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Department No. 4-Hutton, J.

Department NO. 4-HuttOns -
John 81 Murset, native of Switzer-
land, Gottfried Alexander and Peter
Hannappel, natives of Germany, Jules
Follandy, q native Of France, and James
Lertora, a native of Italy, admitted to
citizenship.
Cate VS.. Defendant failing to
appear either in person or by council,
testimony of plaintiff was taken, upon
the strength of which decree of divorce
was granted.
Hadley VS.. Abbott ct al.-Decree sign
ed and fled in open court.
Case vs. Records ct al.-Same as pre-
ceding.
Stone VS.. Adams-By consent of al
torneys, defendant Park in case No. 6273,
Stone VS.. Park ct al, allowed to with
draw exhibit No. 3, by leaving copy in
lieu thereof; original to be returned to
the files where it shall be recorded by
the County Recorder.
Campbell, VS.. Campbell-Upon reading
and filing of affidavit of Edward F.
Campbell, A. G. Egleston, notorary
public, of Minneapolis, Minn., was EN-.
powered to take the dispositions of Emma
A. Allen, John Van Hickey, G. H. Girls
void and S. M. Campbell, who reside in
that city.
SET FOR TO-DAY.
Hayward VS.. Hopkins ct al.-Ten A. M
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NOTICE TO the PUBLIC.

TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Satisfactory evidence having been furnished
me that company calling itself the North
western Insurance Company of Wahpeton, Da-
kota, is soliciting insurance in this State I
hereby give notice that said Insurance Com
pany is not authorized to transact business in
this State, and any one soliciting business for
1t is liable to prosecution under the law. From
the information furnished me 1 am satisfied
this Company is fraudulent, and has no inten.
ton Of paying any loss that might occur under
its policies and advise all persons to be on their
guard against W. G. Whitcomb and Frank Nc
Guire, who have been soliciting business and
issuing policies for the said Company, but can
not now be found by this department.
J. c. L. wADSwORTH,
jy1 It Insurance Commissioner.
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cure For SICK Hea dache.

II you want q remedy for billiousness,
cure for sick headache, call at @. H. Hance's,
the Druggist 78 North Spring street. Dr..
Gums Liver Pills; only one for dose, sample
free: full box 20 cents
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-07
Overland Restaurant.

the opening OF NJ. Bruce & Co.'s restaurant,
No. % East First street to-day, June II, 1888.
This place will be hrst-class In all its appoint
ments. Open day and night Private rooms
for ladies. Best French cooks.
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Magni6ed $50 Times.


Imagine millions of these animalcula in the
nose, throat and lungs, as well as the minute
eustachian tubes leading from the back part
of the throat to the middle ear, and you will
imagine the misery they can produce Thou
sands are swallowed when the patient is asleep,
causing kidney and liver trouble, headache,
blood poison, general debility, etc. We have a
specific for destroying them and expe,ing , 6s the
tSE IHD NEGATIVE ElECIRC QQDGH I$|lIa 19S
stomach Is bad. use ths glIIEQRlA POSITIVE AVG
NEGATIVE aEcIR SYSTEM BMDm It builds SIdnd up tee the
are manufactured from roots, herbs and flowers
that CROWN California, and are safe for Child
rem. They never fail. The Cough Cure Is ex-
cellent for Coughs Colds, vxKEIuE9
Group, &C., no child will ever g a. e
die with Group when this is = &
used. Our Lniment kill pain n E4W1 5SfsW p
instantly. See our Trade Mark q nm M \,
on every wrapper. Sold by ~ SSeslAH&F y 9
all druggists. ~ II
Creasinger & Co., Props. s
Los ANGELES, CALIFORNIA - -
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Township Court-Taney, J.

-
Dieckman VS.. acknowledgement
ordered for plaintiff as prayed for.
People VS.. @. M. Dibrell-Cause set for
examination July 18th, at 10 A. NJ; bail
$500.
Rider vs.. Chadwick-Demurrer over
ruled; two days to answer.
Rider vs.. Observation-Disclosures enters
a general denial.
People VS.. Robert Dignon and Thomas
Armstrong Misdemeanor cause set for
trial at P. NJ, July 10Th.
Torr vs.. acknowledgement ordered for
plaintiff as prayed for.
People vs.. Juan Abila ct al.-Cause
get for trial at P. NJ, July 11th.
People vs.. N. Chronis-Battery jury
found verdict of not guilty.
Hyman vs.. Guenter-Judgement or.
dered for plaintiff.
People vs.. G. Hernendez-Petitla larceny
case set for trial at 5 P. NJ. July IL. Bail
People vs.. Baertschiger-By consent
cause continued until 9 80 A. NJ. August 8.
Six cases of disturbing the peace were
also disposed of and fines inflicted
amounting to $21 in the aggregate.
SET FOR TO-DAY.
King vs.. Parkovich ct Atrial at 8
A. NJ.
People VS.. Suretti ct al.-Continued
u ntil 10 A. NJ. August 4.
Jones vs. Carter-Trial at Pm.
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ARE YOU MADE miserable by Indigestion
Constipation, Dizziness. Loss of Appetite, Vel
0w Skin? Shiloh Vitalizer ID . positive cure
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-07

Government lands located. Cheap
farming land for sale. Houses, lots, on
easy terms. Baylis & Co., 11S West
First street.
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. JULY z, 1883.
Notice is hereby given that the Board OF Su-
pervisors of Los Angeles County, California, is
sitting as Board of Equalization at its room
In the Courthouse of said County, and will re-
main in session each day from 10 A. NJ. to 12
N. and from P. NJ. to P. M. until and includ-
ing August 6, 1888.
By order of the Board OF Supervisors Of Los
Angeles County, Cal
|iyS7t o. H. DuNsMooR. County Clerk.
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The rush this season for accommodation at
this favorite resort has 80 far exceeded all ex-
pectations. that Mr.. Shatto has resolved to give
all chance of obtaining lot at their own val
uations, and for one day will have NO SCHED-
ULE OF PRICES.
The Auction Sale will commence shortly after
the arrival of the steamers Eureka and Falcon,
which have been chartered for this occa ion,
and will connect with a special train leaving
Los Angeles at A. NJ, returning in the evening.
As the number of passengers is of necessity
limited, tickets should be secured at office.
PRICE, S2.75.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

-->--~>~,.,.-~--,->~-,~--,1
-THE-
Alexandra WE'LL
TRACT,
CENTRAL AVENUE,
Between Eighth and yejar sts.
This beautiful tract, situated near the
heart of the city, was cut up and thrown
upon the market after the so-called big
boom Of last year had
folded its tent like the Arab
And silently stolen away"
But owing to its splendid location, mod
crate prices and liberal terms it has en-
joyed healthy
BOOMLET
From the moment when it was first
placed before the public. 1t is the gen.
eral favorite among the many beautiful
subdivisions Of the City Of the Angels,
and nothing will be left undone by the
owners to make the tract the most at
tractive residence property east of Fig
ueroa street. When all the improve
ments now under way and in contempla.
ton will have been completed, some
future Wordsworth, standing at the corner
Of Eighth street and Central avenue, and
seeing the beautiful young settlement Of
lovely homes on the WE'LL tract, and the
grand old mountain range of the Sierra
Madre looking down proudly upon it.
may we'll exclaim:
Earth has not anything to show more fair;
Dull would he be of soul, who could pass BY
| A sight so touching in its majesty"
Full particulars in regard to prices and
terms of the Alexandra WE'LL Tract, can
be obtained at the Office of the under.
signed, who will be most happy to give
intending purchasers free ride and
show them the property.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-07
New Cases.

new Ca6eSs
Only two new actions in the Superior
Court were filed yesterday in the Office Of
the County Clerk.
The first of these was complaint on a
promissory note, by ]. A. Campbell,
against W. M. Monroe, The face value
of the note in question is $14OO, and was
made February 20, 1888, in favor of H.
w. Fraylen, payable May 1st, and bear
ing interest at the rate of ten per cent
per annum, payable monthly, and if not
SO paid to be compounded with the prin-
ciple at the same rate of interest.
HI. P. Gregory brought action against
H. Rehwoldt and J. Hepp. The COM
plainant alleges that defendants on the
I'd day-of July wrongfully and unlawfully
detained personal property of the plaintiff
to the value of $1,000, and that plaintiff
was damaged by said detention to the
extent Of $3.50, wherefore he asks judg
ment for damages and restitution Of the
property or its cash value, together witt
costs of the suit.
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CITY Justice Cour.-Austin, ]

City Justice COufS-Aust1ns
People vs. Pat Hughes-Battery fined
$50. Committed to County Jail for 25
days.
People VS.. Won All True ct al.-Violat-
ing. Examination set for 10 80 A. N.
July T.; Bail $1,000.
People vs. Hick ct al.-Lottery charge
dismissed.
People VS.. All Ben ct al.-Tottery de-
dendants adjudged guilty and ordered to
appear for sentenced at P. NJ. to-day.
SET FOR TODAY.
People vs. Kinney Brown-Assault to
murder, at 80 A. NJ.
People VS.. John McCord-Assault with
a deadly weapon, at 10A. NJ.
People VS.. Weng All Tame ct al.-Riot
at 10 80 A. NJ.
People VS.. L. d. Hollysworth-Battery
at IL A. M.
City Justice Court, No. 2-King, J,
People VS.. Brady-Continued unit
18th of July at 2 pm.
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THE COURTS.

Department. No. 2-Gardiner, j.
Estate of Stemmons Lyle, deceased
Order to show cause granted; bond,
$1,000.
A. G. Myberg and August Larson, ma
tives Of Sweden, admitted to citizenship.
SET FOR TO-DAY.
Estate of Chas. j. Williams, deceased
Settlement of account and distribution.
Estate of A. H. Morris, deceased-Set-
tlement of account and distribution.
Estate of Benjamin Kraemer, minor
Settlement of final account.
Estate of M. E. Hodgkins, deceased
Letters of administration.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-07

A NASAL INJECTION free with each bott
ofShiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price5O cents.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-07

This beautiful tract, situated near the
heart of the city, was cut up and thrown
upon the market after the so-called big
boom of last year had
'folded its tent like the Arab
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-07

MINERAL WATERS.
These mineral waters are prepared with
the natural springs by celebrated German
and French chemists, and are similar to the
natural waters In every respect
Seltzer Water, Apollinaris, vichy, Hunyadi
Janos, etc, price So per dozen syphons.
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less mischievous than the wild orgies of
desperation, which make the pages OF
history lurid with conllagrations and re-
voting with scenes of horror during the
'black DEATH in the fourteenth and fiji
teenth centuries.
Let any man imagine himself with wife
and children in Jacksonville, and then
think OF firing cannon" in the presence
OF yellow fever patients, with the expecta-
ton OF killing the pestlential virus, inside
and outside of the patient, by shaking it
to death. Let him think OF the roar and
glare OF burning tar barrels and bonfrcs to
fill the city with smoke, and worse than
all, lethim think OF "a distinguished doc
tor, all the way from Cuba, literally un-
harnessed, and to whom has been given
carte blanche to burn houses ii he thinks
proper, and he will do it, too" Let him
think of himself, with wife and little ones,
shut up in town and hclplessly at the
mercy Of such as this, the atmosphere
reeking with the stencil of combustion,
and more terrible plight is hardly con-
ceivable. Can there be spectacle more
pitiable, more heartrending than that OF
Jacksonville today2
JosEru Hour, NJ. d.
New Orleans, Ia, Aug IL.
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gle accidcnt. A ton ycnr old boy

out gle accident A ten year old boy
who's, anne did not know, had his legs
crushed. He was one Of the rhingvalln's
passengcrs. 4 number OF her crew were
also taken aboard the Wicland. The sea
had become somewhat roughcr by this
time, and there were many lively scenes
rs the children and older passengers were
lowered in slings 10 the boats. The able.
bodied passengers and the crow used the
ship ladders, As We reached the Wieland
the last Of the Gciscrs abandoned life.
boats iloatcd out OF sight There was no
fault to be found with the manner In
which we were treated aboard the Vie
land. Nothing was too good ior us. Even
the passcngcrs divided their clothing with
the uniortuuatcs from the Gciscr"
Capt Albcrs, of the Wicland, upon
reaching quarantine tclcgraphed the first
intimation Of the disaster TO Capt H.
Bordehauscr general superintendent Of
the Hamburg line. Arrangements were
Ot once made for the reception of the res
cucl passengers in New York. Surveyor
OF the Port Beatty and his assistant, John
Whelan together with the agents OF the
Thingyalln, met at the Wicland as she en-
tered her dock in llohokcn. The GCiser
was one of four vessels owned 10y the
Thingvalla line, aud was considered their
crack ship. Most oi her passengers were
western people who were booked 10y \.
Morcnzcn Il Co., the general agents OF
the line nt Chicago. Mir MortCn1rn IN at
present in Copenhagen. His partner, Mr..
A. T.. Johnston, is expected 10 arrive
tomorrow in the North German line
steamer Gauzollc.
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Special Dispatch 70 The Appeal
wAsmSGroy, Aug. l6.-Thcrc are sev.
oral Florida people In the city who have
come from the infected districts Of that
State, but Health Officer Townsend gives
Il as his opinion that no danger Is TO be
apprehoudcd from their presence here.
II il stated by a gentleman in a position TO
know, that many refugees from Florida
'arc registered from other localities Tor fear
Of being expelled from the places Of sale
~ they have sought. The morc famous
physicians here, however, say that no dan
Ger is TO be approhcndcd on this score
Inn In cities rs far north as Washington,
Philadelphia and New York the disease Of
This late day In this season could not gain
a ioothold that would impcril local resi-
dcnts. Surgon-Gcncral Hamilton, Of th,
marine hospital service, las refused tC
grant further leaves Of absence 60 govern
ment surgeons applying for them. liz
docs not regard thc situation In Florida, Of
elsewhere, as especially menacing, bu
thinks Ii best with the disease In the coun
nv that every man should bc at his pos
m casc OF q sudden outbreak.
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rINsr MI55l5BIrrI REGIMENT
Organized with r. NJ. Levy NJ Colonel
Pheasant Afuirl.


Pheasant Anu'r1.
Special nispriUh 90 The Appeal
Duu,sr Miss, Aug. 10. a convention
Of line uniyrr from companies composing
the Fiisl regiment oi the Mississippi Ma
tipnal Guard WIS held here yesterday
Tho ioIluw.ngcumpauics were represented.
West Point Rides, Winlui Rifles, Walden
Vidritcs. Wn0ui Cadets, Dunnt Gnyt
aud Lexington Guards.
Capt T.. T.. Moore ul tho Niuonl Rifle.
presided
An election fur rcgiman'al officers was
held and the following selected Colonel.
Can't u VI. lDyy, West Point Rides.
lieutenant COLONEL, Capt T. T. Muuw,
Wuoui RIFLES. major, !. W. Matthews.
Walden NilyUHs surgeon, d. g. T. Nur.
phy ui puuu' chaplain The Row J. IT,
lngl. Lexington.
thr uuuut Dmys male all delegates
nnI mi'inf. visitors their guests AMI Dn.
trfturl tIHm al the West huusr during
their stay
hpGn,a pfHunicl their rplDrl ~ thUIr
upHusrr. MIH Minnie Hamilton. iu l iur
nal manner .Isi night NJ tho 'iiy ball, a.
which aI, responded Tmri1ua.y lul thuu
welcomed iur guests iu bright AMI happy
address. 4 grand complimentary hiI
WIS then commenced lul continued tIll 2
Y.YIuFI La u.
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SrmNauTtu. Mas, Aug lh. Reports
10 ihr Nru England Hya,fah from l,Ii3
correspond .u'r. covering ihr imIi growing
SECTIONS Of NrN England. NDW York 1nd
Michigan. show an enormous yield ui
gmpos boo 900 rrctions, a remarkably short
crup of pnlr oi hll varieties, ouulilrI
Weld ui p.umH lnl fall crop ui pr1rIH.
in u,IlWnw, Michigan aud other srU.inus
whore commercially grown, with u EIH
limited puIuiiuu iu the peach orchards n
southern Sew England. High Uuur wr
considered positively certain lur Iwlrs tui
p'umH. with medium values iur uup lUH
prirhrs. boot rHpya held iur thr winter
mlfluI ut.I duuli.Ds command rJWpIu
lively mu,, puuH Tho apple crop boo uu
iIr whole considerably lees Than .,N.n
wear production, two ycuH usp, owing FOL
dfuuih bod .Hmo sections cold weather 90.
tlc time ui blooming aud premature drop
ping uI iHu iuIL
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Excitement n, 0h,rago.

CuCAGo, Ill.,, Aug. ld.-lmmcdiatcly
ON the receipt Of the Associated Press dis
patch announcing the sinking OF the Gciscr,
q reporter called at tho office OF the Thing.
valla here. The office is only second to
the New York office. Branch offices are
established throughout the northwest
which are tributary tn tho Chicago office.
These minor offices reach large Scanda.
navian population aud the result is that
the rhlngyalla line Is really the only one
which receives the patronage OF that ma
tionplty. No news OF the disaster had
been received and the agent in charge
stated that several hundred passengers had
lett on the Inflated ship from New York.
| Tho Chicago office had sold about fifty
tickets 10 people from all portions oi the
northwest They were q class who were
making trip back to their old homes to
visit friends and pncw old associations.
Later In the evening, when the sal news
| han become disseminated, the office Of the
company was hcsicgcd 10y anxious friends
OF some Of those who sailed by the Gciscr,
but ~ the telegram received from the New
| York office was very mragcr, ~ 10 details,
no consolation WIS given them.
Tho list oi those who tuuk passage from
| the Chicago office IN about ns follows
| Anlrcw lnuobrctscn. Mary lngvbrtscn
aud their daughter Lila, 4. J. Jcrrn, l..
H. Petersen, his wife llcrNig aud two
children, Solicrt Petersen, John llrocrUon,
Nrs Jensen, julius trlcrickscn und wife
Julia, and laughter Annie, T. T.. John,
| Charles Cnrlsen, Kitlio Gulhckson, Peter.
| son n. MorsetEdt. Potter Unuson, lohu
EhlquiSi, Mts. John 5. Jascn and child
lr. 4. Johanson, Chtii Eliscn. Masnu
Andersen, ME-. Jolur,s p, infant q
II. Lilo, e.. G. Hrdicu. ."filzayelh aud Rog
nan Berg, Capt, Gcur.c VI. hminci
John Tcnyold. ole Chrisioflscn, Cnrulin
Carl. Annie aud Oscar Wicker Jcuscn
llilda Soldhcrs, Louise Andersen, lnrit
Rummcndlhl Annie Thompson, Mad
Hansen, Gust Adler Paul paulsen, ANN,
nnd kircn SOypnscn aud Miss h. NJ. lc
/ tUf#Nu.
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have just completed arrangements to
supervise all baggage coming from the in
fected districts OF Tampa and Jacksonville,
Fla. have no fear that our city will re-
ceive the infection OF yellow fever ii can
supervise the baggage. We will welcome
these refugees and strangers flying to us
for safety, and only ask that their baggage
be turned over to us for iumigation. To
this end | have requested all the railroads
from the south 10 notify me OF the pres
cnce OF through baggage on their trains. !
also have agents at Cincinnati and other
locations along the line who will notify me
OF the presence OF such baggage ii the rail
road neglects." There were several pack
ages on the train which was wrecked near
South Lawn this morning, and they were
transferred to the Grand Trunk. Not a
parcel will escape fumigation.
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They Are Iius,iinE.

NEw IUHK, Aug l0.-A a regular
monthly meeting Of the executive commit
i.p oi the American Protective Tariff
League held today reports were received
showing that an immense amount Of work
L1d brrn done during the month. Seven
hundred aud ninctysiS thousand five hun.
Jrrd pamphlets had been sent out with
aLout Z. ON. .OuD pages. stephen W. Roach,
"a NrV York. Was elected Ia place OF Car
r,it Roach. deceased. Ex.0oy. Henry VI.
itgyt. ol Pennsylvania, was elected genera
srrf,iary Of the league In place Of J. j.
Weeks, resigned
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HI.II.I ~. .."' n. lN" NNI'iI
tmI.suuUN, Tenn, Aug 10 The
annual Institute Of Young Mems Christian
Association secretaries grows in iulrusi
and attendance. by the end Of lbo week
prYluMF l.Hu people will lu urrsrui u'
iHp ground. uu the summit of Lookout
mountain lHu pXrrIscs pafiaku Ul thu
r1mr.m,,'uF Ur Chiutauqua order and
Vill continue fortnight.
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Ar.II Tor Tho .reenbark Pariy.

wksuiSoroN, Aug. lG-Gco. .. Jones,
chairman Of the national committee Of the
National Grccnback party has issued call
for a national convention 81 the party 10
meet nj Cincinnati Wednesday, September
u, Isss. 20 nominate candidates ior Prcsi-
dent and Vicc.rrcsdont Of the United
States. and "io take such further action ~
may b. dccmpl necessary 81 preserve TIE
naino aud organization aud 10 keep before
the people the great principles on which
that party was originally founded The
rall states that "tho chief reason for cali
ing the convention nt Cincinnati, s that
alf railroads will scll tickets 20 that city
and rJturn ~ about half rates during th,
continuance Of tie Centennial exhibition
which lasts until December next
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IIrIrnn.. Iir., nnIe.

llIHI1I UTII"TT0 20 Ih' ANloaL
UursA, Ark, Aug l6.-The fmt bale
of cotton Of the season WIS brought 10
t0s morning on the Arkansas Midland
f.lI n uH raised by NJ W. - Well.
i..... Hf UHufpr county II WIS pamlcl
r...... fHv streets this morning and sold
gf .H..u II was bought. by Mr J. W.
C'u."u. oi this city. at i3i cents per
r1uud. lbs cotton graded Ne mIddling.
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The prcsi,len, CALLED Upon.

wAsuiNGroN, Aug. l6.-Tho Florida
delegation In Congress called at the White.
house today and requested the President
10 authorize the immediate use Of the un.
expended balance Of the epidemic fund,
amounting TO sl50OoO In supprcssing the
yellow fever In Florida. Tie President
sid he would consider the matter.
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WAsHNGroN, Aug. l6.-Iy direction
Of the Senate committee on epidemic dis.
cases, Chairman Harris asked the Sccrc.
tary Of the Treasury what amount hc had
ON hand 10 be applied 10 the suppression
OF epidemic diseases. The Secretary has
replcd that hc has $4,000 remaining
fr6m last year and thinks that will be sui.
fciont. Senator Harris, however, thinks
the committee will recommend the appro.
priation Of $780, 900 additional.
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CnARLrToS, S. g., Aug. l6.-Fourtecn
passengers from Floiida-none Of them
pick-passcd norihw.rd this evening.
james j. Carey, from jacksonville direct,
was slopped at Yamcsec, but came on n
Green Pond. Detectives arc watching ior
hi,p al Ashley Junction.
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rhcci,y ofInckson. Mss, auarnn,incs.

Special bislmirh % lhc Appeal
JACKSON, Miss, Aug. l6--At n meeting
Of the board Of mayor and aldermen held
this evening, the following resolution was
adopted. "Bc Il resolved, that the mayor
be and Is hereby instructed 10 issue at
once a proclamation quamntining against
all districts aud points that are now or
hereafter may be infected with yellow
fever"
In accordance with above the mayor h.
sued the following proclamation: "By yir.
tue Of the authority vested in me ~ mayor
Of the city Of Jackson, !, William Henry,
do hereby quarantine agains, all infected
districts and all points where infectious
diseases have appeared, and all points
where refugees from such places are al.
lowed 10 domicilc, this quarantine 10 con.
tinuc In effect until otherwise revoked.
Given under my signature this 10Th day Of
August, lSSS. WILLIAM Henry"
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Cuic,Uo. H., Aug i6.--lIealth Com
missioner De Wolf announced this morn
ing that he had no fear from the fever
infected southern districts. lie said. 81