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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-02
INCREASING ~ roHCE.
yellow JncL IL Jacksonville Takes a
Ircsb start

JAcEsoSvutr, fla, oct 1.-The
sc1urgc has increased In force agnu aud
the new eases reported Tor twenty. four
hours number nnoty.unc, oi which
twenty-five were whites aud scyouty.iuur
coIorcd. There we're ten deaths, viz w..
y. Baker, teller oi the State Bank VI Flor.
ida; Mack Tucker, Thomas White. rumus
Gordon, lc1lorclI, 4. w. Gordon, .cul.
orcdD, Mrl A. Oiihcld, Ian Holly, lcol.
orcil, Paul TrIilor, y. II, Monahan aud
Arson Wood. Total number ui Cascs 10
date. 2,12i, total deaths, 20.
The mercury lnst night Tell nearly to the
fret line. Il b. cool tonight, bat frost
Lulpu tho llal oi October would break the
record ipr tlu past sixteen years.
The Citizens association today referred
Ia the executive committee the question
oi asking people throughout the country
io discontinue contributions. tp a. date
There has been received here s3b. sol.
The disbursements have been s7l,I3s,
leaving balance on hand NJ $40, 23p.
The demands ui the INDECENT have steadily
grown from $1,000 to $4,000 per week,
but IL is believed they will now decrease,
tho more stringent measures having been
adopted ~ prevent imposition 90 the
part Of those who have pmciicyd the
greatest frauds 81 obtain moro rations
than they were entitled 90.
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SQUEEZED SHORTS.
Fierce Tempest in the Wheat Pit.
Sensational Scenes on the Chicago
Board of Trade.
Hutchinson Sells Some but Prices
Continue to Rise.
Two or Three Prominent Firms
Forced TO tho Wall.
-
Rumors That n Big House VIII 90
Down - Armour Gathering IN
All the Pork onored-
What OF Today

CHICAGO, H., Oct 1.-The Daily Nous
will say: Hutchinson did a great deal
toward squaring himself on Change this
morning. When the commission men DO.
gan 10 find out that numbers Of their Gus
toners, instead Of responding 10 margin
calls, were laying down" on them, there
was Of necessity big demand for wheat
10 cover contracts. There was, however,
none for sale tall Hutchinson sent his
brokers into the pit with orders appar.
emily 10 sell all that anybody wanted.
Frank Magin above all sold over $1,000
bushels, aud the other brokers also sold
heavily. In the face Of these tremendous
sales there was q sensational advance in
prices Had Il not been for Hutchinson's
wheat coming on tho market o. II did
there would undoubtedly have been a
larger number Of failures. The scnsa.
tional advance in October pork today was
due 10 covering by the shorts. Amour
took In all Of the pork that went around
on the monthly delivery this morning,
which was iorciblc reminder Of the III
OF September when Hutchinson took In all
ol the wheat.
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NOW LET coNDoN SPEAK.
A Charge Hc Made Against Harrison
Contraiictod.

n Nhhlkt nv AAhAN akNIIth hhlflIOn
Contradictod.
BLooNINGroN, H., Oct. i.-On the 23J
inst William Condor, an Irish resident
Of bloomington, hal published an affidavit
in which he sworo that In a speech made
by Gen. Benz. Harrison, on November ?,
1870. In this city, Harrison made use u
the following laugiagg.
you all know what they Itho lHsh)
arCi II II were nd TO- them We would not
need bali our pnitUniilTics which are
almost fall Of then. They arr only good
TO shovel dirt ld grade railroads, for
which thOy rcayc moro than they are
worth ~ they irc no acquisition 10 the
American people,
-Four othcr- b. aGilayiis couobomtcd
COndon's statement in greater or less
degree. Today BE- Bloomington P1nir.
gfuph will publiBl the auiil,its Of thirty
Tour men who YCrc boz Gen. llauisons
audience, all Of whom nitly contradict
CmdUu's statement, and declare that his
charge Is wholly without foundation Ia
fact, aud totally untrue thnt Harrison did
not use the Wotls attributed a. him or
any other wuflHDi similar tenor ~ effect.
Among those VIII thus triily are CX.Gov.
John NJ. Hamilton, Congressman Howell,
the Hon. H. VI, EOngmin, Mper -. VI.
and A. 4. Funk, o., Hon. T. &. korrick,
Col John Roid, Mssnl Luke Noyn aud
Edmund O'Connel, prominent Irish.
mans Capt A. &. iurcizrT Pui Com
manlcr e.. A. H.. dciaumDnt ul Illinois,
aud j. H. Cheney. late receiver Oi the
Lake luc * WrsionTdlNaY
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BETTER FEELINa AT DECATUR.
Eight Cases Under Treatment Refugees
Returning.

Special Dispatch TO The Appeal
DECATUR, Ala, Oct. 1.-The situation
is moro encouraging than II has been any
time prior TO this date. No now cases and
only two deaths have occurred since last
Friday. There are about eight cases under
treatment and only three are considered
bad. Capt l., u, Drake died last night,
but the death was not caused from yellow
fever. DIR. W. q. Gill was taken sick this
morning, but his case is not supposed 10
be yellow fever. DR.. W. Il. Back, who
was considered dangerous yesterday, is
now improving, and il is thought that he
will recover. News reached the city this
morning that j. Il. Stuart had died at
lloncoville yesterday evening. This makes
n total Of six deaths that have occurred
among the Decatur refugees. None
have recovered who have had the
fever away from here. DR.. ".
j. Young has Just returned
from Basham's Gap and reports both Mr..
and Mrs. j. ID. Shcrrcll rs having the fever
and says II is doubtful rs 10 Mrs. Shcrrclrs
recovery. The relief committee is still
being annoyed by private parties solicit.
ing subscriptions and Il In earnestly hoped
that no further donation will hc made un.
less officially called upon by the above
committee. The refugees are gradually
returning, about fifty having made their
appearance In the city today. IL Is now
definitely declared that the worst has
passed, and II is thought that only a few
more cases will conclude epidemic here.
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william Welcomed az nuuich.

MUSIcn, Oct. IA royal salute an
nounccd the the arrival Of Emperor Will
lam here today. His majesty was received
at the railway station by the prince regent
and members Of the royal family, the cabi-
net ministers aud other high officials.
Tho Emperor aud the regent embraced
and kissed each other repeatedly. After
the Emperor aud those accompanying tho
regent had exchanged salulations, the
burgomastcr read an address Of welcome.
The Emperor In reply expressed tho
pleasure II gave him TO visit the capitol Of
a country which had played no important
part In the history Of the empire, and
whose royal house was one OF the most
important In the empire. lilo hoped he
might be granted power 10 devote himself
to the good Of the whole country In tho
same spirit IN that which had animated
his grandfather. In conclusion lao asked
the hurgomastcr to convey Ia the citizens
Of Munich the expression oihisg gratitude for
the splendid reception that had been ac-
corded him. The party then drove to tho
palace amid the acclamalions of the popu-
lace.
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ON THE MOVE.
Railroad Trains Again Resumed.
Grating Onco Moro.
A Cheorful Feeling ut jackson ana
Also at Decatur.
naiifrhs h.i irrr@-li--- sa OucEHonvillo
But an Increase In Fever.
Dr. Cochran Thinks That Decatur IL
No Longer Contagious-Rehigo Ro-
turning to That City-A Feature
OF tho Epidemic.
Special Dispatch to The Appeal

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
Jackson, Miss, Oct. Tonight every.
thing Is "a serene as ono could wish, and
were 1t not for the suspension Of all busi-
ness, every evidence Of the recent prnic
would he cllaccd. The resumption Of
trains on the Vicksburg & Meridian rail.
road gives great satisfaction To thoso
along that line. Tho regular passenger
trains due here ut $40 o'clock sped
through the city seemingly obliyious Of
the fact that this city exists. Frcights
also go through at rapid rate.
Dr. llycr state inspector Of the State
board Of health, passed through on a spc.
cial train going east Ills mission Is 20
allay thc panic, get trains 10 running. and
have municipal authorities 10 adopt q
uniform quarantine system, thereby e.
cilitaling tho resumption Of traffic
and mutual scltproicClion. The con.
sure honpcd on the medical fraternity oi
Jackson Is as injurious a. II Is scnsolcss.
Had they failed to warn the people oi the
impending danger they would have been
cnminully ncglccllul II their duties to the
people II this city aud tho people nj large.
Tho executive committee of the State
bplrd Of health deems IL best that those
who are now absent remain away till II b.
safe for them 10 return. AZ the city l.
still closely guarded, no one will be- allowed
10 90 ont or come in. and should any
cvalc the officers they will be scnt, 40 soon
~ apprghcndcd, Ia Tie refugee camp. 10
those who are nervous about the trains
passing through this city, tho authorities
would have II said that no one will be- al
lowed a. get un or leave on them from
quarantine stations There are no new
CuscH. The sick are doing very we'll
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Suggestion That the Mysterious
Murderer is q Crank,
AS Though ANY Sane Person Ever
Thought Otherwise.
Bloody Balfour Unrelenting In His
Persecution Of Ireland.
More Trouble in 2an2ibar-French Pol
itics-Emporor William Cordially
Received In Munich Miscollane-
GUS Intelligence.

LONDON, Oct l.-Scvcral persons have
been arrested on suspicion OF being the
Whitcchopel murderer. The Financial
Ncrs has offered reward Of $500 for the
capture OF the murderer, and there is talk
on the stock exchange Of oileringa further
reward. The Lord Mayor has offered a
reward OF $500 for the arrest Of the perpo-
traitor OF the Whitcchapcl murders.
DIR. Henry Forbes Winslow, Sir Risdnn
Bennett aud other medical experts, arc
moro than ever convinced that the muir
dcrcr IN a homicidal lunatc.
The inquest on the Nitro square victim
will bc held ON Thursday. The medical
evidence will show that the uterus and ono
kidney are missing
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Dull DAYS Ar yAzoo CRY.
nusiness staanant TIE Health OF the
Ciiy Good LifiinE the Quarantine.

Special Dispatch ~ Tho Appeal.
IAzoo CRY, Miss. oct - azoo City.
for week past, has been confronted with
almost deserted streets, stagna,ion In bus.
incss and an absence Of population. Those
remaining In town are moving around
watching the telegraph bulletin board and
grouping themselves into squads discuss
ing the situation. An occasional granger
drives into town with bis bale or two Of
cotton, which breaks a ripple Of the water
OF our dull monoiony. The mails have
commenced 10 arrive by way Of Vaughan
station, though still marked with conlid.
cradle uncertainty "a 10 arrival at and do.
parturo from the station.
Mr. Will Purncll, bOokkcCpet nj y. g..
1hompEon's, aud Miss Jennie Smith were
married few evenings agO.
Tho health OF the city and country "a
good, aud no sort Of uncasncg ~ now felt
~ 10 the fever reaching this place. The
quarantine is being modified In the city
and country, though the embargo IL eth
IN force against the running Of trains on
the lnzOo Branch road. THg ARR W.
correspondent has Just interviewed Dr..
George BluDdcll, the city aud county
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Dr. Cochran. ItuIi.t,,.

DECATUR, Ala, Oct, NO new cases
reported this morning. We had a slight
frost again last night Tho weather turning
warmer, We will probably have other
eases from time 10 time, hut cannot see
any good reason why our mails should not
be- rc-cstablished. also think Il would
be- perfectly safe for norih.bound trains to
take on passengers here.
JgHoME CoCuHAN,
State Health officer.
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A WA Dn, In tho IIi.

CmcACo, H., Oct. THE excitement
on change over the September deal in
wheat ceased on Saturday only TO be re-
sumcd this morning. What the doiauIting
shorts In September wheat would DO and
what course Hutchinson would pursue
were the uppeunost thoughts In the minds
Of all. II was learned through the delivery
clerks that about 10000 bushels oi Oclo.
Der wheat passed around on thc loor.
Over half Of this was credited 10 llulchin.
fon. The general belief was that no was
letting 90 OF October pretty freely in order
tp ease the situation. II didn't pusc. When
the opening bell tapped at 1890 another
wild scene occurred In the wheat pit The
volume Oi trading was enormous. The
failures Of Frank Clifton x Co. AMI :. &.
orr only added to the excitement on the
door. II was about Il o'clock q. m. whcn
the ncWs oi the failures became generally
known. At this time the crowd lost their
Leads because OF heavy coverings ia Do.
ccmb'r wheat There was perfect cilze
90 buy Tie advance for thirty minutes
w.. remarkable. and there wa. no telling
whore ID would have ceased had not
Hutchinson cascd the market by liberal
cling
Tho dyanco In lard wis duo 10 the
IuWug in OF CliitOn's shorts. After a
Temporary bulge the market again reacted,
anit started In on bulge that was
oven more sensational ihaH the one that
ven, before. Wild fnm0rs went around
tl1i some big Gfm WIS in trouble, bat
there was no one Who dared mention
IA nrs. NJ g. G.. Ou sIys bis lab liIp,
M. about 5000, iha, bis sup, ndon j.
| lfa 20 failure on the part oi some oi hr
.r. .omcp 10 respond to his Cal.l
.0r margins, and that he vii b,
ahls 10 resume bUsinu., In day ~ two
| N0nc VI the members Of the irrn Of Clilot
q 70. we're ~ bg seen. FrVm Clifton
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nIoady RaIiour Again,

LoNDoN, oct l.--Mr. Baliour, the Chief
Secretary for Ireland, was presented with
an address at Glasgow today. In replying
hc said lao regretted that Forster aud Faw-
Cctt were goue at ume when their ser-
vices would be ~ valuable 10 the country.
Regarding the demand Tor homo rule, no
said that u Ireland obtained local parlia-
mcnt she would have 10 be rccOnquored.
Agitation Was tho Irish commonors daily
br,aI
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Tue IInywood County Court.

FTTTHT THT0- y W IU' AVIIHI
BROWNSVILLE, Tenn, Oct. 1.-The
county court met today and tho new
members we've qualified aud sworn In. H.
+. Jones VIZ reelected chairman by &C..
clamaiiGn, and A. II. Bradford made
chairman pro tenn. Trustee. Elect 4. A.
Short appeared and gave his bond, which
Was promptly accepted by the court The
court Is now composed oi all Democrats,
with Gyo exceptions and IT, members are
among the most substantial citizens In the
gguutN
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All Right "a, Iuunts,IIi.
Special Dispatch ~ The Appeal

wv w IT"I'lI'TI " IIIV NTT'VHIl
HUNTSVILLE, Ala, Oct. Monte Sano
hotel closed its second brilliant season to.
day, which has been very successful and
satisfactory one. There was a heavy frost
here yesterday morning aud several per.
SONS claim 10 have seen ice. A strong
movement will bo made To hold the fall
fair about the 10Th Of this month. Cotton
is coming in rapidly aud commands good
price. The weather is perfect.
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Increase In Tue pricc Of Brcnd.

CncAGo, Ill.,, Oct. MANY retail bread
dealers in this city have raised the price
one cent per loaf owing 20 the continued
advance In wheat an the consequent In
crease In the price -four The proba-
bilitios are that the price will be put up
o another !. notch ....a,rsivs 2rS What action
ihe wholesale dealers " aid take should
the price Of wheat cor .iuue 10 go up. lie
said: "Thero has been no Increase by
wholesale dealers, but II flour should CON
tinue TO advance, We will have TO meet the
risa -
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The yIsIbIe snppI, ofGrnIn.

NV NoRg, Oct. 1.-The visible supply
Of grain on saturday, Sept. %, as compiled
by the New York Produce exchange, was
a follows Wheat, 3l,Gu9,W3. increase,
igs, 1ss bushels; corn, lOOis,O2O; increase,
SAL bushels, oats, G,Dli,pGO, increase,
0sG.nyl bushels; rye, 50, lO3; increase,
49, i20 bushels; barley, 3Gl, i3s, increase,
lO1 $50 bushels
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MIIIIIrIn IrrInn.I-

DUBLIN, Oct. Cardinal Moran, arch
bishop u sydney preached hero yesterday.
In thc couno Of his sermon lac said that
the Irish in tho colonies, especially those
In Australia, were watching lrcllnd's ad-
vance toward prosperity aud we're deter
mined tu help her The freedom of tho
city Of Dublin was conferred upon Cardi.
nal Moran today.
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Ihos. Isn.,b.,,.,i.,..

HASzlnAg, Oct The Germans at
Bagomyo are preparing for an expected AZ.
tack 10y natives tomorrow The Italian
envoy Signur Cccchi, has left, having fail.
ed 10 arrange thr dispute with the Sultan.
4 large number oi British subjects arr M.
irving hero from the districts IN which The
natives have rryultcL
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Han. In o Ilnn, place.

L0ND1N, Oct. I-AdvIccs irlm Zind.
bar state that communication with the
towns oithcs outhorn coast Is interrupted.
Capt Cursor aud Lieut.. Lcus landed 1t
liudi under the guns u the flagship aud
usruci a German cmplOyo Ia the laoo Of
900 hostile natives.
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Ercr, thing Lowell, a, s,a,L,,,I,.

special Dispatch ~ The AppCal
SrAHEyillr, Miss, Oct. l.-Rcrulir
passenger trains were running over tho
Georgia Pacific aud Mobile 4 Ohio roads
yesterday. Tho Illinois Central put on
regular trains this morning. Qnam,uc
was raised. business il lively aud the
prospect iur fine trade IN ilnltcring.
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BEmiS, Oct PROT Gcnickcn, who
WIS arrested ior revealing state secrets Ia
furnishing thc nrri,h, Emi1riu with cx.
tracts from Emperor frdcnck's diary,
states that hc had the Empcrors pcrmis.
sion a. publish tho diary three months AZ.
tuf h.s death.
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health officer, and learns from him that
permission will be accorded the Illinois
Central TO run tains from Durant via
Iazoo City, as far south as Flora, eight
cen miles from Jackson. Trains from the
south through jackson will not be al.
lowed to enter the county. Trains will
probably be moving in a day or two.
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very Unpleasant Experience at

His Very Unpleasant Experience az
Charlottesville. Va
SrArVrov, Va, Oct " While United
State, senator Blair Of New Hampshire,
W.. pdJr. s,iug q Republican meeting NJ
Charlottesville, today upon the tariff
question. man ir the audience threw
muf rUuyu eggs il him. Uuai excitement
followed ud the pcrpciftlur Of the out
ua. was arrested. Tie s.nator made .
dIlniHyl reference io the 'nliynity odrfrd
hmaul proceeded w,,u h,s speech. Tho
elua,Hs sgugIal.y denounced tue act
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Omen All the WAY.

CINCINNATI, o., oct. Tho officers Of
the Queen x Crescent rou,e have no
ccived advices to-day stating that the en-.
tire sysism IL now open, including Nirks.
burg and Meridian, and NlcksburR,
shreveport aud Pacific sanchea. al
local guarantees " hich hitherto prevented
the p!lssarN ~ irainr have boun removed
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NV YogW, On William Black 4
Co, the commion anh H., whorc
failure WIS annourri I IadNy. today
notified tic PiOdtr. g.. 600 Wpl 'Uhge
exchanges ihti ily WEI prepared 10 meet
thVif Liabilities niuil.
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friends on the floor Il was learned that he
was short about $4,000 bushels Of Scptem-
Der wheat, and that he was also short Of
October lard. II was believed that ali Of
his losses were 10 Hutchinson, though il
was also said that he had large amounts Of
money up in the shape Of margins which
could not he made available to apply on
mis- indebtedness
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Al There, Ilunsioi

BrrrAto, N. ", Oct. Ten weeks ago
a case Of gmallpox was discovered here.
Since then there have been sixiy-ninc
cnsys and seventeen deaths, lis Of which
we're caused by black smallpox, which h.
most fatal There aro now twenty two
cues in The hospital.
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Cor M Amin.

RtvoroS. y. Y. Oct l-Thrco officers
today arrested a Hsn WHO gave his name
o. lloul.hy. on Dc suI Ia1n that be 10
Tpsrrlt, the mrlciJr Ji NJ Smell, in
Chicago. llou.hy claims Iuat Dee j cm.
ployoi ~ the oiner of racing stud, aud
SAYS h.s arrest 1isul
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Blutis, Oct The departure Of tho
expedition tor the relief VI EmIn Boy has
buon delayed until the rising Ol tho
natives iu i1fl Africa is uup..gi.
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'oncc,Iiic Hcsumcs rnsIne,s.

Special Dispatch % The Appeal
CorrEryulE, Miss. Oct. An quar-.
anllncs have been raised here, EXCEPT
against Injected places, and business and
travel have again been resumed.
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snIIi,nn'. New Onern.

LoNuoN, Oct Sir Arthur suiiiUns
noN opera l. entitled "fhc Woman o. tho
Ou1rl, Ur the Merry Man aud Ills Ma.l'
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MI.. hnIIllI. lIrtnIn.

Special DI,psish 10 Ihs ppeaL
JlcK-ov. Tenn. h. i.--M.u sallio J.
MrCuin, an cx"cllcn yuuag lady Of the
Eleventh district. a., oruaiy died today.
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re nh Nh ~, I,

PARis, Oct L. senator Naquet denies
the statement that lac made tie assertion
that VI. Rouycir revealed 10 Germany tho
alleged project cor a Franco Russian alli.
auoc prepared by q preceding cabinet
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NV omEANs, L., Oct. Am shotgun
qnamniincs In Mississippi having been
Withdrawn, railroads throughout lho State
IT Louisiana have resumed business.
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OBITUARY.
nsro. steIs,iIIr.

IoVDoS, Oct l.-MorlImcr SnckyiIlc.
West the l'rt Baron .a,ky De-, Is dead. lie
was Us years Old.
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oppss.d Co Ga. p,rnrII Tnnd.

prmN, oct 1.-The Catholic Bishop
II Limerick has forbidden the collecting
OF money 1t tho ChIpoIs lor thU rarlc.l
fund.
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AnothrrTTInE AItor,,I,rr.

SELMA, Ala, Oct The reported cusc
Of black yomit is that 81 negro who died
u hcmurIhlgr 81 the lungs.
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Tho nnh,II Drn.I.

MAsspwAu, Oct. LIT Is reported that
the Mlhli Is dead at Khldoum. A i1rcc
Of Italian irrrgulars has occupied sIahg.L
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srNAroR MAN EaaEp.

BruliN, Oct 1.-The Empress has gone
ia LIN
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LoSpov. oct l.-snow Toll throughout
England today