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Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-07-27
SOCIETY.

H. II. Buquo, of Erin, is here to-
day.
E. 8. Norden, of Stewart county,
is in the city.
Chiles T. Barker, of Kennedy, KY,
is here today.
Will Day came down with the
Guthrie boys this morning.
Marion Abshire came down from
Guthrie this morning to see the base
ball game.
Misses Stella Ritter and Mollie
Simmons left this morning for Bowl
ing Green.
Misses Lizzie Ware and Jessie Dick
inson, Of Trenton, are the guests of
Mrs. @. ID. Runyon.
Thos. A. Mcdaniel, who has been
sick for several days, was able to 60
TO Dawson last evening.
w. J. Lyle returned last night
from Big Rock, whittier he went a
month ago to sell out the r. w. b.
gard stock of goods for TURNKEY q
GIL.
Misses Maud Lander and Grace
Farmer, of GAINESVILLE, who have
been visiting the family of their
uncle, DR.. j. P. Thomas, on South
Virginia street, left this morning for
their home at Clarksville.-Nea0 Era.
w. M. Porter, of Cltra, Fla, has
been employed by M. A. Stratton &c
fill the vacancy in his force caused
IS the death!of Thos. McCulloch. Mr.
Porter is a GAINESVILLE boy, and was
formerly employed by MIR. Stratton
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-07-27
John Rosson Dead.

John Rosson, one Of the Oldest cit
liens of the county, died at his home
near Port Royal yesterday, aged
seventy-four years. The remains
were inferred in the family burying-
ground to-day. The deceased was
the head of large and highly re-
spected family OF people, and was
much beloved in the community
where he lived.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-07-27

Stetson hats in all the newest styles
and shades at McGehee Bros
alSdti,
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-07-27
Baptism Tonight.

An interesting prayer meeting
may be expected tonight at the
Christian church, corner Third and
Madison streets. Subject for consid-
Grafton "Our High Priest" There
will be baptism administered by
the pastor at the close of the regular
meeting.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-07-27

The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. b. +. McKeage, Jr, died at the
residence of Squire j. M. Anderson,
near Ringgold, yesterday. The in
terment took place to day in the An
derson burying ground.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-07-27
To Advertisers.

Advert, ms are requested 10 hand In chdnges(or
their advertisements not later than $3.50 a. M on
me ia. hey ,Oish them Inserted. We desire that
our aoUt4tssin0 columns be kept fresh and bright,
as ,oe knot is 10 be one Of the great secrets o.
success IN advertising, and for this reason we
ofue our patrons frequent changes, but zoe must
insist ON The observance Of the above T"te, as we
sannat ha,,nle our regular complement Of ne'0s
wy,en cro0tled NTH other matter In the middle o.
ire day.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-07-27

Burbank potatoes at Outlaw &
Blair'S iune7 d&Wtf
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ANOTHER CRANK
sh cots Philadelphia Banker and Then
Commits Suicide.

Special TO the Leaf-Chronicle.
PHILADELPHIA, July 27.-Charles
Page, of Page & Co., bankers, was
shot and killed at noon by an I'M
known crank, who then killed him
self. Page was one of the Oldest and
best financiers in Philadelphia. The
tragedy causes great excitement.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-07-27
Money to Loan.

Parties having money TO invest in
srst class real estate mortgages will
and II 10 their interest to call and see
ne No charge TO the lender.
~ HARRISON n D0RTCii,
;,,v9o-diw Bailey Building.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-07-27
Reduced Rates.

The railroads have made excursion
rates to the Grand Tri-ennial Conclave
knights Templar which convenes in
August at Denver. The rate for the
round trip from { larksville will be
only $500. Any information desir-
ed will be furnished by Jas. 7. Wood.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-07-27

DIR. Woods Norway Pine Syrup
was used for years as a prescription
by a successful physician. 1t is in
all respects the best cough medicine
made to day. Sold by all dealers on
a guarantee of satisfaction. Sold by
Tudhope Drug Co.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-07-27
oLARKsv1LtE DISTRICT.
Fourth Round of quarterly Meeting

Fourth Round of Quarterly Meetings.
Rose Valley, July %, "a.
Woodlawn, July 80, 81.
Clifton, August 2, 3.
Pleasant View, August 6, 7.
State Line, August IS, Ii.
Cedar Hill, August 20, q.
Adams, August q, %.
New Chapel, September 8, A.
Springfield, September 10, IL.
Port Royal, September II, Is.
South GAINESVILLE, September "A,
25.
Antioch Circuit, September q, %.
New Providence. October l, 2.
GAINESVILLE, October 8, 8.
HERsCHEL b. REAMs.
June 20, 1892.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-24
SANTA GROVER Whose Stocking Gets :It2
RuR1IEsouR INITIATION.
A Fine Entertainments By the American
Mechanics last Evening.


A Fine Entertainments by the American
Mechanics fast Evening".
The Burlesque Initiation performed
under tho auspices Of the American
Mechanics, at the Opera House last
uight, was ap immense success, artistic
ally, though not in attendance, for, as is
usually the case, the attendance at the
theatres has dwindled to the minimum
during the two or three days before
Christmas.
Following is the cast of characters:
Grand Mogul D. Han
Grand Vice Mog1l " lose
Grand Assistant Mogul J. Iooney
Grand Recorder Of EYontS. z. Mitchell
Grand Watch DOG Of Treasury. y.:..........M !. Page
Grand srgeon 9I!ss .: sWlyHTe "
Grand Gonuuctor..' 0nll eeat
Grand Guard
Captain Null y Lis3y
Candida -. ..H. A. MeNash
The costumes worn by the cast were
strikingly novel and showed taste and
originality. The comedian, Mr.. Scar
borough, made an excellent hit in cre-
ating his part. The other officers, in
Guiding the Mulligan Guard, OF ten
tae.s eDers snJm sI,oIsto,, | "a NAV the ao.
.to.u .;o. - = t,st pS1i y, sl't0se n : p'S
ttgn Tha - psnS;jo.a usS;j s,cco.sfnllv nassed
ls .sS ';s.;o ,s ~, hon SreS tests
W - Sas s% , nndar sncb circnm.
st.aaoS ~ .s s,,ch a. '+hs GvbirIiSieS % .tslid-
ing board" underground passage and
riding the orders founder-the Jack
but was unsuccessful in getting the
M y = ,o,S y, IN Sfoa,i kont 4he lodoe In
or5ar 5a axcent isnt IrSen s tbe notion 10 donate
tba e9 c,nd;Jete;s wife the ann Of three
ns Snss .ad sftx S,;Iier Mi do Jo,lors and seven
auIsty, cents sas an mt to, to vote, ,ott
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THR oApINETls ACTION.

Debate on 1Illlevoye's Interpolation Not
To Be obstructed-The Whole Scandal
To BE Opened up.
PARIS, Dec. 2S.-At q cabinet council
held in the Elysce to-day it wasresolyed
that the government would accord ac.
quiescence to a full and unrestricted do.
bate on NJ. Lucien afillevoye's interpel-
lation regarding the alleged use tof
money, advanced by the Panama Canal
Company in the service Of the govern
ment.
The cabinet is fully aware that the
motion has been offered in spirit OF
hostility to the administration, If not to
the republic itself, NJ. Millevoye being
known as an ardent supporter Of
Boulanger, but President Carnot has
given his fiat against whom there IS
evidence Of guilty completely in the
Panama frauds, and that tho govern
ment must welcome the most searching
Investigation. Besides, the ministry,
It is said, hope that the inquiry conse-
quent upon n. Milleyoye's interpella-
ton may prove q boomerang for the
Boulangists by giving an opportunity
to bring out the history OF the Boulang-
ist plot for the overthrow OF the repub-
lie, and Of the diacreditable methods by
which it was proposed to accomplish
that object as we'll as the straits to
which the government was driven to
detect and defeat the conspirators.
Itissaid that for this reason some OF
the Boulangists regret that the inter-
pellation was offered, as there are many
who, while Joining earnestly in demand
ing the punishment OF the Panama
swindlers and corruptionists,. are
equally strong in their condemnation Of
the Boulanger conspiracy.
The ministry have evidence, 1t is re-
ported, that the present attack on the
government is part OF an organized plan
for the overthrow of the republic, and
that each steptaken is carefully discuss
ed in advance by the plotters against
the constitution. The ministers are
also convinced that the only way to
meet the crisis is to throw the whole OF
the Panama scandal open as rapidly as
the facts are developed, and to main
tain only such reserve as may be neces,
essary for the proper management oi
judicial prosecution.
The severe treatment of NJ Charles
de Lesseps and his fellow prisoners has
aroused indignation among the friends
and Others who have a fellow feeling
for the accused. Among the multitude
it has the effect of making thegovern-
ment popular. The extreme socialists
who form such alarge proportion OF the
population Of Paris have hailed with
pleasure this humiliation to the level o.
the low and degraded criminal OF such
representatives OF the Bourgeoise.
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THE 3. 8 8. IN NO DANGER.
Prcsldent Charles /. Mayer Kept at the
HolmaThnt Means ProsreSstyeness and

PreSldent Charles i. Mayer Kept ias the
Hotm-Thnt Means Prosresstyeness and
Fair Returns to the Stockholders.
Baltfmore, American, Det. %
Mr.. Charles F. Mayer was reelected
president Of the Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
road company yesterday by the difec-
tors at their regular monthly meeting.
Mr.. Mayer made an extended state-
ment in regard to the properties of the
company and their condition in connec-
ton with his recent inspection OF the
entire system. He said he had found
the properties in excellent condition,
and spoke Of the large developments
and improvements being made and con-
templated, and the important and sat
isfactory effect these would have upon
the future operations OF the company.
The following statement Of earnings
and expenses for November, and for
the five months to November SO, 1892,
was submitted:
Earnings and expenses for Novem-
ber, 1852, compared with November,
1891. (Noyember, 1892, approximated.
November, 1891, audited).
ALL LINES EAsT OF THE ONO RIVER.
1901. 1892
HsiaHs HsSsH.s: issss is t9Es ts Inc Inc
Net.............. 9l0l615 sis5575 sss,oN Dec.
ALL LINES WEST oHATHE OHIO RIyER
1891: :Is9 1892 4. ., -, 1no
E7peasss.:-.- s'.'.'- 10S'S55 457's5l 5l,lS5 Inc.
Net.........,... s12l,9o6 s07,Oo2 sa,Os Dee.
SUMMARY OF ENTIRE SYSTEM EAST AND WEST OF
THE OHIO RIYDR.
HsBsB.:. Hs;sias ssai fss s Eas Eas
Eet........ ...... 96i5,5so s559,477 se0,1os Dec.
Earnings and expenses for the five
months of the fiscal year 1928, COM
pared with the same months OF the ts-
cal year 1s91-92. (Noyember, 1892, ap-
proximated).
lIIrNs EAST OF THEou lryER.
Earnings .-.. ssiss5s4s ssss55s sssss2el s1!,ssz Dec.
EzpcnsSs see. 5,eSo,l49 6,se24z 2os.as2 Inc
Net .,,........ ss1sl,lOs S2,0is,s1O s217G7e Dec.
ALLIlsEs WEST OF THR OHIO RIVER.
HsSsa.s. HHa5aRs - 'S5si si 'sss s4sl5s sissls 1Rs 1Rs
Net..,....... sisO,0ss s57O57s sso6a5 Inc
SUMMARY OF FEN11RE SYSTEM EAsr AND wEsr OF TIE
HE OHIO RIVER. tlfA
1901. 1902
HsPsB.Es HHsisiRE: 7siss 5 '9Ssas sSS EHs 5Hs
Nct.,.... s8,s42,4s2 ss6l4sos sl2sOsi Dec
The board confirmed the appoint
ments Of the following agents ON the
Philadelphia division: William Fisher,
Fatryiew; Mrs. Anna E. McDermott,
Darby; Mrs. Emma B. Mulllnix, Twin
Oaks.
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TBRRIBLE WRECK.
Cars Plunge Down an Embankmeat- List
of the Victims.

Cars Plunge Down an Embankment-List
of tho Victims.
Co1oRApo SPRINGS, Col, Dec. 2S.-
Santa Fe passenger train No. s, which
left Denver at HOS o'clock last night
was "a wrecked between i and 2 o'clock
this morning two miles east OF Hustled,
a small station fifteen miles north of
this city. Several cars left the track
and plunged bowman embankment fifty
feet, piling up the cars in confused
heap. Fire broke out almost immedi-
ately and added its horror to the scene:
The train was running at the rate OF
forty miles an hour when the disaster
occurred, and some Of the cars were
smashed into fragments. 1t was mar
yelous; considering the character OF the
wreck. that the consequences to passen-
gers were not more serious. Two boys
are diving at the hospital in this city.
They are believed to be the only ones
fatally injured, though almost every
body on the train was more or less Sc.
,yeraly hurt. The accident is ascribed
.by some to spreading OF the rails, while
by others It Is charged to faulty wheels.
The following Is a list Of those on the
train, all OF whom were more or less
hurt: Twoboys, Bert and Willis Van
Noon, fatally hurt; John X. shallo. OF
Ada, Kansas; E. r McD Donald, OF Dem
ver Charles Long and wife, OF Needles,
Colo. !: Colonel w. d. Hanke, OF Denver;
q samuels, Of Salt Lake; y. 1. Sorry,
eontiuctor 81 Pullman; o. Is. Kohn, of
Denyer /: Mrs. q. NJ. Kohn and her two
children. badly bruised; D. Brusser,
badly. N. Banziger; George r. Watson,
Colorado agent Of irrigation, OF Denver,
badly injured, neck and hip, and in
ternally.
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Mr.. BLAINE,s IaiPRoVEMENE


Z No Imm edlate Danger.
WAsu1xaroS, D. 9. Dec. 2S.-All call
ers at the house to-day were told that
Mr.. Blaine was much better, having had
avery satisfactory night
Color is given to the statement that
the Blaine family are more sanguine by
the fact that Mrs. Emmons Blaine went
overto New York yesterday. Several
Of the others were out at various times
to-day, walking or driving about
the city, and tits evident they feel that
the invalid is enjoying at least q tempo
rary respite and they hope for the best.
The callers to-day included MIR.
Blaine's brother and a number OF sem
ators and representatives who left their
cards. The President continues to man
itest the warmest sympathy for the ex-
secretary. Tho Doctors report after
every visit is, at the Presidents re-
quest, promptly conveyed to the white
house. The members Of the cabinet
show an equal interest and call at the
house daily TO ask the news.
It is stated that Cardinal Gibbons
has been telegraphed to visit Mr..
Blaine. It will be remembered that
the cardinal called on Mr.. Blaine whom
in this city a week ago last Monday,
but the ex.secretarywa not sufficient
" strong 10 talk. The improvement in
Mr.. Blaine's condition is such that he
could now probably be permitted to
converse.
"dr. Blaine shows an improvement
over his condition yesterday" ," said DR..
Johnston to a reporter this evening.
MWhen I saw him this evening he was
looking very cheerful and everything
seemed favorable Cor quiet night
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THE GOVERNMENT SUSTAINED.

After thg president had restored or
der by repeatsd appeals to the deputies,
N. Ribot concluded his defense with
the words: "fhose who fatter them-
selves that therois no government in
France are deludedS lend II the occasion
comes the present cabsqet will not hes.
prepared to defend the rernblic.e
The frmness and calmnessof N. Ri
bots address evidently had won for him
the sympathy Of the chamber, for as he
left the tribune he was cheered with
exceptional enthusiasm.
NJ. Milleyoye's motion Of mo conf.
dencep was then put and was lost by q
vote Of 1853 to 81.
Tremendous cheering and applause
from the left followed the announce
ment Of the vote.
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nl.hNax,nan .olallLna, neatInE.

SDetiai DIspdieA 70 tls N
HUSTIsaroS, ". Vas Dec ss.-rhe
testimony in the case Of Tom Collins,
the train robber, Il all in and the argu-
ment has commenced. The evidence
confirms tho confession q Collins and
roiterates tacts already generally
known. Nothing new was addueed.
Coiiins' attotneys claim there Is no post-t
tiya proof thar he fred the fatal shot,
and that ns he and horgey went there
only intending 70 commit the robbery,
therefore Collins slonly guilty g access
sory 10 an attempted train topbsEy.
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rHE aREAT GoLp FEvER.

tt is Epidemic In Colorado-l thousands
Leaving for the New Field.
DENVER. Col, Dec. 2a The greatest
gold fever that has stricken Colorado
since the Ruby and California Gulch
digglngs drew thousands Of miuers here
has now complete possession OF the
west Here as well as in every camp in
/ Colorado, New Mexico and Arizona
there is nothing talked OF except the
new placer. fields of the San Juan river
in Southern Utah. AT Durango, Rico
and Dolores, this state, many outfits
have already started for the new fields,
and by Saturday 1t Is estimated 800
minerswill have left these three points
for the Ell Dorado.
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THE rnrRrn nRornER

70 Meet = violent DSath-A atarder at
Elk CITY.
CaARnrsroS, W. VA, Dec! 2s.-Frank
Hopkins killed James Moles in a bar
room row in Elk City this afternoon
about 4 o'clock. Hopkinsstabbed Moles
several times with d, pocket knife, one
wyoundpenet the heart. Hopkins
was arrested. Out ot six brothers Of
sthe Moles family this makes the fourth
who has met death violently. One
other was murdered, one drowned and
one killed by the cars.
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Phil Peter's company in "The Old
Soldier" again had a good house last
night and q more enthusiastic audience
ia seldom seen. The piece and the
company are both better than the aver
age travelling company. A rich assort-
ment Of specially features is given: A
grand matinee for ladies and children
Will be given this afternoon, and the
engagement closes this evening.
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Blootly aIas.aere.

San FRAscrsco, cGn, Dec. 2s.-Ad-
vices have been received here from the
South seas Of some very bloody events.
The Kanaka crew Of the French vessel
sConstantine, recruiting in the new
iHebrides, murdered the captain and
mate, looted the vessel and turned her
.adrift. She went on reef and became
q total wreck. II. Pasnin, owner Of the
Constantine was shot on the 9th Of
October as was also Captain Marie,
whose corpse was cooked for feast
Four Kanakas who attempted TO rescue
the captain were massacred.
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wAsnlNaToN, D. o., Dec. %. -sdg
geon General Wyman, Of the marine
hospital services, to-day, in auswert6
questions as to tho danger of reap
pearance ofthe cholera in the coming
spring and summer, said:
"There are at the present time two
factors which render the situation with
regard to cholera serious One is the
appearance Of fresh cases Of that disease
in Hamburg and the other is the con
tinued prevalence OF the disease IN
Russia. The cholera is by no means
wiped out and the greatest care will
have to be exercised to preyentit gain
ing a toothold on this side OF the
Atlantic.
s.rhe speedy passage of a bill which,
shall give clearly defined powers 10
make precautionary regulations with
sufficient appropriations to make them
effective is extremely desirable. Intof-
nation has been received that in spite
Of all that has been done to discourage
immigration from injected countfies,
particularly Russia, where there are
large numbers of immigrants from that
country who are persistent in their eff
forts to reach the United States. The
order for tho. expulsion Of Jews from
Russia, heretofore enforced in certain
limited districts, is now being enforced
all over the empire. This means that q
large number Of, immigrants from badly
infected districts will try to reach the
United States and no one can view
these matters without serious alarm.
There have been sundry irtimations
from time to time that it was thespuis
pose Of the treasury department 20
modify the stringent provisions, OF the
circular Of August 10 regarding the it1s
portation OF rags, but there has been
no intention at any time OF modifying
this circular.
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BliIyis ina depondsnt.

CHICAGO, Dec. 2S.-Billy Myer, the
light weight, says he will not close for
a match with Austin Gibbons just now
as he wants to 20 to Mt. Clemens for
several weeks rest. All Kennedy, his
backer, states that 1t ispretty certain
that he will not fight for the purse ots
ferAd.
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,CH1oAao, Dec. 2S.-Rev. Gilbert johns
son and Bishop Francis E. snowden, q
the African Methodist Episcopal
church, we're arrested to-day on war
rants charging them with embezsle-
ment. The warrants were sworn out
by Bishop Campbell, Of Toledo, o., the
head Of the African church in this
country. It is alleged that Johnson
and snowden have used $500 belonging
to the church. 8
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MADRID, Dec. 2S.-Considerable alarm
was occasioned in Seville yesterday by
the explosion of a bomb in the entrance
Of a house occupied by one Of the
wealthiest citizens Of the place. No
body was hurt The police say the at-
fair was one Of personal spite against
the owner OF the house.
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GLASS HOUSES VIII CLOSE.
Fears That tho Democratic Congress Will
q padnna tI,a ia YiFe 49, y

Fears That the Demoeratlc Congress Will
Reduce the Tartn.
ALTON, ILL.,, Dec. 2S.-To-morrow
evening every flint glass bottle factory
in the United States will be closed for
two weeks. Vice President Lewis gives
as a reason for this step that the glass
manufacturers throughout the country
at their last meeting had resolved to do
80 to avoid an over production Of bottle
ware. The fear was expressed by the
manufacturers that the Democratic
Congress would cut the tariff on bottle
ware, and they did not wish to be.
caught with a large stock on hand
whichwould have to be sold for less
than cost.
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HAyRE, Dec. 23.-The discomfort that
has been prevailing among the dock la
borers here for considerable time past
eliminated yesterday in a general
strike. Some trouble was experienced
in loading and discharging vessels sut:
tits thought that plenty of men WILDE
available to take the strikers places:
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CHoLNfsA INCREASING. A
rhe Poople Again panlo stElol.oa in Ras.

.g
VIENNA, Dec. 2S-The cholera is in
creaslng in the province Of Lublin, in
Russian Poland, and adjoining the
Austrian border. The consternation
caused by therayages of tho cholera
last autumn in that region has become
allayed, but is again being aroused and,
many OF the people are fleeing from
the cholera stricken districts. The
fugitiyes are stoppeda at the Austrian
frontier,if seen by the sentinels, but
there is no doubtthat many OF them es-
cape into Galicia and Austria proper.
The authorities, on both sides of the
border are doing all they can to pre-
vent panic with the scenes OF irhu-
manity which accompanied the panic
in the autumn. The reports that emis
grafton to America isvirtually stopped
has caused much disappointment, as
owing to dread Of cholera and for other
reasons multitudes were preparing to
emigrate during the coming spring.
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BRUvswIoE, GA, Dec. 2s.-A case Of
yellow fever was discovered this morn-
ing on the Spanish bark Boring6en
CAPTAIN Alsina, at quarantine and she
was sent to United States quarantine OF
sapoIo. She came here eight days ago
from Havana,