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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-07

HIGH BRIDGE PARKS AREA RESTRICTED.
The Board of street Opening yesterday ordered that
proceedings be begun for opening Audubonavc. north
from KinC,bIidge Road Commissioner Gilroy report ii
that he had learned that forty or fifty houses built
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-07
COLUMBUS DELANO ILL.

Washington, Dec. 6.-The delegates to the Wool
growers Convention met to-day, but, owing 10 the
Illness of President Delano. adjournment was taken
until tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-07
SUDDEN DEATH OF A MUSICIAN.

Beviderc n. j., Dee 6.-George Suydam. age fifty
seven, a singer and musician, dropped dcsd oS
Noplexy In the street this afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-07
GIFTS
FOR GENTLEMEN
In Solid Silver.

Inkstands, Penholders, Penwipers,
Blotters, Seals, Paper Weights, Erasers,
Magnifying Glasses, Mucilage Bottles,
Stamp Boxes, Paper Cutters, Pen
Trays, Letter Clips, Pen Knives, Pen
ellis, Rulers, Scissors, Tape Measures,
Book Marks, Match Boxes, Tablets,
Paper Files, Cigar Lighters, Shoe
Horns, Clothes Brushes, Hat Brushes,
Whisk Brooms, Shaving Brushes,
Elasks, Travelling Inks, Nail Brushes,
Tooth Brushes, Hair Brushes, Combs,
Pocket Brushes, Moustache brushes,
Cigarette Cases, BiIliard-chalk Holders,
Cigar Cutters, Court Plaster Gases,
Cuh Buttons, Collar Buttons, Key
Rings, Finger Rings, Button Hooks,
Corkscrews, Ticket Holders, &c, &c,
&c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-07

BOLOGNA sTUFFs ITS sAUSAGES WITH HORSE.
Washington Dec. 0.-Consul Dieler OF Florence,
incoses to the Department Of State extracts from
bologna pewspapers on a subject Of great interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-07
The President
Manv a bow wishes that,

Especially is this
tue of a backward boy" lack,
ing confidence in himself, and
needing wise encouragement at
this critical time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-07

x.ntment in view the promoters OF those attacks
dd not aim their shafts at Mr.. Davis, but they &C
crsed his advisers with being responsible for the
late reverses: and upon the assembling OF the Isl
iDngress under the permanent government they
sMieht TO revohtionize his Cabinet Mr.. Benjamin,
the secretary OF War and Mr.. Mallory, the secretary
Of the Navy, most bitterly assaled IN Congress
and in the press several changes In Mr. Daviss
Cabinet followed these onslaughts but of these there
"a now no occasion to speak.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-31

good tc.see Won ~ il did when we rrn up
the old rag at yicssburg. Thirty eight. some
here ant shake hands with yonr tc'onel
He knors YOU. sir. and all ;sbout
you. except some things you used ~ say
when the fight WAS hot. and when | see
you coming. I saws sThirty-eight. get INTO
line. minis your drill and salute tNnr
Colonel liks a man and soldier. Md
didn't he Just do IL. fhs'
took the hand OF the great-eyed. brave
boy in my own and watched him while y
intently Studied my fasr.
wow. Thirty eight run on ahead and
tell them In coming back with our
Colonel You got to ration with me thn'
one time. sir. = | carry Won 70 my quarters
I've wanted long 10 see yoa and cant anu
won't let you 60"
II was on I'll evening 81 MeT ~ Day
that this meeting occurred AK visited
the town by invitation N the q \. a. and
certain matter had written for the occa-
sion wac read during the ceremonies After
dinner | had sxain stolied toward the
chrrch-yard AMI il was just outside the
gate that | encountered srgcant sam and
the boy.
sam Single wsx the bravest. most
reckless man in thc I'D Thirty eighth reg
tment 49, volunteers. which for three
years Of the late war ! had the honor ~
command
Brave they all were. but sam was TIM
leader. and color-rsrgran also, but he was
likewise the most -foubieSoine man IN the
discharge OF his l6fy one excelied him.
but his profanity vas fearful. he would
drink to excess. s~t when drunk Was .
demon.
During one Of csxr assaults upon Nscks-
bury. Lieutenant sidney Foster. a slight,
delicate young ofiacer. was left IN front ~
the enemy's works when We were driven
back and the gigfntsc color sergean had.
rc.igning his flag Tor a time. rushed he
tween cross fires. picked Foster nj and car
ried him. a. a m.Ansr would a child, back
into safety. The al was 80 noble. - dar
ing. that even tbs gallant foe. those wis
could see IL. chez red for the brave fellow
and exulted ia seeing him succeed
But be was terribly wounded hefosr
he did reach our lines, and shortly after re-
ceivcd his discharge for disability resulting
from wounds received in action. Together
with Foster. mustered out for the same rea-
son. be had gone TO the Western home ~
tbs Lieutenant. md here il was I met him
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-31

- condifion the united states General
Land Once fisds itself In ~ ReAso
- . sSecept Decision os Inc United
states supreme Court There seems q
b some osths strong than Others.
WASHINGTON. May si.-The decision %
the Supreme Court Of the United States
In the case % the United States ys. John
d. Hall. In which tho court decided. in ef-
feet. that oaths taken by United States
oficials IN land cases before State nota.
ries public. were OF no binding force. has
created CONSERVATION among the officials
Of the General Land Onice. The decision
was yesterday a subiec: Of interested lis
cussion ~ the principal officers ~ that
bureau. and various opinions were ex-
pressed as % its scope and meaning. II
was pointed out that there were now
pending IN thu General Land Olte thou
sands ~ cases which would be affected
by the decision. In commute homestead
and presumption cases; in timhHr-cuitnre
cases, and in final homestead cases. the
practice % the General Land Ode has
been 70 allow final proof 10 b. taken
before a clerk ~ court ~ record. Or a
clerk OF 4 county court. In mineral eases.
proof could heretofore be made before a
State notary pnbiic. None 81 thn officers
named are United States officers. anl
whether the practice ~ the General Land
ONCE must be changed. AMI whether. liz
cases now penAin-. the PROOF already
takaI before these Oaic.-s i. WORTHLESS Ia
the eyes ~ the law. nra serian~ questions
with Commissioners Stock~lager and his
immediate advisers. IL j. asserted that
in niue out ~ every ten - the mineral
cases now pending in the General Land
Ofice. final proof has been made before
state notaries public. Commissioner
Stockslager has asked Assistant Attor-
ney-General Shields ~ The Department. ~
the Interior Cor an ofirial opinion dehn-
ing the scope aud actual meaning o. the
Hall decision.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-31

no trace 81 the old riotou~ living. no touch
or hint Of profanity IA his language. not a
faint Of the beast about him.
waited patiently for developments.
why do You call that fina little fellow
Thirty-eivhty l asked
sam laughed. well. you see, Colonel,
right after he camc here | took the old ig
urrs on my Old cap and polirhes EN- ur and
put '.m onto 4 little blue cap that the
mother made for HIM. You never see any
thing or anybody 80 tickled IN your lie ~
he was. and he ulster cry for that cap. and
then put his hand upto make folks Sec them
igures-and 80 we got 10 calling him
Thirty eight, and ha knows that name
best AMI Il best known BY that name. and,
don't you fear. Colonel. he don't nowise.
noway disgrace the old Thirty eight. he
don't; he never picks a night. but he lights
any thing. and there amt no squsaling
when he gets licked I'm first sergeant over
that boy, ! am, and l known him all
through"
! hal promised 70 90 70 supper with sam.
and as he approached his home. which he
pointed out in advance. ! u noticed a tavern
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-31

fire in she Arkeli E--iden~~ ~ Cannjeos.
rte. =. Y--rr .vitential Rescue or =
ILssie Fonr Year-Oih.

fire in she Arkrii Ee-ider~e ~ CannIa0s-
rie. =. Y--Pr svidential Rescue or .
Lssie Fonr Year-Oih.
~CAysJoHRRrE. y. ~. Nav 1.-The A.
kell residence in this village was agaia
baptized with fire yesterday. md a most
remarkable escape from death was hal
by Miss Margaret, the lovely sour-vear-
old daughter ~ ". J. ArkrIl. of the
Judge and Frank Lesiie's Illustrated
Newspaper
Soon after dinner a grandson % sena-
tor Arkell ana little Nargref werr Ia the
upper portion ~ the Senator's home.
when the lad endeav0reI 70 use wnx in
sealing an imaginary letter. The littls
fellow secured . candle. lighted it, and
the children began burning tie wax.
which dropped willie in flames 10 tho
door. A window was open, and IL in pre-
sumed a small drop was blown On Mar
garef's dress. In a moment the child
was a mass ~ flames. She ran scream-
ing into the hall, where she was met by
Artist Bernard Gillian. os the Judge,
who, with remarkable presence os mind.
seized the child, threw her ~ the floor.
and grabbing a rug. instantly wrapped il
about her. subduing the flames. The
child il badly b med about the body. but
the doctors agreA hat she j. not sianger-
onsiy hurt. Mr.. Gillam's cuffs were an
tirely burned from his rists. Bis hair
singea and his hauIs horribly LIST cured.
He will be able 70 resume his lah,rs a.
lsual the latter part " this week
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-31

berlin p~cked In Gala Attire ~ 10 Hon
nor 10 the King Of Italy amt His son
Clipped Ambition ~ Wonid- lie Orators.
LONDON. MAY 21.-Thc decoration Of
Berlfa IN honor % the visit 81 King Hum
bert of Italy aud his son. the Prince os
Naples, is ~ the most elaborate descrip-
ton The railway station at which he
will alight from the special train in which
he j. travelling j. profnselv draped with
Italian aud German flags. banners.
steamers. etc. and upon the square all
joining the station a magnificent arch has
been erected, under which the ~Isaliandel-
egates will greet the royal visitors. Di-
recfly IL front % the arch stand, 4 c0ios-
sal figure 81 B,rlIaa: in the Potslamcr
Plata a superb temple has been erected,
and in Opera Square. between the impe-
rial house and the palace. has been
placed an allegorical group. representing
Germany and ltaiy In the closest bonds
Of friendship. The directors o. the
Italian Benevolent Society 81 Berlin de-
sired 10 figure prominently il the recep-
tion ~ the King. as dill also the heads ~
several other Italian associations. bit IN
pursuance Of a suggestion from RDme.
the police Will only permit delegates rep
r~esenting these societies 10 present. writ
ten addresses. This decision il a sad
blow 70 the vanity Of several vould-be
orators. who had prepared and rehearsei
speeches ~ welcome. A al Of tte prin-
cipnl streets will ~ closel after nine
o'clock in the morning. trefic viii neces-
safily be suspended during the day
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-31

The Friction o, tse Nez Perces I;e~rvvs-
tion Results IN tho Arrest. ny the civil
Authrriti~-. Of special Agent IIeth ansl
Two Employees.
WARRINGTON. May 2l.-A telegram a
received a. ne Interior Department yes
terday from Lewis'own. Idaho. saying
that Special Agent Heth and two cm-
ployes ~ the Nez Perces Reservation
had been arrested Nv the civil authors
ties. Mr.. Heth has been having trouble
with some Of the agency employees. aud it
IL thought at the department that his
arrest has been secured by an employee
named williams. There has been
trouble on the Sez Perces Reservation
between the agent aud the employees Tor
several years. II grew 80 serious that
Special Agent Heth was sent TO relieve
Agent Norris about two months ago.
This has not Quoted matters. a. the
present difficulties show. Yesterday
Special Ageat weltcn. who j. now al
rmatilla. was directed to take charge 81
the Sez Perces agency, and a thorough
investigation was ordered by the Indiar
Oflce with a view 70 removing from the
reservation every white person who has
had any guilty part n tho disturbances
there.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-31

BALTIMORE, Nil. May 2.-The suns
special from Norfolk. Va, says yester.
day afternoon a severe hnil-storm passed
through the trucking region ~ Princess
Anne County, doing considerable damage
Il the crops. Trees were badly torn. and
light framework Frustrated By the wiad
III Norfolk County, room Bowers Hill
tho southern branch 81 the river. III
trucking farms were badly cut up b. ia
hail. Along the Seaboari 4 noanok
RAILROAD the storm was very severe and
much damage resulted from wind An,
hail. On the Tar river division % thu
Seaboard road, trees were blown across
the track. aud q freight trAin was throws
from the rail.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-31

Fer the comrades who once we're brave for the
fray.
who once would have led IN the ncrccst charge
With hearts that were true and with hopes thai
were large.
Hut they rest from strife.
They have gwen fhtrlft.
And The Nation to-day VII march 10 their
graves
A. the ocean-tidcs march with their sounding
waves.
MOODS nan
A. the cioud.billows marca. N s!ienc, grand.
So the graves to-day through the breadth OF
the land.
A. in by-gone years.
Shall be rich with showers
Ctthe Nation tears
And the Nation lowers.
Comrades soon our forms must slumbcr
UnAerneath he sod.
For our souls are swiftly marching
To the bivorac o. God.
But the day shall - n be hoaored
Airs worth.
By the 5 1ldirrs' scn~ ana daughters
Through The earth.
They shall carry aroopias banners,
They shall march N science an
With no bnsle call.
While The drum corps
Der and Ger
A. befnrf.
Beats the deal-m.reh up AMI down.
Through the streets 81 every town.
For this dag j. set apas;
by the grateful Nation ; heart.
Rev. CHARLES : Newhail. IN Chicago Advance.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-31

FALL RIVER. Mass. Nay "a sensation
vas caused here yesterday morning BY o
circular issued by the direc.ors Of the
Bourne Mills corporation Offering its
employees q share In the profits from July
4. isss, % January 4, issD, in proportion 70
sages earned, the amount 80 divided not
70 be less than six per cent Of the cash
dividends paid 20 stockholders during
thH same time. The condition required
IS that % faithful and continuous service
daring the six months. except when ex-
cusod for sickness or otner sufficient
reason. This radically new departure 10
Fall River j. mainly due to Hon. Jonathan
Bourne, Of New Bedford, president Of the
corporation
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-31

DtE4l 10 weep Inc
Colonel. VINO is big Of heart as well a. q
stature asked the cause 81 her trouble, and
after a ut she explained
I'll nave q prsssntiment OF trouble. A
man who has vowed % mako me trouble
comes 10 Decatur vcry zften, and ! feel that
/ -hall meet him here
-Bu ne wont'tdarc speak 70 your
oh yes. 10 will. He darcs do any
thing.
..wen, III see you over TO the other train,
lnd ifir's airGnd he'a Better look out for
himself
.sTtapk yoa. aver % much. I'm really
nfraiiv my life"
Thscther train vxS. waiting for Us, and
the Colonel took the lady aud started across
the platform. They were suddenly con
fror ted by a.rnan who made a grab at her,
and As she screamed the Colonel shot out
wit shis right ana snnciph him clean over .
baugageiruck lie put the woman into Q
,.af .,lropprtnr as the bell rang. and got
ia ixto th,-trlck tlst IS his victim was get
ting up.
.Wfo su~icx rrrgr asked the man ps he
- sxcd around him.
" did. 'npllcrsI ths Colonel. y man
G Al IA LAZY under my protection"
do you know hcrt'
\. Ncver spokrs:o,hc until a quar.2r 81 an
hour ago.
.Realithis."
And lse handed ont . tclcgram sent 70 him
sat Huntsville from Nashville. lrread:
.Gcsrve Hank-Your wife N. running
lway with Jonn Doc. They will change for
Mcmr his at pccaiur'
He had come dcwn 10 inter fcpt them,
been knocked out by the Color 81, and the
train was ten miles AWAY bcfors he opered
tns eyes. We had not notice. John Toe,
uut he was PROBABLY IN one 81 the Other
rai@-Detrolt Free Press.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-31

CHICAGO, May 2l.-The friends 81 DR..
Cronin. who 80 mys~teriously disappeared
Two weeks ago, are 50 firmly convinced
now that Cronin has been made the vic
tim az a conspiracy and foul play. and
that he ESs been murdered. that they have
offered d reward 81 5000 for information
leading to the arrest apd conviction of
any Of his murderers, principals or ac-
c~essories. To disabuse the public mind
az the impression that the doctor II still
alive, and that his disappearance was
voluntary, his friends have offered .
further reward of $4,000 for any salts
factory evidence that will prove that he IL
not dead. and that would lead to the dis.
covery o. his whereabouts.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-31
THE CalvALROUS COLONEL.


9 m phis a.
Charleston railroad
crosses b Louisville
a. Nashville at De
cztar, Ala. and as
the train approached
the place a woman
who had been very
nervous for some
time past suddenly
began 10 q The
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-31

'front.' light
Dress salute and
the click OF heels
follow as l
looked. NJ. The
man J knew at
once. but who was
the boy In line
they stood. i'm
movable As grayen
images. with right
hands. palm out
ward. NJ tisc visors
OF their forage
caps
why. sam
Colonel. shake.
IL does me as~much
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-31

On the occasions mentioned Tor tho first
time since.
The boy had started ahead. as ordered,
though II was evident he would have glad
u remained
Hes thors uvhbrcd. Colonel--truc blood
through anI through. thai hos Is and I'm
training him for a soldier. | am See how
he obcy- g~~ierss | tell YOU when Tnclo
Sam gets Thirty-cight Foster for a solsder,
old rlcxy won't wave ovcr a better o.
Drawer one
Then that T. the son ~ your greasfriend
Lieutenant Foster. isity"
That's his son. sir. and hsrAsH
I looked moro closely than ever AZ sam
how his voice trembled A. hc spoke the las'
word How changed be was There va
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-31
~, WAY a. Insurance Mon.

sJohn. N said the accident agent, 'b,.sure
Asd d III at old C~urmudgss as ycu pass
this morning and express. your sympathy
over tho Loss 81 his brcihee In the railway
accidcut recently. Exp sss mine 70 him
Also
.But old Cnrmudgc hal no brotlrr in the
acciHen,,'' said the paticat solicitor.
..wcll. what IN All that's unholf has that
got 10 do with n, said the avcns, checriiy,
..al. 10 can do il 10 tell you So"
But II might unnecessarily 'iarm him.,
persisted the solicitor.
That's the point; that's exactly the
~point,.s' returned the accident agent, chceri-
III. Alarm him as much rs, possible. His
own policy runs cut next month, and II il
one OF our duties 10 remiSd our patrons
that In tho midss OF life W are surrounded
by accidents"
.sAnd John" lie added. as the patient
solicitor departed on hia crrand. take this
banana peel and pus II carefully on tho
front steps II is BY attention 70 details
that tho symmetry u perfect business =
built up .n--Insuraneo Herald.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-31

EN- will march with
dropping banners.
March with arms re-
versei To- day.
Flies and horns and
bngles calling:
All viii cease along
the way,
While the drum
corps
Ger anl DER
Beats the dead march
up and down.,
Through the streets OF
every town.
on, well may the dead
march soundto-lay
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-31

How He Was Saved by a Wom-
ans Love and Devotion

Written for THIS Paper
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-31

W,rurrA, Kan. boasts Of q Mohawk do
tecs,yc bureau. Every detective Is Q Ma
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-31

LONDON. May 2l.-The earlier repo<ss ~
the collision in the channel between this
steamer Beresford and German Emperor
were exaggerated by the survivors who
landed at Dover. Only the German Em-
peror sank; the Beresfofd was lost sight
%. and Il was thought that she had gone
down too. but she succeeded in keeping
aioat, made for Gravesend. whore She ar
rived in a damaged condition She has
on board twenty-five 81 her crew aud
twelve ~ the crew 81 the German En-
peror. Both vessels were hpnn.l amt. ths
Beresford from Hartlepool and the En-.
peror from London.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-31
FOREIGN BUDGET.

4 spanish Editor's for ~
posing : Case ~ Royal Jim Jams
Qneea Wet rriA's rroxrsmme-I.orn Iyt-
tons luness-The Cardtns Manning
rsrtimoniai- Amateur Art Exhibition
Serious Martins Collision On the Coass
of EuwlanI.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-11-18
WORLD OF SPORTS.

Polo Saturday night: At 1Ieriden- Merden 9. New Haven l: at Hartford Hartford i. Bridgeport 5: at New Brit ain-Springfield :, New Britain $.
 Fred PfetGer on Saturday signed Far rell and young Duffy, of last year $ Chicago league team to play next season ill the Players league club of that city.
 The New Britains are How called the prize fighters of the league.
 Lampkin is playing goal for the Waterbury club. He should be rcinstat- ed. W hat is fair for one is fair for an other.-New Haven Courier.
 Pedestrian Bison left Meriden a day or two ago. to walk 10 Bangor. Me, with a wardrobe consisting only of two shirts and a pink pair of tights. The morning after he left the cold snap set in and ElsOn's friends having heard nothing from him are afraid he was frozen to death on the road. It is more than prob able. however. that Bison is basking in the warmth of some barrOOm stove.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-11-18
PADDED DOCK FITS.

ErasinG ''Dead" Cases From the
 Docket of the Superior Court.
 The act of Judge Fenn in ordering erased 239 "dead" cases from the docket of the superior court for Hartford county is similar to that of Judge Phelps a yea ago, when he directed about two-thirG8 of all cases in MiddleseX county to bc dropped. These examples ought to be followed in every county. it is fact that not over one third of the Gases which are supposed to be awaiting trial in Connecticut are alive and the judges would act wisely if they would at once | strike from the docketS all the dead cases. It is possible that some lawyers might lose few term fees by this heroic l treatment, but the public would be bene l fited. About year ago the DEMoCRAi printed a list of over 200 dead eases which have been kept upon the docket of the Waterbury superior court tol ye3TS
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-11-18
HEALTH OF THE ST ATE.
Abstract From the Monthiy Report
 Ot, tus. EoarI of Ucaltn.

Abstract From the Monthiy Report
 Of the Board of Health.
 There were 1027 deaths in Connecticut | in the month of October this was 13 less than in September it was 6S more than in October 1888. and 123 more than the average number of deaths in Octo- Der for the four years preceding the present.
 In the first ten months of the year the Dumber of deaths was 10,3t9, being 42l less than in the corresponding months of last year, and e more than the average in the same months for the last four years.
 The death rate was lG.S for the large towns 15.l for the small towns and l6.3 for the whole state. Waterbury $ death rate was g.
 The following diseases were more fatal in October than in September : Scarlet fever. diphthcria. whooping cough. puerperal fever, consumption, pneumonia and bronchitis.
 The following diseases were less fatal in October than i'll September Cerebro- spinal fever. typhoid fever, nalarial fevers and diarrhosas.
 There were no deaths i'll the state from small pOX or measles.