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The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-07-25
"crosssss Man in Aiaeama." :"

De crossest man in Alabama lives dar," said the driver as we approached a way.ssde home, near Selma. Ala, to ask accommodations tcr the night. At sup per, and after it, "mine host scowled at every one, found fault with every thing earthly, aud was wondering if he would not growl if the heavenly halo didn't it him. when incidental meaiion being made of the comet of ISSa. he said: "I didn't like its form, its tAil should have been fan shaped v
 But, next morning, As appeared half, offended at our offering pay for his hos pltaliyl My compan,on. however. m ade him accept as a present sample from his case ot goods.
 Six weeks later, drew up at the same house. The planter sseppe hthely from the porch. aud greeted me cordially. 1 could scarcely believe that thiS clear eomplex,oned, br,ght-eyed, animated tel- loW, and the inorose being ot a tew weeks back. were the same. He inquire d after my companion o, the tormer v,s,, and regretted he was not with me indebted to him"
 How P' asked in surprise.
 For this wonderful change in my hus. band. Your trend when leaving, handed him bottle of Warmers safe cure. He took 1t, and two o,aer bottles, and now -" And nov" he broke in, from an lll-feellng, growling old bear, 1 am healthy and so cheerful my w.te declares she has fallen Tn love with me Agata l''
 IL has made over again a thousand love matches, and keeps sweet the tempers of the family circlc everywhere.
 - Cofyvightrd Used by peymiSsiss 0t 4 4m<ytcas REvdI HoAss.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-07-25
The cAorus Girl.
tExeAAnRe,l

eel see girls every day going Co the drA- mAtic and musical agencies and asktnR foE something to do, and wondering shy n is they don't get n--nice giEis. too They never get there, They never seem to know. and, of course, nobody wants to tell them, that they are not good looking enough for chorus singers Do you sup pose that any manager ot comic opera wants chorus tha, can sing or actr No, They want chorus that dresses, and whA, they call good looks, They pay q premium for good-lookers, A good locker brings crowd to the house. A grl that Is not noticed on the streets, when she gets on the stage Is followed round and gets to be honess have seeu plenty of plain girls set on for q short time because they could sing or dance. or had some accomplishment that made them ot some value to a manager put ,n the end they get thrown oat tor e6edy else who can do the same things, and who IS pretty, too,
 " Do you suppose that tho success of comic opera comes from the tact th 1t the opera Is good. or ,ha, the principals know thei, hus,nesxg lt you do you dont know much IL Is the chorus girl sho draws. moi the principal, The star is only the cover, the chorus girl Is the tact, Here an in the second tos. Mtnd you. am only aecond.tow gitl because am not pretty enough to be in the t,Tst. lt | was pretty l woul get $ a week more and here stand every n,ght and shout out my chotuses, and watch the audience, l know the house just As sell as the manager. l watch the audience come .n, and pick out the regulars At a glance. There ate Sevrnty or eighty young men who come tn tus, as regularly as they cat thcir dlnner. aud 70 to the back door aftetward.
 "lt Is grea, fun tor me, who am no. one ot the iavuti,e ones, to watch the signs and stga 'ls between the front roS and the audience. never say anything, but watch tho h,tls 1salous'ca and mean. neSses ot one g,Tl 10 another. and just say to my elf that perhaps aiser all It ia just as well that Was not born pretty. Here am 1 in the second roS and | stay here, but my sisters in the front change every three months. Where they 70, God only knows. 1 don't But comic opera ls not the school that produces married women and mothers oi tAmiliea No and u's not the so, ond row that the manager dlscharaes. He counts on them for hts singing He keeps the iron, Sow for show.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-07-25
rzx AKxAEsAw TRAvKEKE-
 JULY.
BY LUTHER c. RIGGS.

l n bright Julyi once more inspire The music of a languid Tyre, so by thee aided, I may chime rhv various music with my rhyme; Ths, he who reads this rune, may feel Same magic sweetness OCT him steal. n perfect month of rose-crowned yearl Season of fruits, and flowers so rare Month of all months, the month most dear Of all the mouths the month most fair In mornings bright, impurpled light, Behold how royal is the sight! Tn these, thy soft, beguiling days, The hours are bathed in silvery haze; Whilst thou, with rosy smiles serene, Arrayed in scarlet, blue and green, Dost dance to strains of summer lutes, Or sat,ering fall of ripened fruits; Or when amid the azure sheen, Thou bendest low. with regal mien, And food st the earth with forms of light, We miss the faint fair isles of night, As erst. at noon, dost stately stand, Filling with beauty all the land. Now wave fair fields of golden wheat, And mottled miles of clover sweet, And yellow plumes of waving corn The marges of oat-fields adorn
 While heath some fleece of cloud, that sweeps
 The arches of the nightly skies,
 Nature in blssful slumber lies; And earth its sacred silence keeps. And now we pluck thy roses pure
 The iaky white. the carmine red; That tell of love which shall endure And gather buds, by bright eyes wet, That tell that tears shall not forget,
 When we are thronging with the dead; And ere the faded leaves shall fall, Hope from our hearts shall sure recall The faith we plight, amid fresh flowers The trust that comes in silent hoursl Amid pale lilacs Tyrian glow,
 Magnolias wave their plumes of snow While o'er green seas of waving grass, With softest sighs, sweet breezes pass;
 Or here, or there, the shadows rest, As through thick wood or OCT high wall The struggling sunbeams slanting fall-
 Bearing soft sunshine on their breast. Oh, sweet to me, these long, long days
 These days of fruits and flowers Long have waited long delays,
 And dreamed of these sweet hours These hours ofjoy, so surely found,
 In thee, ripe month, and sweet- Thou hast my heart Sc firmly bound,
 lay it at thy feet
 And while life's wild unrest shall last, My soul shall reach to bright scenes pastl
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-07-25
Do Likewise.
Arizona Howler.l

We drop a tear AS we record the de- mise of poor Billy Mackro~. Hls genial presence and hearty iausn added a ne~ grace 10 the most excliuve saloons of the town. We say It witaout fear oi contrA. diction Billy was AS squ are as a chess board. He was no chunp. He never killed man without cause, he ne scr forgot to settle hrs sc1re on the sl lte He never refused to go out on hunt for hoss thieves; nor 10 ante up ms iItle pile when he bucked the uger an lost And he WAS rustier when out with the boys
 Bu. his cro~ning virtue wAs tn it Jdst oe- lore his death ne pad Us three year. subscription ln advance for the HIwiey, and we assure hIs ~ido@ that the paper will be delivered to her on tune every week. Sr4nser, go tbou and do hke~,se.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-07-25
Dangerous Bowel Complaints.

Nov that bowel disor iers, caolera morbus. cholera disrfh9l, looseoess, pains Tn the bowels, &, are prevalent. all should prepare for sudden nersea- cies. Mans6elds "Mississ,poi D.arrhE \ Cordial" IS the standard remedy. IL has stood the test by thousands. for thirty years. and was never kno xn to fail in a sin gie instance. Every steamer on the Father of Waters" carry it. and rely upon it exclusively for the cure of bowel disorders. Oae dose often alters the secretions, heals and cures, and a few doses never fails. Have II nan iy. IL is safe and reliable and the best remedy of its kind in the world For sale by drug gists- Prepared by the Mansfield Medi- cine Co.,, Memphis, Tenn.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-07-25
Nervous DebiIi,.,sd Men

You are Allo~e1 e free Trial e/ Mirly days ot the use of Df. Dyes Celebrated vonAic Bel, with Electric Suspensory Appliances, for the speedy relief and per m ~nent cure of Nervous Deoili,y, loss of Vitality and Manhood, and all kindred
 troubles. Also, fof many other diseases. Complete restoration to health, vigor and manhood guaranteed. No risk is incyffed. Illustrated pamphlet, with full iGfor nation, terms, etc, m uled free by addressing Voltaic Beis Co, Masshall, Mich.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-07-25
No Chance for an AlIbi.
lNxw York sun.I

|" If you are ,nnoceat," sId a lawyer to his client, an old d4rky, who vas charged with sealing nam, we ought to De able to prove an allbi."
 l don specs we kin," the daiky re. pied douoiuhy.
 At what time was the ham stolen z"
 "'Bout leben o'clock, dey say"
 Wei, where were you oes ween 1T o'clock and midnight ;in DedI"
 "No, sah; 1 yah h,din' de ham,"
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-07-25
A Mean Medium.
FWoonsoeket PAiriot.]

A widow who had recently lost her motber attended spiritual seance and desired to communicate with the spirit of her husband.
 Have you met dear mamma in heaven, George Henry?"
 Promptly the answer came back {" Yes, have, and I'm going down to sheol to spend the summer"
 Here the widow said the medium vas a "mean, nasty thing" and the connee- tion vas broken.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-07-25
BRACE UP!.

And move lively, like y.u lad aii s,i,- icftiSe tstlnt htCiVi pf s'bf itisd |, .d de- tefpiH.d ts fe.,sh v in th, oriest iitue tssssiIite ii ui8f-"sn ltt WhaL NetIf R st<'iitt'tu lA. .ii"f. lt ti4ttti hH iihs quick a"iis" fff.'uR Is, iiis" Hnd s.ttsltnt lnlrH on Hnfff snfi lu oTslrT tof you tu si"e"Nd Ilr le hS3 sInrt, snd ' iIu" f ttitiai., f,t teut-c .s. wastr "ltutF sHititg z ff -pgu.'tijlnM Lp turn uH" ,. nilfii fHct ean i44s e1ttuut a'rH N Aen 'nu Hfr fi gsSsl health. N0uT fuird 4tl fa ap ii- geit"r yiut iinas Ht" ristT HH.i Y,taF sit'HVfh is st4iiit.Isrft ts3 U4tfft ytu IhfsuSb a4r pf fle sfit3pI ttuf .ssa fsf lift lissi ia ~rrfi H f$, it ai. Tn~st Enytbing caf be accomplished tpaf G. ppfH'Isti T it b 'i- is..'f.tf ntd in- dustfy. b,it N ithtaif lf tHt- TrtII Is si'uie'i tl4e piyy rbIitf} ia laek- iIR. npd the rus'Rf le tffAtBkad- A iafRe nin .ufity .i tsuf uf,sf siitss.ss f,ii citiH~na frR trtiis.s~ pf fefir sys~'stiVtfs, sft thtse4- s HVe httlti,i f4d sifoiR, HDd sfn .bir hi ~fdh s fH piio m nay niti AI ilHr IbHInttDft f yoi d'ssite -s8'se~a i,r,k gii.5 tsdti b0pitb If you value tits fIlraaiffsa afid es3fn% f,Fts of lit kD*b FOOT ssairin ip Sf@s5 eouditi1n snd hii ai. b. get Iifpwna Iron Istn"tit ls s ufrlisths ttssi 10 slt.- IHk tuDfe tJ brace up siailst.d aIid bfakafl down e,uStiiniisns tftan all cfl4f fegusIi ifsa afyd 70 essil.7i Lgllra that as kuoSH li, titia rtalntfs fi is s FtUtdS 'iIai is pf4 p1f"fi "spsrF iir fsbt tlis dlssaAs- aud irtyslf,iss sT iisa southern cl3mAte ii sl'sksA sF tbs fttaisda'4On of sils'il fils. sssss- and srtYii- casfs theu from the system HfoAhs Iron usissetif is tsis fByrtal saEtay oi JlAsstss.s. L~eaiasst ii literally ksS-s thfpi1li the bssssi. s4d yrt,ife s-s ail sf ii@ i'm ps1fiilss It xili esifs Dy- psfI@.ls, Ifsilksass son. HIs4rit,tru. f!A -tIlsGs@, hour hiofn..eiI, .etSfalfis L,ss sf 4 pp~tlf.-, fisoefal Debility. aDd s,ftles 1p af1st rtssis,fsf tiisgss' iiihf hr~ tisii aisi weak, sUd usAt, thea sar0gE sDd bsnFty JiIs EenitipH isfownfs iron IlsIa.ssiy f,as s sf~efs Lfae srraPDep seiffs sshtfe feff@gs. ard c pleturs Of wOnissn on iite fffsnt of tiss wrap Der hftsi ls fsygssiss only l,y
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-07-25

A philosopher says; A hand without a heart is worthless, and the RoSfos Posf man asks him how about a hand that 10 all spades2 We have held hand that was all spades that was more than ~orth- less seveTAl stacks ot chips more ~~ D,dte TtoVeis'i' Hisasiss
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-07-25

A Texas judge has hned a man for call ing him lar in court. Texas m rks- m Anship is desenorAtng. Several teaTs ago Jcdge would never have hned a man for that sffense York CYabkfC.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-07-25

SUMMER COMPLAIN r cured and in. medi 4teIy relieved by DUYYYs PURE M.LT WHlsKEy $i E per bottle, sold Dy Druggi and Crocers.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-07-25

When tramp sees weman with a pistol or a gun in her hands he goes right on without ~inking, bu, let her ap : pear on the scene ~lta a dipper of hot water and he makes tracks like a kangs- roo.-BSyHsgkes EIes Py<ss.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-07-25

From sweet girl graduates descrip. ton of the floral part of the show {" And, oh we ali mad such lovely t1scaes oi lack Munroe rose&n-B0skos zIasseyibf.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-07-25

The key to . good situatioe is not whis-key.--Nsav O>itsss PiSGyNss.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-14

bean detected. g ID aIlsQsS, in ussns
oerreb and shipping then far and vide.
70 .oss What extent the fraud has bsen
pfeosaoed cannot be tsld, bat the scheuse
y fesarded as one Of the noss gigantic
.Inosss ever perpetrassd On the Gov
efnment. Il 10 said that the entire
oo0ntsy has been flooded .ith crooked
oefrets- They are - co1ssrueted that
gAaxsrS rods ssd cAIiperz do not give
tne true register Of the contests Of tue
packaRs- when liqaor has been poured
oot into baekets u has been found 70
Ias1sars . greater quantity than the
esoeers rods showed. Tnis led 70 he
investigation and seizure.
soldiers Reansea.
OAHDvxLL- Ohio. Aug. ia general
re0ulan OF ex sSidiers began here 70
d+y with 3 large attendance. Ex-Gov.
soyes. Hon Joseph B. Foraker and
others viii arrive Ga Saturday.
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PACIFIC COAST.
Bold Robbery.

SAN JOSH, Cal, Aug. ia sensation
was caused today by q bold robbery at
the San Jose Safe Deposit Bank. This
afternoon man entered the bank. and
obtained bill of exchange for SIS so.
The cashier and manager were IN she
bauk at the time. A few moments after
the stranger departed Cashier John Z.
Anzerais missed tray containing ten
thousand dollars in gold twenties. An
alarm was Immediately given and search
m tde, but Withoat avail. Il il believed
that two or more men we're engaged In
the theft and that while the attention
of the bank officers was engaged by the
men in front, others slipped inside the
counters and stole the neney. The
bank offers $1,000 for the capture Of the
thieves or the money.
A Chlnese Failure.
SAN Francisco, Aug. i3.-The Chinese
frm of Hop Kee Il Co, Wholesale man
ufacturers Of boots and shoes 10 this
city, has failed. The indebtedness Ia
put at $4,000 assets unknown The
irm has prosperous branch house In
Victoria, b. O. The refusal of the Vic
toria house to provide for the losses Of
the San Francisco house Is the cause of
insolvency of the latter. The arm Is
believed to be worth over half q million
dollars. Creditors are therefore NOT
likely 10 lose anything.
Death Of Edward D. CstaeF.
SroCKros, GAL, Aag. l3.-Edward d.
CotteF, ex-Fire Commissioners and ex-
President of the exempt fremsn Of this
city, died last night at q private insane
asylum 10 which he was committed duly
9Th. Deceas d was 70 years of age and
He leaves q fortune Of
$3.50. 900, which 1t 10 believed vii 20 10 q
brother and uncle In this city.
The Less Of the Tekie.
SAN FRAscrsoo, ARg. lS.--An investi.
Ratien into the loss Of the steamer City
Of Toxic OF the coast Of Japan was be-
gun today before United States Inspeo-
tors Freeman and Hillman.
shipping EnteAligenee.
SAN Francisco, Aug. lS.-Sailed--
Empire, for Seattle.
foKT DuoovKzY, Aug. l3.-Sailed-
Schr Joshua Grindle.
PokT LUDLOW, Aug. 3.--5ailed-Sch
Maria Il. Smith, for San Pedro.
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mEcelLECTroSs OF pAniEL WEE.
sTER.

II sntersd the State Department az a
messenger in 1895, when Andrew yaek
son was President Of the United States, y
said VIM. p. Fsherty. Of this city, 10 q
Washington Pest reporter, "and 1 have
remained there since.D Mr.. Fahersy
celebrates today bis eighty second birth
as q boy. he helped TO diR trenches dur
ing the var With kngland In 1873, but
has bean resident Of Wsshingtou
sixty-six years. At eighty. two he stands
40 straight AZ the Washington Msna-
ment, snd his chsracter 10 a. upFiaht a.
his Hesre. His eyesieht is undimmed,
and defect IN his hearing is the oaly
evidence Of his advanced age.
aWhen Daniel Webster became Sec
rotary of State" said Mr.. Fahsrty, "h<
sent 9 messenger 10 me te tel ne thai
vas too tall for him. and that shers
was q man ready 10 take my rlace.
THIS 10 my flrss recoliectisn 81 Mr.. Web
ster; but 10 did not tarn oas % badly
after ell. for he found . place for ths
ether man without removing ue.s
what wsrs Mr.. Websssr's pesuliari.
iiesf'
II remember him particularly a. Of.
ten borrowing small sau1s Of naene5
from me, which sometimes be rupAid
and sometimes forRos. 0alhozn amer.
ward, fsil0vinR Nsbster's example
used freQuantly 10 borrow small sums
Of money from mys~lf and others. bai
unlike Webster, CelAcan nevsr faiis
20 pay up. / ressfl an inssaase el
Secretary Calhoun ssopping bis oarriaes
on the wav % q conferenos &c tia Preai.
deat's house % pay ifty oenss whioh hs
bad borrowed the day before "a give a
old beRRsr woman Weossar eal
no testosaisF, bat he knsw Cha,
VS.. and I have q vivid 10
eollectioa OF one night, aboat forsy
years ago. when Webster, after deiivsr
tna an eloquent speech, In the Odd Fei
liHs' Hall. n favor Of lrtsb indspsn-
dsncs. same mp 10 me and. sisppinz M
on the bses, cordially invited mo h
his hsusa 10 drink some water vita
him.
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u.aLASD ossnn - ozzszu. v. I.
suls u, 80.
- Ne11ss q hsszhy gfvsa tAss ALskRT .
0oWpkN kAs hled Bsfies % fntsnkzen " msha
a1nl FFssf hsfers Msisna MeCxlInm. Au1iscs
q Ae.sp ssszsy. q hts senes b Pos Nab,
-. = e nsssdzy ~ nt1 esy u
-. fx o. % ! - ~ 4 q ssc1aa Q
sswn1A1p - narth. rAars eass
Ne n&neA9 ~ w1znamDees HENRY q. HALE.
Psenr O. gecsescn. xsAn ". Fikhep enG 1smsss
= Doy1, ell e Ruxs MaAssca. VT.
SoHB y. eoBHF,
tyleA1D naE1seNR = - LAaA o8oA.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-14
SHERIFF'S SALE

m THE pBrHcr corKT. HOLDING
] terms a. eeafpls
Ne. tfsp- cAs<iofts q, Hale, plssstia. ".
I y blgsiou, k.nsiias bis<iov hls wife. frsS
= san1er. etephcn csrkssk. Sohn kiskelas
snS OkxsL v kees, 1<fsnAsnis.
Upaer cd ~ vfrtus u "a orass Of ssls IL.
npe& cut % The above s&Ue1 Oouve. II ths
as9xs estltle9 neftos. dstd ths flth asy %
yuly. Ies5. s9a % NJ aEsscteA as1 Gsllvcrs-f.
! nave dzly isv1sd upon n proyssty as[
erissa n nd order q ssis And - fellows.
fswtf:
Al q hlsek fassy-thrss con, sasa ists ns.,
slz. ssven. eight sn1 afzs -. O. 2, sn1 o., 10
hio<k forty TOO fs7l also iofs elsFsR, ~ re.
shlrts<n foa eco eftcsa, slusss, ssyssssrn
ed stEhteen fif, Il, 4. u. a. ~. ~ .nA ls;.
h hioes fsrzs.eisht fssl. 30 Teslers senan6
saaince 70 No catE 81 saaatia. kins cDusty,
WaaAinrca rssTitEy.
Noise . thsrsfors hsrsbs sfvss nat en-
saturday. ths iksh any o. Aug
Nd. 1855.
As TIA koxs 81 n e'clork 4. N. q snlis ear N
fsDns a hs 0Dars HsDAs sccr. IN M city 81
esxstis. kfnz ce1ntF, Ws<hfnglsn TergfzsFy.
vii. n obe4iencs 70 sx&a crfaT Il eEe. eel de
sbsvs dssrr1s<1 prsp.rtT. - - wash sssrsof
- mag ~ nseensaJ - s&lffS ths jadxment
h sd setien. wsk lna<Rnsf thereon sn4 Gee Z.
- gablis ssesA1e. 70 ~ hlxhsss i46sss. for
Dad % ssssns. sAs ~ asy q ysiy, Ia
Hs y. u AsokAs, enerzG.
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AxzEyxD.-rhs Asdison Square The
atsr Company, IL people. arrived from
Portland Lass svsaine Gu The Osynpian.
snd wiIi appear a. The Opsra Hsass 20
nszhs in thsif grszf laughing sassess,
'Ffhs Private Secretary" fhiz 10 he
original e01pany, and Frye's Opef1
Hoass should be packed.
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PATENTS.

INVENTORS BEND MoDEL on
4 .ksech o. your tnvention. when I WIN
aad rspors q . psssaissilisy. via -
yic9 ozrcliakA etc, FnxE % oaAnaE An
business eekors y. q Passnf Ones a.
tende1 . fnr nnnkRArx Sznz. Informa,
lon no re1er11oe9 SAINT on &pp1icxxzoll.
NO czAna8 UEExas PATENT - eDcuRxn.
r MffEfL
Weeelngse1 2. q, directly oppo.lts "
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TsHR pARTNKRsHHP HERETOFORE
Allan & Hresen. shipbaildsrs In North
Seattle. 10 this day dissolved By mutual
consent N. n. Brasen retiring.
All debts viii b paid and claims col
lected By A. Allen. who win optsnue the
baszneaR ALEXANDER ALLEN,
N. H BhASEN.
ss&szia. Jaly q. lssa DIa
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San Juan Archipelago I,ims 90.
MANUFACTURERS or
I'M Il
Dissolution of Partnership

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN Mr.. Thomas n. Holton has retired
from the arm doing business uader the
name Of the North west Fruit Company,
Tho business viii hereafter b, conducted
By Joseph Green. Manager for the Com.
pany. with whom al accounts with tho
hrm should be settled. HI2
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FOREIGN.


Raskin.
LONDON, A1R. l3.-Ruskin's illness
has oscotae critical.
Exeitemeat In seville.
AAlnrD, Aug. I3.-There ia great sx-
citeDeut IN Seville over the Govern
meats proposal 70 abolish the power Of
the local snthorifies during the \ rev.
alencs OF cholera because Of their in
efficiency 10 sanitation, and 70 itself a.
sumo the direction of the cisy's locaI
anairs. The pop1lace are hostile 10 the
doctors and averse 10 any interference
IN family affairs, and they strongly sup
port the local authorities Great crowds
assembled IN all the public places last
svening 10 discuss the situation, and ths
efvii guardians we're called upon to dis
perse them.
The Situation al Marseilles.
PAKIs. Aug. l3.-Repsrts recsiyed to-
oay from Marseilies state that the
CHOLERA there has received fresh i'm.
petns owing 10 the extreme heat, that
the number OF new cases has steadily
increased and that the disease il unusu-
ally fatal IN consequence Of the heat.
Abandoned.
PARIS. Aug. 13.-The autumn man
euvsrs In the soath of France have been
abandoned on account of the preya-
lenee Of cholera.
salisbaFy,s Holiday.
LONDON, Aug. Is -Saiisbury will start
on Saturday for fortnight's holiday at
Dieppe. DE denies the reports that be
viii meet Bismarck and Premier De-
pretis. On bis return be will open the
electoral battle with speeches in the
Provinces.
Helpipg Poor Italians.
koAg, Aug. 13.-The Government 10
arranging TO convey poor Italians en-
ployed at Marseilles and along the
frontier coast, by rail to Italy, in order
10 be able 20 supervise their habits and
prevent their Infection with cholera
The Careiine Islands.
MADRID, Aug. 13.-eome excitement
has been created here by the report
that Germany has occupied the Caroline
Islands, which are claimed BY Spain.
German spies.
PARIs, AuR. l3.-French newspapers
comment on the great number OF Ger
man spies discovered recently in various
parts OF France. Ii 10 reported that the
Government has decided to order the
expulsion from French territory Of all
Germans who can be proven to be spies,
or who can reasonably be suspected to
be such.
The Sultan Yields
HAMBURG. Aug. ia private tsle-
gram from Z lnzIbaF states that the dis
pate between the Saltan and Germany
has been adjusted. and that the Sultan
admits Gsrmsny's supremacy in the
disputed territory, and promises TO with |
draw from thence she Zsnzib4r troops.
Americas NJ Ceastaastaepie..
CoNsTAETINoPLE, Aux. 13. - United |
States Minister 3. 3. Cox has convened |
q meeting OF the American residents of |
COnstanunople for next Saturday to ex-
press coincidence with Mrs. Grant over
the death of her husband.
Qaaraatiae At Malta.
MALTA, Aug. ia weeks quarantine
has been decreed against arrivals from !
Gibraltar and IL has been ordered that |
no passengers from any of the Spanish |
or Frensh Mediterranean ports shall be |
allowed 10 land here at all.
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