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LryiNGroN, n.y., sept 7.-lo,puc Bon
iia beat the worlds three wear old half
mile race q quarter OF q second at the
Paris fair yesterday, trotting the fourth
heat in the 23O class purse in 2.2dl. and
winning the race, she having previously
captured the iint two heats iu 2@il and
23Ol The performance was tho moro
remarkable when the iact " takcn into
CONSIDER "a. 'hu she defeated hcld ol
older HORSES. Abhio q also made a sen
/ satlounl performance iu the Paris stakes
she winning the last two heats aud th,
race la 30l ani 2lGl, which h the hcs
average two heats ever made by q tW,
year Old over h1ll.milc track l.usgu,
Bonita b. bay hllv, hy MnCcys llnmblC
tonian. dam by Legal Tender. while Ahbi,
Qisa gray lilly by Aberdeen, dam Pear
ina
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Mississippi Mason, called Upon.

Special Dispatch tp The Appeal
Jackson, Miss, Sept. L-Masonic Sec
rotary J. l. Power received today a tclo-
gram from the Masonic relief committee OF
jacksonville stating their need oi funds,
and Grand Master Evans has directed the
grand secretary 10 at once issue an appeal
to the craft in Mississippi ior contributions
for tho fever stricken sufferers IN Jackson.
Vile. The Masons oi Mississippi will ~.
spond promptly, aud with characteristic
generosity, and inusmuch u3 lodges meet
only once n month mgsicfH afr requested
to exercise the discretion vested Ia them
In cases Of special necessity. All drafts ~
orders may bc sent 10 !. l.. Power, grand
secretary, Jackson, Miss, or &. W. John
son, chairman Masonic relief committee,
Jacksonville, Fla.
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auarantiac AEa,ns, Atlanta.

From ihv Chattanooga NCwH.
Delays arc dangerous, and IN thus con-
suming tmo over this question oi quar-
antining against cities which have thrown
open their doors to refugees, We are letting
ourselves stand In constant danger.
At their meeting yesterday the board oi
health totally ignored the wishes oi the
people rs expressed through the citizens
meeting at = the courthouse on Monday
night, and thus gave the complete contra.
liclion to the assertion made by them that
they were ANXIOUS to carry out thc will
ui thc people. ahl all they have tp dp u a.
express themselves aud promise b. stand
by in ruc oi need iDf protection.
Tho people arr afraid Of Atlanta, aud
Justly ~. They believe that Atlanta
should be- quamniInci against. riridly aud
unrclcuiingly, aud they arr night. Ihuy
have said tU lhc board Ui health, We want
this done, unl m employers ihUir will
should and shall ho obcyci.
We cannot bring ourselves 10 think that
the three gentlemen Who cUmpuao the
| board are trying deliberately b. VT them
selves In defiance oi thc will II the MASSES.
but such rs the appearance their action u
yesterday would Indicate t0 many
Chattanooga ~ iu danger. ani her main
and, for thc\pUscni, -lnly threatening
| pOint iH Atlanta Every hour that goes by
/ without quarantine is likely tD develop
/ thc iCyor here, II pr,cnution iB not taken
/ and this main threatening avenue not
closed. Wo cannot believe but that the
bonfi oi health know this, aud yet they
/ refuse to act upon II.
Gontlonon u thc boarl Il health, this
| IL no time i1r mincng. You nrc the paid
servants Oi the people Who nov call upon
/ y0u to protect them from this grave dan.
/ ger that 0ycfhang' them. They have by
| q representative meeting expressed their
wishes 10 you, aud in your hearing, and
| there is no excuse Tor these wishes not
being carried. II is your sacred duty ~
/ act upon this matter NJ once, nlioaly you
! have delayed f1riy-cifht houn In Uor-
/ forming duty which should have needed
no SECOND thought, aud mayhap In this
| tHrliucsi laid our entire city liable ~ dis
ease, death, and disaster Upon the city
falls the responsibility for any measure
| you may take, ipr they have shOullUfud
| Il all. theirs b. order, youn 10 obey, but II
| you lack tho courage 10 carry cut the Cx-
| pressed wishes 0i ihis community, then Il
u time 10 step down and out, anl make
room Tor employees who will 10 their mas.
tons' bidding. II is timo=il wo may ho
pardoncd iUf the usc ol slang In q moment
W seri0us-to shoot " give up the gun.
The people Of Chattanooga demand that
the board oi health quarantine against
Atlanta Immediately.
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TWO TRAGEDIES.
An Election Murder-A Child Burned to
Death.

Death.
Special Dispatch to The Appeal.
HELENA, Ark, Sept. Yesterday an
other tragedy was enacted in Monroe
county, growing out Of the recent election.
Two negroes living in jackson township,
Monroe county, who represented the OPP
position tickets at the last election, met
after the election and Hardin Harrington,
who favored the Peoples ticket, which
was successful, twitted William Smith,
who favored the Fair Divide ticket, about
his defeat. This angercd Smith TO such
an extent that he went to his house and
got shotgun and followed Harrington,
who was walking from him at the time,
and shot him in the back. From the cf-
fects of the wounds he died today.
The two year old child of Jake Brooks,
who lives few miles from the city, was
burned to death by the overturning of n
lamp. The parents OF the child had gone
TO church, leaving burning lamp near
the bed. One OF the children placed the
lamp on the bed and turned 1t over. The
flames caught on TO the child's night
clothes and burned it 90 crisp before its
brother and sisters could extinguish it.
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The Americans Fimed.

OTTAWA, Ont, Sept. The customs
department has decided TO enforce fine
OF 800 against the American schooner
Gladiator, seized by Canadian customs
authorities while towing in Canadian wa
ters. The owners OF the Gladiator con-
tended that they had permit TO tow in
Canadian waters, but investigation 10y the
department showed that the permit was a
special one, issued TO the Gladiator carly
in 1857, TO tow raft of logs which was
broken up in the gull OF ~. Lawrence
The department then decided that the
schooner was clearly liable to q Zine Or for
fpiturn
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Money Ooing from Ncw ,orL.

NV NoEE, Sept 7-sg,cml meetings
were held today In aid Of the sufferers at
jacksonville. The New York Produce
exchange tclegraphod 10 the mayor oi
jacksonville 10 draw on 4, for 500 Those
who had business relations with Jackson.
willie, or had friends living there, held .
meeting and appointed a committee 10
take steps for providing immediate relief.
A meeting Of ladies' fron New York city
and Brooklyn WIS also hUli.
Mayor Cooper today received for tho
sick city sl 900, and uio II. y. llallins *
Co. fund IL increased b. silb. Tammany
hall tonight appropriated y, 800 iyr the
relief Of the yellow icyCr sufferers ia
Florida.
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A DYNAMITE BOMB.
A Find that May Develop Something
Sensational.

Sensational.
CucNGo, H., Sept. "A bomb was
found this afternoon 10y workmcn Mt Geo.
+. Kimball's gass-housc, at the corner OF
Wabash avenue and Congress street. The
men were engaged in moving some empty
packing cases, which for week have been
lying against tho building ON the Congress
street side. As they cleared away the
boxes next 10 the wall, what appeared
10 bo u piece OF gas pipe rolled out
and was picked up by one ol the mon. II
was n gas pipe bomb about seven inches
long and an inch in diameter One end
was plugged with hrass in which WIS fitted
percussion cap, the object oi which was
Ia exploded the contents oi the bomb when
falling against the ground or the wall oi q
house The end Ol the missile WIS closed
with metal. The bomb was taken to police
headquarters and turned over to Inspector
Bontcld. There the greatest secrecy was
maintained in regard 10 IT, The find may
prove an important one, as week aro Il
revolver was found among the boxes III
the same place.
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ayers of the New YORK Cotton exchange
today received the following communica-
tion:
Tue NATIONAL BOARD oF MARiSE UNDER !
WRITERS, No, ~ WILLIAM STREET,
NEw NogK Sept. = 1883. }
To New York Cotton Exchange, New York
Gentlemen-ln view OF the present agi-
tation Of the bagging question throughout
the south, the cotton underwriters Of this
board, at their meeting today passed the
following resolution:
Whereas, II having become known to
the cotton underwriters Of the National
board OF marine underwriters that for a
portion OF this seasons crop, certain
changes in the style OF covering for the
bales might be- adopted. and that the cx-
preston OF their intentions in view OF the
possible change was desired; be il
Resolved, That the cotton underwriters
Of this board will make no discrimination
against cotton covered with any light
weight, close-woyen material of reasonable
strength, provided the difference in weight
between the material used and good quail
ity bagging be compensated by extra
bands, say eight or nine TO the bale in
stead Of five or six, and that the sample
holes be eiIcctually covered.
As our previous communication 20 YOU
indicate, Il is the belief Of the committee
investigating this subject that 10 q large
extent the appalling losses by fire during
the past season have been due 20 the
bagging used in covering the bales, and
that the ilimsy, loose-woven cloth with
the fiber standing out from the surface was
as inilammablc as the cotton itself. 4
change, therefore, 10 any woven material
cannot, in their opinion, involve addi-
tional risk. IL is also apparent that
changes in the style Of covering and bind
ing could be introduced at very slight
additional cost, that would render fires in
American cotton us rare rs with Indian
and Egyptian.
The committee believe that the use Of n
close woven burlap, sixteen ounces or one
pound 30 the yard, or what Is styled hop
sacking, twgnty-iour ounces or one pound
and half 10 the yarl or their equivalent,
with two or three additional bands, and
with care used TO thoroughly cover the
bale. would bring immunity from large
portion OF the loss by fire and relieve the
industry from the very serious tax which
is involved In the fire and marine insur.
ance rates as now charged. This subject
would deem Of sufficient importance 90
receive tho attention Of any convention
that might be held Of those Interested In
the cotton industry. liza change aud inn
proycmcnt in the method Of covering and
pressing Is not made, IL Is quite possible
that underwriters will, by combined action,
withdraw from the business. Respectfully,
w. Cows, Vicc.Prcsilcnt.
BY order Of the chairman.
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AD.nuI,Inr county treasurer.

CoRYDoS, Ind, Sept Tho county
commissioners have made an inyestiga-
Of the accounts OF ex.Treasurcr John C..
Graves, and report that ho is dciaulter
10 the amount Of $4,000. Graves retired
from the treasurcr's office year ago, and
made q full settlement with his successor.
Aitcrward county orders came into the
hands Of the treasurer 20 the amount Of
$1,000. Of which there has been no regis
ter kept, and which had not been reported
as outstanding by Mr. Graves. The pro-
scouting attorney has been directed 10 in
stituto suit 90 recover the deficiency.
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ANcrrn IlnrIsIng INncctc,I.

RIcnNoSD, Tex, sept AT a late
hour last night a dispatch was received
here from Thompson switch saying that
Ruic Love, notorious negro agitator, had
purchased all the cartridges IN that yicin-
ity and had advised the negroes 10 arm
themselves and prepare 10 defend their
lives and property. \ posse Immediately
formed and proceeded 10 the switch on
horseback. Ihirty-two armed men are
pairolling the town. Three hundred men
with arms are In readiness 10 respond 10
the first alarm,
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OBITUARY..
aen. uoraec y r,drlase. Mormon.

sur L,Er, 4. T., sept T. ten. Horace
S. Eldndgc, superintendent II lions Co.
operative Mercantile institution. which
does a buanosyoi 81, ,,ODn,Oppnnnually. died
yesterday, arri srycniy-two ycar. IT,
was appointed hhulior general ol militia
iu lND hy Brigham Young, WHI q member
ui thr Territorial Legislature in lNii, and
has held many other county Hul luuius
rial offices. llr Iriucl lhr Mormon ohuuh
hny-tvo ycin irI anil has ever since hryu
a tlurh alhyrDutU u ihc filth. Tie lmlsol
considerable wealth during his long buH.
ur.g career ul owned much real oiai"
and stock Throughout the Territory. !lr
hal i've wives, lhwu ui whom, together
with large UU,'rrly, mourn his loss.
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may be assured that as far as | am con-
cerned, and as far us have voice in the
matter there will be no changing. II
would be the most foolish thing imagin-
able to have it 60 out that our grades were
broken here, or that we were putting
frosted wheat in our No. hard. 1t should
be remembered that there is often q
little frosted in with good and it has never
been the practice to reject n car Of good
hard wheat because there was few kerr
nels of frosted now and then scattered
through il.
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Indian TcrriInr, EIcctIon.

ST. Louis, Mo, Sept Tho election
troubles in Indian Territory have broken
out aifcsh. Tho Chickasaw Nation cloc.
ton resulted In the return Of Gov Guy
by majority Of ~. Ills opponents
claim this small majority was offset by
frauds in Pickcns county, Corruption
and manipulation oi returns is charged on
both sidcs, and the danger Of an internal
tribal war has become W great that Indian
Agent Owens has gone 90 Tishomingo
where council Is now in session.
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SPORTING NEWS.
shccp-bcnd HAY Entries

SuEErsuEAD BAY, n. V, Sept. I-Fn-
tries for tomorrow:
rirst Racc= Mile FgmOnt i1l Niagara iiS, nnr
dvlniso ~ Leo n lO7, kalnnInh ilu I,, lul Vol.
uutcct 15, Jack Cocks H, climax NJ, Dtisyiic 100.
lhsha lu,. Amnlpnm lUs, swift lUh, Little Nuuiy
lui. Bruydlctuc tpi, OilcyyT.
SECOND Race Seven iurUuHs CARROLL formerly
Wlytt luuiatnl rs, licuuu. tulicutc lll. ihiluu.
der luu, Erir lu1, Champagne harley ilt Maidstone
mo Gypsy queen ~ Salvador iuN. lusuo lla
ThiW Race Mile aud thuHu sIAtuvuthr -Hutalync
~, ll,r liNship ~, ru~y w. lliuuUuiv ll'
cruiser M, Little Sim az. Long Uuuyh ~,
Kaleidoscope ~ judge Murray l.t
Fourth Race Mile uui halt Tytm Gotta ~,
Eutus ii7 Exile igl, kulnulnh lu5, l,lcN ilh
Rupert iuA, llyUorfic noe. lrywvyp lu, IursU
TO-, ipE Woningtpn lu'. lnhymhu i'
Iith iacc Mile anil thuyslNtyyuiha littl,
Minyh lip. UfuWu Duke llt. iluuntuuir lu-
Unique ion, HvWucp lun Joseph %, Uullus Dan %,
tHlmtu 900.
Sixth Race Milc aud n quarter ON the turf
T,uhuukvr ltt, Iufus lth Longitude ga, Connie
mana ~. iiulp Jim 49, luuysuu ~. Ions
NunDh ~, y. tamHNa lN, AfriIuu o.. lU'rUtIu
~. lmy' ~ IiufUlli, EuIyu lll, Autylia -
lslugis o..
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the county, They declined to leave and
deticd the whites. One OF the committee
returned to town aud reported the decision
OF the Taylors while the others remained
ON guard. Forty men armed with Win
chestors have gone out TO enforce tho
order. c, NJ, Ferguson, the offensive ne.
gro district clerk, has gono TO the Taylor
ncighborhood. Matters have assumed
such serious aspect that two local military
companies have been called in service and
GOV. Ross ordered the State rangers to Fort
Bend county.
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Auandsomc Woman suicides

Special Dispatch To The Appeal.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Sept THE city
was thrown into fever Of excitement to-
day when IL had became known that Ella
johnson had committed suicide at the
Ohio house by taking morphine. The dc.
ceased came to Chattanooga several weeks
ago from Kentucky, and was lady of
fine appearance. She left the following
note addressed to her father: ITO the one
who reaches mo-iarewcll to this cold
world. Some one will please write TO my
father the sad news OF my death. Ills
nameis L. VI. Howell, Oakton, Kentucky"
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rhIIndeIphia Raises Money.

PmLApELrniA, Pa, Sept. AT a
meeting u the citizens permanent relief
committee, held nj Mayor Filters office
to-day. contributions aggrmting $1,000
were received " aid thc iuyursirickcn
people Of Jacksonville. u was decided
10 call public meeting oi citizens 10 be-
held NJ the mayors Office on Monday
next, and Il was also Decided 70 telegraph
q, 800 10 T.. NJ. McQuaid. chairman ol the
general relief committee Of Jacksonville.
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A young Woman Murdered.

PrrsuuRo, Pa, Sept. IA ChroHirl,
Telegraph JohnsioWn, Pa, special says
Miss Ada Flynn, q handsome and accom-
plishct young lady, was murdered ycstcr-
day at the home Of her grandfather, Alex.
Traxcll, near Glasgow, Ia. Recently an
attempt was made to rob Mr.. Tmxcll and
the general suppOsition Is she was killed 10y
persons bent on robbery. The murder
was committed in daylight during the all.
scnco Of the family. There is no clCw u
the pcrpctmtor oi the horrible crime.
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Lutlr RoUg, Ark, Sept Frank Nc.
CAIN AMI Pearson Euhank-, ngci respect.
lively fourteen and eighteen years. fought q
duel With knives on tho highway near
Chickaha, Afk., on wednesday. They
had q dispute IN school on the opening
day, anl meeting on the road In the prs.
cnrc II number II boys younger than
themselves. fought until Mccain icll fatally
stabbed The trial II the young murderer
took place today and ho will b. brought
before the grand Jury NJ ~ next meeting.
Both boys Ncw members u good families.
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Firm. Digniaed aud Moderate.

ToRoSro, Ont, sept. THE Consorva-
tive demonstration at Bcayortown yester-
day was attended by $500 persons Sin
John Mcdonald was not present. but sent
a telegram saying thatimportant state bus
ines would prevent him from leaving To.
ropto nt prpFcnt. Ministers TuppeT and
Poster were present and made addrcssc.
which we're Grm, dignilsd and moderate
M tone.
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I,,srI,s,I snnr..

At Chicago Chicago H., Boston ..
At Brooklyn BROOKLYN 4, Louisville r.
AZ Philadelphia Athletic Z, Kansas
City 1.
At indianapolis New York ., India
nnpulis2.
Tho MISUNDERSTANDING. Detroit.
Washington. Cleveland. Cincinnati aul
l,llumoc-sl. Louis games were postponed
on account NJ rain.
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HOLLY SPRINGS, MISS.

a Heavy Rainfall-Crops lniured-First
Bale OF Cotton.
spccial Dispatch 10 the Appeal
IIoLLY SrRINGs, Miss, sept 7.-Another
heavy rain fell hero today, almost inun-
dating the whole country and washing up
the tracks Of the Kansas City and Illinois
Central railroads In many places, delaying
the trains. We have hal but little fair
weather here ior a month past. Crops all
suffering. Much cotton has the rust
The first bale OF cotton was received yes.
terday aud sold for 10 cents per pound.
Another saloon was closed here yostcr-
day, the license having expired aud no r..
npWai granted.
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Heavy Rain a, water valley. nis,.

FVITIHI UFVlIIH " IHI NVINHL
WATER VALLEY, Miss, Sept Our
town and vicinity was visited today with
one Of the heaviest rains Of any during
the past three weeks Of rainy weather.
Town creek flooded Main street 10 the
depth Of several inches. The damage to
the town was not great, but the farmers In
the radius OF the rainfall must have suffer.
ed severely. The prospects are good Tor q
continuance, which makes things look
gloomy for this section.
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A M,.i.rInn. DI.rnse.

vfycrySp, Ind, sept l. Isaac Wool.
ley. one Of the propriciOm oi the Curry.
willie Coal company, at shclbum, Ind,
died suddenly yesterday. A few h9uu
altcfVarl bis wife suddenly expired. VI.
though shc bad been apparently well.
one vi The children u now ut deaths door
from the same mysterious disease.
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KSoxymLE, Tenn, Sept Word has
reached here that Gen. William Terry,
one Of the most prominent citizens o
southwestern Virginia, was drowned while
attempting 10 cross a small creek near
Wylhcyille Wednesday. Ilo was nearly
seycnty-fyo years old. lie succeeded
"stonGwa,l" jackson In the command Of
the famous "sioncval" brigade Ia the
Confederate army.
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-. LOWS, Mo-, sept L--Aduccs from
Richmond, Tex, are 10 the effect that lhc
negroes ordered 10 leave Fort Bend county
for the attempted assassination Of n. n.
Frost, will resist A committee oi siN
citizens went ont 10 Jack and Tom Tay.
lDru, fifteen miles from Richmond, Ia a
stronghold Of 800 negroes, 10 notify them
that thoy had ten hours Ia which " leave
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A New nuIe In whoa, In.nee,,o,.

MlSSEArolis, Mimi, ScpL7.-Statc In.
spcctor Albert 9. Clau1cn was asked today
concerning the report that the State grain
inspectors would enforce a new rule Of In.
spoclion which admits No. hard wheat
OF 3 10 10 per cent Of frosted wheat. He
said. II have heard Of no move % alter
our present rules Of inspection, aud you
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Thc nnIn ~ ConecyIiIc.

HfFrinl llsiAi'h Nn luf Api'As
CorpEEyuLE, Miss, sept. 1T has
has been raining steadily an day aud little
hope is now expressed by the farmers that
they will have either cotton or corn 70 sell
this iall. II has been raining several
hous each day for thc last twcnty-onc
DAYS.
The board OF mayor and aldermen OF
this place have reduced the taxes on town
property from ~ 20 mills.
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Nu,,Ieron. To.n Omcsr..

spUClnl Dispatch " The ApiEu
BWNiSGnAN, Ala, sept I-Anothcr
dead negro chargcablc 10 the conslabulary.
lie was killed 1t Bc@omcr today by
Dcputy-shcriG Burgin, or one Of several
Bcsscmcr policemen who were with him.
Ills name cannot be- learned ~ yet lie
was running from the officers. when they
fired several shots NJ him, killing him in
siautly. one account slys lac fred shot
gun as lac ran.
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Rock lu,Np. lll sept T--Judgr Coz
nclius l.yulc. one Of thc best known bank.
cr of western Illinois died yesterday. Ito
was president II the Rock Island 4 Pacific
railroad. director IN tho Burlington,
Cedar Rapids q Northern road. aud a
heavy sllIkbDlIpf Ia tho Chicago, Rock
Island IS latihC railroad.
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Fla. Quarantine officers were also put on
the upper end OF the Louisville Il Nash
willie railroad, which has heretofore been
free from surveillance. Nearly $500 was
subscribed in the city today for the Jack
sonyille sufferers,
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ThnrIe.inn Aihlnr.

CnAmrsroS, s. O.. Sept The How.
ard association sent 500 70 Jacksonville
today All the mercantile bodies have
opcncncd subscriptions An cNirn meet
inc oi the city council will hr held ~ take
action Ia the same dvriinn. ESpcri.
onccd nurses arc volunteering in large
nnmbofa.
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IlIrmInxI,,,, poIIous suit.

Special Dispatch 70 The Apl,lh
BRWSGnAA, Ala, Sept Mayor
Lane today, at the suggestion oi Mayor
Reese, Of Montgomery, and the board Of
heath Of this county, extended the yellow
fever quarantine 10 take In Baker county,
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ouar,n,incJ Auniu-, HaLer.

PENSACOLA, Fla, sept 7-EscNmba
county has quarantned against all OF
Baker county, east OF st. Mary's river, on
account OF the alleged existence OF yellow
fever thorp