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COAL ELEEqS WRECKED,
A Sudden Rise in the GauIey
River Causes a Disaster.
BARGES ARE SWEPT AWAY
Ana Wrecked on the Dam Mt browns.
town-Thlrty Boats In all 20
down In tho. I'lood..-Iand.
side near Mononga, VIVA.


ohARLEsroS, VIVA, Sept. ll.-One { (
the most disastrous wrecks that was ever
known on this river occurred last night,
Under the pressure Of n sudden rite
running out Of Gauey river the tle, t
oil loaded coal barges at Winiirede broke
loose carrying with them the feet Of
the Black Diamond Coal Company. In
all over thirty barges were sent floating
down the river on good current. They
were scattered all along the river for
several miles to Lock at Brownstowr.
Hall dozen OF them aro piled Up
or against the dam. One barge ia
completely overturned at the dam, yhi,e
IN one place the barges sunk three deep.
Eleven in all were lost with IN average
Of 10000 bushels Of coal in each. Four
belonged to the Winiirede Coal Con.
pany, one with 10000 bushels OF coal 10
captain Armstrong and the others to the
Black Diamond Coal Company and Cole
K Collins, OF Cincinnati.
The dam is badly injured, aud It will
cost thousands of dollars to repair /
The channel for eeveral miles is filled
with barges, and navigation will have
% be suspended till the boats are gotten
'ut. The money loss cannot yet be tolt,
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RAuM lNyESTIGA ALTON.


Tho Usual Iilt In the COmmittee-Ellck
Makes Cooper Hot.
WASHINGTON, Sept. ll.-Rieht at the
beginning Of its session this morning,
the Special House Committee investi-
eating the charges against Commissioner
Raum. had the usually daily tilt between
Mr.. Lewia and tho chairman on n petty
question. In answer to the Commission.
el's question, Mr.. Cooper said seven
pension employees had bought reirigera.
tor stock. There was where the charge
originated, which seemed to be cor.
roborated by the newspaper articles.
Mr.. Cooper said that he had been con-
firmed in his belief in the charges by the
Commissioners refusal to answer bis
question. But the charge rested upon
Fleming's and Flick's testimony. II
they were knocked out, all right.
The Commissioner pressed Mr.. Cooper
for the names Of his informants, saying:
~ want to get ut the men who have
poisoned your mind"
Mr.. Cooper was still on the stand, md
had said that he had never seen the
books OF the company, when Mr.. Flick
sharply queried: "You know you are
on your oath, don't you?"
Mr.. Cooper-That suggestion OF yours
was ungentlemanly, cowardly and mean.
MIR. Flick-And submit that you are
dirty dog.
Another wordy war followed when
Commissioner Raum remarked, 1.-THE
whole thing is fgment OF George Is.
Fleming, discharged employe of the
Pension Office, who has used Mr.. Cooper,
don't say corruptly."
The Chairman again intervened, and
during the recess they patched up their
differences.
After rccess, Assistant Secretary Bus.
sey SAID he had been much pleased with
the great improvement Of the Pension
Office under Commissioner Raum's al.
Ininistration. He did not see that the
order made any great difference as be.
tween claimants with attorneys and
those without.
Mr.. Cooper asked il tho witness had
investigated the charges connecting the
Commissioner and MIR. Lemon.
The witness replied: "Do you suppts
am going to take up everything see
in the newspapers and act upon il? |
don't deal in newspaper SANDER"
MIR. Cooper-When he got Mr.. Lem
en- to 90 OH his note WAS not that pub
lie diseracep
The witncas-I have nothing to dt
with that. ....
Adjourned.
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Disastrous Wreck on the Central.

ALBANY, N. Y, Sept. 1l.-No trains
have arrived here from New York since
1880 tonight owing to disastrous
wreck ut Schodeck, 1G miles below this
city, on the New York Central. The
railroad authorities here say that an
extra freight train collided with a
regular freight train owing to a
misplaced switch and a few freight cars
lett the track. It has been
learned from other sources.
however, that the wreck is yerv
disastrous, two engines, ten cars and a
caboose being piled up go as to cover the
passenger tracks as well as the freight
tracks. Two engineers, fireman and a
brakeman were killed and three Others
are wounded.
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ALTOONA, Pa, Sept. ll.-At the ad-
journed conference Of the miners and
operators now in session here, the com.
mittee OF seven from each side rendered
their report this morning. BY its pro.
visions the scale presented by the
miners, which the operators at first re.
fused to accept, is adopted with but a
few changes, and the miners are granted
their demands. The conference sane.
toned the report and the difficulty is at
on and
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Lumpy Jaw Meat Once More,

2 CnleAGo, ILL, Sept 1.-THE old agi,
tation about the meat OF "lumpy jawn
cattle being put upon the local market
and sold ior food is revived this morn.
ing. The Daily Nrrs prints an affidavit
by former employe Of Hess Bros the
slaughtering firm employed by the State
Live Stock Board to kill and put into the
rendering tank all lumpy jaw cattle
which reached the stock yards. The
ailiant declares that the employees con.
stantly outwitted the health officers and
succeeded in smuggling large Quantities
Of the diseased meat out OF the house
that this was done by order Of the firm,
snl thst the employee were paid extra
for it. 1t seems that the diseased meat
was sold to the poorer districts in this
ritv
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SALVAD0R'S GREAT DAY.
Stirring Scenes Mt the Opening Of It's Con.

grcss
SAN SALVADOR, Sept. 1.-THE city has
taken holiday appearance. National
bunting Aoats from every residence and
business house, and the streets arc
crowded with people who have come
from every quarter Of the republic to
be present at the opening OF Congress
to-day.
Owing to the large crowds it has been
found necessary to issue invitations to
the opening ceremonies. Many soldiers
who participated in the war and have
been honorably discharged still remain
here to see their late Commander-in.
Chief, Don Carlos Ezeta. Nearly all the
prominent generals afe also here, and
the day promises 10 be one OF the most
exciting periods IN the history OF the
country.
Oae Of the first acts CT Congress will
be the election Of President to fill the
unexpired term caused by the death OF
MenendCz. Ezeta is the most popular
candidate, and his election is considered
assured. DR.. Ayalo, who was Vice Pres-
nent under Menendez, and who set up a
government on the borders OF Hon duras,
is in Guatemala, but his best friends
believe he stands no chance OF being
elected President by the Salvadoran
Congress. The Salvadorans claim that
he is traitor and is ineligible to office.
lie il President Barillas' choice for Pres.
ldent, and this has cut off oil bis chances
OF election, if he had any. as San Saliva.
doris late war was wased against Guate.
mala solely to assert her political indie.
pendence. Having gained this point
she will be loath 10 part with it.
The appeals Of the widow of Gen.
Barrundis to the President oi the Unit.
ed States, have been printed here, with
the statement that she and her children
were in a destitute condition. Pro-
visional President Ezeta sent the un.
fortunate woman 5000. Barrundia and
his family have bsen Ezsta's friends for
years.
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A PECULIAR LEGAL POINT,
Proceedings Taken TO Sayo tho LILO of .
HOrso.


HOrso.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Sept. 11.-Dr. F. j..
Wilke, who is at the head OF the HUI.
name Society's work ut Oshkosh, is in
the city to secure legal advice upon a
peculiar point. a few days ago Mr..
Marshall Harris, former President Of
the Humane Society, and very wealthy
citizen Of Oshkosh, WAS gathered to his
fathers. He was the owner for many
years Of a fine family horse that was
pet aud is good healthy animal. not
withstanding his age. In his will Mr..
Harris Gays that inside OF forty.eight
hours after his death the horse is to be
taken out and shot, this strange and ap.
parently illegal stipulation being insert
ed in the document because he always
feared that after his death the horse
would not be treated well in his old age.
DR.. Wilke has thus fur prevented the
strange and fanatical request from being
carried out and proposes to see il the law
cannot safe the animals life.
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ELMnA, N. Y, Sept. II. - The
Chemung river is not rising now and
the worst is over. The Interstate Fair
grounds are flooded. The water stands
two feet deep on the race course. "A
great deal Of damage has been done to
crops throughout the Chemung valley.
At Addison, the water is the highest
known in twenty.six years. Charles
Townsend made wager that he could
swim the Canisteo river and insanely
plunged In and was drowned. His BODY
has not been recovered. The damage
to crops and personal property in the
Connoton Valley is very great. The
trains are still at stand.still on tho
Eri., Deleware & Lackawapa read,
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A SENATORIAL CAUCUS.
somo More Pledges will be Kept Bofor
Adjournment.

Soulo nloro ileNeeb Will DC hept be1oro
Adjournment.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. liza eau
Gus OF Republican Senators was held this
morning at which Senator Edmunds pre-
sided, to arrange an order Of business
for the rest oil the session. About a
dozen measures were considered to be Of
sufficient importance to warrant them
being placed on the programme. They
include tho anti.lottery bill, the bank
ruptcy bill, tho bills for tho relief of the
Supreme Court and for the establish.
ment OF private land courts, the com.
pound lard bill and the labor bills re.
Gently passed by the House. The first
thing to be considered is the conference
report on the land grant forfeiture bill
now pending before the Senate. There
was some talk Of adjournment, but
nothing definite agreed 10 respecting the
date. # was the general opinion that
until the tariff bill is finally disposed Of
q day for adjournment cannot be fixed.
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Revolution In Switzerland.

BERNE, Sept. ia revolution has
broken out in the Canton OF Ticino
owing to difference Of opinion regard.
ing the revision OF the constitu lion.
The members Of the Cantonal govern
ment have been imprisoned. One has
been killed with a revolver and the
others have fled. The federal govern.
ment has sent two battalious to the
scene
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Fatnl RUNAWAY,

CINCINNATI, 0. Sept. 1l.-Last night
during the heavy rain an engine
with lumber car and one or two other
cars started to back down the steep grade
OF the Cincinnati, Lebanon 4 Northern
road. About mile from the depot,
owing TO the slippery condition of tho
track, IT ran away and was stopped only
when it reached the depot. The crew
jumped and escaped injury, except one
man. who had collar bone broken
The lumber car struck an engine and
crushed to death William Howard, who
was beneath the engine cleaning ii. The
runaway engine was derailed and wreck
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Retired From liuisnesS.

ST. JosEPu, M9, Sept. ll.---The An
Choir Beef Packing Company, whose house
was opened at the stock yards year ago
last spring has permanently retired
from business. The building was erected
by the Stock Yards Company and turned
oyer TO the ANCHOR people. When the
warm VestheY began the cooling room
was fonnd'to be detective and the house
was closed and turned over to the Stock
Yard Company for repairs. The Stock
Yard Company has failed to make the
necessary repairs, and the packing com.
pany has, therefore, retired from the
business.
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pIEnup, s. D., Sept ll.-Two weeks
ago Colope, Allison, the Government
scout who induced Old Sitting Bull to
return from Canada and surrender after
the Custer massacre years ago, became
converted at Il camp meeting in Pierre,
since which time he has baen preaching
among amoug the Sioux, and the result
is that hundreds OF Indians are becom'
ING converted. .He H
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Episcopal aIinister Ordained.

SDecldl DHpdlch 70 Nt 7hIlNlJencer.
MARrlSsBuRG, w. Va, Sept. l1.-Rsv.
A. r. Rodrick, son Of D. W. Rodrick, a
prominent merchant Of this city, was
ordained administer OF the Episcopal
church at the Trinity Episcopal church
in this city tonight, with solemn and
and impressive services by Bishop Peter
kin, assisted by Revs. Dallas Tucker, of
Charlestown; John S. Gibson, OF Mid
dleway; William Lcavitt, OF Hedgeville,
and Henry Thomas, Of this city. Mr..
Rodrick is a promising young man,
graduating at the theological seminary
at Alexandria, Va, and has been preach.
ing at Grafton, w. Va, for two years.
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Special Dispatch to The Inteili1eacr.
WAsHISGToS, Sept.1l.-West Virginia
pensions were granted to-day as follows
Original-H. N. Craddock, Glenville
Charles Frary, Hinsdale; NJ. L. Stewart,
Seuaca; Jonathan Rice. Sistersville; ],
81. Sewell, Pliny; S. NJ. Dunlap, Dee
Moines; Robert NJ. Mosley, Hartsville
Charles NJ. McDougal, Goose Neck
Evan Joseph, Raymond City; Charles
II. Sovel, Jerry Run; Sarah E, widow
OF Isaac Bell, Uzland. Reissue-W. R
Tichenor, Burning Springs.
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SDcnker Reed Cheertd.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. ll.-As
Speaker Reed entered the chamber this
morning at a few minutes before noon,
he received q round OF applause from
the Republican side OF the House and
from the spectators in the galleries. No
quorum was found on the vote OF ap.
proving Tuesdays Journaland the House
o6ionrpoj
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Specid! Dispatch 10 Tie huteRiocacer.
MARrISsEuRa, W. VA, September II.
Mrs. Catharine Ann Tabb, widow OF
the late Edward Franklin Tabb, alter a
lingering illness died at her residence in
this city late last night, aged eighty
years. She was member OF the Pres.
Dyterian church for "a number OF years
and was connected with some Of the
most prominent families in eastern West
Virginia and Virginia. .... 3.
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SYDNEY, N. S. W., Sept. 1.-THE rep.
resentatives OF the labor unions are hold.
ing a private conference to-day for the
purpose OF deciding upon basis on
which to approach the employers with a
view to etiecting settlement OF the
questions at issue. In consequence OF
the strik there are now 1000 men out
Of work in the New Castle district. The
employers are confident OF winning the
fight, but the strikers show few signs OF
yielding,
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Krupp After New Gun Metnl,

OTTAWA, ONT, September ll.-Henry
krupp, son of the German gun.maker,
is here testing the quality and quantity
OF ore produced by the Sunbury nickle
and copper mines west CT this city. lie
il in search OF nickle to be used in the
manufacture OF new gun metal, which
is expected to far surpass in strength
and durability the metal now used as
steel surpassed pig iron.
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Southampton strikers Quiet.

SOUTHAMPTON, Sept. 1.-THE strikers
here are more quiet to-day and no riot.
GUS demonstrations have been made.
The police authorities have issued an
order forbidding the holding OF proces-
slons and the leaders Of the strikers have
promised to see that it is obeyed. The
mail steamer La Plata will sail to-day
for River Plata. A fresh crew has been
engaged to take the places oil the old
hands who went out with the strikers.
The steamer Lahn, from New York,
arrived here last evening and proceeded
for Bremen.
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A Bold Confidence Trick,

Special Dispatch TO he IntcltiIencer.
MARrISsEUEG, W. Va, Sept. 1l-Mr,
David Willet, a prominent farmer living
near Gerardstown, this county, while
in attendance at the Winchester fair
yesterday, was robbed OF three hundred
dollars by confidence men. He was ap.
preached by, man representing him.
self to be DR.. Evans, horse doctor from
Harrisburg, Pa, who while making in
qulry Of Mr.. Willet concerning horse
grabbed the money out OF his hands and
passed it to confederate, who ran out
through tho crowd. Evans escaped
also, and neither Of them have been seen
sinrp
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Reunion of West virsini. Veterans

PIrrsBuRGH, Sept. 1.-THE survivors
Of Company l, Fifth West Virginia Cav
airy. met yesterday at Coal Center, up
the Monongahela river, where they had
been organized ahou. 80 years ago. Capt.
J. \. BilIingsly called the roll
on tho exact spot where it was called
at the time OF the organisation,
before the company started for the war.
Among the attractions Of the day was
the old horse rode by Captain Truxal
when the company was first forued.
Addresses were made by WI. Berry.
man, Esq, and Frank Reader, E.q,
A banquet wsa s:ven and last night a
camp fre and fro works.
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Father and Daughter Suicide.

New York, Sept. 1l.-Laura Horn.
aged 81, committed suicide this morn.
ing by hanging herself to tho light jet
Of a hall bedroom. She was demented.
When her father, aged Us, discovered
the fate Of his daughter, he shot himself
in the head with revolver, iufictiug a
probably fatal wound.
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business Failure at Charleston.
Special Dispatch TO the InteuiOenor.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Sept. 1.-THE
first business failure Of any consequence
that has occurred here for years was that
of Handley 4 Co., wholesale dealers in
feed, groceries und produce, who az.
signed to-day to II. D. Shrewsbury. The
creditors will lose nothing, as the assets
are larger than the liabilities, being Sl5,.
600 and $4,000. respectively. Pressure
OF creditors and inability to collect
caused the failure.
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CRY OF MEXICO, Sept. ll.-Adyices
received here OF the shooting OF Gen.
Barrundia on board the American steam
ship at Guatemala, appear to Justify
Minister Mizner. Capt. Pitts, Of the
Acapulco, says when under arrest, Bar.
rundia suddenly grasped two pistols,
and fred on his captors, when lie was
shot and killed. -
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Attempt to Assnssinnte IA Rishnn.

CoNsTANrINoPLE, Sept. ll.-As the
Armenian Bishop Oscanion wss leaving
church yesterday young Armenian
approached him and utteriug the cry OF
traitor" tried to kill him with knife,
but only succeeded in wounding him in
the arm. The attack is supposed TO
have been prompted by desire for re.
venge upon the Bishop for evidence
given by him against the prisoners
charged with having been implicated in
the recent demonstrations against the
Armenian Patriarch in the Cathedral.
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COLUMBIA, S. G., Sept. 1.-THE follow
ing ticket was nominated by the Demo-
cratic convention at IN early hour this
morning: Governor. u. B. Tillman, Of
EdgeGeld; Lieutenant Governor. i. B.
Gary, OF Abbeville; Secretary OF State,
7. E. Tindall, Of Clarendon; Treasurer,
W. 7. @. Bates. OF Ofangeburg; Attor-
uey General, Y. ]. Pope, Of Newberry.
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Giennlsin Seriously Ill.

CHICAGO, Sept. 1l.-Glenalvin, the
second baseman OF the Chicago National
League club, is 80 seriously i'll that he
may not be abe to play bali again tlis
season. When he retired from o ,ho
game Monday afternoon he was feeling
very badly, but expected to be able TO
play the next day. 1t ia now feared that
he has blood poisoning from a spike"
wound, which he received in the lust
series with the Phi ladelphias. Captain
Anson has been trying to secure Ward.
formerly OF the Texas League, in bis
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Emory No. s in tho Sand.

ettcTdI OIFpdlch 70 ne IHKEIVt7ctr.
BELMONT, W. Va, Sept. 1.-THE
Emory company No. 5 on the right Of
way above the depot is in the sand,
showing well. 1t was shut down until
tomorrow morning. y
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Blaine and sIcIstuley the I,e,, Kpoxr

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-The first fall
meeting OF the Union League Club yss
held tonight, with Mr.. Chauncey Depev
IN the chair. General Sherman was nm
the platform. Mr.. Depew said; "Of
all the great Americans known on the
other side, not excepting =. even
General Grant, none are 40 val .wsii
known as James G. Blaine and
william Mckinley. They seem 10 re-.
gard Mckinley as a man who has Lesn
studying up economic subjects, and ba.
Invented new scheme by which to closo
up the factories OF Europe and starve
the people into submission to the Amer.
ican government" - 'Nei'
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CorENuAGES, Sept. ll.-Mr. Clarke
Carr, the United States Minister and
other members Of the American Lega.
-tion start for Stockholm this evening to
be present at the ceremonies attending
the reception OF Captain Ericcson's
body,
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OroRTo, Sept. 1.-THE Empress OF
Austria, who is visiting Portugal, while
walking near this city slipped and fell.
Her Majesty received several contusions
none Of which, however, are OF serious
nature,
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STUTTGART, Sept. 1.-THE official re-.
ports OF the commission appointed to
inquire into tho military scandals which
have recently come to light here wers
stolen while on their way from the COM
mission 10 the King.
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In the County Clerks ciIice yesterday
one deed of tiust and the following
transfers were recorded: .
Deed made September Q, 1850, by ". I
H. IL. Reed to Alexander o and Georuc.
D. Maxwell, for lot No IS in Daniel
Zane's addition to Wheeling. Consider.
alton, $1,000, 80
The certificate OF the Victor Oil Com.
papy was placed on file, and n viii. T
appointing p. B. Dobbins atlornev tass
the same company was received. '''
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Dnke linll Cuinrs.

Cincinnati, 2; Pittsburgh 1 IN. L).
Cincinnati, 4; Pittsburgh, !, (second
game
Boston, 2; Philadelphia, (N.L).
Chicago, 5; Cleveland, ON. l. Chi.
cago, 7; Cleveland, G. (second game.j
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Want the Prohibition Removed.

BORDEAUX, Sept. 1.-THE Gironde
Council General has sent resolution
to the Government demanding the early
repeal OF the law prohibiting the inpor.
tation OF Americant salted pork.
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Same Old Chestnut.

Spe:ia! Di,paieh to he ln.esi0ner.
SALT LICE BRlpaE, W. Va, Sept. H.
About aeyenty.fye people greeted Gen:
cssl Watts here to-day. He is on his
tour through RraTtop county. His
speeches consist OF the same old chest.
nutl
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WIN Experiment With Cholsrn Tren,ment,
ST. PETERsnuRG, Sept. 1.-THE Rus.
sian government has dispatched a medi.
cal commission 10 Asia Minor To exneri.
ment in the treatment oi cholera with
the Turkestau plant, ferura zum bull,