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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28

UsIrkD SrAFKs. Joseph L. Roberts -.
james T.. COnkhng et al Ia equity. Motion
for continuance denied, and exceptions 10
master report OF amOunt due oYerruled
ClEcuIr.-Samuel Post ~ jacob Schafef
and Franz Bier Assumpsit. Ordered that
plaintiff file security for costs within sixty
days Hattie Reed y. Mark Reed. Dg-
yoree. Decree granted complainant. ---
DAVID r. Abrams -. Catherine T.. Abrams.
Divorce. Deeree granted complainant
PkoBArF.-F Eat. Of Sala Smith, deceased. or
der admitting will 10 probate. Estate of
q. B. Morton deceased. Administrator third
annual account filed and May u set for
hearing. Estate of Michael Murtaugh.
deceased. Report Of sale OF real estate filed
and Estate of Zimmerman
Mortin et al minors. Order appointing
Ann Martin guardian. Estate of Florence
A. Walden et al. minors. Guardians bond
filed and letters issued 10 Mary Walden.
Estate of Lewis Jacobusse, deceased. Peti-
ton for appointment Of administrator filed
and May - set for hearing. Estate of
Nathaniel ID. 1Ooker. deceased. Executor >
neution for fnal settlement filed and May
p setifor hearing. Estate of Ninnifred /.
Sollau minor. Guardians bond nled and
letters issued 10 II. HI. Ivos.-Estate of
August Weikham, deceased Will admitted
10 probate.
L lily ~ a. H. i1hilnNpns 1itHi
HOtelling, J. Johnson, Peter McNamee, Jas.
Roberts, drunks, went 10 Jail for II days
John McGregOr and James Roberts, paid
S5.35 each for same offense.--fred- >.
Stearn-, disorderly; went 10 Jail for II days.
People ". Miles X. Norton Assault
and battery. Discharged.
SUPERIoR.-Barney NanPutten vs.. Lafay-
ette Hatch. In chancery. Motion To open
order closing proof granted. Sixty days al
lowed To take proofs.-GeOrge Thurstein
". Ransom c. Luce. Trespass on the case.
Motion for new trial argued in part, and
continued until Thursday morning.
A. Hubbard vs.. Mary Il. Hendershot In
chancery. Hearing on proofs in open court.
Henry Oswald W. Anna Oswald. In
chancery. Bill for divorce filed
JUSTICE WEsTFALL.-Ihe People W. Chas.
Osborne. Obtaining property by false pre-
lenses. Testimony on part of prosecution
closed and case adjourned to May 2-The
People W.. Ernest Phelan. Disturbing re-
ligiOus meeting at Byron Ce nter. Pleaded
guilty. Fined 81 and costs. Paid.
JUSTICE BRoUwER.-Johannes Van Der
Sluis vs.. Ocenus Van Buren,. Assumpsit.
Jury disagreed. d.--Michael Eagan Us. Mich
ael Murphy. Assumpsit. Settled.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28

G,.orre " Feldner left yesterday on =
bnsiness trip 70 Syracuse y. y
q. L. Dean. the able State news editor Of
tbe Detroit fres frsss. rs in he cIty
Mrs. : T. Hamilton and daughter hsvs
returned from their trip - New Orleans
Hon. Wus Snythe Farmer. II Benton
Hsrbor. registered st The Morton yesterday.
Arthur Lowell a promising younz attor
ney ~ Coouersville. Tss IN the city yester
taY.
Nafhauiel Jewett. prominent farmer or
Allegsn township. Allegan ecuDty, ~as IN
she cisy yesterday
Ms. y A. Bloezett. 81 Grand Rapids. =
WISHING friends IN this CITY. which uaed - oe
her horne. -l7ss7 E.Epieis Ps,aser
~ T. Saysfer. former principal u No.
.sriscol. hs= been appointed - The char -
natural science "a Fpsiiant High >cbool
J. A. Creswali. sf fhe Bufslc krenfsg 81
eyrapA. - ia the cfty. VISITING ODD frienee
snd cssiur a short -cst from business cares
J. n. p.,uneu ha= rented tse Wiluarth
Cnftara. sf fav view. ami VII spend IN
.esson a. thst delightful resort With his
farniiy
The fsssie-' Horn> Missionary Society of
sta osvtsien street. VI. r. church. VII hoic
eciaf MEETING ira the shnrch paricrs
--esisv sfteruoco.
r,fis prrksr. lsughter ~ n.
hss e.es, Hriur with her rela-
rar nr aixtt years past rear
has ref1rued horne and WI
with her parents. a -
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28

The Royal Templars of Templars, who
are Just nicely at home" ID their new
quarters on Pearl street, gave a public en-
tertainment last evening 10 large and ap-
preciative audience. Mr.. ID. +. Corbitt, III
opening, made short speech upon The
Merits of the Order" which was followed 10y
a song by Miss Garry Coy, with piano ac-
compartment. Mrs. Ingraham recited vel
''The Building of the Ship" and Messrs
Guye and Fitch played duet upon har-
mOnicas, which greatly pleased the audi
ence. Mrs. Wells recited THE Chapel Fee,
and the Prison" Mrs. Noll, ''rhe Marriage
Fee" and during the evening Prof. Forbes
rendered two temperance solos. Messrs
Friedrich Bros. furnished the piano used
upon the occasion.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28
Checking Baggage

The system of baggage checking has be-
come perfect in itself, says one of our city
baggage masters. The new form of special
checks can be used TO any point and via any
route in the United States. The passenger
has only 10 secure through ticket TO destin-
alton IN order to have his baggage follow
without further trouble. But baggage agents
are subjected TO all sorts of abuse, simply
because their instructions prevent checking
every such article as paper bundles, bundles
Of rope. saddles, boxes. glassware, etc, etc.
some people have a wrong idea that they are
allowed l5O pounds of all sorts Of freight
simply because that i all they have with
them.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28

Wm. Hart's condition last evening vas
about the same ~ the previous day. The
doctors think there i but little hope for MS
reeovery. They have not Jet secured the
the intestines. IN which case death will al
most inevitably follow Shall Hsrt's condi-
tion permit an operation will be performed
apou him to-day. Mrs. hart. mother Of the
wounded man. arrived in the city yesterday
from Chlcago
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28

Mrs. G. ID. Hodges, Secretary of the
Central w. c. I. e., says the organization,
in this city, numbers one hundred members
up 70 date. The youngest member is Miss
Martha Veenboer, aged 9 months, daught CT
of DR.. and Mrs. Veenboer, - Bostwick
street. who vas made an active member on
Thursday last by her mothers paying her
dues IN full for one year. and entering her
name upon the Treasurer's book. Mrs.
Hodges asks where il the next mother who
will thus early consecrate her daughter to
the work Of the Women's Christian Temper
ance Union,
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28

Re. D.. Coob Invited 70 Become the
Pastor o. ~ssta1 snster Church.

Re. D.. Cobb invited - 6scoms the
Pastor o. ~estan snster ChUrcn.
AZ uaseung u rl4s ooDssfsgs4rlon ~ " Est
minister Fresbs teria1 cnarch lasI evening =
49, soted unanimously - sxtsDa Is ea-- -
Rss sanford h Gotta. u. H., ~ Ns~ loFk
CITY - become tlae pastor ~ Tie en0rch-
Dr. CObo 4as preacieo az tae eZasc1 lie
f,ast 80 Sabbathz AID Us lsolle ~ tie
church sere ~ 1eA pleassd ths aLls--iaasa b
soIe n lzst evening - fhe result ihe rev
erene6 zeutleIu4n Is zbouE forty iiEs sears
of aye. and is q graduate of tale Colissse and
of Princeton theological Seminary. he has
been for the past twenty years, and i stll,
connected ~lth the Reformed Church de
ha- re .ently returned from tour round the
world. The members Of the congregation
are yers hopeful that hs ~iI accept the ina-
tation ~ become their pastor.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28

Saturday last a man from this city went
fishing out to the well-known trout stream
an A. II. Guilds farm in Paris township.
The man who has charge of the farm saw
doing. The man from the city pretended to
be catching minnOws, but the other, in order
to be sure about it, kicked pail filled with
water over, accidentally and discovered a
fine trout. He then ordered the city chap
house. Then the fisherman got mad, took
off MS coat and proposed to fight He did
fight, came out second -best-received pretty
severe punishment-and came home without
fish.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28

gentleman. who was in THE TIE
GRAMS Office, wanted 20 see DIR. Griswold
last night and put on his hat to 90 to the
doctors residence. Then, remembering
that he could reach the residence by tsle
phone. he call 81 for No. 6.2-3. and va.
answered BY a lady. He l. man 40 habit
ually polite. that when he heard the lady.
voice. he politely took off his Rat. and held II
IN his hand until the conversation vas fin
ed. entirely unconscious of his attitude OF o.
the fact that others in the Office had noticed
ms action.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28

= 6ar- T snoer Views 0a NOcai Beer
Ornksrs aad Drinking
4 haze sold - many A. z,so bottles u
oesr oses "a eouEtss ~ eae das remarked
q MeDFoe street besT dealer yesterday -tf
ooslrss lt =As . Bag day f9r 4s-i tblnz = @a-s
rhe occasion II Gen. 54tleFs Flst ~ Us
ciSy cur salss ossr the ooaDlsF ~ili average
about ] 90 bottles per dag ihls 1nes G01
inelssls ths beer sold D. ths giass. aoz the
Gaze beer sent oat % families. The Hil rss-
adeuts so1tin8ed the dealer Are
tie Dest customers hs deliver
fuors Deer ia The District kno@u a. the hi
thaa al ths Daianes Of ths eity. thlnk Il
Il On account u the p0of water az thers-
A. little # TIE ety water a. l. possible II
ased, and they have no ~ells, consequently
beer s ased largely Al their tables. " '-loaF
best days for retailing are Saturday, 80
zestsd tbs scribe.
B. AL means. - soOa a. the shOpe and
factories are closed ss have crush Ga
last SATURDAY Il ~as noticeable that scarcely
q working man called for eottle Of beel
sho did aOt have = fye or tsn-dolLar oIl
Ia Il not true that Of those persons three
fourths are earning iess than ten dollars
per week
No think not Probably haif Of them
receive on an average ten dollars week
aud the other half more than tina. amount
Times are aot half 80 hard with the laborins
elassss A. 4 few croakeFs would make il ap
pear.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28

opri2s & ColLl-zlg store Ls clslls cr0N<tuss
s11L isao41s tlkizlg s1sa1tASs % It's io~
EElcss prevailing there. Ar. he1rs crinnA.
las fEsl returned froua ! visit - The eastern
Iaarkegs. The unprecedented growth ~ ths
business of tte b5a-e 1ariug ths i<-St slA
Ilonths permitted hl1 - aa1ols LAfSs lots
greatly FL sxcess If sny forusf purchissSs.
Dfg gods ca1 G0s be trcugbG - spring q
CoLu las-ug a. oea rock pricss. lkas l. Iar-
t1calaris tie Gaze ~ the sllk department.
shere laey are 1aso0untlag al former efforts
Tie saLle activity r. t01Dd ~ ths carpSi
dslartfueut on the second aoor geuGie
lAu &b0 L1r srlJeT S1N thcrs to-day ~
marked shen he learned the prlos> caKpess
~ere bslng sold tor, thai spring OompaUg ,
must certainly bs dong Il al tor fun. 4
lady present said well II that l. - thss
seem u be having l0tS of fun. - Dont Hiss
tie fun IA Sprlng a COnpany- earpeE Dc
partDenL
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28

These comedians vii be greeted By full
house to-uight. Their rev play Il con
strncted - ~ 10 give them snch opportuni
ties a. they had IN the Two Dronios. '
with a modern dialogue and plot The viii
be their iast appearance here for some time.
- the play the prssz in the large citie- conn-
mend its eonaeiy in the highest terms. Rob
son Z Crane sre always good. likewise The
companies which support them.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28

The sixty thiri anniversary II the birth -
General c. : Grant wss informally observed
throuzhout ire city yesterday. Flag. han
ners and bnntinz we're displayed from many
buziness honzes and private residences. Ar
r. ciocs noen sixty three gins we're 6red.
whirh hraught from many hesrts loving
response for the neuaory ~ the hrs~e eora-
nasnder. nev esf1iinz nobiy ezsinsf dlzesse
and death.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28

wAmnssroa. April - For The Uppsr
I.akea. Iaseal r,slns; parity esoady seaihsr
variable zlnds. slightly EaFulari IA The
northern fostion stationary followed - ris-
M tsnpesatare, ~ tne southern portion
falling. followed IS rising barometer.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28
Skipped OY the Ligh, OF the Moon.

Skipped oY the Light OF the Moon.
Harrison Z GOurlays appearance al
Powers next Friday and Saturday Ia the
presentation OF their world renowned
comedy success Skipped by the Light OF
the Moon, viii undoubtedly attract more
than the ordinary interest, a. this perform
ance has created veritable furore for the
past two years IN all the principal cities OF
this country. The New York papers say
The best advice 10 give about piece OF
this kind l. 10 20 and Sc IL. No matter how
deep-seated may be the blues these two viii
cure while tho play lasts, and the stitch IN
the side that remains for the remainder OF
the evening will cure all thought of anything
else. The success depends upon the two
principals. IL - the sort OF production that
all New York will rush 10 see. The almost
crazy laughter that greeted II last night will
assure that, and the theater may feel certain
OF business such as il has only known once
before this season. Skipped by the Light
OF the Moon" viii simply last as long as
there l. a laugh left IN New York City. Ii
echpses ali former funny plays seen IN this
city for years
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28

4As ms1seFtos4 lsof rsceieiseg ia4 TIA
...4 rsralssls stsst VsoDspsiy 0sii confer q
.sor b soslfyissg tAis ggzcs ~ tsssgAosae o.
sostal asr,I Gar tsieph0ns 1ulnber 10 81
The total circulation OF the Morn
,nz Telegram" lasg week ~as lo.siF.
This mornings edition contains 5000
copies,
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28

The New England Furniture Company
offer their stock Of handsome chamber suits
AZ &. OF regular price anul Nay l. Those
who rish ~ secure bargsins on f1rnifure.
shouId call af oncc
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28

The Arcade has Ion been the business
home of George A. Hall Il Co., but they are
now leaving it. Beginning IN the fall of
1874 in a small room ON the opposite side
from their present quarters, soon outgrOw-
ing that place they moved, in 1873, TO the cor
ner they are now vacating. This one Is now
too small. and 10 extend their business and
spread out a little. they have fitted up the
store. No. - Monroe street, recently occu-
pied a a crockery store by Mr. c. Buckley.
The stock is being moved and new goods
purchased. The news stand will be filled
with the latest and best papers and period
Gals and stationery, books, and everything
of kindred nature may be had of them at
reasonable prices. Call upon them.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28

The old friends of Mr. ). Gutman will be
pleased to learn that he has returned to his
former vocation-tailOring He can now be
found at 100 Kent street. where he will exc
cute all work with neatness and dispatch. A
speciality made of cleaning and repairing.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28
Magazine OF American History

The rare ability with which this unique
publication has been conducted into the
front rank among the great mOnthlies of the
world l. a source of pride and pleasure to all
classes of intelligent readers. The cOntri-
buttons to the May number are not only
varied. scholarly. and valuable, but of q
widely popular character. The opening arti-
Gle will be read with intense interest by
every American capable Of approaching the
importance Of the achievements OF Com
modore Matthew Calbraith Perry of whom
William Elliot Griffin writes with a skilled
pen. But the contribution that will prob
ably attract the most immediate attention Is
that of General Roger EnOs-A Lost Chap
ter Of Arnold Expedition 10 Canada IN
l775." by Rev. Horace Edwin Hayden. Price,
$500 year IN advance. Publ 'hed at ~
Lafayette Place, New York City.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28

For clean bath 70 10 The Arcade Bath
Rooms
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28

Taa Nsw England FDrnienrs Company
ofFer their stock ~ han8sstnfe chsr'ser suifs
af 4 - reE1.ar price H1ta May O. lhose
who wi4h - sec1re bargains ou f1rrlrure
should cal sf oncr.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28

The Grand Rapids Sewer Pipe and Build
ing Stone Co. office f5 South Division
street. have just finished a sidewalk for
John Bertzch. li7 Mt Vernon street.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28
JOB PRINTING.

he zf.B5k44 - lo~ prepared - II
al kIDds ~ .ob printing slfn dlspaten-
Al ordsrs hsft at tls counting roola Elli
leeslgs prompt aE1sntIon-
TELEGRAM PUBLISHING co.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28

For pains in the back nothing equals St
Jacobs Oil. 1t cures quickly and surely.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28

Try the sIx resl tckss st the y ind=0r
Dining Haa ia Monroe street.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28

Bug youf buzaes ard rtasons of a. p
tntissiei
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28
BULLETIN

of our Syndicat Prices, on Bladk Gros
Grain Silks:
Gros Grain Silk, Black, 42c
Gros Grain Silk, Heavy Black, SOC
Gros Grain Silk, Heavy Black, 6212c
Gros Grain Silk, Heavy Black, 75c
Gros Grain Silk. Heavy Black, S71ac
2LInch Bright Luster, Sl.0O, War'n'd
25-Inch Bright Luster, Sl.25,
These two latter brands warranted not 10
cut or their full value returned to the purchaser.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28
- o Uniil Mav /

Mineral and PLAN Baths st,the Arcade
Bath Rooms
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28

The work on the steps at Crescent Park
was not done by the Grand Rapids Sewer
Pipe and Building Stone Co. All work
done by that company gives good satisfac-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28

For = sazzy buy y a a. Ans~isi-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28

The finest ss=ortn1en - hgEzies hator q.
sHrreTs and spring wagons in tne CTS st A.
Il 4rfrztt1trz
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28

Five baths for SO. Arcade Bath Rooms
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28
COlOred Silks,

Heavy Gros Grain. &c, worth 75c. An elegant
assortment of bright Heavy Gros Grain. Silks in
every shade at 79c; these sell everywhere at Csc
and 100. We especially invite ladies to an ex-
animation of these goods Every article strictly
a. represented in our advertisement,
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-28

Bpssne~s strictly confae"ssoL
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-09-16
TELEGRAPHEC BREVITIES.

Beauregard Carter was shot dead, Monday
night, in the southern section of Baltimore.
The shooting grew out of Democratic primary
election Daniel Williams has been arrested on
suspicion.
Six thousand persons are believed to have
been in Brooklyn Tabernacle last night to well
come Rev. DR.. Talmage Rev Fl. w. Beecher
made an interesting address Of congratulation
upon the pastors return.
By the bursting of large fy-wheel at the
rolingmill of p s. Kimberly & Co.. at Green
vile, Pa, yesterday morning, two employees
named Andrew Blum and John Fieck were IA
tally injured. The flying fragments demolished
the roof of the mill
The body of an unknown man was found in
one of the canal slips at Buffalo, N. Y, yester-
day morning bearing several CHASTITY wounds,
evidently inflicted with knife The man had
doubt been murdered. The pockets of his
clothing were turned inside out He had the
appearance of being canaler The police are
investigating the case.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-09-16
Patents for In(ifapians.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON, Sept 15.-Patents were issued
to Indianians to-day as follows: HALLS w. Bar
rows, Muncie, roller skate; Anthony FL. Bryan,
Evansville automatic pump and water elevator;
Clement l.. Carter, Union City. machine for
shaping post-auger blades; Ovid w. Conner,
Wabash. tag and tag fastener; Theo. Decker.
Charlottesville, nut-lock James Du Shane, South
Bend electric lamp; John Fish, Wabash, car
coupling; Albert w. Hazelreg, F. A. Jacob and
Fl. 2. Hood, Indianapolis, assignors to said Ha-
zelrige, H. Scott, of jefferson county, KY, and
M. c. Woods Indianapolis, signal lantern;
Alfred A Kinds, Lexington, washing machine;
Nicholas A. Hull, Peru, sewing machine table
top; John H. Osborn, Evansville, thread separa-
tor and traveller cleaner; John Preston, Indianap-
oils, convertible chair; Henry T. Rowlings, New
Albany, saw table gage; Ida c. Reid, Oakland
City, ironing table
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-09-16
THE LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Prince Bismarck Will Call a Conference
if Spain Refuses Arbitration.
The Italian Government Begins Issuing
Cholera Bulletins-The Disease Spread
ing in the South of France-Notes.
THE CAROLTNES.
If Span Refuses Arbitration, Germany Will
Call a European Conference.

If SPAN Refuses Arbitration, Germany Will
Call a European Conference.
LONDON, Sept ia dispatch from Madrid to
the Standard says: "If Spain persists in her
rejection of arbitration in the Carones dispute,
Germany will endeavor to convene a conference
of the European powers and the United States,
either at Paris or at Vienna, for the purpose of
deciding the principles which shall govern the
acquisition and protection of territory in the
Pacific. The convention will be similar to the
recent Congo conference"
The Spanish government officials fear that
England will force Spain to agree to the terms of
the recent rejected commercial treaty by contin
ually menacing Spain with the assertion that
England can, at present, see reason for recog-
nizing the claims of Spain to sovereignty of the
Caroline islands.
The Paris Soir says that Crown Prince Fred
erick William and Prince Bismarck disagree in
regard to Germany's policy in the Carolines
affair.
Tho Spanish note to Germany consists of two
sections. The first section contains apology
for the insults to the German embassy at Mad
rid and refers to the reparation which Spain in
tends to offer Germany. The second section re-
counts SPANS claims to the Caroline islands
1t is stated that England has given official
notice of her adherence to the note of 1875 re-
garding the Caroline islands, and has advised
Spain to agree to submit the dispute with Ger
many to arbitration.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-09-16

up to noon today. The city is full of people
to-day, and there is as much stir and hustle as,
for the last few years, has been manifested on
the third and fourth-the best-days of the
fair An unusually large number of entries in
the speed ring have been made, and the track is
being put in frst-class condition. so
that the trials of speed promise to
be of unusual interest The display of horses
and other departments, and of cattle promise to
be above the average while the agricultural
show the mechanical display and the ladies' de-
partment will all be crowded to overlooking.
Howard county has had very prosperous
son and her people are taking hold of the fair
with that hearty good will that always insures
success.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-09-16
THE CHOLERA.

The italian Government Regins the Issue of
Bulletins-The Disease in France.
ROME, Sept l5.-The government has begun
issuing cholera bulletins. The first shows that
from the 9th to the 18th inst. there were lag
cases and eighty six deaths reported in the in
fected districts of Italy. Yesterday there were
reported four new cases and four deaths at
Palermo. and fifteen new cases and four
deaths at Parma. The official reports
concerning the ravaees of cholera in the prov
inces show that during the past twenty four
hours there were thirteen new cases and four
deaths in Palermo. twelve new cases and eight
deaths il Parma, and no new case in Reggie
dell Emilia In the latter province, however,
there were two deaths from the disease
Cholera is spreading in the south of France.
AT Monasquee there have been eighty deaths
within three weeks Many deaths have occurred
in other towns. At Augbagne twenty five per-
sons died from the disease within few days. The
epidemic is decreasing at Salon. Seven deaths
from cholera were reported in Marseilles yester
day. Thirty patients remain under treatment
in the Pbaro Hospital No more bulletins will
ha issued there