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Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-09-22

proved to exist that the La Grande'
shows lode of unusual strength, with
outcrops for distance of 645 feet, the
vein averaging five and half feet thick;
and that the Mohawk lode of the Mo
hawk group is notable for being true
quartz vein Of great promise, averaging
over four feet in width and yielding ore
of high grade"
There is enough in the foregoing to
give an idea of the Importance of the
discoveries. The professor further says,
however Though | have studiously
avoided adding, by scientific illusions,
to the encroaching length Of this report,
yet have felt in dealing with the
interesting and, perhaps, unparalleled
system of stanniferous lodes under re-
view, that | could not (even in the in
terest Of the economic bearing Of the
facts refrain from thus briefly pointing
out, that as respects their physical Ell
vironment no less than their intrinsic
(mineralogical) features, these Harney
Peak lodes are practically identical-in
all important characteristcs-with those
Of the leading tin producing centers Of
the world. Finally will state in dis
tinct terms that which / have already
indicated, namely, my conviction that
with proper and adequate management
the unique assemblage of magnificent
properties under consideration will show
commercial results such as have seldom
been equalled in the achievements Of
industrial economy"
The general tenor Of Professor Vim
cents report throughout, while being
cautious and carefully woried, is ex
pressive of his confidence in the great
value and importance OF the discoveries
and the ultimate profitable development
of the Harney Peak tin mines.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-09-22
A Desperate Dispatched.

Sam Brown, notorious desperate,
who openly boasted Of having killed
four men, was shot, and killed at Hart
vile, Wyoming, on Saturday, the 18th
inst, by Frank Williams, a cowboy,
who. after having committed the deed,
mounted his horse and rode away. A
warrant was issued for his arrest, but
his capture is deemed improbable.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-09-22
a ca RD-

cold uneelng world
liberal received by will
But the and ready public
such that they will feel they getting the best Trusting
friend and
a. T. VAN DENORT.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-09-22
Born.

At Warens Gulch, six miles west Of
this city, on sunday, the 10th inst, to
the wife Of Melville Handy, g.rl.
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slf happen to have smoke the you
ONE of
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-23
Tx.CommI.s,opcr sparL. ,ro,orcd

WAsmiNGToS, Sept. 22.--Sccretary Villas
said today that cX-l.and Commissioner
Sparks had consented 10 act rs chairman
Of the board OF referees 10 award compen-
Saiion 10 the Cherokee Indian nation Tor
right OF way through their territory upon
his, the sccrctary's solicitation. The sec
Rotary also said that there is no well es-
tablishod precedent for the referees to fol.
low in awarding damages 10 the Cherokces,
and hence hc believed that Mr.. Sparks
known integrity and familiarity with land
matters would be oi great value Ia deter
mining the amount OF damages 10 DO
awarded.
The commissioner Of the general land
Office has called upon the Flint & Pcrs
Marquette Railroad company 10 show
cause why proceedings should not be IN.
stitutcd under the act OF March ), 1857, 10
vacate the certificate OF said company for
u, 7Gl acres OF land In Isabella county.
Mich. The commissioner holds that these
lands were croneousy certified to the COM
pany because at tho date OF the definite
location OF It's road the lands were em-
braced In reservation for Indian pur-
poses. The commissioner has also rejected
the application OF the Marquette, lOueh.
ton & Oni0nagon railroad 10 select i37, 153
acres Of land within the indemnity limits
Of the unconsiruclcd portion OF tho road
lying between lAnse aud 0nionagon in
northern Michigan.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-23

that the residents Of Jacksonville had
hoped Ito fight the battle alone, but the
enemy proved too strong. We made known
our willingness at length TO be helped by
citizens OF other cities and the contribu-
tons have been pouring in very gener-
ously. For this we are extremely CRATE
ful, yet we do not wish it continued longer
than necessary. We have on hand proba-
bly, sufficient to take care OF Jacksonville
alone for thirty days. We cannot reason
ably expect that the fever fire will be
quenched before December. And even after
that time there will be work for the several
relief committees. The laboring classes with
us, chiefly the negroes, have not the fru-
gal and thrifty habits OF the northern men
in the same social rank. Again, other
points in the State need aid and will need
1t. We have sent some OF our supplies
and funds to McClenny, and shall con-
tinue to do 50 il possible. This morning
the report comes that there are several
cases in Gainesville. Here will be another
field to which we shall gladly send assist
ance, such rs may be in our power. From
the above you will SEQ that, while We are
unwilling and not DESTROYS OF imposing
upon our fellow creatures, or Of making
personal appeals to them for help, yet any
further sums their own generosity may
prompt to give, will be thankfully re-
ceived, and beg to assure you, very prop.
erly spent In accordance with the inten.
ton Of the donors,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-23
LorI.NIILE.s MELronr.
THE Refugees wiz Tind n safe Haven
There Always

LoumurlE, Ky, s,pt AT a meet.
ing Of physician and Others, called by
Mayor Jacob, II has been decided 10 open
the gates oi Louisville 90 yellow fever rcin.
gycs. 4 train brought in 1856 from Dcci.
lur this morning. There Ia no excitement
here.
AZ tho meeting Of doctors II WIS the zen.
tlmcnt that Louisville was In no dnngcr
When the physicians hal given their
yicwa, all most omphaiiCnlly, tn tho effect
that the riiy should mo- be- qulnnunod
but that II should rsghrr repeat tho hu.
name oct Of 1873 iu welcoming the rrin.
gives with open doou President Hewitt
called inf tie fcpot NJ the committee,
which DE- Marvin, sior a short while,
mad us follows
The experience of yUlrs warrants tho
physicians Of LouiHNI.H in stating cont.
dvntly % her clttals aud th0so visiting
the city, that on account u our gcouaph.
teal and climatic -,pps' toms, Louisville can
hc la no danger lTphA- iHn spread Oi yellow
fever by contact a1iih those from the In.
icricd districts IL ihy south Who may
seek rriugo herr. lilo latcncss Of the
srason and tho IA 49, ui siiuty adopted
by the State boars of health Justify az In
assuring our citizens th1i there u no dam
gJr whatever Of tho disease gaining foot.
hold Ia the city.
wililAs BAILEY, Chairman,
W. II. GALr,
SAMUEL HnNVnrta,
CoLrHAS Rooms,
J. Il MARVIN,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-23
ALABAMA AROUSED.
The yellow Fever Excitement Spreads
All over the Commonw enIth.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
MoStGoNruy, Ala, Sept. %. The stu.
alton In Alabama grows no better. The
people Of the whole State are uneasy and
are ripe for an exodus. There are about
twenty small towns in the State which
have quanntincd against the world and
thrown Gordon Of pickcts around them
with shotguns The like has not been
cqualod since the epidemic Of 1878. The
suspicious case reported from GrcCnyillo
last night seems 10 have been moro OF u
scare than anything else, but Montgomery
still keeps up her quarantine against that
place and has placed Oncol The local military
companies ON guard NJ all public roads
crossing near the city An small crafts on
the river on which refugee could posi-.
ly cross have been DESTROYED for miles
above and below here. Considerable
anxiety .s felt for Birmingham, Int the
probabilities aru that II will pull through |
all right
Mayor Reese today received telegram |
from tie captains ul the Gfrrnyillp COM ]
panics, Offering their assistance to Mont.
pomvrS tp hclp maintain strict Quaran-
tine. The companies will report neat here
tomorrow evening aud do guard duty
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-23
A DEMOCRATIC ADDRESS
Sent Out to the People by the National
Executive Committee.

Executive Committee.
New York, Sept. 22.-The National
Democratic committee issued an address
tonight to the people OF the United States.
1t is signed by VIM. II. Barnum, chair.
man OF the National Democratic commit.
tee, and Calvin S. Brice, chairman OF the
campaign committee. A poscript directs
that all contributions to the national
Demcratic campaign fund should
be made payable to the order OF
Charles j. Canda. The address begins
by abiding to the evident wish OF the
great majority OF the Democratic party at
the end OF Mr.. Clevelands third year Of
office as President that he should be nom
mated Tor second term. 1t touches on
tho rugged integrity and able and long
continued public services OF Allen G.
Thurman" rs the basis OF his
claims as the party's choice for
Vice-President. Next the committee,
after promising that it will do its
entire duty, appeals TO all whose views il
represents, collectively and individually,
for the election of Cleveland and Thur
man and thus secure a continuance Of
blessings, OF good government, honest,
able, wholly unselfsh administration Of
President Cleveland" II then reminds
the members Of the party that their first
duty is thorough and complete organiza-
ton. Every one who thinks Cleve-
land and Thurman should DO
elected ought to belong TO an
organization in his own neighborhood.
Referring 10 the tariff question il declares
the present surDlus DrOvaq tho nncassitv
for a reduction in the taxes, deplores tho
action OF a Republican Senate which re-
fuses TO reduce the average tariff duties
from 47.l0 TO 42.9 per cent. Trusts are de-
clared to be the outcome Of high duties,
and II the Republicans achieve power tho
rich would become richer and the poor
poorer. IL then alludes TO the large
sums which corporations and persons who
profit by the needless enactions OF the
existing tariffs are prepared TO spend to
help the election OF the Republican party,
appeals TO the members OF the Democratic
party for pecuniary assistance for the pur-
pose OF printing and circulating campaign
documents and for other legitimate cx-
penses. II then alludes to the free
dom OF those in office under Demo-
cratic administration from exac,ions for
Complain purposes, and contrasts this
record with that OF the Republicans in
former presidential elections. In conclu-
sion II appeals TO that vast body Of earnest
men who have learned in the toll and
struggle OF daily life to estimate govern
mont at its true worth, and whose love OF
home and country will prompt them 10
contribute, each according TO his means,
TO the expenses Oi the cause.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-23
So InolIsI.nr.. Ihcrc.

special Dispatch o. The Appeal
Wrsr PoINr, Miss, sept 92.-Thc yell
low fever excitement Is unabating. No
trains have been allowed to stop here for
tho past twcnty.four hours. A special
train passed through by the Mobile q
Ohio railroad today NJ the rate Of forty
miles an hour The passengers were
Ia boz refugees from the
south. We arc entirely shut of
from the world. the wire being the only
source oi communication. Tho city coun-
cu has held n s,s,ion al day. issuing orders
i1r the protection Ut uur city, Extra puI.yr
railroads entering here. Nothing will bo
lvit uulouu to save our people from the
terrible plague.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-23
rnosr ron J.CKsoNyuLE
Virgins Predict. That no wiiI Come
IaFIy In OefobaF.

ulalcly Halls Ottawa Letter In Ncw Yofk sun
| called today by appointment At pretty
cottage on the outskirts Of Ottawa. A
plump maid servant admitted me 20 .
dusky library, examined irckcl on her
nose Ia AN oval mirror tucked In q spray
Of her back hair and withdrew. humming
an air from Ia fillc dc Madame Angot"
II nincd with roar without waited
In stolid patience for awhile. Then the
maid icll upstairs noisily aud ceased hum.
ming. The house was STILL rose after q
long time and CROPPED about In the dusky
nom. Suddenly ! ran into = large and
ncbulous person Who WIS, and evidently
had been, standing In the middle OF the
apartment. lie wore common gloves and
n pleasant smile
Pardon mo-" said, was waiting Tor
-N
virgins, 4" said he, removing his gloves
81 am he. All down"
THIN there was long silence, puncturcd
~ Tue long drawn breaths Of WigsinS
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-23
AT DECATUR.
Nine New Cases and Two Probable
Deaths

The following message was received by
DR.. Thornton at o'clock yesterday after
noon:
DECATUR, Ala, Sept D, isSs
Dr. G. D. Thornton
DR., Bowman and Mr.. Prince died yes
terday. Mr.. Falkenbcrg will probably
die today. AS well as ! can find out,
there are nine cases now on hand three
Of them were exposed to Spencer. ! doubt
il there are 200 whites left in the city
the most completely dcpopulated place |
ever saw. Relief committee organized
Yesterday Only the poor will be left
with MS very soon. These will have 10
be fed by the committee. viii not APP
peal for contributions ill absolutely neces-
sary, but fear this will be soon. Only one
drug store open. Am trying TO arrange
Tor another special train TO carry people
north. Nobody going south. Adjacent
counties full of refugees--many campcd
out. Epidemic will have little TO feed on.
II is impossible for me to answer all the
messages received, and the telegraph OPP
orator is broken down.
JERoMg CoCuRANE,
State Health officer.
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Grrnnha.. sl,olgnn rcIlr,.

sI".lf lIHHni Do iu lhr Appeal
HrEN,uA, Miss, Sept 22.-S.ucc the
ncNs from jackson Thursday evening
Grenada has established regular shot.
gun quarantine against the world, and will
permit no ono 10 enter our city and no
trains are now allowed to stop Guards
are posted on every road day aud night
and are very rigid. Many families have
left town ~ br IN the safe side. With
some exceptions there Is not much excite.
mvni among our citizens. but they are
working with calmnpss anl IN business
like way The town ~ very healthy aud
iu % good sanitary condition, aud With our
rigiu quamutucit h. generally believed
Grenada will escape thc icyct
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-23
Chinese wall Around Decatur

Special Dispatch Ia The Appeal
BRMNGuAM, Ala, sept. %. Tomorrow
n Chinese wall will be placed around Dir
mingham. At meeting OF prominent
citizens tonight resolution was adopted
recommending most stringent quarantine
measures. Over 100 Of the most substan.
lial citizens volunteered and took the oath
oiquaantinc officers. Bank presidents, rich
brokers, dignilicd lawyers and every
one In the meeting who had any interest
hero volunteered. At . O'Clock tomorrow
morning they will be placed on duty as
quarantine pickcts Ia the suburbs Of the
city, armed with guns aud legal. authority.
Trains will be- stopped ten miles from the
city and inspected. All refugees will be
checked IN a pcst.houso.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-23

county. We will have no mails, and our
only communication will DO by wire. Yes
terday and today our operator here sat at
his table from morning until late at night
in order 10 handle the increased amount
OF business caused by the various yellow
fever reports. Our people are talking of
subscribing for the Associated Press dis
patches in order TO know what is going on
in the outside world, as no papers are TO
be received hero. We will miss tho dear
old ArrEAL no little, and hope 1t will
reach us in some way or other occasionally,
II not regularly. Our people are deter
mined that thequarantine shall be strictly
anforcn1
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-23
Republican senators ia ssusu..

WMniNGroyI sept %, Republican
senators held q caucus today, which lasted
from II o'clock am. To 800 o'clock this
afternoon, aud about which they arc moe
than ordinarily rcicenL II il given out
that the territorial bills are 10 be r,siotcd
10 The head Of tie calendar for immediate
consideration after the appropriation bills
are disposed Of, aud that Senator Shcr.
mans trust bill is a. iallow. IL il alao said
on authority that the tariff, the adjourn.
mcnt question. aud everything else ia the
range ~ immediate legislative probability
wcw discussed, anl that no decision wai
reached.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-23
NJ srtnLIns Dol ,l.llnreeln.

.|a.... .....| IN N|. N||H.I.
CuurANunU,, Tenn, sept Gov.
Taylor did not speak tn Chattanooga 20.
day Extensive preparations had been
madD by the Democrats Tor 1ayIur's ~.
crp'lun. There was no one ~ speak for
the Republicans SIR Hawkins Wns nt
his hoiui urk Tho Republicans asked Tor
p.stpuuvmHut, which was viusci them
Of hril hut ON account ul q hard rain
which sct in, ihgy finally amrod 90 % post.
puurwpnt Taylor aud Hawkins lci' here
tonight iui Nashville.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-23
New hallway Wall superintendent.

WAsnlN0TON, sept 22.-ueorgo ".
Hunter, Of Missouri, chief clerk OF tho
railway mail service at Kansas City, aud
Walter II. Butler, OF Iowa, chief clerk -
tho railway service at Burlington, Ia,
have been appointed supcrintcndcnts Of
railway mail service Tho former Ia A.
signed TO the eleventh division, with
headquarters at Fort Worth, Tex, aud
the latter TO the tenth division, with bead.
quarters at st. Paul. These divisions
were recently established under an act Of
Congress passed some months ago.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-23
Moscow Quarnntincs.

Moscow, Tenn, Sept. 22,-Moscow
guarantees against all infected points, to-
wit Florida, Decatur, Ala, and Jackson,
Miss The health officer at Memphis and
the Memphis Il Charlcstown railroad are
notified that no passengers, baggage or
freight are allowed tostop here from any in
icctcd point, aud no household goods or
secondhand goods allowed from any point.
Gus SLEGER, Mayor.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-23
LonisyIIIe's STANDARDIZATION.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. 22.-Subscrip-
tons TO the yellow fovor fund received to.
day ran the total up TO 2,6Gs.2l. All has
been sent to Chairman Schumacher OF the
finance committee ut Jacksonville. In
addition 20 this the board OF trade has
collected and forwarded over $1,000,
bringing the amount sent by Louisville 10
nearly - 600
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-23

Feed n HiIc North OF MARTIN. Tenn. =
Hungry HRnd,

NAsuyurg Tenn, Sept 1.-The lHrs.
iorn's Martin, Tom. special fays "T.,,
trains on the Illinois Cauinl road. con-
tanning scyrml bundled wlugrps. passed
through hero tolay going north. The
trains w,ro allowed O, stop mile north Of
town, where provisions Wcrr taken to tho
passengers, many ol whom had not eaton
ANYTHING luT lurN-rI-ML hunm.
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LYYcnnuEo, Va, Sept "A bristol
special ~ the Adrmos snyG a fire last
night destroyed tho business houses oi
g. Coleman, Hyde Bros. Dr.. Pc1sIce. A.
B. Mcneil, w. w. Davis, ;. n. Clyde,
J. T. Powell n Co. and the dwell.
ing 81 j q. Iondunnt aud Robert Hiil.
llIss, 5000 Insurance, $1,000. Ladie,
formed IN line aud passed buckets Of
water while men stood IDLY by The
origin Of the Tire Is supposed TO be nc.
clduntal.
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7p.,.a. u,Hf5a ~ Ifc Appeal
1Ns...Hf.H.. In. - a. "a.

'Ia'.H. I''I..'H 'H NNt AiI"H.
h,uHuuuu, Tom, sypi @. pycr.
burg and Dyer county arc rigidly quar-.
anlincd against nll yellow fever districts,
aHd no Passengers viii be- allowed io rct
of trains o. any station In the county
without showing regulation certificate oi q
health officer, y11rHng that the bcaUr
has not boon in ans yellow fever state Tor
the past thirty dHys d. l. THOMAS,
MAYO. If pysr1burg.
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Special Dispatch 10 Tho Appeal.
Columns, Miss, Sept 22-rhe excite
ment here is intense and growing oil the
time. Reports of the fever in various
places have been current here all day and
our authorities are doubling their efforts
TO keep tho plague out Of our city. The
Columbus rihomcn and Browns cadets
have volunteered for duty and a guard OF
four men under military regulations is
stationed on each public road and on
tho railroads leading into the city,
with orders 10 let no one pass
unless they are known TO be from no in
fectcd locality, The trains on the branch
between here and Artcsia have been dis
continued, and il the excitement increases
much more strict quarantine will he
established against the world, and will be
enforced, too. This place has never had
the fever, and does not intend TO II there
" any way OF keeping IL out.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-23

IUTHvIIIb ~, sept 22-nr J. NJ.
Mccormack, ut Bowling Green, ~, prcfi.
dcut OF the State board ol health, iclc-
waphcl 10 Health Om,cr Gait here 10.
night that hg h1l placed officials ut tho
,Uuuu towns vhyro railroads and boats
enter iho state, and al persons coming
ilW Decatur Ala, AMI Jackson.
Ni.., would hr compelled tn show clean
Nr1.ih certificates before being admitted
.riD lNH State. Announcement OF the inet
Dos UIsu been ."ui iHlrrkfou lul Decatur.
lur WymNgu of ihn family where New
l'rrt died ut Che tower % lew days ago.
have hccu sent o. thc pytt.hUula as q Pee.
caution
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times, and thrown up to them by confed-
crates on the outside OF the wall. When
the third man was descending the rope
broke when it touched the top OF the wall
and the man fell about ten feet. All
escaped. The prison and whole neighbour
hood was aroused when the escape had
been discovered. Woodward was from
Shelby county, and was serving out
sentence for larceny.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-23

PmScEros, N. J. sept 22.-The annaa
soIies VI baseball games Tor tho champion
ship. which has proceeded this week. Is
snmrd curious aspect today. As 70.
thi oi he victory Of tho sophoinoroe over
thi lr,shmon the three upper classes iis
iof the championship This never hap
ponci before. The tic will probably bt
played od next week.
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qUARANTINEs.


FF-|TII IT FIT'H " mo NVTIHL
MAoos, Miss, sept %. Absolute quar-.
nniinc was adopted by our town today.
No trains are allowed TO stop herr. and no
person 70 come within two miles ol cor.
poniion limits. II Is thought that tho
board u supervisor Will quarantine this
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Nnn.n. CI,, srn,l. ai.snn.

KANsA, CRY, Mo-, sept -. The total
subscriptions obtained hero ,or the yellow
lover sufferers aggregates over u, 500. On
Monday a game Of baseball will be PLAYED
NJ League park between the rcp0rchal
forces of the Tine aud Nlr Eighteen
prominent citizens have deposited s 10 each
lor the privilege Of umpIr.ug. two Tor each
inning and the sale 81 tickets 10 date is
..-. I'm
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NIsTs. nisTntch 10 The Appeal
AuoEY, Miss, scpt. 22.-A strict quar-
aniluc has been declared by Amory
ngains, Florida, Decatur and GrccnvlIc,
Ala; jackson and Aberdeen, Miss No
Que will ho allowed TO gcl oil any train
passing through the city until evidence II
The abatement Vt the tower Ut frost. Al
trains will bc allowed to stop Tor coal, but
hu doors and windows must be- locked.
Nu person will hr allowed To enter the
city hy any dirt road. which will be
guarded with shUiguus. Great excite.
myui prevails. hnt mo- danger NJ this point
BE- hppuhrudyl ls the quarantine fvrua.
iiuug will bo strictly observed.