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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-18
GAN ANi0NI0.

4 Child Burned to Death White Playing
With Matches Oily Collector Dead
Special to the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Oct. 17.-At az
early hour this morning little Adis Fred
erick, whose parents reside on San Pedro
Avenue, was foolipg with q box of msthe:
in the back ysrd snd by some means ig-
mite her clothing. Before relief could
reach her, ne, clothing wss entirely con
sum and her body was SO bsdly burned
that she died in a few hours.
Collector F. G. Hainesen died at hi7
residence in this city this morning ate,
long suffering with cancer of the stomsch
The deceased WAS serving his third term
SIS. city collector. He leaves s large
family.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-18
Court of Appeals.

Special to the Gazette.
TYLER, TEX, Oct 1.-The following
cases were handed down by the Court OF
Appeals day: Afflrned-Moore VS.. the
State, from Robertson; Nelson vs. the
State, from Archer; Hendricks vs. the
State, two cases from Williamson; StatleT
ct al vs.. Mcdonald, from Rad River.
Reversed end remanded-Butte &
Scarborough vs. Caensult, ct al, from
Red River; Frisbie VS.. the State, from
Henderson.
: Appeal dismiss sd-Fuller vs.. the State
from McLennsn.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-18

LARAMIE, ". T., Oct. 17.-Dlks Black,
msusger Of the Western Union Telegraph
ofice ct this point, who was fined 500
and committed TO jail Monday for failure
10 produce certain kilograms bearing on
case being tried in the District court,
was released yesterday. H wss advised
by the general solicitor Of the company to
furnish the messages aaked fer. Judge
Satfsy then RENTED the fine, but re-
CURED the manager to pay the costs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-18
MID am
Correspondence Of the Gazette.

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
MIDLAND, Tex, Oct. IS There sre
200 votes in Midland county, and sll ior
CIevelsnd.
Messrs. Cornell & Msior Huliard, will
soon haye their banking house, and vii
commence husipees.
Midlald hss large trade, extending
200 miles into the Panhandle, ard l0C
miles south.
Cornell losded ten wagons with gre
ceries, ETC., enc day last week
TIE plains reed more Inhabitants
There Is plenty Of room. Every interest
nas q buoysnt appearance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-18
REQ, Sol tie okIsooma I,a,o,,

OKMULGEE, 1. T, Oct. Il A COM
mittee representing the Creek Coua Gil
took steps yesterday that will 60 8 long
wsg towards er cou -sglng tho Oklahoma
boomers. This committee was Eppoin ed
ten days ago by the Council to iavesti-
gate mad report upon the sdvissbility Of
dsoo5iag Of the residuary rigass OF the
Creeks IN the Oklahoma lands. The
committee has submitted it's report.
After stating that the C:eek5 have large
interest Ia The lands, it suggests that g
ready marSet is now awaiting them ard
that the Council had full auth GRITTY to
dispose ofyass lands whenever it sees f..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-18
Fatally shot ais Father.

MAHoMET, ILL.,, Oct. Il George
Rowe, eighteen years old, son tf James
Rowe of this place, shot his father yester.
dsy, the ball passing through his neck
The fxther will die. Rowe charged
George with stealing cigars from show
case and quarrel resulted. The father
threw q scale weight st HE con who
thereon Immediately drew revolver and
fired
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-18
Large Cattle Trade.

Special to the Gazette.
ALBANY, TEX, Oct. 17.-Mr. Sam
Webb OF Webb, Campbell & Hill OF this
place, closed trade to- day with Mr.. V.
B Becky Of Chicago for 1000 head OF
three and four yesr-old steers to be de-
Hyered on lvember l. The cattle were
Sought of Messrs. Pruitt & Davis, and
Are fine lot Of steere. This is one OF
the largest trades msdsan the west.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-18
Swallowed q button.

special to the Gazette.
SHERMAN, TEX, Oct. 17.-Dixie, the
little .year-old daughter OF Henry
Laepe Of this city met with horrible
sGesSh this afternoon, Sae wss playing
EwiM some lsrge buttons and accidentally
swallowed one OF tH&m, rmch acted as q
6eIbse fitting valve iShers gindpipe. She
4 led before tsSay ssis.E could relieve
d b Is mild peasant chew
ph Asss2 sn's ..s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-18
ELEVEN III OF NOVEMBER.
First Anniversary OF The 6hngiug CT the
OnicsKo AZ az chists.

Onicsgo AEarohistE.
CHICAGO, Ill OCT. 1.-THE lth day
OF the hanging CT the Anarchists. Work
is no. q1ietly going on among their
friends for the observance OF the day with
elaborate ceremonies al Waldheim ceme-
terry where Spies, P.rson, Ergel, + echel
and LlDgg lie buried. The anniversary
WILL fall on Sunday this yesr and /: is ex
pected tat most CT I'll. latorirg men WHO
would not other wise be able to attend
will visit the graves ard listen to the
speeches. II is expected that speakers
f:om New York will be present and will
sidr, So the crowd, 1. Is intended to
have c chorus Of 800 Sunday school child.
rem from socialist societies who will form
part q the procession.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-18
st M1diaE


Correspondence of the Gazette.
MIDLAND, TEX, Oct. 1--we have had
plenty OF rain. Rsachmen are ell cheer,
iul and say cattle are doing excee tiagly
wall.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-18
At NsHUUrk

STe oial to the Gazette
NEWPORT, TEX Oct. lis ock csttle
ara ranging higher. Ores and twos ere
SO and So
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-18

P5iloso phefstssssesnen and poets all
smose Grsud4Mgpnblic Cigsrros and
Bluffs. SoISsy xftfrst,c!sss dealers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-18

with deb:is. The express messenger
had just got up from mig chair and va ked
tDwsrd the forward end Of his car when
the crash csme, and The reir end Of The
csr wss cut of behind him es cleaUly &C
with knife. The passengers grcped
Fled 10 Cornwall By boat q! midnig ht.
The tunnel runs under the parade arc oncs
OF the Uoited States Mi i:sry AcadsCy,
which lie 1870 feetsebCve. The csve-in js
beneath gallo snollow, and there T. e
surfsce Of ths4Snnd for di.mster q
Aasatses II s@hs ssok down tnir9 fes'.
=. 3
AAatiOl Ssl Ssssass spse Is cents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-18

E.as She sszfaE On . Bosn." i
q EakT gyRIeTEx ~ .. lsssy:
-! Richs rs MedtGne g., shst8sn. TeYssa
, a., s us a. ny s sr
~ p H.w. #1Lfafs Geo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-18

WEEKLY GAZETTE for the campaign
10 cents per month.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-18

Dlsza;i,fac.ion a. the Delay In the Award of
Premiums at the Dallas Fair.
Special to the Gazette
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-18
ROUND-UPS.
CaGts Brig Taken 20 Size Panhandle
ftom sou harm Csiersda. and
Ssu horn r,XkS.
Cattle TO rhj Iodian res,i:or,- he
Raoge IN Weat Texas.

The Panhandle is q Dig county, but
seems destined TO be Well filed With
sixty days. All the cattle Of SoutA6f
Colorado are b:iug driven ther, Iii;
from lower Texas the herds arvSeiue
driven up IN great numbers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-18

The Bloom Cate Comply # MI
NJ, xlco is moving $500 head Of four aud
fve-yesr cid steers from the range at
Bent Cauon to tie IstTaa Territory, where
they will fstten for mI.ket. Thfs: cattle
are shipped 10 Dodge City over the S,n,a
e, and are driven thence ACROSS the
Led.Isl STRIP. ;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-18

G,se.ey CO.: Sur: re range onCroT
creek is reported IS very short this fall.
Large numbers OF horees and cattle are
running there at presen', bus il will be
necessary to move than, as the feed Is
rot sufficisn. to meet tee demands, l. is
ssid by old cI.tlemen ths: the range gss
never in much worse shape for winter
feed than at present.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-18

Wonderful Exhibits from
the Buildings
Track mexcekd.
splendid attractions including Grand Military Displays Iopg
Dol Ascenso Etc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-24

NJ. Ussch Thsaks sA~r~ A. ~ n~,~u
ee aAe Otsense NsrsA a G-

Dr. Uaoch Thsaks sher~ An ~ D>,~a
81 sse Otsease Nersh ct reuue~s>e.
CHICAGO sept 2&-Dr. J. II. Rauch SECRETARY G
the state oosrd OF health, arrived ron washino.
ton yesterday, after having attended the confsrs
ence Of state boards OF health held a, N.shvtl,a
Hs,,s ~ys 80. s1e sno.gnn system OF quarantine pre-.
cruelty and oaroariIy n illustrated in the sllfnG
ei a man who left train al DurAnt, NJ. ID
LOUISVILLE In Inviting refugees frou me ,-outh
Relative 10 the aspect OF arfairx In the sonthera
.sees s, .ne ooetor said: Prom personal observe.
Uon during The conference at Nashytlle and fron
omcial reports received. So no reason 10 chansO
The opinion expressed by me a weeE aco rhas
Tennessee, although the develonensents "A, No..
sur, Ala, and jackson, Miss. Increase the POI.
oilities OF IL SO Tar
ONLY ONE pkArH HAS oocuRkED IN rRSSsssrl
AZ Mhawyoo. and That was of a refugee fru0
Decatur. This was week ago, and 80 far no ofhef
cases have occurred IN that locality Tne desss
OF Deca ur refugee at Louisville II the only ouo
that has occurred In kenIucky. m IN hsS ns,S
been Tor the Decatur outbreak, the true nature q
which was Tor some time doubted. the Conferences
boundary OF Tennessee as the hmIT norm a
which there was no danger, but owing 10 the pau,a
exisung IN Caattanooga and Memphis the north
ern bounday line OF the state was adopted Tne
only real danger OF the spread OF yellow fever noe
Is In the southern portions OF south Canolins
Texas Tue danger line is daily moving .ourA
spread Of the disease is The constantly Iowersss
temperature. The situation not neary 40 alarm.
Ing as II was In the months OF July and Au-
gust In 1s7s and 1873. chief source OF concern
Is the TACT That the snotgun quarantine preyailA
and In many Instances the re- ular health authorS.
ties are overridden by the moo. Unfortunately tno
conditlon OF things may obtain for some dAya.
even n no new outbreak OF fever occur"
|. ouARASrISk REMOVED.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, sept 2A-lhe QuarantfnG
established Friday by this city against q reen-
,iIIe, Al, was removed TINS morning. A heinz
absolutely certain that there real cause IoS
the quarantine. The suspected case not yellou
fever. and the person sick had not been In AZ
fnfecIed District
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-24
KILLED BY A LONE WOMAN.
A Texas Heroine Rids lhe state Of
the Famous LOme HighWaymam.

CHICAGO, Sept PA dispatch from San Aulo-
Mo, Tex, says: The notorious ''lone highway
man, who has for the past two years peen a ter
rCr 10 travellers IN the vicinity OF kerrvile. and
VINO mas. WITHOUT the assistance OF a single con-
feoerate. repeatedly robbed stage coacnes, rined
mal-oags, and gone through many as six conn.,
merclal travellers In broad daylight without the
killed. He was shot by Mrs Lizzie Hay, To- merry
Miss Gibbons, at her home on the head prong OF
klo Sabinal, Bandero County, lasi Monday. The
scene OF the occurrence is so remote from railroad
or telegraph service that the news did no. reach
town until tod y, when Mrs Hay visited the city
with company OF friends. To a correspondent
she told the story OF tne killing, as follows: LAST
Monday morning was sitting In my room wnen sud-
denly alnasked man appeared on the front gallery.
told him TO leave or Id kill him. He laug ned and
said, You're a plucky woman, bus IN nave what
1 want out OF this mouse or burn IL down over
your head
By THIS TINE I HAD NEEDLE GUN
and he had entered. drew IL uown on him within
1S inches Of has heart but II snapped, ana he said
TN klil you, at the same time producing long
keen-bladed knife and aimed it at my throat
warded on the blow, but the next time he struck
the end OF the kniie struck In my forehead, max
Ing an ugly cash. At The same time i reversed
ends Of the gun and struck him over the head,
Telling him ~ the hoor and before he could rise
had reversed the gun and pulled the trigger. This
time IL nred the bullet taking effect In his lett
Side. He gave a yeil and rolled out On tue porch.
/ looked for another cartridgr, but
TaH BLOOD WAS STREAMING DOWN MT FACE
so could not ma them wiped IL on with my
apron and reloaded my gun as soon as l found the
cartridges. he had by this time almost reached
bis horse. took good ann and fired. out don't
think l hit him My husband was up In the
canyon, but when he came home a few hours
after DARK he Immediately organlzed a party Vi
rangers They traced him for a distance Of &c
miles ty his Dood and found hin dead. HIS maine
Is unknown, but he Is recognized 10 be The Same
man whose bod depredations have for two years
past terrorized the wnoe OF Bandero Couhty."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-24

BIZ eAfe HIS fAfhkR Il a MILLIONAIRE
Saturday evening d man who had a little gtri
with him boarded a train on the Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad at Bowie station and came 70
this city. His strange actions attracted the at-
tention OF the other passengers who supposed that
he was under the influence OF liquor. While COM
ing TO this city he took OF his and stocungA
and when the train arrived mere refused 70 leave
the car. There was no one at Tue depot " no would
dare attempt 70 remove him from the Train, and
word was sent 70 TIE nrst precinct station Orncer
Holhnberger went Win the patrol wagon 10 Inc
Depot and succeeded In getting his nippers on the
mn ana took him from the car. lie was then
driven 70 the station, where he was held untu
about 10 O'Clock, when he was released upon
promise 10 return TO his Maryland home. He gave
his name as Michael Bannon, aged tnirty-slx. ana
boasted that hs father was millionaire ON his PEI.
son was found Baltimore bank BOOK, LOOO-tniie
ra lroad ticket and So Nothing more Was heard
OF hlm until yesterday morniDg about IL O'CLOCK
when the officers were called upon 70 take LIN
from the Metropolitan Hotel he had only - 20
left The onlcers sUate thai he spent most OF nis
money tor wine. line chl.d was cared for oy some
ladies IN the hotel, and Bannon was again locked
up on q charge OF being drunk His wiie was nosl.
NED OF the arrest and she sent her son after ~
little girl The father was again locked up ~
held until this morning, when ne was reieaseo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-24
Washington News and Gossip.


AMrsyMRNrs-1st pAga
ArroRNEYs-3dp page.
AUCTION sALEs-3d pags.
BoARDNo-2d pare.
BUSINESS CHANcEx-6thp page
CITY ITEMs-6th pare.
COUNTRY BoARD-Zdpaga
COUNTRY REAL EsrArR-5th pAeA
DRATHs-5th pare.
DRNTIsrRY-3d para
EDUCATIoNAr-4thp para
EXCURSIONS. PIcNIcS Sc.-1st pagA
FISAEcIAL-3d page.
FoR RENT (Flatsl-5th page.
FoR RENT (Rooms)-2d and 5th page4
FoR RENT (Houses)-6th osxa
For RENT tStores)-5th paga
FoR RENT (Miscellaueous)-5th pagA
For SALE (Houses)-6th pAxs.
FoR SALE UotsG2d page
FoR SALE tMiscellaneousI-6th paga
HoUsKFuRNIsHINGs-3d paga
LADIEs' GooDs-3d pare.
LOCAL MKNrroN-6th ?sya
LOST AND FoUND-5th pASA
MARRIAaEs-5th page.
MONEY TO LoAN-5th pagA
MEDIcAL-3d page.
NEW PUBLICATIoNs-1st paga
OCEAN SrEAMERs-3dp pare.
Potomac RIVER BoArs-3l psgss
PIANOS AND ORaANs-3d pASa
PERsoNAL-2d page.
PRoFEssroNAL.-3d pAxA
PRoPosALs--3d page.
Railroads.&c. page
SPECIAL NorIcEs-lst para
sPEcIALrIEs-3d page.
The TRADEs-3d page.
WANTED Help)-2d page.
WANTED (SituAtions)-2d page.
WANTED tRooms)-2d para
WANTED (Houses)-2d p1ya
WANTED (Miscellaneous)-2d nara
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-24
kilograms to The Star.
WILL THE FEVER COME NORTH?
DR. Rauch Thinks II Will Not
PITTssURe's CENTENNIAL BEGUN.
A Woman Kills the Lone Highwayman
THE PlTrsBURG CENTENNIAL.

OpeneA with q Parade and Dedfco-
thon Os the New COurt.RsOase.
PrTsBURo, Sept 24-The centennial celebration
OF Allegheny County was begun here this morn
ming, and will continue three days The one hun
oreotn anniversary was usaered In at midnight
win booming OF cannon, ringing OF bells, and
o.owlns OF steam whistles Al O'Clock this morn
present paid nre departments, police and visiting
nlc companies, from surrounding towns Al 10
O'CLOCK the magnificent new courthouse, Just nm
lsneo AT cost OF s., 600, was dedicated with
appropriate CEREMONIES In the afternoon there
Will De mass-meeting or citizens at the court
mouse. To-morrow there will De a grand trades
display, and on wednesday the militia and @. A
X VIII parade. Natural gas and fireworks displays
VIII De gwen on the rivers every night The ciIy
Is crowued with strangers and the decorations are
the most elaborate ever seen here. Among the vis-
tors are ex-Presidenl X b. Hayes and wife and
Wm- warner, commander-lL-ch,ef OF the Grand
VIII arrive on Wednesday morning 10 take part In
the military display.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-24
From Wall street To-Day.

NEW YORK, Sept. 24-The stock market was
only fairly active at the opening this morning and
frst prices, as compared with saturdays closing
ngures, were generally lower, declines extending
the market changed Immediately, however, and
substantial gains we're scored before The end OF
The first hall hour. st. Paul aud New England
were again the leading stocks, both Tor activity
and strength, the former advancing per cent and
The latter e, while the general LAST rose from y 70
i per cent. At the elimination OF the advance
Ine market became very DUH, and, after q slight
reaction, prices remained steady, the market be-
ing without feature or any KIND. At IL O'Clock
the market was auil and rather heavy, generally
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-24

nAso0 ASSR0ss8oos OoooIoos
Laswsilen Jordan. Of Aisaissippi, $1,000 clerk
In the Money Order onlos has resigned In order 70
accept 9, 200 place In the Treasury Department
esth W. Tulsy. Of TexaA has been promoted from
q, 400 70 o, 900; MA Mary Barlow, Of Louisiana
nom 9. 200 70 eL40o; John y. Sawyer, Of Mime.
sota. from $1,000 70 q, 200 and Mia q. 4 Henry
nom 900 70 $1,000 W. CDoyk1n, Of 0eorxia. Z
poes.omce inspectof. has resigned Niss i. L
em1th, Of Vermont, has resigned her position IN
the Dad Latter O1nca r 8 TennenS Of south
Carouna. a: eeen appointed 70 q, 900 clsskship
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-24

RACK vno1 xh srk0BRLY's STOCK vAnn, WHERE m
WENT sATURpAY.
The President and Col Lamont Left the CITY Sat.
urday afternoon at S:46 Tor Philadslphis. wnere
they were met by Editor singeriy, Of the Record.
The party then went BY rail 70 Norriseown and
drove out to M. 6ingeriyS stock farm near 0wy.
nedd They passed quiet sunday at the farm
and In the evening drove over the place ana tn
spocted the fancy stock. There were no ytoitors
and number Of persons who called In hopes d
seeing the Preoid6nt were disappointed.
The President and Col Lamont roachsd The
White House at 2:16 this afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-24

"P1Aoz TROUBLED Sou1,-
They're Here
"CxAsE THY CoMPLAINTs.~
More are Coming
SUPPRESS THY GROANa
Your desires shall be Rrstinsd
LET THY TEARS FORGET TO RLOw.~
You shall surely
COME TO THE TROUGH
vewin Lift you up out Of the
SLOUGH OF DEsPoNp
snd ia.ss you %sn o. small
have little difhculty in ''A'' s''t'oo'ss' VII
WORKING OUT YOUR OWN sALvArIoN.~
II You haven't virtue. assume one~ Be q man IN
appearance even king In some Of ths onai
ties which mark the perfect man In our pSrticniar
:. shn ax.y 4. ;aS f g: a.
them are lines Of strictly Atwood 'Ns
FALL ovERCOArs.
Ateo-25. s6.75. s7.5O S775.
MEMS sUITS
Ats75o. sa75. $3.50, % "a. s1o7s
BOYS SUITS
sc sod aa sss6 '1; W.: 81 Il g s
CHILDREN'S sUITa
g. ses:s s. + J. At
MEMS TROUsERA
AteI7o. e2. q So q. rs. e2 7s. s2s7. o. a.. 26
We only ask that you sry and prove u. ~"'
vIoToR Z. ApLRR.s
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. m
'z' md 's' IN g sssqss
Open Saturdays IN II p m
ssd 7ay nornins Sa sinsssS .s% sS ,sa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-24
THINKS 1T ApOCRYPRAL.
Bis0arck's Opinion Of the Published
Extract from Frederick DIARY.

BERLIN, Sept. 24-Prince Bismarck has expressed
the opinion that the alleged abstract OF the diary
OF the late Emperor Frederick. published in the
Deutsche Ruadschdn last weeH, Is apocryphal.
This OF the chancellor was given after he had
carefully examined the matter published In the
Detttche Rundschan, and Was In response TO a
deflte question w his idea OF me authenticity
OF the alleged abstract.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-24
Mls.IssIpPi River Improyenseass.

NEw IokK. sept 24-The Mississippi River
buliolng to-day. Gen. b. ID. Comstock presided.
and there were present Col c. k suIer, Major u.
II. AInst, ID. N. haTrod, OF New Orleans; sM. Fer.
guson, OF GreenviIle, Miss, and X. B. TsyIor. OF
Fort Wayne, Ind The meeting 80 faI has been
devoted 10 discussion OF the most luolclous dlsIr
button OF the appropriation OF s2,s45.OO0 Tor I'm.
prosements anu $4,000 for surveys granted by
The present Congless.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-24

PAGES 3 AND OF To-DAY's STAR CONTAIN:
The Southern scourge; Inspecting the Trans;
Pugilist FulJames Killed; Marshal Bazaine's Death;
Political Notes; Telegraphic News, &C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-24
Precautions Against yellow Fever.
DISPATCHES REcKrvED By GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS


surgeon-General Hamilton this morning received
a letter from the chairman OF a ciIlzens' mass
meeting held at Way Cross, Ga, Friday night,
asking Tor aid from the Government In maintain-
Ing rigid quarantine al Way Cross
jas. b. Baird. the secretary OF the board OF
health, has transmitted a series OF resolutions
adopted by the board, that no excursion trains
bearing yellow fever refugees from any place snal
be allowed TO enter Atlsnta-
The Marine Hospital service. through Dr. Porter,
TOOK charge OF the yellow lever hospitals NJ jack
sonyilie to-day.
INSPECTION oF SOUTHERN TRAINS
The report Tor saturday OF DIR. stratton, IN
spector OF southern trains shows that the follow.
ing persons arrived on the trains from the South
and stopped In this city: G. T. Geird and vile,
Vile; W M. Raioie, do; j. a.. wyer. Jr, GOnzaae
Tex; Mrs- Is. A. johnson, EugcCOuu county, y.
e; MIS- D. r. MURRAY, Pau Murray and Miss klch-
ards, hickory, \. G.; Mrs henrietta White. Mill
edgeville, Ga; Dixon Cnristmas, Canton. Miss;
j. IL Foster, Augusta Ca; Charles Price, sauls-
burr, n. c.; W. b. Cornlcei, boone, n. c.; n. W.
Vaughan. EuIaula, Ala; h. A. Quintard and
faInly, SemOnee; VI. q. Grace, Greeuyllle, =. C.;
n kootIts. IopeAa, Kan. Toe following passen-
q. McDcroy ana L. r. Traynor, Fayetteville, n.
e., Tor PhilaaelpAia; W. r. NugenJ and John
Sugens LDSis'iiie, hy- ior Ne" lork; victor
Alexander Miller, 1uomasvllie, ga, for Canada;
George T. Whitehead. Miss Mary Whitehead aud
NorN.
Dr. stratton's report for sunday shows that
the ioiowing passengers from tne South anIvrd
yesterday and stopped ln this city: j. b. Hubell
Canys Perry, Fla; George LppincstL Louisville:
Daniel MoClerie, Montgomery county, ny; X c.
J. Renule,on and sun, Indianapolis; Geo. suppert,
Wllllamsport, Ky; Z. h. ColaDan aud wife. Frank
fort, KY; 4. Z. Andcrson ana r. ;. Sergeant kan-
sas City; W. ). Macy, Lexius Jon, ny; .. ". Meek
and l. Al. hensley and vile, Jouesooro. Tenn:
Harry Kern, Atlanta; j. A. Turner ana family.
herdersonville; J. p. Durst and family, Hender-
sonyille; L A. Thies. concord, y. q: l. Jones,
SALISBURY, n. Z. The following persons passed
through the city: l. W. hsnnon, hendersonville.
for New York; j. W. hinipe, Hendersonvlile. for
Baltimore; l. A. Owens, And rsOuyllie. lOr Con-
necticul; O.M. hilman and VILE, Gainesville, Fla,
for New York; W. NJ. Redmond, 4. l. Lomah, and
Miss M. l. beatman, hendersonyille, for balls-
more; sexione and Neeia Cneira. Henderson Vile,
for New YORK; y. II. Bronson, Asneyiile, y. G. LOT
New lork; T. l. Comar, Charleston, Tor Phllaoel-
phia; K. K Steiner, Greeneyille. Ala, for New
YORK; A Mcbride, Atlanta. Tor New YORK; l. H
Hand, Gainesynle, Ior New YORK; A b. Rod Hail
Tax, n q, for New YORK; W. q. mcclellan, Charles
ton, Tor Phliadelphia-