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LOSGEVI7Y NOTES.

Mrs Nancy Grace. who died recently al CvOnerstown
N. T.. was % years old.
Mrs. Beda Button Of Moutowsss Conn. has Just cee.
brated her lOOih birthday.
Mrs Louisa Egian OF seymour Ind is los years old.
Her mother lived to be ll5 years Did
Mary Ann DppeT, a cOlored woman, died st Spring.
neld. O., recently ct tho age OF W years
Phsbe jenkins Of Beaufort county g. G.. was supposed
to he IN years old when SHE died last Friday.
States army St died ~ Niagara Falls recently aged 81
Although 85 years OF John Leverdgs 10 st. prac.
tisng law in this city hv was admitted in 1917.
Mrs Elizabeth Granger of Pltished Mass. has lust
ceiebrated her 10Th birthday She has been widow
TO- seyentytwo years
pensionsr OF The war OF IHi3 IA Mrs. Mary Adams,
who % years nf and resides in FlstDush She s
able " read without glasses.
Nine golden weddings have been celebrated In Castle.
tony the last ten years and MI INT Of tho gold.
en- brides and grooins are now living
PhnsAs Bradley senior warden OF ST. Psus parish In
Woodbury. Conn 10 30 Of age OF his
sswsrdsns James Moody lived 10 be ~ Gideon Bots,
ford w. and Benjamin curtI Peck 6a
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The MaharHJah is n tall, handsome man
middle age very pleasant in his manner and
particularly nffnble to Europeans. Ho drinks
nothing but Ganges water. and o company OF
not fewer, than forty individuals is kept to
shampoo his royal limbs He Is credited with
an extraordinary amount OF tyranny and op-
preston. But the Cnshmere race is a difficult
rnce to manage. They arc Mohammedans and
he is Hindu idoatcr.
Forty years ago a celebrated ira Weller wrote:
y Cashmere will become the focus Of Asiatic
civilization. a miniature Of England in the
heart Of Asia. This magnificent valley, hith-
erto the theatre of q hundred faiths will be-
come the Alma Mater Of our Eastern conluests
tho % eternal @ T SHOWS % around it," The cnthusias. 81
tic hopes Of the great orsntaiis. have not been
sucesssively Of idolntrous Hindus mystic
buddhists, and !yrapnic9l Moslems. Cashmere
eign, a worshipper OF idols.
It Ia impossible to visit Cashmere without
seeing what mistake the British Government
made when 1t sold. by the treaty OF Amritsar
In 1886. this, tho most beautiful province In
Asia. to native prince for seventy lacs Of ru-
pees. 4. +. II.
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coYHY ISLAND pERBY.
An Exciting c.a.sst on the Ea1f-A Nee
and Neck Raes.

An Exciting c.ntest on the Tnrf-A Neck
and Neck Race.
NV YORK, June el.-The following Is
a description Of the Coney Island Derby
yesterday: Daily, the California jockey,
vas determined not to be left on Tyrant
Is In his last race. He plunged away i've
times in false starts before the asgdipped.
Getting away in close running order
FeAkes set the music toa quiekstep on
BroskwoOd, St Augustine, Tyrant, Heya
and Joe Cotton pushing on in q dark
bunch as named. Rrockwood kept his
shoulders in the open racing IN the above
shape 10 the stand, half mile from the
start EntsEipg on the even mile, Brock
mood raced IN the van. with 81. Augustine
1t his tanks, TyTant and Joe Cotton al
lappins the bunch. 0a the turn for the
baek stretch Broekwood pulled Just clear
Of the pack, s.. Augustine second, Tyrant,
Heya and Cotton lappins. RrockWood
remained in the van for mile from
the start, when Duty called on Ty-
fant, and at once great shout
arose. ssTyrant leads." Tyrlnts rain was
yeFyhffet Mclaughlin brought Joe Col
ton forward On the long tIEn % the home
stretch when mightieT shouts went up,
.tJoe Cotton is IN ronk" SHs win wi" "
A tough bsttla came on the home stretch,
Tyrant galloping neck and neck with Joe
to Tie last firlong, wh6n Joe pulled
ahead, MeI.aughiin sending him In . conn
paratively easy winner, length ahead OF
fyrsnt, BrOckwood third, st. Augustine
fourth. Time 9;4Il.
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NATIONAL PASTIlIE.
lN BASE RALL
chicago stmmolas the Lad IN tAs League
WINE s.. Louis Retains Hlr,s Place
In he Antrdeaa Assosiatea.
General ss.s, asd Gs..iR

Chicago has now won fifteen games
without break, and Is daily improving
It's position oyer Sex York, who holds
second place, three games IN the rear.
Providence Is third, seven games behind
New York, while Philadelphia comes
next, having scored one less victory than
Providence, although It has>met six more
defeats. This week the Western teams
play on their own grounds against the
Rast, Chicago paying Philadelphia June
Is, q, 25, %, Buffalo with New York,
Detroit with Providence, and st Louis
with Boston. These games ought to still
further enhance Chieagois chances, and
bting St Louis to q better place. Detroit
may be helped somewhat, but that de-
pends upon the Indianapolis deal.
The Western Americans have COM
pletsd their first tour, and have done ex-
eeefingiy well, except Louisville. st.
Louis has won nine games and lost seven;
Cincinnati Is tie with St. Louis on It's
Eastern work; Pittsburgh has won six
and lost nine, and Louisville i've and lost
eleven, total Of twenty.nine victories
and thirty-sour defeats, much better
showing than their Eastern rivals made
ontheir Trip. St louis sin has first place
in It's grasp: Three games In advance Of
Cincinnati, PitRbu -eh follows tEo pegs
behind, while Louisville has al but lost
fourth place, the Athletics being but one
game away.
This week Pittsburgh plays St. Louis at
Pittsburgh, on June .. q, 25, and the
friends of Barkley and Weleh ought 30
get up an excursion % the Smoky City,
and giTe the boys good send OF for their
splendid work this season.
The event Of last week was the collapse
Of the Western League, and the sale OF the
Indianapolis club TO Detroit, for which
transfer q bonus Of S, 200 was paid. The
deal, however, bids fair TO be costly and
unsatisfactory one 70 Detroit, rs McKson
and Keenan,, the principal battery, de-
cline 10 70 70 Detroit, and have signed, 50
the EaqairT says, with the Cincinnati.
The remainder of the team, or as much
IS Detroit shall use, Is not worth S, 900 BY
; long way. Its said that Of the old De
Toit club only Wiefman, Bennett. Han
lon and Wood VIII Se retained. Keenan
and MeKeon are credited % having been
offered 81, 900 per month by Cincinnati,
md keenan, Is only 70 catch Mekson, re-
eeiying extra compensation If he has to do
any additional battery work.
LEAGUE cHAnFIoSsHIP.
Following is the reeord OF the clubs in
The LAagus in the race for the pennant:
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THREE FIREs
In New York Yssterday-A Basypay for the
firsaasn.

In New York Yestsrday-A BasyDay for the
fIrsmsn..
NEW YoRx, June el.-FIre in the nine
story brick building at Greenwich and
Reade streets, formerly stewart's sugar
refinery, was discovered on the seventh
floor this afternoon. The building em.
braces Nos. I53 to 159 Reade street, and
500 toSl3 Greenwich street. The flames
were frst seen on Greenwich street, bnt
soon the three upper stories were on fire
throughout. It took the fremen two
hours TO gain control. HSrmanie, Dickin-
son & Co, commission merchants, oecn-
pied most Of the building. They used the
top ioos for storing woolen goods prinei-
pally. Their loss on stock will reach SS5.-
900, while $4,000 wiz cover the damage
TO the building.
Burton & Davis, dealers in teas and
syrups, at SIl Greenwich street, and
Bogart & Heydo, tobacco and cigars, At
SOC, sustained slight losses
About 8 o'clock this morning Gre broke
out m the cellar Of the fye-stofy brown
stone front building No. 282 Fifth avenue.
The draft Of the elevator shaft carried the
flames to the top Of the building Mathe-
sien & Co, AIT furtnre dealers, were
the occupants, and their loss Is estimated
at $1,000. The building was damaged to
the extent Of $1,000. George Stone, Of
Newport, 2. L, vas the owner.
Just as the fremen were leaving It was
discovered that the two upper hoors of
No. 26l, baehelofS apartment house,
were on FIRE. Athiri alarm brought more
engines and the new eonhagratlon was
sn6dned with slight damage.
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THE cAMBR1DGE PosToFFIcg.
usvslAnd sa3d 70 Eaye Been Tsieked Iats
Making \ Raa Appointu,snt.

making Had Appointment.
CndSxAz1, June sl.-The Co1n5eia
GGs,ss has the following special from
Washington; a knott OF Democrats IN Cam.
bridge, o, headed By General Warner,
are likely 70 be entered on the list Of those
who have led the President into making q
very questionable appointment.
The details Of the bribery case in which
w. H. II. MeI1yar, recently appointed
postmaster At Cambridge, received here,
are 10 the effect that while he was Chair
man Of the Democratic County Committee
he wasindieted for buying the votes Of .
fathef and sou 1t q general election.
In drawing the Indifferent necessary
clause was accidentally omitted, and on
this teehnieality he escaped trial. Those
who have indoFsed him and upon whose
recommendations he was app0tnted, are
said 10 be General Warner, John Kirk
patrick, editor Of the JaEGS0siaR;; y. F..
Salmon, Of the Democratic District Com
mittee, and generally the members Of the
county machine. On the other hand,
upon an intimation from General Warner,
that he intended TO recommend some one
who would be satisfactory to the Demo,
cratic citizens, one ballot was taken IN the
town, and another candidate other than
MeIlyar was elected BY q large majority.
The matter viii now be looked into, and
unless the case has been grossly miEepre-
sented Is given above, the chances are
that one OF the eorreetiyes will be applied
by which Mr. Cleveland sppears 70 be
trying 70 attract the attention OF pSlisieal
bunkoisfs.
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NEWS N BRIEF.
Diphthsria Is epidemic in Nsva4k. Ohio

Diphtheria Is epidemic In NsEark, Ohio.
The yillaee Of PostviIle, n. Y, was de-
snoyed by IRE. Los $1,000.
Cas- Murphy was shot and killed by
George w. Long, at HillshOto, Ohio, ID.
Iselfdefense.
Are at oeonto, Wis, DESTROYED nearly
two million feet Of lumber. Los $4,000.
The Board Of Public Commissioners Of
Xenia, Ohio. have ordered all saloons
closed at Z o'clock in the evening.
The imports Of general merchandise at
New York for the week ended June 90th
were S, ,208, Isl, exclusive Of dry goods.
The decrease Of internal revenue ne
eeipts for the eleven months Of the fiscal
year ending June 50. 1885, is s, go As,
Captain Isaac q. Mckee, Of the Anchor
Line steamer City Of Baton Rouge, sui-
eided at St Louis Saturday morning.
The New York brewery Of Valentine
Loewer wes seized byreyenue officers and
Loewer arrested for using counterfeit
stamps.
Mr.. 3. Mckee shot and killed his wife
and Afterwards shot himself at Logtown,
Pa, Saturday. BE was alive At last se-
counts.
Henry Patton, colored, Is on trial At
indianapolis for miseegensti0n. The de-
tense Is that the woman has some eolofed
blood in her veins,
The bread furnished to the Dominion
troops engaged in the Northwest Territory
war Is pronounced by experts to have
been made Of spoiled grain.
B. F. Fridge, Green Watson, Albert
Jackson, Nelson Kirby and Joel Barnet
found 4 farmer named Holmes in field
near Baton Rouge, La, and murdered
him.
The deadbody Of G. S. BotEins, Of SD
ney, O., was found In an alley in Cincin-
mad. BE had evidently been murdered,
and his body hauled there and thrown
out.
The United Steamer troquois has sailed
from Panama for 6uayaquil, EquadOr,
South Am2ries, under sealed instructions
10 demand the release Of Santos, the
United States citizen heid there.
The United States Supreme Court has
submitted to the Secretary Of State awards
against the Republic q Hayi In favor oi
A. Pelltier and A. u. Iazsre for So, 500
and Sl07, 800 respectively.
Mary KEENAN,, under arrest IN Chicago
for attempting 70 poison q sister with
whom she had been living there, has con-
feesed that she murdered her father,
mother and sister In puhuque, Ia, by
similar means.
s,,tE ksa k.s,, st,,.,,,l4 Z, ~, VI. -.
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CourrTOE McGRaw beardedthe Hamp.
shire Ion in his den. He told the hun.
FIFthat be had done what they protested
aslcE-tetaiaed Republicans temporari.
E-SaHuse he had some oaieial duties t.
Perform. The performance Of duties did
nS n6ty the cravings Of the empty
EOnaehS there sasembied. The proceed.
hH develop the Interesting fact that thil
Indignation Is dileeted Is the senators and
sAieay At Senator Camden, Whose turn
emss 6nt to run the gauntlet.
klOoh very much q though the anti,
Senatorial wing Of the panty has chosen
H1upahiN county for the scene Of the
afs bsnsh in the impending conflict. Il
requires no stretch 1.-THE Imagination L
e Windy wilson;s John !. Daris
!adee John BraunOn, Daniel B. Lueas
!ansl u Mason and others lin these high.
deking performances. We are much
E,sved to ses jacob Beesoa Jackson
Il D., throw his proud form into thl
Widening breach.
Aths personal organ Of Senator Cam,
&n, the ISEK1leEScRR advises him an1
blends, among them The President d
asIm..ed States, 70 put the Hampshir,
kieher. a.. bF0tasinr r..,,,t.t,,,. ~ sJ.a,l.,
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TzE RytEtr has its own reasons for not
desiring change in the Wheeling post
Oace 81 this dme-itis not now necessary
tOeiabor1te the reasons-but it ought not
tOIeek the accomplishment Of its end BY
.hEEing that the ISrElLIoExcER is work
isg iOs the removal OF Postmaster Sterling.
The R,yis.r need hardly be reminded that
Shea the ISrr1LIaxxcER goes into q little
n4ster Of that kind the public Is not IeittO
aOeital conjecture; the doors are thrown
Open, and for fifteen cents week every
kOty may witness in its every detail the
p.tiaie endeayor.
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latter the game, and accordingly the
Philadelphias have fiied a protest aglinst
counting ngthat game forthe championship.
The Boston GoRrier well says To an
outsider Bennett Is certainly the hest and
the representative catcher Of the country.
No catcher ever had the work or the re-
cord 81 Bennett list season. The only
catcher inthe nine, with bruised, broken
and swollen fingers, he faesd the Wild
work Of the experimental pitchers Of the
De1ofts with unhinehing courage and in
3 manner that won unbounded praise
from spectators Always quiet, gentle
manly, never kicking orplrleying with the
umpire, he Is the ideal catcher.
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THE Prohibition State convention meets
4 Grafton tomorrow. There VIII be
nas men in that convention who are not
dssrous Of giving the Democratic party
anindsdnits lease Of power in West yir'
inia- They viii have good opportunity
p nGke the proceedings interesting tor
Ehoss sehsmers who are pulling on the
FShihitOn string in the interest Of the
Dspoeratic party.
Il :hsre Is anything that would please
tAs Democratic politicians better than q
TSid party mo1emsnt it Is 8 Fourth
fRtg movement that would draw out q
The Republican raaks what might be letI
ts4 the exodus Of the Third Party men.
lths tuads or federal patronage be nee
tsasy to help the thing along the Demo
eFztc patty has both Al It's command, and
ID asthods are very practical.
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BosToS, June 20-The AdnatiaF in its
weekly review Of the wool market says:
The week haa been broken one,
owing 10 the Bunker Hill holiday. which
In part accounts for the small sales, but
the inquiry has been less than week ago,
and vhiie prices aTe not quotRhly higher
for any descriptions, meiinIn Eo0ls can
only be quoted frm at quotations. Ger
tGinly better terms can be made In fne
Wo0ls, and manufacturers are more indu-
ferent- Private London eablegrams ne
ceiyed to-day from different sources report
decline there Of laid In merino Eools
and the market depressed. On the other
hand, We have seen 4 eablegr1m declining
price tos good woods which had been
previously accepted, and those who have
tiIed orders have no: yet secured all the
wool they want. The reported decline
probSbly represents IN part the inferior
condition of the wool now being offered,
for It must be remembered that much OF
the last Australian clip was unsatisfactory.
and the drop may be also made 70 attract
American orders atill untitled. Austrian
Wools should decline about ii mora to ne
eeiye much attention from deAles on this
side. The esbled London quotations are
for Australian shrinkaee IS percent lid,
shrinkAee 59 percent i2j, 'shrinkage 80
percent Is d! The sale has nov been go
/ ing on Is days.
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BLAINE AT AUeUsrA.
Not out Of PablIe Ihe-wm Probably
Sneak In Ohio.


Speak in Ohio.
wasHrSoToS, June 90.-A special irom
Augusta thus notes Mr. Blains's arrival At
his home: aME. Blaine reached here by
this evenings train from Boston, and was
driven at once to his residence. BIS wife
and youngest son and daughter, who had
preceded him, arrived yesterday. When
Mr. Blaine stepped from the car he was
met by only one or two Of his intimate
friends, who gave him quiet cordial
greeting.
''Alter Mr. Blaine has completed his
book, which has reached It's closing pages,
he VIII take lie Tree and easy for awhile
during the summer solstiee. Possibly be
may then 70 70 Ohio and give his friend
Judge Foraker Z lift on the stump. He
has not the slightest intention of abandon
in public life, 50 his friends Say; but, on
the contrary, he Is still in the pol litieRl
harness, and is likely % remain Ia t0ra
number Of years q one Of The leaders Of
his party. L & understood among p0li-
rfieiGns that Congressman Mfliiken and
Senator Hale would give way 70 him in
case he would want either 81 their places
but outsides have expressed doubts
Vhether they would perform such a mag
nanlmnrs act.
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No Improvement In nBustness-No New ESa.
in The Wool Market.
NEWYoaK, June s1.-B Bfadsfsef Ijl0lu4Ial,
In lis commercial summary, says: sspecsal
telegrams TO BradrFotfs from the larger
cities throughout the United States con.
tinue the record Of almost uniform mid
summer dulIness. Alta few of the smaller
cities there has been an improved demand
Tor loans, notably at Detroit. At the
larger trade eenters the reverse i true,
with the sole exception Of Cincinnati,
where the demand for money Is mainly
TO move the new clip OF wool. The vol
ume OF produce and general merchandise
moving throughout the country Is Light,
probably smaller than at a like period last
year. In the Northwestern, or wheat
country, this Is undoubtedly the case. The
surplus bank reserves at the Eastern
financial circles, as Wella as at Chicago, con-
tfnue substantially Gs heavy Is heretofore,
and call loans uupreeedently low.
The iron AL steel industries show NO
signs Of improvement and prices are un-
changed.
The anthracite coal trade Is dulIer than
previously, and side traeks along the lines
Of the coal roads are liIiing up with loaded
coal cars. The bituminOus trade Is quits
demoraliEing 50 far as priees are concerned
in consequence OF the competition from
newly developed fields.
Dry goods have been in moderate re-
quest, and the production Of cotton fabries
in the East promises % be restricted.
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Didn't Know he Was a Repab,lean.

wAsmxGzoS. June el.-It having been
charged that KrzyzanoEeki, who was re-
eertiy reappointed as Inspector Of Gus
toms ii New York, is an active Repnbli-
can. reporter asked Secretary Manning
about it.
aWhy," said The Secretary, a did mot
inquire into the mans politics At al. His
appointment was asked for by large
number Of good citizens on account Of bis
excellent war record. Another reason
urged was that he was in q very neeessi-
tous condition. Although he wRs rather
old he was able 70 do the work OF his office
satisfactorily, so / reappointed him At n
salary OF 81 . day.
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Fred Lewis has been expelled by Lucas
i0r insnborifnation and dTunkeuess.
Rowe has lately been averaging Eiz
runs per game. At his salary these rum
cost The New Yorks Just So 50 each.
It's claimed that the Pittsburgh team,
before they LEFT home, had takenin sl9,.
900 cate receipts, the best On record IN that
city In short 4 time.
When the yirginians returned from
their very successful tTip North The cid:
Sans Of Richmond met them at the depot
With 4 bFzss band and marched up Main
lstreet, principally on account Of their beat.
ing Trenton three straight gEmes.
Bickham is considered tie best pitcher
inthe college arena. He b said % have
received offers from the Metropolitan and
proyide elnhs. The AIetrppE Eftians may
want him, but Proyidenee & strongly
enoueh equipped without him.
II & generally adrnitted, eyen by fhe
New York press, public and players, that
IN erroneous decision BY Umpire Decker,
In the eighth inning q the New York.
philAdelr hlA game d June Oh, lost the
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Ihisyinr indians shot,

sAIT LAKE ClTy, UIAH, June q. "A
Ttisuas special from camas, Idaho. slys:
-Four Indians were killed yesterdsy Il
Ross Fork agency. Idaho. The trouble
vas oec1sioned bs . couple oi Halnocks,
who had been depredatlng On the agency
stock. Learning ttsy were about % b
arTested foE thefS theitz t4ey droW
die Indian police from the 9geney This
morning. Opening IRE dpon them
they killed two and wounded Z
third, the other escaping. Latet n the
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S,r eonments forwarded by Consist
.,oya oi FairnOnt, are well made, and
~ ~ I 1s,r1IsrscrE would have taken itas
. ~ n,,t Of the ordinary courtesy ii 4COn-
: .;...ncy' had sent along his home name.
n. thing ot which hespeaa has not been
4eo.. ~, ,ud Is mot going to be done.
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wAsulSeToS, D. q, June el.-The ap-
preparation bill for the next ascal year
reads, in its provision for a new Assistant
Secretary Of the Interior, as follows: AFor
an additional Assistant Secretary Of the
interior, who shall be known and designa-
ted q Firs. Assistant Secretary, the sum
ofS4 500 is approprfated.n
Seeresary lamar stated 70 : reporter, in
view Of this Language, Il would be neees-
sary TO reappoint Mr.. MnldroW in order to
make him the Filst Assistant Secretary,
sand, = added the Secretary, .:he VIII be
raanrdinted .
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WuAr could be more touching than The
pectuels Of the aold Commander" dying
iaeh BY inch, experimenting on hi,
strength to estimate the probabilities,
giving to his physicians his calm iudg
nent, turning aeide to write new para
sraph for his book, submitting to the tor
tass Of cleaning his throat, dropping
back exhausted on his pillow for another
night Of pain and fitful sleepl These las
scenes belong to heroic history.
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about 80 police surrounded the thieves
near the agency and riddled them with
bullets. Returning 70 the agency the
police appeared cfazed with excitement.
For q time q general outbreak seemed i'm
minent, as all the Indians killed had rela-
tfyes and friends at the agency. The agent
finally succeeded in reducing them to
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chSIsra en the Iner.a.s.

A4nEID. june 9l.-Three new cases Of
cholera and one death were reported in
Madrid today. Saturdays returns from
the infseted districts arc as follows: Mad
nd, Snev eases, ! deaths; Valencia City,
. neweases, l0deaths; Valencia Province,
outside OF the city, 8 new cases, 4 deaths; I;
CastelloR de Laplana province, outside Of
the city, 105 new cases, 81 deaths MufeiA
City, s. new cases, 50 deaths; adjacent
towns, 1i2 new cases, So deaths; inthert-
maider Of the province, IS new cases, 20
deaths.