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South and West.

AN amphitheatre was erected to assist IN
the big annual celebration of Quincy, III
Scarcely had the show begun when with n
c ash the vast structure 90 feet high, 30 feet
wide aud 7C0 feet long fell with a crash,
burying 1000 i'm the debris. Over 800 people
were injured, half OF them seriously and one
fatally.
JonS j. O'NEIL, OF the Eighth District.
81 Louis, has been renominated for Con.
gress.
The Chicago rioters and striking street
car employees and the police came in conflict
several times Clubs were used with good
effect upon the mob, which retaliatod with
stones Several shots were fired, but none
with fatal effect Captain Aldrich was seri-
ous.y hurt 0nd n hundred people dubbed
Fully fifty policemen were struck with
stones and ether missiles, and fought their
way through tho infuriated mob with blood
streaming down their faces and dripping
from the ends OF their clubs
NJ. NJ. WoLF, cashier Of the Exchange
Bank at Lanark, ILL.,, was found sitting in
his chair, with a bullet hole through his
head and the revolver lying In his lap. The
acy Is attributed 10 dependency, tho result
of in health
WHILE LOWS Sweet. Assessor of Park
county, Montana. was nodding in his own
house an assassin crept TO the window OF
room adjoining and shot him dead.
FIELDS, tho outgoing County Treasurer OF
Wanbansee county, Kan, Is a defaulter In
tne sum OF E-p,OJJ.
THIEVES robbed an excursion train on the
wabash road In Indana and secured $50, 600,
after which they escaped
AT Bevier, Mo, striking coal-mners at.
tackled their substitutes, fatally wounding
several, and killing Thomas Wardel, the
principal mine owner
A PAY train, containing $4,000 plunged
into gap at Reno Gulch, Dakota, aud three
masked men attempted 10 rob IL. Paymaster
Reemer opened fire on tho robbers and in.
stantly killed John Clark. John Wilson was
fatally wounded, and the third man. named
johnson, escaped. The three were ranch.
men OF the Black Hills
ALL the cracker bakers between Pittsburg
and the Rocky Mountains have agreed TO
advance the price OF all crackers on account
Of the wheat corner, the range being from
half 70 ono and n half cents a pound.
A coLoRED girl named Pauline Mccoy,
nineteen years old, has been hanged at Union
Springs, Ala, for the murder of Annie Jo.
rand, fourteen year-old white child, last
February, whom she killed in order 10 90.
tain her clothes The execution was private.
THEstriks of the Chicago street car en-.
plOyes has been settled and the men have re.
sumed work. A practical victory was won
by the strikers, although concessions were
made on bOth sides
DIR. g. X. GREGo, son Of the Episcopal
Bishop Of Texas, shot and killed himself at
Mckinney, Texas, while suffering from the
effects OF a hypOdermic injection Of CO
caine, With which he was experimenting.
CHARLES moran, JR., son Of the New
York banker OF tho same name was shot
aud killed near Waco, Texas, by G. w. West,
with whom nc had forced a quarrel
CaANG YAEG HuEy, tho Chinese Minister
10 The Dnitei Statel has arrived from Peru
AMI proce ldsd 70 Washington.
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INDUSTRIAL WORLD.

THETE arc 2s0O0O women niliners.
THEanuual oatput of our nail mills is 8O0,-
OCO tons
Apour 90o,Ooo wom,n End employment as
dressnakCTs.
STmKrSG c.garmakcrs in Havana are com
Ing ~ the United btatoa
OVER 10000 anthracite miners arc om-
p.oycd by six OF fevon mcu.
KfoKCK. fowa, has adopted the eight hour
rue for all its city employees.
T. B. BAEuy las resigned from the general
executive board OF the nights OF Labor.
AGITATION has brought about tho nbOli
ton " contract prison labor in Munoota.
IBE PiCsburg glass factories have re.
sumo work giving 600 operatives employ
mcnt
KANSAS viii make n vigorous ond per.
s.stent protest against convict labor in che
mines
TngaF are zoo. coo arc lights lu use in the
United States, and 100000 incandcsceut
igmls.
Tur biggest passenger engines used in th e
country are The longleggcd flyers Of The
Fennysylvania Road
rfTrsHUfG man has inyouted q nail ma
chine which VIII DO twice the work thnt pres.
ent mochies accomplish and at % o ton less.
a CAIwonsfA company, with q capital Of
$1,000, ,O0U VIII establish big iron plant neor
Milford, Utah, That will empoy about Z09l
men.
TIM Hebrew Peddiers Union, OF Now
York has requested Mayor Hewitt not to
allow boys under sixteen Co pursue the voca.
tioH.
THE rapid introduction Of Tho electric light
into Northwestern saWmillg shows the pro.
grcssive spirit oi Coo lumbormen OF this re-
giou.
TYpoGRApnIchb UWov 10 q, of Now
York. has engaged on instructor o. teach it'
momJers Che technicai points in English com-
position.
SrUf Baos. Of NsUoakirchon. Germany
have offered % prize ol So o for The bes
means or preventing the uhaia' len of dust bj
The wolkm9n ongaged ip grinding clay.
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LATE NEWS IN BRIEF.
eastern ana NriddIc s,a,cs


JANIS Il. CAUNCF, the confidential clerk
or the Dolphin Manufacturing Company OF
Iiainiield, n. u, has confessed that no has
e,,o,,s, emoexs'eJ t tho eompany,s funds 20 the
eighteen months. Tie was arrstod
MARY GRIFFlN, an old inmate of the aims
house ot Meriden. Conn.,. died after starving
herself for iifty-ive days, during which she
took nothing but water.
THE Republicans OF New York City havo
nominated Joel b Erhardt for Mayor
JAMES Stick, an unmarried son OF Henry
y Stick, wealthy farmer of Codorus Town
ship, near Carlisle. Penn hanged himsolf 20
a Darn near his home. He was dcspondent
because OF unrsqutei love
A fIRE at tho piers OF the Standard OH
company In Brooklyn, ~ ", caused a loss
on buildings and vessels OF nearly $500, 600,
besides serious injuries 20 four men.
JAMES BEARpsLEY, n cutler of New Brit
ain, Conn, while suffering from poverty
caused oy dissipation severed the arteries In
poth wrists witha clasp knife, and slowly
hled himself todeath.
CoNGREssMKN AsHBEI Z. FITcu aud Sam
uel ;. Cox have been renomnated for Con-
gress by Tammany Hall in their respective
districts In New York City.
Mr.. AND MRs. Henry CowELI, OF Oster-
vile, Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
lowell, formerly OF Osterville, but now OF
New York, triod to drive across tho track at
West BarnstRble, Mass. The engine struck
the wagon and Mr. and Mrs Lowell and Mr..
Cowell were instantly killed. Mrs. Ccwell's
arm was badly mauglod and che was inter-
nally injured.
THE United States gunboat Petrol has
been launched from Cramps ship yard at
baltimore In the presence OF a number OF
distinguished army and navy officials She
Is the smallest of the vessels that compose
the new navy.
TwENTY-sRvEN victims OF the Mud Run
disaster were buried at Pleasant Valley,
Penn.
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PROMINENT T PEOPLE

THE Emperor Of China is in his eighteenth
JAY GOULD says his health no longer wor-
ries him.
PATTI, the great singer, Is writing hor au.
photography.
The King OF Portugal Is a translator Of
Bhakespears.
The Russian Car IL soon TO make a visit
70 Jerusalem and It's holy places.
LADY DUDLEY, the famous English
beauty, Is ~ white as pond lily.
MRS CLEVELAND has been making use OF
her fall outing In the Adirondacks
The Queen OF Italy, whose teeth are fine,
keeps an American dentist always az cou. g.
In Is feared that the Mikado OF japan has
contracted a pronounced habit OF a'cohOl.
ism.
The King Of Denmark will celebrate ths
twenty-hnh anniversary OF hi reign on No
vember -.
H. GUNNER, once Emperor Maximilian's
aide Is now keeper OF a news stand at Dal-
las, Texas.
SINCE he got back alive the Emperor Of
Brazil Is receiving ali sorts Of mantle ita-
tions OF the peoples JOY.
BAR0S HUENE, OF the Russian fmp,ral
Guards. has married n daughter Of ex MAJ
istor l.athrop, Of Detroit
RoBKRT j. BuHDErrE tho humorist, has
boen licensed 20 preach by the Baptist
Church, 90 which he belongs.
FRANK HArIOH, the OK Postmaster Cen
oral, has drifted into business az tho Western
agent for a newly invented stove
GENERAL BOULANoEn has rfsumod his
daily receptions in Paris. and tho agitation
In his behalf has been recommended.
FATHER SCHLEYEH, tho inventor Of VIOLA
puk, Is dead a fund for n monument 20
his memory will be raised by his followers.
4
is pOrtly looking gentleman OF medium
height, With n well kept gray beard ami tho
a.r " banker.
Mn GLADSTONE has recommenced his
autumnal recreation of tree Telling. He pro-
fers to cut oaks, and leaves the sycam0ros
for younger hanl
THE German Emperor on his rides at,ih3
army manUuvres is accompanied by n
mounted soldier. carrying an iuporial purp'e
standard on q lance
Ir said that Master Workman Powdcriy.
Of The K Of H. who has for some time pIst
been studying law viii soon make applica-
tion Tor admission % The bar.
A pROHINENr woman lawyer Of Ohio is
Miss Florence Crouieo, Of IiHu. She has
boou in active practice for fifteen years, and
has secured n competence and a large list of
clients
GENERAL JosgpH r. JOHNSTON. the ox
Confederate leader, rs living quietly ~ tho
thl1ce ugltit otu n Iah.ia.v' he ~ bho itab
OF the officers of the Coniedoracy 20 bear the
full rank Of General.
CONGnEssfkN WILLIAM WALTER PHKLrs
Of New Jersey. has q fortune Of fl2. 900 0JJ
which is invested about equally in real estate
and railroad stocks and bonds Ho is q large
holder Of Washington real estate.
Born in this country and in Great Britain
the name Of the greot Irish leader Paruo'l is
pronounced by many as though accented on
the last syllable. Tho IdU Nail Gasefie
instructs Is readers 20 put the accent on the
0rst syllable. Faruoil.
B H. HUrCmysoN tho Chicago whelt
manipulator, is averse % having his photo
graph taken and has never allowed a photo
graphor 20 point n camera at him. His son
said fow days ago that be would give si0J0
90 gst photograph Of bis father.
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Making n Young Man Loot old

There you look ten years older
now" said o downtown larbcr yester.
day as ho released a man from the mcshos
Of q towel and yelled "Brush +" To
the customer who followed hc said
THAT was o young fellow who has ust
started in business here as n doctor. Ue
looked too young. and Co gel patients he
had 10 grow old in tho barbor's chair.
Can we age man Wei ! should say
so. It's part of our trade. ot me
take you in hand and dress your hair
and beard my way for month and you'll
lo0t o. middle-agcd man. It's all fn the
appearance. People won't trust young
doctor, If he looks too young. and I am
adding years 90 tho appearance Of half n
dozen young physicians now. Have 4
shampooi our hair IS fuil of dandruH.
All right Brush ~ ChkQg0 Hsra3a.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-10-25

A correspondent Of ibo MnledQeville
(Ga) ui0n f1scordyr give the following
remedy for the Bite Of a mad dog With
gratifying results
Iiecampano is plant woll-kuown 10
most persons, aud Is to be found iu many
OF our gardens. Immediately after be.
ing bitten take ounces of the root Of
the plant. tho green root is PERHAPS pre-
ferable. but the dried will answer. and
may be found In our drug stores, and
was used bY me. Slice or bruiso put
into q pint OF fresh milk. boil down TO
a half pint, strain, aud when cold drink
it fasting 10 least six hours afterwards.
The next morning repeat the Dose fast.
ing. using two ounces Of Che root. On
The third morning take another dose.
prepared as the last. and This will be
sufficient 10 is recommended that after
each dose nothing be eaten Tor Dc least
six hours
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PIE CRUsT. One teacup each OF lard
and cold water, one teaspoonful OF
baking powder. pinch Of salt, -four
enough to roll out.
SALAD DaEssrNc. Two tablespoon
fuls each melted butter, mixed mustard
and salt, one teaspoon Of white pepper
beat to n cream; add eight cggs bestcn
light, half cup Of vinegar and half cup
OF sweet cream.
CREAM Pr. Beat the white Of an
egg stiG, mix smoothly one tablespoon
ful Of sugar, one Of four, One-half OF a
tea poonful Of lemon Juice. one half pint
Of sweet cream add 70 the egg and bake
with open crust.
TIor SAW Cut One.half OF a head
Of cabbage up fue, season with salt and
pepper; take one cup Of m TX, two egVs
q tablespoonful Of melted butter and ono
cup OF vinegar, boil and pour over the
cabbage; serve hot.
PorAro CANES. Two pounds OF
mashed potatoes, four ounces OF butter
and a little salt, two pounds Of fou-,
and milk enough 90 make a batter: one.
half cup Of yeast; set 90 rise. and when
light bake in cakos the size Of mullins.
MfNr SAUcF.-F Femovo the leaves
from the stalks of "a whole bunch of
mint Cut in fine bits ard place in thc
sauce bowl Bruiso with three tea
spoonfuls Of sugar. Pour over the whole
half pint Of vinegar which III very
strong should be diluted.
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was a dead shot, stood calmly looking
at his victim. The murdered mans wife
out. The Bishop fell, and Dick, who
ran in from her rooms behind the store
and flung herself down beside the body
with q heart-reuding shrek. Then
the men from the saloon rushed in aud
stood looking silently at the bleeding
corpse and at the poor wife, who
mourned the dead man as sincerely as
though he had been the kindest of hus-
bands TO her.
Her pitiful sobbiog aroused the sym
pathies OF the rough crowd, and they
began to look angrily at the victor. One
man pointed significantly to coil OF rope
lying on the counter, but the rest looked
at the revolver still grasped in the fallen
mans hand, and they shook their heads.
Dick johnson saw and understood and
he quietly backed up against tho wall,
drew another six.shooter, aud pro-
cecded TO make his defence. He told
the story of the bill of sale:
''1ou see, boys, he swindled me.
Now, you know, man amt a-goin' to
be cheated like that an not try TO git
revenge for 1t. give him fair warnin',
he had his chance at me; done it all up
reg'lar, an there hain't no call fer hard
feelin's az n me. I'm sorry for her, but
you know it amt my fault because her
man was scamp an needed killin'."
His revolvers helped him TO make his
peace. These men were not towards,
but they knew they could not take him
alive armed in that way, and, besides,
they thought his conduct quite proper,
SO he was promptly acquitted by this in
formal jury and he went quietly home.
Thus was rude Justice done. Thus,
too, was it that Caddie did not marry a
Bishop, but became Dan Williams's
bride. -Saa FrdaciSco Arg3naut.
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nelnlIinr Assnrnra

- ardon me. sir; we allow no ono in
that room but the assayers." l looked
at the speaker with an expression OF in
jured innocence. He was the member
of the great firm Of chemists whose Ger.
tihcate rs 10 the output of a mine would
be worth fortune If favorable. ''Sorry
to offend you, sir, he continued, "but
we assume that every man who comes
in here is a knave.n
This aroused my curiousity, and / inn
proved the first opportunity TO ask an
expert assayer TO explain these misan-
thropic sentiments. Dr. Ledoux, n IA
nous chemist connected with the firm
mentioned above, satisfied me that they
were well. founded. "We, can hardly
trust our own senses,n he said. ~
have known a sample Of ore to yield a
heavy percentage OF gold when its owner
was present at the test aud none at all
when he was absent. How can that be ?
Well, in this. instance saw nothing
wrong, but recently l was conducting
an assay in the presence of the owner of
the sampe and noticed that he was
chewing tobacco very vigorously and
also gong to the assay furnace TO ex-
pectorate into the fire. Watching h m
narrowly fsaw him spit into the cruc b @
and scizing him by the throat ] forced
out OF his mouth the tobacco and along
with it quantity of gold dust, which
he was attempting to get in the crueihle
this way 60 make his assay run high.
1t would require very little gold thus
added to an ounce OF ore to make a diff.
ference of many hundreds of dollars per
toa in the result.
''We once sent an engineer to Colo.
RADIO TO sample silver mine" said DIR.
ledoux. ''IIe was entirely unmolcstt d
in the performance Of his duty and felt
sure that he had fair average sample.
lie took the precaution, however, to
divide his sample into two lots, sending
ono lot by express and bringing tho
other with him in his trunk. Both
samples arrived with their seals un-
broken, and the bags apparently intact,
but when We came TO assay them we
found nearly double the amount OF silver
in those which had como by express.
Investigation showed that somebody had
punctured the bags which came by ex-
press with the point Of syringc, and had
squirted in among the orc n strong solu.
ton OF nitrate Of silver, which driving
uTon the orc, OF course, added greatly
to the assay.-lKaH anil EaJress.
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Home DressmaIsIng.

It is now very easy for girls 10 make
their own dresses, for that which pre.
sents the largest difficulties is all done
for them by new system; q measure is
taken, applied TO lining, and an accu-
rate waist pattern obtained while lady
Is waiting. the whole operation reQuir-
ing less time than it someti nos fakes
TO ge, change Foundation skirts are
also made which only need the peating
upon the edge, and the material draped
over them; in every other respect they
are shaped and finished for wear, includ-
ing the insertion of stc3ls and a small
mattress.
The skirts of this seasons dresses arc
very simple, and not intricate in tho
way of draperies The foundation skirt
is from two and one-quartor to two and
one half yards wide, and it always has a
pleating at the edge. But this is not
much seen, as the UPPER drapery is so
long that it nearly covers IL, the use
OF it being mainly TO keep the plain
drnpery from setting in too fatty
over the feet. The newest way Of
making the back drapery is to sew it
into the back, with large plaits, which
hang down in folds, the drapery falling
straight 10 the edge OF the skirt Tho
only variation 10 this arrangement is that
the back breadth is lifted up and caught
here and there with a stitch, 10 add
slightly to its fullness. The foundation
skirt consists Of gored front breadth, n
gored breadth on each side, and straight
W dth at thc back ungored. A small
mattress about seven inches square IS
worn, and one or two steels These last
are no longer put in in straight line,
but form an arch upwards; the top steel
coming about six inches below the wal 4
ia the center, and about twelve inches at
each end This is q much more com.
Portable way Of putting in the steels
thal the old onc -L0u oUfJ6.
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tured or Mocha threo dhows having on
board SOt slaves. The captains Of the lhOws
and four OF the slaves wcro killed before the
Slavers surrendered.
CuAs. WINSTON, Vice Consul at Guerrero
Mexico, has died OF cholera
TtE British forces i'm tho Black Mountains
have c1nturcd Scri and burnel many vi
lages. TIE enemy is falling back to the In.
dus and Will negotiate for peace Sori will
be permanently occupied by the British.
EMPEROR WILLIAM Of Germany has tcrmi.
rated his visit TO Austria Before leaving
ne embraced and kissed the Emperor Francis
Joseph three times, and then embraced and
Kissed the King of Saxony and the Regent OF
Bavaria.
EMrERoR WILLIAM, OF Germany, has PAL I
a visit 10 the King OF Italy and tho Fopo
OF kone, whore ha was received with
enthusiastic demonstrations.
TUX greater PORTION OF tho village OF Point
du Chene, New Brunswick, burned. Toss.
100000.
A REVOLUTION has taken place in Bolivia.
The leaders OF the revolt arc two mon named
Pacheco and Rivadeneirn. President Arce
escaped to In Pax, wherc no is husily en-.
gnged IN organizing troop& Sucre was oc-
cupscl 10y Indians, and tae mutnous troops
have dlsbanded. The only authorities i'm tho
capital arc the two leaders OF tho revolt.
SENIOR DOMINGO SANuDo and his wife
hoNo Iccn mystcriouSlg murdered nt Ha.
Vana, Cuba The bodies were horribly
hacked With hatchet Sanudo and wife
were very cd, yet despite thoir age they led
a very isolated life. He was worth $1,000
EMPEROR WILLIAM, OF Germany, paid n
visit 20 the Vatican in Rome and held an in
Pope
THE election OF representatives in Hayti to
choose "a President resulted I'M favor of Sena.
tor Legitime. Tho palacs was attacked by
General lhetemaquo, the opposition candi-
date The forces under Logitime repellel
the attack, and desperate battle onsued, i'm
were killed
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HOUSEHOLD AFFAIRS.
Morv apples.


Were every family TO put in practice
the following sensible advice of Profess.
or Faraday, u marked gain in the health
OF It's members would be the result: Let
every family in autumn lay in from two
to ten or more barrels, and il will be to
them the most economical investment
IN the who Q range of culinary supplies.
A raw, mellow apple is digestod in an
hour aud half, while oiled cabbage
requires five hours. The most healthful
desert that can be placed on the table is
baked apple. IL taken freely at break
fast, with coarse bread, and without
meat or flesh OF any kind, il has an adj.
mirable eject on The general system, often
removing constipation, correcting acidi-
ties, and cooling Off febrile conditions
more cifeCtually than the most approved
medicines. ii families could DO induced
to substitute the apple--sound, ripeand
luscious for the pies. cakes, candies aud
other swectmeats, with which children
arc too often stuffed, there would be a
diminution OF doctors bills su,l cient in
a single year to lay up stock Of this do
licio1s fruit for seasons use
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wnshincton.

A s.. NEsWTH. Of California, has beon ap
pointed chief clerk Of the Signal Service, the
new o,ico created by Congress.
JUDGE ALLEN q. THURMAN spoke for
forty minutes before tho United States
Supreme Court ia the famous telephone
suit.
TIE President has vetoed tho bin paying
laura Y. Maddox for 1882 boxes Of tobacco,
valued No 1860, furnished by her husband
H. a. Esaoy, an agent OF the Government
90 Norfolk, Va. in 1861
As al appropriation bills have passed Con.
gross q statement has been prepared by the
treasury Department placing the total
amount appropriated a. f42l ,Ci7 O3s 81. The
largest items ore as follows. Pensions eSi d.
1Js,fO0, rO5t Office, go, $50 23374; army,
t2l.4il 500: rivers aud harbors. s22. .307, =
Cl6.90' sundrY civil, s}1, ,Aj ,45583.
TuE Iro.idsnt has approved tho bin % pay
q. II. Williams n Co, owners Of the sch00n.
ers Roswell, King and Era. $3.50 .G38 for
Tcscuiug and Importing tho crew Of The ship.
wrecked schooner Isabella in tho Arctic Sea
in issL
JuDGE S.wYER of tho United States Cir.
cut Court In Washington, has issued two
wrts of habsas corpus % test tho validity of
tEe Chinese Exclusion net
pagIDEyT CLEvELAED has nominated T.
=. Earle Of Alabama. 70 b. Consul at Coz.
nao
SErRErARY WHrvEY has been informed
that large crack in this stcrnpost Of the re-.
Gently launched steel cruiser baltimore will
delay Tho completion q that vessel several
month";
Nrs CLEVELAND has returned % Wash
ingt0n from her vacation in tho hdirOndac<s
SEe was accompanied by her mother, Mrs
Folsom. and Dr. Ward, 0f Albany. The
rarty was met 20 tho station By the Prest
dent and we're driven 90 The Executive Man
sion.
a LAR0E delegation Of Sioux chiefs has
arrived in Washington, ~ consult in refer
fnce 20 tfo prop scd ccssiOu Of n part OF
their rcaorvoiion.
yHE President approved The act FOR the re-
hci ol editors on The old Camp shcrdan
military reservation Che io'ntres1lution for
Lne enclosure of certain points on tho battle
hoId of9nitysburE Tho act in regard 10 The
settlement Of boundary lines between Con
nccticut and Rhode Island the joint re,olu-
tion in nid ol The sufferers from yellow fe-
yer, aud tlo act making enlisted mon of tho
8nal CORPS rcanOnfioio for public property.
Fopeign.