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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-02

BJVgHAproS. y. Z. June freeman \.
French. Who vss shot on Saturday by George
Axtall ar Deposit. y y died ~ his injuries
to-day. making the third victim Of AxtelIs =
drunken frenzy French life we insured
for S.}.0oo = week aco. The streets % Deposit
are crowded - 8sg with eKcited people from
the surrounding country. The prisoner vas
refi>ent tifis hlorusng He asserts that the
shouting vas in self defense. huf the evi-
dence taken before tne CORONER gsse= - Snow
THAT ~ wss drums and g1arreIsens. and
that fhe shooting vas enHreig unprovoSed
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-02
DEATH or JOHN BOOST.
ne Passes Peacefully a~ay on SUNDAY
Morning

.sgrssus5 LsIife ~ TIA LELz3E-2-
h0LLAsD, June sstsrasy morning
about 8 % clock sK state Senator John kOo~t
passed peacefully away. Al the sge Of -
ysars. Deceased eHligratsc from the Meth
erlands ia the year ls47, snd settled IA TINS
plsses a. a @agonmsksF. A. years rolled b
DC drfted into politics and has been elected
- many Offices of trust. he Vas elected
treasurer Of ottawa county and % both
branches 0t the Legislature, and Mayor of
this cIty 10 I,sl. At one tune he held the
once Of postmaster, bat when Johnson be
came President ia the place OF Lincoln he
Eas Ousted ol account Of his strong abOh
ton sentiments. tie wzs AZ that time q
strong Republican. bot afterwards he drop
ped over u the Democrats al the same time
Col. Messnore and others went. Two years
40 he Ess by that party and the working
mems party elected State senator. He
leaves a wife, two sons and four daughters,
All OF mature sge. He viii DO buried To-
morrow with the EpiscOpalean rites, Of
which denomination he was member.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-02
Homeward Bound

DErROTT. June defective Bishop this
afternoon received by mail from Ottawa,
Ont, the extradition warrant granted by the
Canadian government in the cases of Ash
man. Bowles and Kuhn, the Ionis fugitiyes
held at Sandwich jail The trio escaped
from the State house Of correction at IOnia
about three months ago. and were captured
In Windsor By officers Ryan and Condren.
They we're held for extradition by Magistrate
Bartlett. Kuhn appealed from the decision,
but at be high court Of Justice at Toronto
held that he must be handed over to the
United States authorities. The prisoners
we're brought % Detroit this afternoon
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-02
SPRING 4 COMPANY.

We wish If were possible for us 30
enumerate all the different articles IN our
store worthy OF attention.
There are thousands of dollars worth
OF Merchandise upon our shelves and
counters that is commanding great atten-
tion from customers all over the country
az well ss citizens OF our city. The sup
ply seems sufficient for the increased
demand, as our departments were never
SO well supplied SPRING & CosPAsT.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-02
a Brutal Fight.

NEW YORK, June Ia savage prize-fght
with almost transparent gloves took place
this evening on the banks of Long Island
sound nearly opposite Fort Schuyler. The
contest was for 500 by James Glynn, of
Williamsburg, and John Lynch, of New
York. After six rounds of desperate strug
Cling free fight ensued among the specta-
tors. When order was partially restored II
was found Glynn had disappeared. Failing
to appear in 10 minutes the fight aud purse
were awarded to Lynch.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-02
q Great Dumb-bell Liter.

PORTSMOUTH, \. H, June Edward c.
Stickney, champion light weight dumb-bell
litter of the United States, challenges any
dumb bell litter for from $500 to 5000 a
side to compete in putting up four, twelve
fourteen and One-half, twenty-five, thirty or
fifty pound bell the greatest number of
times in one hour or up TO twenty four
hours, the match To take place in public in
Boston. New York, Philadelphia or Chicago.
The challenge Is TO remain open three
months.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-02
Ready to Re-district the State.

Special dispatch 10 TIE TEIEGRAM.
LANSING, Mich, June chairman Sell
lers. of the Joint Committee on apportion-
ment, says that the committee will tO-mor-
row take hold of the matter of re-districting
with will and will push the matter to an
early completion. The Tax bill Is liable to
create much discussion on third reading.
Its friends cannot muster enough votes at
present to pass it in the House but hope
TO in a few days.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-02
Wbolssale Changes 10 Come.

WasHISGrOs June I 1t il said tina, GQ-
wards Of two Hundreds clerks are 10 be dis
missed from the Pension Ofice, and that the
list of names of those Who are 10 be invited
% step out is nearly completed The last
pension appropriation bill contains clause
which viii reduce the force for the next fiscal
year about i-0. Whether the 20 mentioned
A. being booked for dismissal are IN addition
% ihe 10 which wiu have "a 20 under the
terms of the f~p-i0u Appropriation bill, can
not b- oflicialfS tscsrtalned tonight. OH
GERS OF the Department admit that a large
number Of charges are 20 be made, and do
not deny that the lists are nearly completed.
bar eyade answering direct questions by say
ing the matter VIII De made public at the
proper time. (fen. Black had a long confer
encc with the President On the subject to-
tiag
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-02
Gen. Grant Remains INDOORS.

NEW YORK, June l.-After his restless
night Grant spent comparatively a quiet
day, though ne continued to suffer consider
able pain. notwithstanding the fine weather
to-day it was deemed best to keep the Gen
eral in doors. DR.. Douglas stamps the
statement IN relation to administering of
brandy during the recent crisis OF the Gen
eral as pure misconstructiOn Of fact. He
says Drs. Shrady and Sands never made the
statement attributed 70 them.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-02
The Typographical Union.

NEw YORK. June 1.-On the assembling of
ths Typographical Union the list of the
names of delegates was reported by the
credentials committee and approved. Bust
ness was proceeded with until O'Clock when
the visitors were taken by the reception com
mittee of No. union to Coney Island, where
lunch was served. After the business ses-
sion tomorrow forenoon the delegates will 90
to Jones's woods on invitation of the Nom
pariel Rowing Club and enjoy an afternoon
and evening festival.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-02

CoNsTASTISoPLE. June Sir Peter
Lumsden, IN an interview to-day. said the
present semi-peaceful state of affairs be
weeks. perhaps for months. bat the two
powers are certain again to become en-
brOlled before long. The old frontier line.
which interposes eighty miles desert be-
tween the disputants. Il the best that can be
decided upon.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-02
Special Offers

S5,oo stock " Psrasols from g cents
10 So each. S5ls per cent lower than
ever before sold IN Grand Rapids. All
STU aud Colors IN the market
SPRING 4 COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-02
Frightened at the Camels.

A team belonging TO Herman krantz. who
reside. in Walker township. became fright
ened at the camels in Coles circus process
sion yesterday, and ran away upon jefferson
avenue. Mrs. krantz was thrown out of the
wagon IN front of DIR. Behtums residence.
and had both bones of her eft leg broken.
She was carried into q house, where DIR.
Wooster was called and set the limb.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-02
GEO. A. HALL & GO.


Box pal,ers "a 21 ~ So. a. and 50 osnts
Ci.a tsr Oak suPorhne white l,spss l,ef Quira.
quarter rosssu viii ispseioIiee 10 snatch.
ifish ilneu paper hs qaine. Qusfier. raan or
nssm elii envelopes naicl.
large assafifaeui of visiting aud frar.si caris.
includine the nes crazy eise Did aild pf.'its.
Writing tablet viii bisiifr eevers in ali s.zss
aud grade ~ rspar-. The ilne ~ goods
necessity viii Enai man,, and eIoslne more
popular every das. Orier fof ooppsf plate en-
CRAVING solicited. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Ne have fhe hnest lns - Ladies Hand hs.s.
purses aud s4f a-ss IA the cit la hnssi lestia-
ors Ak O. -.,r fliom. 1Gsa, vill flss.se you.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-02
80 - go s,tlstactorx

WASHINGTON. june I'D ". Rhoades. of
Ohio chief II the DIVISION postofiice supplies.
Ts= to-day removed by Postmaster General
Villas and Morilio Noyss. ~ Vermont. vas
appointed to dli the vacancy. Villas a few
DAYS szn directed an investigation II the af-
fsrs nf the efiica and the report 0f the In
vesti <ative COMMITTEES. while not condemus-
tory ~ the chief of divisions. vas net safis-
factory % the postmaster general. hence the
rlrfuvlt
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-02
q Riot in Brussels.

BRUssELs, June 1.-The funeral of the
eminent Belgian statesman, Charles Rogier,
was conducted to-day with elaborate and i'm
pressive ceremony. While the body was
lying in state Sunday evening, a riot oc
Cured in consequence of dispute between
Liberals and Catholics in the crowd which
had gathered in the vicinity. The police. in
attempting TO disperse the rioters, were at
first repulsed, but upon being reinforced
cleaned the streets and made several arrests.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-02
FIRE IN JERSEY CITY.
The Total Loss Estimated al Seventy
five Thousand Dollars.

JERsEY CITY, June l-Ffre broke out
shortly after o'clock this afternoon Ia the
boiling room Of Hecker's Patent Felt Roof
Ing works, corner of Eleventh and Hender-
son streets. The works were opened to-day
for the first time. The machinery had been
running only few hours when one of the
wOrkmen upset pot OF tar, which, running
over the door, became ignited. The flames
spread rapidly and soon communicated TO
the stOrehOuse adjoining owned by the Roof
ing Company and Cassiday's grain mill,
containing 200 bushels OF grain gen
eral alarm brought the entire department
and by hard work they succeeded III conhn-
ing the flames 10 the buildings named. The
total los i estimated at $4,000, partly
covered by insurance Two firemen were
slightly injured by falling timbers.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-02
Advertising "Spear-Head.

HAKTFoRD. June IA general warfare has
been instituted against dealers in Spear
head" tobacco. In the information all al
leEe a violation Of the law relative 20 lotter-
les. Already prosecutions have been Insti-
tuted in Boston and Il j. proposed 10 follow
them np All through the country. The news
papers advertising the tobacco are a'so to be
prosecuted
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-02

HARRIsBURG, Pa, June lin today
session of the General Synod of the Luth-
eran church, it was resolved to apportion
$6O,OOO among the churches for home mis-
sionary work. Ii WAS also resolved to estab-
lizh permanent headquarters for the general
Western home missionary secretary at
Omaha. Neb. The following donations were
made: To the board of church extension
and home missionary work, 5000 each; TO
education. 81. 600.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-02

He Prefers Incarceration Sixty Days
Rather Than Pay a Fine.

SCRANTON, Pa, June IA. A. Chase. ed
itor of tho Times went to Jail to-day to serve
60 days, he will edit his paper during that
period from his cell. His incarceration Is
the result of libel prosecution against
Chase two years ago by W. W. Scranton,
president of the Scranton Steele Company.
Nerdicts were given against Chase for Grim
inal libel and civil damages. After serving
a term for criminal suit, Chase was dis
charged under the insoivent act from the
payment of 81 400 damages. Scranton car
ried the case to the Supreme Court and the
result Il Chase was obliged either TO pay
damages, or 90 To Jail. He preferred the
latter
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-02
Serenaded by Friends.

EVANSVILLE, Ind. June 1.-At 8 O'Clock
tonight the Mcdonald Club, of this city ac-
companied by many prominent citizens
headed by Warren's band visited the newly
appointed Minister TO China and rendered
that gentleman q serenade. Speeches were
INDUCED in by Col. DENLY and Others at
the conclusion of which, general repast
was served. and a good time bad.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-02

Ho1LASD, Mich. June. Hannah Elfer-
dink. the young lady who had been missing
since last Wednesday. vas found Saturday
night. hidden In 3 harm two miles southeast
~ the city IN a fsrnished condition. Her
mind seems badly shattered. She had hid
den herself in the barn % die. Her relatives
sre making sD effort % have her removed 20
an asFi1fu.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-02

MuFoRn. Mass. June Rev. Fr. Cud-
ihy scathingly denounced the Grand Army
OF the Republic from his pulpit yesterday.
calling the veterans who entered 81 Mary
cemetery against hrs orders on Memorial
Day a. Know Nothings. 'Inhdel Yam
sees and scotch and English bigots- -
tie said Z warn the Catholics that the g..
A. r. - nothing but a Know Nothing body.
and no respectable Catholic could JOIN the
bizDted fence breakers He ssid be would
refuse the Catholic participants christian
burial tail they had con fessed their guilt be
fore witnesses and asked pardon 0f the
church. and would prosecute the leaders.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-02


There are not many May flowers from
April showers. but the few that have put
IN al appearance are valuable tokens ~
Spring.
Speaking OF values We will talk few
moments about Silks that are always val
liable IN the eyes Of the ladies, and II viii
pay the readers of this article 10 sean II
as closely rs they would an oil painting
Small profits, quick sales. baylng goods
in the largest quantities FOR spot cash aud
selling for cash enable Spring & Company
10 take advantage Of every forced sale IN
the Eastern markets, and their customers
can always rely on finding Ia their stock
ali desirable fabrics at much lower values
than can be obtained elsewhere, and
prices are looked al boy those who pnr-
chase silks with an interest greater than
lis excited boy the English and Russian
war. Well dressed ladies admit that
there is greater wearing value ia Silks
than in any other fabric. and to encour-
age their purchase We offer
Silks.
Black Gros Grain FOR 3Sc, worth &c.
Black Gros Grain for i2c, worth 6tlc.
Black Gros Grain for 4Sc. worth 65c.
Black Gros Grain for SIC. worth 75c.
Black Gros Grain for 63c, worth SIC.
Black Gros Grain for 75c worth sl.o0
Black Gros Grain for 93c, worth sl25
Black Gros Grain for sl00, worth Sl-50
Black Gros Grain for sl25, worth sl-75.
Black Gros Gram for Sl.50, worth S200
The Silks selling at 81. sl.25 and sl.50
cannot be- obtained elsewhere ia this
market at any price, as we have the eI-
elusive agency of these goods and are
entirely Unidentified 10y the manufacturers
against any reasonable damage that may
occur from wear, and we will make good
to our customers any reasonable damage
IL any should occur.
SPRING 4 COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-02
NOT A CONSUL.
Something Of the History OF cuthbert
b Jones. OF Louisiana

3. Jones. OF louisiana.
NasHsoIos, June The statement that
Cuthbert B. Joaes. OF Louisiana has been
appointed consul 10 Calias Is without FONDA
ton. No such appointment has been made.
The history oi j0nes's case II previous 10 the
murder OF Gen. Lisldell- There had been
fsnd Of many yeats standing ia the IIddell
and Jones families, and after the lynching
0f father aud sOu for the murder Of Llddeil,
Cath5ert che iasr OF the Jones boy, hed to
s-cape che fate OF hii father and brother and
turning Republican was given al appoint
ment abroad Upon finding out the part be
played ln the lldden affair the Republican
admin istratlOn. under which he Was ap-
pointed. dropped him. Jones application
for the Caiias Consulate wa signed by some
81 the Louisiana. Congressional delegation,
while others refused 20 endorse him.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-02

Pasro~. Inne l.--fsrf. frilman e. FsrseF
vss so sag arrsfzned f7r wrersfng Ere brig
NarF f4ia-te Hnf - and the owners -
Tire ~arzn. khram lf Wer.ieil. ffeo 3 Mi
iar -nlf~an A hHrwI=s ard Iiarmsr- nara
s~~sl.rsesi frr conspiracy RI rress sna hei8
fr Ssfsf srfera. fsr frial tniT ia
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-02

ToSpoS. June I. The Drfy Nsrrs asserts
that IL has been definitely azreed Bpon hy
che the ministry 70 write the King - Den
ulark On srbitrste the difference between
states that ere Danish kina hqa inamHted
hir willingness - acf ~ arbitrator shoaid ~
he - ad nVan
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-02
Emperor Williams Condition.

BEKIIN. June LIT Is stated in credible
authority that Emperor William has taken a
fresh cold and is suffering again from inter
nal pains. The fact IA. however. the real
condition OF the patient il a mystery 10 all
outside the palace. aTi it is impossible TO
get accurate informal on on the subject.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-02

NORTH ADAMS, MASS, June l.-Mrs. NJ. V.
Woodward to day shot VIM. Allen, saw
mill hand, for making improper proposals.
70 her and refusing TO leave her house. Al
len Is expected TO die. Mrs. Woodward was
arrested.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-02

NV f1EE june
WaU sfreef closing. xeuey clas-i sssF - ~
rse~ r.e-f Frehenze closed grlef Efaa Isl
a. s-slfff - Hc.nsl rzfae - = = a. q faF sIrfF
isFs ard s. sesIf go f1F asrasud
Govern closed frrs rnrrencg - W
ID. s's -1rrf.n. l2zs hid ~ o. ~ bid
pasfr Nrilrfad hrs1fs Cigaesi. iuiar hre-s
flslkHIGf. ~ iar,1 grants f0s s8d - sitkiae
fnr7s iIais to fzHs tsnt~sls iffhalt
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-02
Cart Powder or a Railroad Track

Dsxrsa. fnus IA track rsiser lszf q zht
aiscovered several sfscks ~ xisnt rouier on
fha Rio crsnsie track Ia the ssrtzsirfs ~ the
-ltr and removed asru safely ffs is fhe
ftnrsh rne.Tartnai attempt az distraction
ssnee the sf~ike rirtaaiIg t@raainsfed
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-02

WASHINGTON. Jone l-Postmaster Hobb.
~ lewiston Idaho. has sed - Canada. after
having is=ued fraeiulent money orders ou
vsriou- officers for $1,000 or S20.loO. How
many ~ the erffers have been rsshed cannot
Dee ..s..r~ftir,.ssi ~ present
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-02

MADRID. June IA report circulated here
yesterday that the Cabinet had concluded
with United States Minister Foster general
commercial treaty between the United States
and Spain Is premature Negotiations are
stifi in active progress. but are understood -
- approaching contamination.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-02

WssuDeres. lune l.-A-sistant Secretary
Coon aas returned f-om Fortress Monroe
where re- has been f1r fhe PAST week. or I've
FOR fae heneft cf his health Ha vas az hi=
eft'.-a rn far
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-02

WASHINGTON. June The fzo night
doorkeepers st the Executive Mansion were
dismissed to-day. Nesers. Hyer. of Albany
y r and Justin. y BnTalo. \. y. were
arrointed - their places.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-02

Nj craarx~a. Mich Fans TIE -
raar4 aiG sar ~ farmer nssue-f Rose. ~
ng 57 Nse-rst sorushiEs We Filiai -
zhsnfua yesterday IN tse barr. A sVsn -
snrsss srss sias, tslIasi ~ flsa alzoek
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-02

Nrv fosE. fsne The ssle ~ fssnes p
Fish. rrssiisnt of tse fefeucf Mariue Rsns.
tros nlap'e 81 Dag fae Msr'oe Hank
huiis,ra rss sohi fsr slTs0n TIE a1srn-
zafe sales ~ pr.suertg hrif bF FISH aas0nnss
81 k~ftta
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-02

OTT,vA ont-. June t. The trial ~ Iouis
Riel viii probably osvnueDce AZ Ree1ns
aI-aut June 12. before Coi Richard-an sfiD
endiary nagrstrate.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-02

WASHINGTON. June The following dis
patch. dated Mes Cslero. y. VI, June I, was
received at the Indian office to-day from the
agent at thst point. Hostile Indians are
reported Eithiu twenty Eve miles west of
here. heading tins way. Three troops OF
cavalry under MAJOR 1u Horn started yes
ter,iay t0 intercept them- Forty Mes Cslero
scouts accompanied the troops at the re-
quest IF MAJOR AN Horn and Indian Agent
llswehyn accompanied them. Mes Caleros
and Jicaulias are AZ quiet. There ~ no
fear of their Joining The hostIies
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-02

WsssFV7e~. June THE rrb6e deht
.tateuenf rfr fe month ~ Nay rhich ~ae
4sfed isia ta-s afternoon. shows -esigs-
aon ef stouf kfFlasN
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-02

The n-eran Horee sn5 I.anl CrrnE.sn7
sss Issf fruro~tei fs-tv ssvsn sfaii'c1s ae8
slxts fue nsarsz - ere Fe-rae~an hrae5 fo7
strs-k rnfrase~ af to-f ~ neefiF &ils}ffs
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-02
The Interstate Commerce Committee.

WAsuIyoroS June T. The select commit
tee 1f che Senate on Inter state Commerce
held a meeting at the Capitol to-day. and
srrsnzeJ a program f,r visiting several
W Wasteru cities dnrng che present month.
The committee viii VISIT Chicago on the
f1fh. ST. Louis THE 18th. Des Noines the l9th.
Oinshs the E3d. and 80. Paul and MiuneapO-
ha about the 24th. The committee con tenn
pisfe visiting several southern cities IN Oc-
tsfar
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-02

I,oxunS. IHne 1.--The priuoe ~ Wslss
rerefTe8 Tnite5 States MINISTER Fheipe IN
hi- naFrssl eslrecify ta dsF
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-02
PHILADELPHIA.
TRADE AND FINANCE


OFFTcF oY Y. '. TsYToH Powers Block I
GRAND RsF1Ds. june l. isss.
Gables Wheat and corn duil and slightly
New-York tribune., 1885-09-13
ONE sURvIvoR TO 0omHEuoRArE A BATTLE

BALTIMORE Sept. 12.-To-da day is the seventy
first anniversary OF the bate Of North Point where
General Ross, at the head OF British army, killed
and his forces repused. The American survivors of
that battle have annually for many years attended
banquet In commemoratiOn OF II. Their number has
been gradually reduced until today only sat
down TO an elaborate course dinner at RennortA The
last Of the Old Defenders Society who is able TO leave
his homo Is James Morford, ago ninety. Five Of
the veterans are still alive. but Morford
ate his sunptuous dinner with few yousger friends
and In view OF the fact that he was OF who
participated one year ago II IA believed that this Ia
probably the last banquet that will DO given 10 com
nemorate the battle OF North Point.
The remnant OF the City Guard military organiza-
tion besre the late war celebrated the day by dinner
at Govanstown Armory. The survivors are those who
the blue and the gray In that conflict. but long since
they reunited and only the "reminiscences anterior
1861 are spoken OF In their annual reunions Tho day
being a municipal holiday all the city Offices were
closed.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-13
CHOLERA CASES IN SPAIN AND FRANCE.

MADRID, Sept. 12.-The total number of cases
Of cholera reported in Madrid since September was
lo666 and for the whole Of Spain for the period,
29644. The total number Of deaths from the disease
throughout Spain since September was $3.50. The
disease has almost disappeared from the provinces OF
Valencia, Murcia, Saragossa and Granada.
PARIS, Sept ia few cases OF cholera and deaths
from the disease daily reported from various towns
in the south of France.
The Archbishop OF AK department OF Bouchesdu-
Rhone seventeen miles north OF Marseilles died from
the disease. which he contracted while visiting cholera
hospital.
ToULos. Sept 12.-There were four deaths from
cholera here last night The weather is cooler and tho
disease is gradually disappearing.
There four deaths here to-day Six persons were
admitted TO the hospitals and eleven discharged
There are now seventy six under treatment The wife
Of the italian Consul here has died from cholera.