000 to
$4,000. Assets not known definitely.
Some Wheeling parties are among the
creditors
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Immirrntinn statistics.

WASHINGTON, D. C, August 80 -Ths
Chief of the Bureau of Statistics repor's
that the total number OF immigrant,
VINO arrived at the seven principal ports ot
this country during July was 2S,SO4. For
July 1884, the number was S2, 7T2 For
the seven months ending July 81 last 2lS.'
lis; for the corresponding period last year
9-A son
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poor hnt Fatal shot.

nUc,oo. August 30.-TEo young men
- upkpo1n, got into fight near an
,r-ss and Halstead streets this morning
sre discharged pistol at bis opponent
y, ipstead of hitting him, struck William
- sged s2. Mott died tonight The
- rop1g men have not yet been arrested
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large and Fatal Fire in Ne" YORK
NEw YuRE, August S0.-The furniture
f.e,ory of Gardner, Holmes h Co, al $50
go Ess, Sixty-6rst street, was burned this
= scrnipg. Fireman John Ennis, OF 20. No
: ~as killed bv falling walls. Fireman
kp5rew NJ Deavi,t, also Of company : was
S,rshed bv falling walls, but his Injuries
- no, nroved fatal The loss is estI-
-ated at over 100000.
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You are going down the street, and you
see q man that you know very well You
once associated with him. You are aston
ished as you see him. Why, you say,
he is all covered with the marks of sin,
He must be in the last stages Of wicked
ness" And then you think of his blasted
home, and say: '"God pity his wife and
child, God pity him A loss man.
But, my friends.
We are Lost.
"AI We, ike sheep, are gone sstraY;' aud
the bellmen of heaven come out hunting up
ard down to find those who have missed
their way, ringing through al the streets Of
the CITY, and all the valleys aud mountains
of the earth, the old gospel bell The Son
of fmsn has come to seek and to save that
which is lost
Am glad that it is the Son Of Man who
hiss come TO seek rs. 1t is not one armsi
with thunderbolts, riding down the sky IN
ponderous chariot to crush US, bat the S)n
Of Man: His nature Just like our nature,
with one exception; His infancy rocked IN
the cradle of g mothers arms; His
boyhood spent in Nazareth amid
bows temptations Afterwards,
with biistered hand learning q trade.
Afterwards preaching, not with priest
gown, but in citizens apparel; talking as
brother talks with brother. Oh, ae was the
Son of man! He walked ike man; BE
slept ike q man; He ste ike msu; He
drank like . man; he Wept ike man:
He suffered ike man; He Was 3 man!
he knew what sin and temptation are by
personal contact, for BE lived in most
abandoned village, and Hs moved around
amid fishing villages known in al ages for
their vice; and in after yeArs he preached
in Jerusalem, 3 city which, though 1t bad q
temple, was worse than New York And
when Christ comes nos, BE comes not to a
nsw wosld 70 make . sscsyeyy, bat Hs
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Three years of age blue eyes, light hair
Lost child Did you ever hear any such
pstbos as that ringing through the dark
ness?
You are on shipboard. You see agains'
he ky vessel. 1t comes nearer. You
moist hsg. 1t makes no response. Ion
say: What is the matter with that vessel
You put the sea-glsss to your eve, and you
find there is no one in the riggiug-no one
on the deck "Ah, You say guess that must
be an abandoned ship 1t comes on falling
over into the trough Of the ocean. !; floats
every whittier, tossed by the wild sea, and
tbe crew say TO the passengers, and the cap
rain SAYS to the mate: /" 1t is lost ship"
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JOHN L. GOES HIM SOME BETTss.
sullivan Challenges McCafrrey to Fight
with Bare Rnuckles $4,000 to $1,000.

sullivan Challenges McCanrey to Fight
with Bare Knuckles $4,000 to $1,000.
CNcIxNArI, August SIN his chsl-
lenge of last night to John L. Sullivan for
q fight with bare kuuckles, Dominick Nc
Caffrey proposed to put up the same
amount as his adversary tonight
Sullivan issued challenge for fight to
q finish, with or without gloves, to take
place inside of three weeks, at private
place. As to the stakes, Sullivan offered
TO put up 5000 to McCaftey's $4,000
that he will whip him. The man and
money are al Sulhvsns saloon, Grand
Opera House building this city.
No Decision Yet.
ToLEpo, o, August S0.-Coucerning the
Sullivan and McCsffrey mill, the CONNER
cialTelegrsm will say tomorrow morning
Referee Tate was seen last night and qQes-
toned as 10 his decision at Cincinnati Sat
urdsy. He has made no decision. He
thinks Sullivan had the best of the fight so
iar as lighting points were concerned, but
If The BOs on boy was TO knock McCafrey
out in six rounds, he failed as the Pittsburg
iad came up smiling every round He has
rot seen the agreement under which they
fought ard cannot in consequence render a
d lClsiOn.
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n5x sealskin shiPment.

FR.ScIsco. August SO.-The Alaska
{ srei.l Conpanys steamer, St Paul
!. .rrived last night from Oanalssks,
-, 60 600 ssalskius. valued at over 3
"a dollars Dr. Mihs = etele J,
]. ss.B lts,ifnie, Washington vas
'.se 8. pasasngsrs
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..rtsd in = smile, they disclose q row
"a Tiyalipg in purity those which the
]. Sr;rgs no from the bottom OF the
"a What will best preserve these
E he mouth? SOZOOONF, the
"a j, q b,sutife- and preservssive Of the
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"NUr angels can their Joy contain,
But kindly with new lire;
The sinner lost Is found. they sing,
And strike the sounding Tyre
| remark, again, We are
Loss to Happiness

Loss to Happiness
and Christ comes to find US. A Caliph
said; Il have been fifty years Cahph,
and have hal all honors, and all wealth.
and yet, in fifty years, can count up only
fourteen days of happiness. >. How many
are there in this audience, that csnno
count fourteen days OF happiness 10 all then
life in which they had no vexations or sn
noysnce. We all fe capacity for hap?-
ness that has never heen tested. There arc
interludes OF bliss; but whose entire life ha-
oeen q continuous satisfaction? Why is l.
bat the most fire poems Of the world ar
somehow descriptive of griet2 Its because
uen know more about sorrow than they do
about iov. John Milton succeeds when he
writes Paradise Lost" but fails when he
comes to write Paradise Regained "
Dautes Inferno" is chime Of horrors
Bryant's "Thsnstopsis" is poem OF tears.
Take the pathos out Of the writings OF Ten
nyson and Longtellow, and you have taken
,breefonrths of their power. John Ruskin
writes his most effective passages about the
ruin Of Venice 1t is because men know
more about sorrow than about Joy that they
are IT ore effective in describing the former.
The dog OF bad news runs faster than the
carrier pigeon flies with good
,idings. There are hushes Of sat
isfaction in the heart; but whose
life has been prolonged delight? The soul
has four ranks Of keys, ard the world does
not know how to play on such an elaborate
instrument; 5ut religion comes, aud with
her right hand she touches the higher keys
of the soul, and then sweeps them with the
symphonies of heaven. Christ comes to
find those who have been lost TO happiness
He soothes them. He il spirits them. he
lifts them. he opens the door OF the lost
Eden, and invites them to come in again to
rpaCp
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his hand, and said

Then the road was built through the Sim
pion Pass-the wonder OF following ages,
We stand and see the mountain OF our guilt.
The obstacles seem 80 great that it is i'm
possible for US to ind a way into the peace
and life of the Gospel; but Christ comes,
and He waves His wounded hand, and
cries: There shall be no obstacles! | will
come over the mountain of thy sin aud the
hills ct thine iniquity." Oh, ye who have
sinned, instead Of flying way from Christ,
If You Only Knew Who ills
that comes to save you, you would fly no
farther, but turn around; and while Christ
seeks you, you would seek Christ and this
house would be scene of peni;ent sinner
and pardoning Savior, throwing each 9th
ers arm around each others necks; while
heaven could afford to stop half an hour
and hang over the bsttlemeats gazing.
What is that fut'er among the angels?
Who is that horsemsn rushing through the
city with quick dispatch? What is that an
nouncement on the bulletins OF heaven? /
know what it is. Christ has found that
which was lost.
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HoRsFORDs ACID PHOSPHATE.
R.rnra nf TmItntions,

limitations and counferfeiss have again
suOsarsd. Be sure that the word "Hors-
SSrdls' Is On tie wrsppers None genuine
nithonk s.
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sr. Louis, August 3o.-Ii having bes1
spresd about that the stateuent ns1s ~
Lucisn A. White and nov 10 The hsses g
the United States District AttosSey = 9
d. nature Of Q coutession Of ~ vi -
,chsme 10 cogptesfit Brszihaa se>ek h
.,sis,au. attorney Ays is is inpy . ysas.r
ra.y ststemeu. and CANNOT b pat Q ~
dence or in any way ussd aGsiee VIA
nor can the District Attorney tDdg - -
sbst Il contains. The only valae q -
~,sss l. siving information cf ccaSstnseU
.biIe IN On intervisv, In vkieh - seps4
mueh that he's already been yabksesa -
,s,s the man vho 6rst bsoecbSd = - ~
project of having The Baszides 800 io'e
,ed for rse ~ lsbsls VS. he heoth9 49,
and mot Lane. q hefstofoss asts1-
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SMALLPOX IN Csnads.

MoxrEsAL, Augus 3o.-SnsIlpox y re-
ported At Belle Isis. Several nss cases
! ssrs reported IN dis city todsy.