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aeh1ttnfaucA


Milp aufee, g2i9., 81. Sauuar. -GH
Sn9, nit meId)em Gugefelte Ger ,Shicaso=
gf'imanfee=St. Paulz &iientabH" mad, gSsffs
DiiIpanfee befDr6ert puroen, cotliotrte beute
in Ger 9IGbe BON Werrilz Barf nit elmer Qos
fomottoe. Gin Sremier, gtameus u. oar
rotp, truS lebensg sgefdbrliGe SerlesuuSeu bas
bon.
ct. SAM, g2inn., 81. Sanuur. - SH
Ger gtGbe bes Suuuels al Der 4. Strase ffies
zen heute friib sDei 8abn3iige 3uiammeu.
8te SofDmotiueu, Iopie Die &nbeu Stueier
BaRagtermos9ons puroeu oemoIirt. OfIs
dlnel Glahertp, Der 8ormauu Der ngtinuaa-
polls ct. 2ouis= s=StabHhuppen" in ct. Baul,
ipurhe nuf Der Stelle 9et0otet uno elm g8st=
d1snft5uer, ytameus .. RcStunis i9uer
perl's. Die Bafasi.re tamsu nit Oem
SGreden bn6on.
0fo rpsnilIe, &s., 81. Sanuar. - Gin
Herlcuenbu9 bernSmGha. epubicau= Sallen=
Eabn" ehtgleife beute friib BET Ststo uuo
bier NaagOns fiir3teu uou Der IS SuB hoben
sDiGung herab. Nebrere BafdSisre, ba=
runter GrzSherifi 5. R. Soorbees Don bier,
murogn bebeniih oerlett.
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g seat tF ote @eIegeubet
Cine BlaiAe BON SHnt's SuisttenpuIoer, bas
man NIT lmfGt IN bic Bettfelle uno oie
Gdeu uuo g8iutsl fireHt, eripirt mau9e Ipd.
tere T2ibe uub 4luse. Bteis 25 Gents. !3H
5ubeu bal Sstb Q. Sunce & Comp,
ytr. $40, Cfs (neu; alte gtr. 1O8, gBeRs BAL.
lirnnrefrG5e. (127]
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ST. @asopS gsrbaItuma IN Gostc Eieo.
Rsrmismfes.

Spreder Carlisle erflart. er nerbe itdj in
tie GntiGeiouug bes Sauie8 beSdsttd) be8
3b0be Carlisle GontelteS in te,uer Beiia
einmiideu; ts fcmme Inn am BenigfaH III,
in oieier Sesiebun9 ,rgeno ipsIdJe 8arI3ldge
ooer SorIhriften 81 ma6en-
Der Seiretdr bee SETern BAT ben &nu9re5
erludlt, b,e Suu1me ran 1882 Gu8guo2r.
fen fir bic SdahlO8baltuua Der &lsa @toaSz
unb &eb 2eaf 5tdunle ner SiOur Saoiauer
fir bic berIelben tul Sabre 1878 bon oem
Wfititdr fOrtgencIImeneu 4pnies.
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9saDspGts's G}Eaett,
raB gfUbe 2cbers ttlt0 giGGetss
csgtl9tqftfcE

EolFdnbts sefbmagtos, gut nblr5uisrt, purgireu
rrgutIeH, reHig5U mo Edrten. JidbWuUs BitIen
htileu aue NnttgclWGB tgtsitcn oe5 DiIgens, Der
&eutr, Der GiHs lWGJbc, o,I 3tereH uHo DER 5lairs
uIuUie &1uuig,ittG, SCJhOpiIHB, Sartlsi6tQt.h,
&g1tQuuugs sbeiuUryoeU, SQspgpIe, 8Queule,oeus
BeHer, uRtcIletbseHEGHoun8, pGmou5o6eu uns
ale onl.tgen lnEeuttn StaHtbeitsn. Jltn DegetdS
Julic, tetu GurdI5ar, mtnetalibe ober iOnRise
id.ioIlte Gyoguen eniaaIteub.
Urets rs cents Die @ 1abteI. Gu
tGbIn byi Glen ApObseIu.
&lle aHeBe6eIdRets, 5uoeriaiige gtebtJtn.
gaoipoq & Comp. Rene 9erren! S9re yiG.n
blbEH in mcsEt4 t5ume oft elmer Sraulbeit pprges
6sUgt. sd ji4I mtdJ Obnc iie ME fiber. Se b'i6en
iEg aus3eteinnete, suUerlu iae UieoBiH. ST. e.
eberer penrp sen WORM.
G9G6anTt, SJropuoi5zG0uHtg, 81.
gtas elu &rBt iber JtaoDag's Bt[len iG3t.
Sd gebrau0e Sgre Requirement Biaeu uu0 ems
pjet,s pe u5 alien Gu0eJeH BleH uberlesen uns perE
tuuit itgr ullc oucUu. sd gdUe iie INNER Dondtbia
uHn geJIauCe i,e m UeIEec Srlrs uu6 IN meiILf
EGmtl;e uno Erroe i9uou INNER uor allen oH6tiGH
Y!ugT ben SorBug gedtH. Sgr tI3ebener
DR.. u, 3, Dt I0ol lebroot.
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GpiegeI, Silner, Tabmen. Statnetten,
Gippia9sl aiier Dirt tn cR6laier dusuabI
~ nen biaigfteu sSreiieu ~ babea In sStls
ttim Gdharht's aaaf:baanlnug, Hr. 435,
&eas SaItimgreEraBe. (246,u.i.S@
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g o bat g. Srtble.

0te 9eeerssanrfd,nh rlijien perfauit perbsn.
gfeue Raaren trefftn en, uno nit unierem Eager N
besbalb aufserdunt ueroen, ofern Der neorige $res
Dies bu erSielen mStonoeiFt. seieaSte forefdltts,
tpaS tptr Sbaea su fGecn baben, utto bcad, ten
sic nie g;rets=Gfeontiton bet oea beften Seoers
Sansidbnheu: S,afcu nit etetteta esiiden
$3.50. aer6bnlider Brtis s1.75. gerieibe 9auos
Sdlnb, &afer unb ae!tlGter Rfifsn Sl.!5, ae7
ip6bnlier Yres 81. Dies lit IN Der 2pat eine 5erab7
fesung bes 4reiies nno iolte fr 5eeen, Der 2eoer'
Gan6id;nbe t1dst, bon Sntereiie ietn. gBtr fuer=
Ben ben 9ro6en &eoers seanoidInbz z8ertauf tnterez
fant fir Gle rlade uno Sbnen ioIhe 8orbee 6iez
ten, bas Sie in Naiien bertommen meroen. ifaafz
baftae &eoer $sauS iGnbe, sSouuin," einfab,
reDusirt auf 81 .35. gemohnIi1er 8reis Sl.50 D.rs
feIte camSia1mb, fani9atls, 9egtft, pon Sl.I5
uui 81 SO rebubir. @ine aloeIe Yreisbarabietung,
iuslde ieSe 9ame inteseiren iOte, IT Der; Misses
Saten Ganeiauh, slatt une gettltt ron $l.l3
oui 81 1eSusrt; ur,ere H. uno 5=tnopH9e .5ouotr"=
urb nMilon-zSuatdt nit 6eitidtem Nafen. bon
$1.50 auf s1.35 berabqeiett fdmmtltn 9a,anttIt
1lnb aneepast. Gis besreen, ipornnl mir bie5 Spfer
briueer. gBir ha6sn Su uieIe &anaidiIbs, uno ne
Iniiiien peYiGuit peroen.
Sob.s g.. Sribte,
Q9D CHARLES uno 2ertagton' Strase.
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Neue Mnsetgsn.


@es sss soaspee. aae sss E1saie"s' sss@sss
Ssbn 3. GaIsimaHs
5abrtsanI aIer a-ter
DernYftegIeI, 5&lnte, gSaTarheaalter, Del
AEsisss, SGrsaIsssAsl 1fY.s SfSs
ssrBsioussZe Auimsrtiunfca StJs &spataiafen
anssiAfnci. iisShf3.lSl
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qn bas BubIifum


m g3sbet ittsr uno 0eTlanet RabDap's unS d6srs
Ieust &Uq, oCb oGr RGme 1Ra0lUaq- aut oem Mrtild
+, cen SIR tauit.
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Gnt.Feuo cnfer Ser gSDEertoaIe.

gf b I & tg = ttg, 9febr., q. Slrt. -
8tter Ainnep, lpelf)er BON Der t5iour.Ngeuz
tur IN 0otata bier anfaR1, erfldrt, eer Ser
iuf On Wenidsnleben in 6o!ge bes gro5en
Sliijar6 lei bebeuteuo unterifdst noroen.
@r reiiie SGge unb hate in iauer 3eit 5
WieiIen 3urIdgeIegt, pdbrenb baS Guednlbsr
TGbreno Der gaHien 3eit auf 40 Srab uHter
giuu ftanb. @r ueit3reibt Die Scsnen, Die
f6l in oem 3uge abipielten. Die Sobleu
moren tHapp gepOrOeu. Die Balia9tere
brdugten fd3 in eineu Roggon suiamQeu,
I'M Darn 3u bleiben. 3wet SdHgtiuge er=
lGgfH Der SdIte. Die aRdnuer batten ale
tbre lleberr0de uno mas fe ionft an Sleiz
euugSf!iden eutbebren foHuten ben Sraueu
NIB SiHberu gsgebeu. 9a Dieies uitt gez
uiigte, 10 hoIte man bic Bof6de aus Dem
Yofwaggou unb nidelte bic &iuoer IN 0ies
ieiben elm. ar e,ner StltiOu 5u BoubOmmes
@Grrtn fUurGen 70 geiden BON grIroreueu
on einem Gage IN Elm Depot aebra9t. Be
rtcltsn aus Dpnfton aufOI9e, iOueH I'M Serris
toIirm tibsr 1000 Yerioueu erfroren ieiH.
Gie Counties. in Seneu Die n1eiien Eooeaz
f0ue nortamen, ftHo: Bonbomme 16, 6utz
dlnicu IA, GircOlu 13, 8ea6le 25, Spiet y,
DGno IL uno gRar0 Is.
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Gin oeutSaer GrensuaGlter nno cit frans0T=
I(hgr sSGSer.

idlgr sS6Ser.
Nancp, %. 3anuar. - Sin 71=iabrSer
G'nnr, HGmeHS Garbaret, mar beute i'm 81
flriit Greur, nabe Der beutiben 9reu3e, aui
ber g&,Ibihpeinja9b unO iuurce babel BON
eiHem beutifen 9renjmddtsr augerufeu.
GGum bate er 9att sema6t, als CT BON Dem
&Een3pdGter aEsefallen pur6e. Oar Ges
tere sntriB eem Sdger isine 8itdie uno lief
hCfrit OQppu.
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N. N. N.
3aSwap'S SeGOp 3eftef

rHtsrIdst niemaIs, Gdmsrs,n In einem 3ettrd1m
BON elmer bis Srpan5ig Unuen bei einem sinmaItasH
griin0lIten @e6raud1e 5u lInoern. @S madlt 9hhis
aus, Uie beftig ODER peini9eno Die Shmerien iriA,
mslde init Gbeumatismus bebafete Berionen, 6etts
ldaerige, gehpddte uerfrHppete, uerp0ie NIT Jleus
ro!9e ooer nit elmer Guoern Rrantbeit bcbaIt t Her
ionen 5u erbuIoeu baben. Gaonap's Reaop Relief
ntr6 benielben iofort Siroerung uerihaffen @s ius
oert ougeubltdliA unO beilt in tlrSeter 3et:
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Ser 9Se1sro1motl.
g;jctsabSs 9lenfd1en ia efseEt besuaenPen
Sani.hoISe tstttn c2ntt,tte1t

SsSfDSNiS Nu8ACtuUS3AeE.
Dututh, Winn., 81. Sanuar - Seaen
Titteruaht nnrbe III benz Gof1auie BON
gtaipu @arnabg 5euer enthedt. Da8 5aus
TER sur Get nit 8offgdH9ern angeiiillt. Die
Gle III ben Betten iageH. Oa5 0ebiuo e
mar cus p0lj Hnb bas 6euer griff 10 i1ueu
nm ft5. bGB ben in ben obeyen 5tOdUs srfel
mobusnoeu GIe INsDege abgeidnitten 80
reH. gtnige Der 2HdMuer rettetan nd, inoem
fe aus ben Senfern auf bic Strase ipraH.
gen. Ssoo6l farien 10 ilHalRdIida IN sen
6an.men nm. 9ieielben iiab, iorueit be-
fuHut: 9lDbert gBbitforo, sSm. Burns, Wli'e
SierneG, Gou. @pungQ uEb eiH Sremoer, Der
eri ON Nbeu6 uOrb5r aH9efOnmen Ddr.
8jie glameu Der auoeren ftuo nod Rjd)t be-
fSrnt. - Soc 6artiu'S SOahau8 bragRle
tbcrfaGs nb, bod rettften fih Die 89nobaer.
Sic Q&;rtbidQft BON Scot & Pamero rour0e
Grd) brrtb bas Seuer beiAdoigt. Der augez
tiGtete Sdabeu beIduft fidl auf $12 900.
@bicago, %. Sauuar>-gine Spesials
tgpelde Ger ,Time5H aus Soper. Yiian.,
eiebt an, ba6 IA Mtenidleu bur6 ben SEPT
bgu&brQno umfamer. Sieben 2eit5an uurs
caH rrter ben 8rimmern aeIauben uuo lies
Il BeriGreu perheu nod nermtat. Die
Greppe mar 10 eng, baB bic SpIer BET ibrsm
ElHGtUeflndie eiugejDaHgt nur1e1 uHo ers
fidter. Sas Shermometer ffauS CUR 3eit
oes Hrnnbes auf 40 SraO untr 9lau uHO
Die grilnmige &dlte erihluerte ale 26jAUer=
'ro)e. Die Grfgafnnoenen 2e'tlan inn total
teyiOhst rEb niGlt 3u iOeutlft;,ran. Robt.
&tniorb, eines ter Gpfer, mar elm betauu=
Ter ffOriduHgsreiIeube uHo Der urIpriingltds
@ternttiiiuer bee Soben8, auf uelteuI sa5
SfQ0td}eu Sotper teht. Die iibrl9en Ser
uHgIiiften tparen Qolshader.
SprtngfieIo, Mafi., p. Saauar. -
9Ge grofe 6abrif. @etGune Der u90tpotes
Mater gcmer Comp" su SOIuofs, Waf.,
in nsldem iitj 8. s. gertia8 Nlai6iuen<
g2ertnotte uno ba8 gtabliiiement Der G5ol1z
ote @npelope Comp" bsfan0eu, brauute
bsnte 9ia6mittng uieoer. Der t9eiam ntuer=
iuit belr0gt $325,0 moDon 100000 aui
tle ,@rbe!opC= =&omp." t0mnea.
e bic 0, %. SGnuar. .-@irfa 40 Wtens
Id1en Crtgingen heute friih bai Der giuGid1e=
1ung bes groReu Ga0eu unO gSobrgebdu0e8
lu Der Sliomefsde p0n SuflpOUbz SDuteuar0=
rrb @Dttage @rOoe Npauue nit tnapper
glOth osur Sohe, unO mebrsre Damea pnr.
ttu cGn Dtitsiieberp Der Seuernebr gerettet,
redbem fe beteits bemubiIos !uareR. Ert.
&btie &trtiolI, cine 2ebrern, nub pr. 3.
3, WcSinip tefinoen iid) in 6oIge ser bel
bem @ronba erIitteneH Serletanaeu IN SCs1s. Srs1s
fdyem 3uFanbe. Ser SeIlAf pirb Gai
$50,00O Sd9Gtt.
gGiantf E, Wi9., 22 Sanuar. .-grou's
% 0beuaben brannte in nergaageuer yflat
ri,ber. 8srIuf $16,OCJ. 5iafiireube
Wauern t6bteten einsu QBi9maun uao per-
letten tier auoere.
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~ ~ O " nno EFT S. % 2 Z mS
ts. Das GebetnInts Der @eiunObeit be.
ftebt bartn, bas Spfiem frdftis uns ener9iid
Al bertreiben. 9urH ben 9ebrau9 BON Dr.
@boImers' Seiltinftur ldst fd bas gauSe Se'
fem resuliren; re befreit es BON allen uHret'
uigteiten uno r1adt es seiuue uuO frautbetts'
frsi. Ste if bic beffe ar5uei segeu Dpspepfs
unb alle 2eioeu zines IN l1norbnuns 9eratbes
uen Ra9eus. @eseu Rerp6ftdt bat Nc ui5t
ibres @letaeu; fie bebt Nerueuidpa4e, uer'
u6ieu sopfidmer3, Sdperrutb, gleuralsis
uue ale auberen gferueuleieeu. Sdpa6e
nub bur6 irgeub uel9e llria4e enttrdftete
Bericuen fiuSen In tbr Elm uOrsiisIites Cont
cuu1. gtau gebe fiber, bas man bieien Gr.
tifel betommt, uub uebme teineu anoeren.
Breis 81 bic Blaihe. Bei Setb 9. 9auce
& Scmp., gtr. $40. Of. (usu; uIte Wr. 1885,
Def'l 8altimorefraSe. u27-l
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estaassssaa ass@efaiperoets

3Inbmaq's Reabq Rclief III Elm gliteI gegen teAeu
Gdmer3, Serrentungen, Quetbunaen, Shmera
BCn In Dem Giten, Der 8ruft uno ben
Glle0ern.
t,oY hos y1o o,-r,a hoE pTr.f,
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gentIdle Sparbaaa sun paltiaOrs,

Gs, els (neul itsesalt5sfore's
stssuaber $earlhr.
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2ontou, 81. Sauuar. - Ser. 5tuoteu
Sbligationen: pros. 1898, bitto Al pro3.
1lC5. 0ttien: as. IS. 875, Ditto BriOpp.
8, Canada Bacifc 62g. grie 284. Ditto
@rior. 1Ol9, Suinots- Central 1214, glel,caH
81, ct. Baul III, Nelp.gOrf GeHtroillOg,
8enuipl0Gnia So, GeaOtng 82g, Uterican
Central 141, Canada. gtOr0meft GaaO z&0.2N
2iDerpoOI, 81. Sanuar, 1890 Sra,
tags. 8auunolle: gtitteli. Gbe.t. SIS,
bittO. Hep. SIeans 11p6.-Die SerfGufe
tetrugeu 5000 8aueu, SpetuLation uEb
NuSfubr 1000, 3ufubr Is, 600.
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Gin ttteTeifanter Wa6bIt6 aui Die @efdltdbte
ces StriteS.-Ste &ntleaerdber unS ibrs
Totocrnnsea. Gin pefunidrer 0ertuft
BOA sw6If sgtutpnen taaerbaIb sw6If
30hreft.
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81 N, .. S0nuar. = Der 8apft eufpftug
beute cine EepHtation 1freiaiider 9lnHnen,
einid IieBtid Der @rGfiunen 3jhp, 8ergeu
uHb NpponDi. @r ermahnte Die 0freifiihen
AutbOIiten, I'M geretu nit alien auoeren Sa
tbeliftn oarauf binSuuirfsu, ole gegenudr-
tige unertrdgIide y0ge oes 9apftbum9 au
oerbeferH unb ibm 81 beIien, ielHe weItli9e
Nladt iuriidinGeninnen
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F1ffn tdoIs6, ben bis q nj
@.nnsz;soe HbenS. 6 biS 8 ng
Evening journal., 1888-10-03
WHEAT STILL UNSTEADY.
Another Lively Day, with Many Flsrrie
ON Chicago Change.

Ahother Lively Day, with Many Elurries
on Chicago Change.
CHICAGO, Oct 3-There was a repetition
oi Mondays early proceedings on Change
Inc wheat pit oponed wild with many prices
bid IN the pit at the same moment First
sales showed October unchanged and Decem-
Der and May sevon-eighths of cent lower
Outside buying orders in the hands Of few,
ehe sensitive condition Of the market and
the Discrimination on the part Of the bears to
seu caused the market to bulge up in a sensa-
Aonal way. In five minutes prices went up
about three cents and ten minutes later they
dropped one cont October jumped to 81 07,
Doeember touched Sl0sls, back to Si.074,
and for the forenoon huctuated between
NOoA and sl0Ts4 After reaching the high
points Of the morning October SiO7 De
ceinber, sI0s1s, May sl09, and after they
settied back one TO one and half cents from
the top-thore was a lull in the pit At
l2'b there was another furry, which took
December to HOS, and shortly after o'clock
% sl.0sB, amid great excitement in tho pit
his point was touched several times before
the close. Ostobsr wheat in the meantime
had sold TO sl0T, November 10 Si0s and
May 20 SL098; receipts, 1877 cars. Cable
news was bullish. The situation in wheat
was as peculiar as it was strong There is
20 doubt the strong parties now holding long
wheat could have put prices still higher, but
II Is said they are afraid to do so for fear Of
losing margins There seems to be among
commission houses a tendency to hold Off
until they can get their bearings.
Evening journal., 1888-10-03
Decatur Again Discourared.

NASHVILLE, Oct 3.-A special 10 The
American from Decatur, Ala, says the siturp
tlon here Is anything but encouraging. The
weather is considerable warmer and a liphe
rain helps the spread Of the yellow fever
One death occurred Monday night-a younq
negro-and It is thought that DIR. w n
Black win not live Four well developed new
cases are reported and two others are Thought
to be yellow fever, Eighteen cases are now
under treatment. Among the new cases il
Capt. J. b Stewart, who returned to Hanse-
vile, where he attended his son Bob. who
died Sunday evening. His case, it is Thought.
will be light one, however The majority
Of the cases on hand now are colorea DR.
q. M. Steinherger, an expert in yslloz
fever, who was sent out by the United States
government, has reached the city
Evening journal., 1888-10-03
ONE CENT.
Prospects Frightening.
No Deaths from Fever at jack
sonville Yesterday.
BUT THERE WERE 9s NEW CASES.

I"o-thirds Were coiored-The Corrections
of Abuses-F situation Noa
Alarming-No Change at Macclenny ana
Gainesville--visIting Physicians organi.s,
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Oct 3.-The prospect.
Is bright one. There was no death from
yellow fever during twenty-four hours. This
s the iilzt instance Of like record in many
weeks Aside from this hopeful outlook the
SITUATION presents no new features The
number Of now cases was 9s. Of which 39
were white and 66 coored. Total eases to-
date, 2,s23; deaths 264
Inc number Of ration tickets Is being ran
idly reduced, and all abuses ferreted out and
corrected as fast as possible The finance
committee reported the receipt of sll .3g6
yesterday
Or, Powell, Of starl1e, Fla, sent for a
physician 70 go to Temple Mills, near theirs.
ana see II > Temple, proprietor Of the mills.
haa yellow fever Dr. Porter volunteered
70 80, and locomotive was placed at hia
disposal, but the quarantine regulation OF
Towns along the road prevented his going.
word was received later that his presence
was not needed Col J. J. Daniel died Iass
night. Ho was a native Of South Carolina
but a resident Of Florida for over forty
years.
AT Fernandina the situation Is not alarm
ing There is no smallpox at Fernandina.
aor in Nassau county.
AT 5anderson there are two new cases
=. J. Pons, Jr, and colored servant
There Is no change at Gainesville or
Macclenny.
society Of visiting doctors was organized
by The medical staff Of this city. and viii bs
kept up us a memorial Of this epidemic DIR.
!. l. Porter was elected president; DIR.
Broddus, OF st. Louis, first vice president.
Dr. Sheftall, of Savannah, second vice preei-
dent; DIR. Strauss, Of Palatka, secretary. and
Dr. Carr, Of Cincinnati, Corresponding secrn-
tary Drs. Neal Mitchell, Sollace MitehefI
Fernandez, Bacon, Daniels and Stollenwergr
were appointed honorary members of the
society
Editor Martin Of The Times Union was
taken III last night Mrs C. D. Davis. a
nurse from Philadelphia, was also taken
down. There are some rumors OF trouble
among tho negroes on account Of free relief
being shut of Oct. o, but nothing definite
can be ascertained
The evening paper The Metropolis. reap-
peared yesterday, and its advent was haile3
a. one Of the signs of returning normal con-
ultiots' Inc streets are beginning 10 present
a livelier appearance
Great interest IS taken by medical men i'm
the theory Of incubation as a preventive a.
yellow fever. Dr. Nunez dc Vilayicensim
claims 70 be able to obtain the s'virusu Of tha
disease and says he has treated numerous
cases during epidemics in Mexico. Panama
and elsewhere being successful except in one
or two instances. He holds that the sslnicrobe,s
Is vegetable organism not animal Ha
exhibits dried specimens Of bodily secretIouu
containing the elements Of the disease Bv
moistening these and inoculating with the
fluid he clnims to make the subject prooe
against the fever The doctor halls from
New Orleans.
Evening journal., 1888-10-03
The Banks win pm Tbrou.,,

FALL RIVER, Mass, Oct. S-A trustee of
the Union Savings bank made statement ~
the following effect: There is in both banks
the Union Savings and National Union,
Nichols paper amounting to sI5l 900 and
coo in irregular loans and over drafts
There is also $4,000 Of other paper. which
some consider irregular loans, but which 4
found to be fairly secured The securities
against the foregoing items will realize such
figure that the loss to either institution is
not expected TO be very large. The directors
Of the National bank insist that their slrnlus
will cover the loss, aud the savings trustees
are confident that they can tide over by pas
ing dividends temporarily.
Evening journal., 1888-10-03
New Trial for = BoodIe Alderman

ALBANY, Oct. "A batch Of important
decisions was handed down in the court OF
appeals Tho one with greatest interest was
that granting new trial to Arthur ].
McQuade, the Doodle alderman Of New York,
who was sentenced to seven years and six
months in that famous bribery case. The
Judgment is reversed ON errors in the trial.
on the organization Of the jury and the recep-
ton OF evidence The acts and conduct Of
other people alleged 10 have been connected
with the bribery, given long after the ter
mination Of the conspiracy TO secure the
franchise, is held not to be proper evidence.
The evidence was Incompetent as against
McQuade Incompetent men sat on the Jury.
and the court erred in overruling CHALLENGES
Evening journal., 1888-10-03
aIr. Grnhl Decllnes.

TRENTON, n. j., Oct 3.-Gen. Z. Burd
Grubb, who was chosen elector for the Second
district by tho Republican convention last
week. declines % stand, saying. II have the
honor TO represent for this year department
commander OF the Grand Army Of the Re-
public, an organization embracing within its
ranks men Of all shades of political opinion.
and whose welfare as an organization de-
pends greatly upon its entire ahstention from
political complications. ] do not believe that
while represent it my name should appear
as candidate for any position upon any
ticket
Evening journal., 1888-10-03
CONDENSED NEWS.

An Apache Indian Of the Carlos tribe. WIN
killed seven white men two years ago has
been placed under arrest He was captured
by another Indian, who stupefed him with
whisky.
Congressman Cheadle, Of Indiana. who on.
poses the bill to pension the widow OF Gen.
Sheridan, writes TO a constituent that he VIII
return home soon and satisfactorily explain
his action.
The window glass factories Of the west re-
sumed Monday after shut down Of fifteen
weeks.
A business block at Antwerp. O.. was de
stroyed by fire, causing a loss Of $4,000
The Ada S., from Grand Banks has
reached Gloucester with 100000 pounds Of
cod, tbs largest catch ever landed there in an
American vessel
The Democrats Of the District Of Columbia
viii give a banquet to Allen G. Thurman
next week.
The conference of the Methodist Episcopal
church of West Virginia has suspended Rev.
George c. Shaw for triiing with the affec-
tons Of maidens Of his parish. He engaged
TO marry two of them
The Detroit Journal offers a prize Of 81, ,O0a
TO the person who will name, before Dec. 1.
the four coldest days Of the coming winter
The COMMITTEES Of the first corps veterans
have decided to locate the monument of Cen
James S. Wadsworth, Of New York. az
Washington.
The Republicans Of the Seventh Massachu-
setts district have renominated Congressmau
Coggsweh
Ths Utah supreme cours has declared thm
test oath passed by the last legislature to be-
Unconstitutional
1t is announced that William F. Sheehan.
Of Buffalo, Democratic leader Of the asserns
bly,, win not be candidate for reelection
The Democrats OF the Fourth Massachu-
sets distric. have nominated Joseph Fl.
O'Nen for congress Ths district Is now req
resented by P. A. Collin2
Evening journal., 1888-10-03
wm RnI.e thn rrlca j nrenn.

NEW foRK Oct. 3.1'he sudden rise Of
prices ~ tho wheat pit at Chicago, yesterday,
and the rapid and significant operations Of
"Old hutch, have created a stir among the
brokers OF this city. Flour is still on the
jump, and what was selling at g. 90 barrel
ia the beginning Of September is now ST. and
may be IS before the end of this month
There Is not doubt that the bakers will
pretty generally raise the price Of bread ID
this city either by adding TO the price Of each
loaf or making the loaves smaller.
Evening journal., 1888-10-03
Erastus YYiman's Propbecv.

MINNEAroLIs, Oct 8-The Journals
Toronto Ont special says: A letter from
Erastus Wiman says that it is not unlikely
that resolution win be reported for the CON
current action q both houses Of congress de-
ciaring it to be the duty Of the president 10
open negotiations with Great Britain looking
to political union between the English speak
ing nations on this continent The condition
attending this invitation OF Canada is under
stood to be that the United States viii as
sumo the debt Of Canada-sS00 100000. The
letter was followed by request TO withdraw
it, but it was disregarded, and tho letter was
nnhlishal