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was rotnnrned;
To the NlrglnIn enrInra-

A party for the Virginia Springs and
Eastern summer resorts Is being or
gained to leave Dallas, Texas, on the
morning Of July %, under special
escort. Special sleeping car arrange
ments with only ono change 10 Nor
fnlk, VIrainia. Ticketl can DO had at
all coupon offices. Those desiring to
join the party or wishing further infor-
mption will please call on
Il. j. ELLIS,
General Western Agent Chickasaw
Route, No. 506 Main Street, or Ad.
dress Lock Box l67, Dallas, Texas.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

SUMMER LAW LECTURES min,
weekly begin eth July, 1855, and end ON
september Have proved of signal use
ISL 10 students whe design TO pursue their
studies at thl, or other Law Schools; 2nd,
TO those who propose TO read privately /:
nm 5rd, to practitioners who have not had
The advantage OF systematic instruction
torCirculorEp lp.O University of Val
Law.
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The bondsmen of General W. l.. Ca
bell, United States Marshal, are
Mossrs. Philip Sanger, James c.
O'Connor, Frank Cockrell and James
Moroney, who each swore he was
worth more than $4,000, and Charles
NJ. Terry, Frank z. Fee, Hugh Blake
ney, t. Manuel, NJ. Tillmsn and John
d. Harry, each one well OF, AS the
bond Is only for $4,000, the suretios
arc GOOD.
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St Louis Semina' y.
Private se!eSt School of High Grade
Tor Young Ladies,

Situated at Jennings, the most beautiful
of the suburbs OF ST. Louis, on m eievatiO-
in view OF the city, one mile Of the city
limits on Tie Wabash Ga'lJOai. The place
is beautiful and healthy Number limited.
Discipline careful ard home Ike; each pu-
pill indlvlduBtzed English, Classics,
Mathematics, Sciences, Modern Languages
Music, VEGA, aud instrumental aud Art
Teachers OF large experience. COmmodi-
Gus, well ventilated buildings, with beauti-
ful and ample gtOuuis. Early application
only will secure aTOom, Terms moderate,
Fourteer'h year commences Sept. 10Th.
For further particulars aud Catalogues,
add css the principal, i Y BLEW ETr, Il.
l., j. Jennings, Mo
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Lnm DOWN nIannnnsA

Friday night some miscreant in.
vRded the premises OF Mr.. ]. II. Dram,
who resides on Cottage lane, and cut
oil the tail OF his COW. He Is ut loss to
know who could be 80 mean TO do such
thing, and did not know that he
had such an enemy In the world. The
party that did It left buggy whip in
the lot, which Mr.. Dram has in his pos.
session,
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- ltsrl.Fssi y 49, . 49, = ~ .,
Alvarado; n d Crosby, Abilene; j NJ
Cheatham, Kaufman; Il j Bateman,
Texas; Robert Ogden, city; Phil
Smith, Ell Paso, Texas; Gus Guseehe,
New Braunsfel; Il A Maddox, Terrell;
Tom NJ Edwards, Big Springs; 7
Turner, Texas & Pacific Railway; Z M
Seaman, Meridian, Mississippi; j e
johnson, Cincinnati, Ohio; Colonel
Lacy, Comenche; II NJ Casnshan,
Texas.
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Tho WOLFF Wedding.

The following maIrlsge Licenses
were Issued during the past week by
County Clerk Hill: George Spears
and Margaret Philee; Dick Thompson
and Florence Foster; Nelson Vance
and Sallio Brown; Simeon Jackson
and Mrs. Addie b. PARK; J. NJ, HufTa-
ker and Emma NJ. DWELL.
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Suit for Divorce

Jesse Edwards filed his petition in
the District Court yesterday, praying
Tor divorce from his wife, Laura Ed
wards. He states In his petition that
they were legally married on the 10Th
of March, 1871, and sailed serenely
upon smooth matrimonial sea until
they reacked tho 10Th of March, 1852,
when storm burst upon Thorn. She
left his bed and board and, falling in
love with Cleburne barber, went and
lived with him as his wife.
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Hntal Arrivals.
AT THE ST. GEORGE.

AT THE BIZ NHVnoh'
WIS Levi, Louisville. Kentucky; IL
@ Woriey, Texas; e b George, Merid-
ian; w Hoad, Decatur; William Smith,
Forney; A J Aids, Kansas Cityi X
Farrar, John Paruell. Ennis; w l
Harrison, city; A J Pippln, Ennis; J X
p Wilson, Cedar Hill; w + johnson
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ROCK COLbGGE
DALLAS TEXAS.

Mrs. Croom's Select School win reopen
the first Monday In Septen Der, assisted by
thoroughly qualified teachers Languages,
both mod.r1 and auoien., taught 81 usual
price Very superior advantages offered
for thorough musical training. Instruments
Art Department in charge OF q good
iesc. or no usual price Text books same
a, used N Pnbl,c schools of the city. Mrs.
rooms intuition is TO he thorough and
practical yud teach children such things as
they should practice when men and We
men. For ,erms and other information
pertaining to the school. either cali or adj
dress MRS ELIZA TRlGU GROOM,
Rock College, corner Cantegral and Live
Oak streets Da las. Texas
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Preserye tho Eye.

Hawkes. new crystalllzed lenses
have the reputation of being the finest
in use. Ladies' who suffer from weak
eyes, arising from nervous exhaustion,
will find great relief by using these
brilliant lenses. Fitted TO all condi-
tions Of the eye by Eisenlohr Brothers
e Schneider, Druggists and German
Opticians.
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RA2Dy !EHI,iR fQa Y0Ua5 LADIES
Nashvlllc, Tennessee.

\ famous Institution The Alumne
number 7gj. The attendance issi-S5, $50
for sixteen states. The ilst session be-
gins September, !, 1855, Pattonlze the col
lege. For catalogues, special arrange
ments and conveyance TO Nashville, adj
dress j. q. Patton, Professor OF Mathe-
MATES and General Agent, Dallas, Texas.
Professor Patton is also connected with the
Southern ScnoOl Agency, and viii supply
Schools and Colleges with Teachers and
Teachers with positions Institutions In
ID States have been supplied.
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Acid rho.phato.


T ~ 0IV- II IT y IIlNN II ~
DR.. n. $. Read, Chicago, says: ~
think IL Is a remedy OF the highes.
value in many fOrmD of mental and
nervous exhaustion, attended by sick
headache, dyspepsia and diminished
yitaliLv.D
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uIrh arade Tcneher WasteA

By tho board OF education OF Dallas.
Texas; applications for principal OF
high grade school at salary of SlC0
per month. None need apply except
gentlemen of hrst.class education, cut
ture and experience. Address
w. L. EWING, President,
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Desplse not tho Day Of Small Things
Little things may help man to rise
a bent pin In an easy chair for In
stance. DR.. Plerces pleasant Purga-
tive Pellets arc small things, ploas-
ant 10 take, and they cure sick.hoad-
aches, relieve torpid livers and do
wonders. Being purely vegetable
they cannot harm any ono. All drug
..tuta
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Shady Yiam Parh

Sunday afternoon aud night; great
attractii ms, picnic, athletic games and
sports. Meine Brss'. fun brass band.
Ladies and children free.
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IIynson's sprlugs.

This famous health resort, near Mar
shall, Texas, is In full blast, visitors
arriving daily; good fare, home-like
comforts, and heRlth.restorlng waters.
Rates reduced, Hacks running from
HynBon's Stable TO Springs. Address
&. Il. Hynaon, Marshall, Texas.
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rREE FROM MALARIA

In the fall OF 1851 was taken with case
of malarlal fever, which Frustrated me
both body and mind. / was druggcd after
the old fashion with mercury anu other
mineral mixtures, but with no good results.
My health was 81 altered ana my energy
gon1. My legs and feet would swell, and /
had what everybody thought was dropsy
These symptoms alarmed mo, and | was
r,a y TO grasp at any remedy suggested. \
friend advised me to Try SW' MS Specific, l
procured three bottles and commenced its
use. The swelling sOOa subsidized. / have
taken the three bottles which have made
q perfect cure, and feel Ike n new man
to-day. There never was anore mertOri-
Gus IN define ole ed to suffering human
lty. 10 has wrought wonders for me.
WILLIS JONES
Leesburg, Lee County, Ca, March IL 1885,
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Attention Firemen.

The Dallas Fire Department will
meet at Engine House No. this (Sun-
day. morning at $3.50 TO attend the flu
neral of John Medley, lgto member OF
Aetna Hose Company No. |,
Il. p. AUNsPAUdH, President.
j. y. TooLY, Secretary.
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Notice

Is hereby given that all accounts
due the.hrm of q. Il. Momand & Bro, C.
manning unpaid ON July 20, will he
placed In the hands OF an attorney for
collection. A. DAVIS, Assignee.
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WAR WOULD an 70 ruEE
FOR THE HERALD.
ia be 10 thee a gentle thought,

ia be TO thee a gentle thought,
a dream that would rot end;
And when thy soul In sadness dropped
g;ns Ia be thy spirit friend
q ltik sssy'-a Wy" II.
z l'd'be TO thee an angel hand -"
To guard thy steps Alright; ~
A steady light before thy face
To make thy path way bright9
I'd be to thee an impulse grand
To mould thy life so fair,
That o hers looking deep within
She uld hnd no blemish there,
I'd be to thee q memory sweet
or methicg pure and bright
To shed halo q thy life
And cheer ench go my night.
Lib some s0fJ strain OF happy song
Borne cross r. tiOWery lea,
To Danish every grief and care,
Such would he to thee.
DALLAS, jay lB, 1885
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OUR LONG BUSINESS STANDING

In This Community should be SUM-
Client Guarantee
of the quality of goods we offer for
sale, therefore don't be deceived, but
buy tho genuine Mosquito Lotion,
made only by HickoN IL Hearne, in
w. II. Patterson II Co.'S, old stand.
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lew 9sa St NY,
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New Teiephone suhscribtrs

This month to date; Bottos leo
Cream Parlor, No. 6; Patterson q Co,
drugs, No. %. G. A READ,
Manager Telephone Exchange.
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First appearance OF the Froshinn or
chestrs NJ their concert, at Meister-
hans Pavilion, Monday, July 20.
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General &. W. e. LEE, President.
NEE ENsLAgD CONSERVATORY d MUSIC

boston. Mass, OIDEST I'M AmorIcn,
largest and best equipped In the woTld-lO6
instructors, 1871 students last year, Thor
ough Inst uction In Vocal and Instrumen.
tM Mu ic, Plano and Organ Tuning, Fine
Arts, Oralory, Literature French, German
ana Italian Languages, English branches
aid room, 40 o SIS per term, Fal, Term
begins september ~, 1855 For Illustrated
Ca endar, giving mli Information, adore. s
n IouRJEE, Dir Franklin Square, Bos.
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Library and FREQ Reading Room Ben

Ice cream and cake at the Library,
SOS Main street, on Tuesday night
next from to IL.
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TRIAL THE TEST,

Success tho Proof,
OF Hlekox q Hearne, doing the pre.
business of the city.
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ATHOROUaH TRIAL.

John Dress, practical breeder OF all kinds
OF Fine Poultry, Pigeons, Pedigree Pointer
Setter and Terrier Dogs, Little Rock, Ark,
writes; 81 have liven your L. l. y. "A
thorough trial, and find II to he all YOU re-
commend IL, Would the refOre commend
II to the use Of all raising Poultry
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Leesburg, Lee County, Ga

For sale sale by oil Druggists.
Treatise on Blood and skin Diseases,
mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co,
Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga.
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Danth OF john Nicely

John Nicely, the plssterer who took
morphine last Thursday afternoon,
died yester day morning at his resi-
dence on Akard avenue at 0 o'clock
from the cite is Of tho drug. At q late
hour Friday hight he appeared to
rally, and IL was tho impression that
he would pull through, yet later he
grew worse and al last the deadly
drug did tho work, He took tho NOR.
phine with suicidal intent and tried to
induce his wife TO take O part of
the dose, which she declined TO do.
He told her that he WAS tired OF life
and was determined to put an end to
existence. Tho family sent for ply
stefan, but on his arrival the patient
was too far gone to DO recalled. lie
leaves wife and seven or eight chill.
dren IN destitute circumstances.
Justice Schulz, acting coroner, i'm
paneled Jury OF Inquest
TO inquire into the cause
of his death and the following
VERDICT
was retunrned:
ave, the jury sworn and impaneled
to enquire into tho cause, man.
ner and death of John f..
Nicely, find that deceased
came to his death at $3.50 q. m. on the
18th day of July, 1885, at his residence
on Akaid avenue, from an overdose
of morphine administered 10y himself
with suicidal intont."
He was born in Cincinnati, Soptem-
her % 1910
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CURED wIru TWO DOSES.

Rev. j. W, Brice, proprietor Of the Ter
rell M scry, bIeederof Thoroughbred Ply
mouth Rock Chickens and Jersey Cattle,
Terrell Texas, says; 81 have used your y,
Is certainly an excellent tonic; also n
preventative / had one chicken with
cholera and cured II with two doses Of the
i. y. T..
L L I, Is the most successful remedy
known for the cure Of all diseases ofFowls.
save your Chickens, Turkeys, Ducks
Geese. and Birds by using Z. = 7. Ask
your druggist for =. L, p.
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s~sf@1 -sP A
THE
BeStIaStitatior On Garth

Relieves from Lodge Duties has
paid ia Death claims nearly $780,
900, and saved its membership ST.
100000, as compared TO old line
rates. RIB. PARB0IT Manager,
Waco, Texas.
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-"
a Modern Lear,

PaIIAps1pmA, August 95.-Georgo W.
Arundel, who was the commissioner in
luuacy for the actor John Mccullough
case, has just returned from visit to
Bloomipgdale Asylum, where Mccullough
has been placed under treatment. In
speaking Of the ppfertunate actors con-
ditiop, slr. Arundel faid, Afr. Mecul-
loueh's physical condition Is that Of q des
crepit old man. I tiled hard 70 awaken
his recollection Of himselt. He labored
in his eudeayor TO placs me, butgaye no
evidence otrecognition: As l was leaving
panied me 70 sda do1r, Ihe latter
ciasped the doctors hand and babe him
goodbye as though be were going TO leave
With me. The doctor tells me that bis
condition is hopeless and that his death
Is only q question qf feg months.
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AMruL nkspoNsIplLIrY

oply one Member bf tho cnhIupt In Wash.
ingtop, bat the Government stiii Lisss,
wAsn1soroS, August 25 -"rhe govern.
ment at Washington stillliyesn but there
Is only one member Of the Cabinet in tho
city. Nest Of the departments are run by
The rascaliy Republican chiefs and en-.
nloyes. whom Democratic editors have
been tiading SO much fault with Of late,
and the government Is being carried along
In the same manner as Il was under Re-
nublican administration II will be re.
lmembered agreatd deal was once esd about
! the present administration being Q bHsl,
mss affair, and during the last campaign
! lMf. Cleveland was credited with saying
| tast q Pfead dent Of the United STATE had
| no RIGHT To absent himselt from w ashing.
ton. where the business ot his office called
him. for d longer period thantwo weeks
al the most, but here he has been shgent
now going on three week., and there il
lnothing known "a to when he Will return.
MI SCleyel has prebahi " changed his
mind since he entered the White House
\ AZ 10 what President OF the United
States should do. Atany rate, Htheg roy
efnment al Washington still lives in
lspite q the absenee 81 those who have
\ sworn 70 administer II
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PkNNsYLvANIA n !, ] 4 poLI:nlcs.
STATE Prohibltion conysntion-Dsmo.
crNt{r f,a,,f.xsnnaI sl

HARRlspuRo, August 25.-The State
Prohibilonists assembled in convention
here this morning. There are over 500
delegates present, and the convention il
the most animated held for years. A. A,
Barker, Of Cambria county, called the
conyention to order, and A. A. Stevens, oi
Tyrone, was elected temporary Chairman.
Themorning was occupied in the form.
ing Of various committees and the election
Of A. "A. Stevens permanent Chairman.
After a recess q telegram from II. A. simp.
son, Of Ohio, was read, saying that Ohio
sends greeting and expressing hope for
the future. Others were read from ]: A.
Tweney, OF Pittsburgh, and w. O. Dick
son, Of Williamepoft. Greeting was sent
to the convention In Kansas, Ex:Goyer.
nor ST. John was then brought in amid
applause and made q brief speech.
The Committee on Credentials reported
$50, delegates present and entitled 10 seats.
After the passage OF the usual resolu.
tions Barr spangler, Of Marietta, was
nominated for State Treasurer almost by
reclamation, several other candidates re-
ceiving but few votes. After appointing
q State Committee and electing the old
officers the convention adjourned.
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srA,N ANn arR,tANY. .
Both sides Of tho iNIangle over the Posses.
aioi, Of the Caroline fsiands.


LoxpoN, August 20 The seizure Of the
Caroline Islands by Germany remains q
fruitful subject Of discussion in political
circles, and there Is some prospect that 1t
may lead 70 serious trouble between Ger
mang and Spain ina way hitherto unfor.
seen. Its true that Germany has replied
In most concitiatory, although somewhat
patronizing tone 10 all spain's protests,
which have been increasingly vigorous.
II Is also true, and is now fully confirmed,
that q few days before the annexation was
announced, Emperor William wrote q
very kind and fatherly letter to King
Alfonso, but in all the correspondence
there has been no promise by Ger
many to withdraw from the Carolines,
and 1t Is evident. that II Spain were
10 assert her claims by force in the present
state Of the question It might easily result
in q castts belii. Just this contingency Is
liable to occur accidentally, owing TO. the
character Of the Spanish naval officer
commanding the Philippine Islands, 10
which the Carolines belong. He Is known
as the most headstrong patriot in the
Spanish naval service, and he is sialways
more than ready for. . row. There has
not been time enough since Germany's
action for the Spanish Government TO
send him fresh orders and, and acting on
general principles and previous instruc:
tons, he is quite capable Of bundling the
German intruders out neck and crop.
The Spanish Government is fully aware
Of the Commanders fiery zeal, and is
waiting with feyerish anxiety for news
rom the Phillippines.
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a Singular Suit.

cn1c4eo, August ss.-Mrs. Lusfetia W.
Davis, claiming TO be the wtdowsot the
Confederate General Davis, who once
owned payis' addition to Chicago, has
commenced suit against q large number Of
property owners 81 the blocks lying bes
tween Lake and Rulton streets. and West
ern avenue and Seymour street, for her
right OF dover. The tract embraces a
Kindred lots or more. Her attorney offer
ed to compromise for SS9b dollars alot, but
has SINCE lowered his price TO Sg5, The
baais OF Mrs. Davis claim is, that she did
not acknowledge The Conveyance OF the
property according to the Illinois atatptess.
fhe property owners affected have called
q meeting for this evening to take measures
d resist the claim.
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MAxweLL,s MANIA.

Or. Dewey, of BY4ten, Throws n Little
light an What siey Clear stazwell.
BosroN, August 2S.-Dr. d. Il. Graham
Dewey was interviewed to-day by q re-
porter relative to tho statement Of Max,
well, the st. Louis trunk murderer, that
the body found III the trnnk was not Prel'
let't, bnt a corpse he had procured in Bos.
ton, and that DR.. Dewey could witness 10
tile fact he had one shortly before leaving
for The West. DR.. Dewey said Maxwell
seemed possessed With the idea Of getting
a stii," apparently for dissection. 1told
him that I copld probably hire one at the
medical SCHOOL. lie Left the city, was
gone a few weeks, and on his return sur:
prised me one day by the remark that be
had got o tatiff.l and asked me To 60 up
aud Gee 1t, ] excused myself. lnlview
otlater developments | wish i had dgone.
When / read Of MaEwellls statement
that tho body was, not Preller's, but
corpse he had procured to assist in fraud
upon the insurance companies, the whole
business seemed plain to me. ] at once
made arrangements to inform the fnsur'
ance companies, byt the next day ! read 9
statement that Maxwell had confessed
that the bsdy was .preller's and that be
had accidentally Killed him with chloro.
form, In view OF these facts / don't know
what TO think. Maxwell started for the
West two or three days after the above
mentioned incident. Preller left some
days before Msxyell. The latter always
passed as Maxwell In Boston, and claimed
10 be an illegitimato son Of Lord Farnham
He was an enthusiast on medicine, but
meyer spoke Of law, though he seemed tt
boast d everything he knew. believe
Maxwell has something he Is holding
back, which will favor him and possibly
clear him. 1theis guilty he certainly has
q wonderful command over his nerves,
totally different from his char acteristics
here for the least thing always unneryed
him.
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THE0CEAN
Icno1ERA PLAGUE INCREASING,
People Flying Fran Diseases lricken Mar.
ssillss-A Terrible Yacht Disaster ono
Hundred People Drowned in tho Gulf !,
OF Aden-Blood Grimes Of Ireland.

MARsrrllrs, August 25.-The cholera
panichas now extended toall classes inthe
city, and all who can get away are fleeing.
Deaths from cholera have occurred inmany
Of the towns and villages in the depart
ment OF tho Rhone. In Lanion eight
fatal cases Of cholera have been reported,
in Grsus thirty.one, in Saint Chamas two.
Besides these several cases Of cholera
exist in 1stres, Marignane, AK aud Aries.
Its also reported that four persons have
died from cholera in Sisteron, Bases Alps.
Twenty new cases Of cholera wore re-
ported here to-day aud there were thirty
eight deaths fromthe disease. The re-
port that cholera had broken out in the
French squadron anchored at Toulon Is
confirmed. Seven new cases Of fcholera
and three deaths were reported from the
fleet to-day.
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prcgsls,s In Trouble.

ISpIAxAroLls, IND, August 26.-The
proposed enforcement Of the physicians
license law by the State Health Bosrd
promises to set physicians and druggists
at loggeraaads. Acaselin point arose yes;
terday. Notice was received thata drug.
gist Of LAGRANGE county had ayailed him.
self the knowledge to be gained from a
prescription and had duplicated the same
same for patients who had applied TO him
for medicine. Having no license, the
druggist was heid'by the physician who
prepared the original prescription to be
violating the law, and the case was pre-
sented to the State Secretary OF the Health
Board. The latter decides that it Is q yio'
lation, and instructs the county officer to
prosecute any druggist who practices
medicine in this fashion without having
taken out a license.