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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-09-30
THE PHILADELP HIA SCHEME.
IL Aronses Considerable Interest I'm
Congressional Circles.


IL Aronses Considerable Interest In
Congressional Circles.
WASHINGTON, Sept 3o.-Mr. Whar-
ton Barker of Philadelphia is in the
city for the purpose of pressing upon
the attention of senators the combined
silver seignorage and protection propo-
sition formulated by the Manufacturers
club of Philadelphia with the view OF
establishing an alliance between the
advocates Of silver and of protection.
When the original letter with the sig
natures attached, of which Mr.. Barker
is understood to be the bearer, is pre-
sented to the senate, as it probably will
be by Mr.. Cameron, it is likely to call
out an animated debate. Some promi-
nent senators on the Republican side
have expressed their views upon it in
advance Mr.. Aldrich is quoted as say
ing in regard to it that in his opinion
it is not only,a wholly unnecessary but
an inexplicable proposition which
will do great harm. He believes 1t
does not stand the ghost of chance OF
being accepted by congress.
Senators Sherman. Hoar, Frye and
others expressed like views, having
only before them the press dispatches
as to the nature of the proposition, but
waiting its full text with interest.
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Pomerox Had Tools.

BosToN, Sept. 3O-Some days ago 1t
was discovered by an officer OF the state
prison that Jesse Pomeroy, the boy
murderer of 20 years ago, who is serv-
ing life sentence in solitary confine-
ment, had been digging out the mortar
in which the stones of his cell were
laid, and search of his quarters re-
vealed, hidden away in crevices be-
tween the stones, an iron bar weighing
two pounds or more, rasp, piece OF
steel wire and small piece of tenn
pered steel. How he obtained the
articles is mystery.
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KILLED A DESPERATE.
Chicago Officers Make Good Use of
Firearms.


Firearms.
CHICAGO, Sept 30-After shooting
and seriously wounding three men,
James McGrath, notorious West Side
character. was shot twice and killed
instantly by the Maxwell street police
officers during the afternoon.
The first shooting was the result of
quarrel between McGrath and Thomas
Beeham. The latter was taken to the
hospital and only regained conscious
ness long enough to give the name of
his assailant. Officers Fleming aid
Butler found McGrath on Canal street
and accosted aim. McGrath turned
with an oath and fired point blank at
Officer Buffers head. The bullet, how
ever, went wide of it's mark and struck
Edward jackson, who was walking on
the opposite side of the street, in the
bridge of the nose. breaking the bone.
McGrath again leveled his revolver and
directed it toward Officer Fleming. AS
he fired the second shot both Of the Of
ficers discharged their weapons at him.
The two bullets fired from their revolv-
ers took effect, one of them passing
through the desperado's heart. while
the other found lodgment under the
right armpit. The dead body of Nc
Grath was, removed to the county
morgue, while officer Fleming and Ed.
ward jackson were taken to the hospi.
tai
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Test OF the Plates to Be Made ut
Indian Head.

xGSt Oh the FIaJeS TO 3e Muuc SsI
Indian Head.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 3o.-ODe of the
thickest plates of armor ever manu-
factured in the United States will be
tested at the Indian Head proving sta
tion. down the Potomac. The plate is
II inches thick, feet long and
4 feet broad. Its surface is slight
ly curved, as the plate is intended
for the second barbette of the
new battleship Indiana. Three shots
will be fired at it from a Pinch rifle.
Carpenter projectiles, weighing over
800 pounds and propelled by 400 pounds
of powder, will be fired, the volocites
ranging from 1900 feet per second to
1900 feet per second. The plate will
be backed up by several feet of oak,
and behind this will be six or eight feet
of earth
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Pan-American silver Convention.

ST. Louis, Sept. SO.-The local COM
mittee having in charge the arrange
ments for the Pan American bimetaliic
convention. which meets here Oct. 3.
has secured Armory Hall for the con-
vention. The sessions are expected to
last four days, and over 1.0U0 delegates
are expected to attend. Mayor Wal
bridge has appointed 70 delegates to
represent st. Louis. Elaborate arrange
ments are being made to entertain the
visit0ra
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Motion For a New Trial.

WNoNA, Minn., Sept. 30.-A motion
for new trial has been entered in the
case of Clement VS.. Brown, in which
the plaintiff was awarded $18. O42 dam
ages for breach OF promise on the
grounds of prejudiced jury, errors in
law occurring at the trial, and the ver-
dict not justified by the evidence. Judg-
ment has been stayed pending the deci-
sion of the court.
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where sucn an orrense might De con-
doned."
sir. Glider returned to the city from
his summer home Thursday. In reply
to question in reference to the above
he said:
II have no statement to make con-
cerning this discussion over Mr.. Van
Aliens nomination. have never said
anything concerning it, and, SO far as
can tell now. don't intend TO. IL at
any later time find it advisable to say
anything shall write out a statement" "
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ROME, Sept. 80. The mail steamer
Carlo R., which sailed from Genoa for
Santos. Brazil, on July 10, has re-
turned with cholera aboard her and is
in quarantine at Asinara Island, near
Sardinia. The steamer was infected
when she reached Brazil and was not
allowed to land any passengers. Dur
ing the whole voyage ia persons died
of cholera.
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Embezzler Scott Returns.

Ell PAso. Tex. Sept. 80. .--Barratt
Scott. who fed with so, 200 belonging
to Polk county. Neb., and who has
been lying in Jail several weeks in
Guided. Juarez. Mex. has voluntarily
given himself over to Frank Campbell.
the Nebraska extradition agent, and
came to this CITY, ....
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Heavy Ore Shipments

DULUTH, Sept. 80. Tho biggest ore
shipping record OF the Mesaba ore
docks was Monday last, when z, 100
tons We're put into vessels. OF this y
800 tons were loaded in 90 minutes.
The road is now hauling ore at the rate
Of about 1900, 600 tons in season.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-09-30
Increased Capital stock.

NEW YORK, Sept. S0.-At meeting
of the board OF directors of the Louis
vile and Nashville Railway company
held here, the following resolution was
adopted: That in view of the divers
negotiations that are pending. 1t be
recommended to the stockholders to in
crease the capital stock of this COM
pany to the extent of SO, 00O, 600, max
ing the amount of capital stock $780,
900. QUO.
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Change OF Venue.

CHAMBERLAIN, 8. D., Sept. 80 The
attorneys for Phelps, held as an access
sorry to the assassination of Settler Mat
son in Lyman county last May, suc-
ceeded In getting change of venue to
Hanson county on the ground that
prejudice existed against their client in
Lyman county. The case is being Bit
terly fought and promises to be the
most interesting ever tried in the state.
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News Exaggerated.

MOBILE, Ala, Sept. 80 The news sent
ont from Madrid Wednesday night Of
the serious illness Of Hannis Taylor,
United States minister TO Spain. APP
pears to have been exaggerated. In
answer to an inquiry from relatives in
this city, the minister cabled that he is
all right.
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Light Wheat shipments.

JAMESTOWN, N. D.. Sept 80. Wheat
shipments from this locality are very
light this year compared with year
ago. Farmers are selling slowly. only
when necessary to meet the pressing
demands and are holding the remainder
for possible rise.
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To- Pay 2ack Salaries.

SPRINGFIELD, Ills, Sept. 3o,-Judge
Allen has granted permission to the re-
ceivers of the Jacksonville Southeast.
ern railroad 10 borrow not exceeding
$50. OO0 to pay back salaries due en-
ployes OF the road
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Jailed for Train Robhing.

AuBuRS Ills., Sept. 50.-John Con-
nors and Eva Flint have been bound
over to the Noble county grand jury as
a part Of the gang that held up and
robbed the Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern train on the night of the l1th
at Kessler. Conuors is section hand
on the road at Butler.
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Solly Smith i'm Jail.

Crown PoINT, Ind, Sept. 30.-Solly
Smith arrived here at o'clock p. m.
Court having adjourned bond could not
be fixed. In consequence of which Solly
sleeps in Sheriff Fridrich's bastile.
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Newspaper Change.

RED WING, Mimi, Sept. 29.-The Bay
City, Wis, Tribune has suspended pub
lication. c. A. Mackey has purchased
the outfit and will start paper in Bar
mum, MINI.
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Robbed An Alliance Store.

Sioux CITY, Ia, Sept. 30.-Burglars
blew the safe in the Farmers Alliance
store at Sargent Bluff, Ia, and secured
$500 in cash, besides several hundred
dollars worth of goods.
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Germany VIII Act.

BERLIN, Sept 30.--The news of the
attacks by Chief Wi.booi upon German
wagon trains in Damaraland will prob
ably result in the government taking
prompt measures to put an end to his
raiding.
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paner Changes Owners.

MONTGOMERY, Mimi, Sept. 30.-The
Montgomery Messenger has been sold
by G. T. Kelly to ]. j. Leonard of Jor-
dan for 1000. 1t will be Democratic
in politics. -
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saidto BE a Train Robber.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 3o.-Joseph S. Har-
din, said 20 be one OF the Centralia.
Ills. train robbers, was captured in
this city ait 1890 a. m.
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lseport Denied.

New YoRK, Sept. 80. 1t is officially
denied that the Lackawanna has Sc.
cured control of the Toledo, Ann Arbor
and North Michigan road.
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LATE NEWS ITEMS.

IL the senate. on tnc 18th, bin wa,
presented from the finance COMMITTEE,
70 repeal the purchasing clause Of tn,
sherman DILL and declaring il to be The
policy of the government to maintain
tne parity between gold and silver
.iuch discussion was devoted To the
bill to allow national banks TO increase
their circulation up to the par value OF
thelr bonds on deposit. In the house
the silver debate was resumed immedi.
ateiy after the reading of the journal
and occupied the entire day and an
evening session.
ONE OF the best-kneyvn snd Oldest Of
American landscape painters, John w.
.asiear' \. A.. died suddenly. on the
l1th. OF apoplexy at Saratoga Springs.
n. u, aged So year,.
BURGLARS entered the residence OF
John ". Ellis al Newport, X. L., on
'he night OF the 18th. while the family
were dining. and stole watches and
lewelry to the value Of $1,000.
The village Of Arlington, o.. is suf
fering from an epidemic Of malignant
diphthcria. all efforts To subdue tho
disease having failed The whole town
has been quarantined by the physi-
clans and authorities.
THERE Is popular clamor in Ecuador
for a declaration of war against Perm
to take revenge for atrocities said IN
nave been committed by Peruvians
during the dispute over the boundary
and in violation of the status quo.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OLNEy has Dc.
cidcd that there is no power lodged in
the secretary OF the treasury or any 9th.
or officer OF the government to extend
the time for the withdrawal Of doncs.
tic whisky from bonded warehouses.
LIZ Is said that the big diamond which
Is the star OF the Tiffany exhibit NJ the
worlds fair has been bought by Mrs
Charles I. Yerkcs. wife of the Chicago
street railway king, who will soon take
up his abode in New York city. The
price paid for this diamond Is auoted !,
e10o. 900.
lHE United States steamer PhiladeI.
phia. at Calao, Peru, has been ordered
by telegraph. to proceed immediately
70 Honolulu and relieve the boston.
This order was issued because the hot.
tom OF the Boston Is calxcd with har.
nacles and foul with vegetable
growth.
TREASURY officials regard. as the
most practicable yet offered the bill 20
authorize the secretary OF IN. treasury
TO issue currency against tho scirnio,-
age or profit upon the coinage OF silver
bullion by the treasury which would
almost Immediately add nearly $50.
eoo' 600 to the circulating medium.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-08-25

THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
FlFTv-THlRo CONGRESS.
Extra Session.


The seuaie was not In session on the ieth .
In the house the discussion on the Wilson bill
was continued by Messrs Morse Hartcr and
Hendricks for. and Mcssrs. Wheeler. bowen
and Delegate Rawlings Utah against the
measure resolution was passed ordering
D"o copies OF the president message printed.
| IN tho senate. on the 18th. several memo.
rials from the san Francisco chamber OF com
merce were presented. and several bills amend.
mcnts and resolutions were introduced and re-
ferrcd. after which Mr.. Vest Mo- delivered a
speech In favor Of bmetallism. In the house
the speaker announced several committee ap.
pointments. A joint resolution making i'm
mediaieiy available the appropriation for mile
age OF senators and representatives was agreed
TO after which discussion OF the Wilson bin
was resumed
IN the senate. on the 18th Mr. Gordon GA
introduced bill To increase the volume OF cur.
reney at the south to aid in moving the cotton
coop The Montana contest case was taken
up and discussed briefly. after which the silver
question occupied the remainder OF the SEES
sion In the house. after prayer and the
reading and approval Of the journal. Mr.. Bur-
rows Mich offere1& resolution giving
Charles =. Bclknap the right TO contest the
seat OF George T.. Richardson from the Fifth
district OF Michigan. The silver debate was
then renewed
IN the senate. on the 10TH the bill appropri.
ington TO he known as the Hall OF Records was
passed An amendment TO the bill TO increase
the circulation Of national banks was proposed
oy MIR. Cockrell. authorizing the redemption
,at par and accrued interest) OF = per cent
ponds Two speeches. one by Mr. Berry. In
FAVOR OF bimetallism. and one hy Mr. Gal /
iineer against present tariff legislation occu- (
pied the remainder OF the session . In the !
house the entire session was devoted 10 the
discussion OF the silver question
IN the senate. on tho 18th. an amendment was
'nered to the bank circulation bill prohibiting
iationai banks from Withdrawing circulation
without sixty days notice TO the comptroller
y lhe currency, and without the approval OF
ne secretary OF the treasury. and limiting the
aggregate amount OF such withdrawals to A..
vuun within any calendar month. The death
u Representative Chapman. OF Michigan was
announced and the senate adjourned In the
ouse Mr. Cooper Ala surprised his southern
oiieagucs by placing himself squareIy in op.
ositon 10 the free coinage Of silver and in IA.
or OF the repeal OF the Sherman law Other
peeehes on the silver question were made and
ne house adjourned out OF respect 10 the mem
~ OF the late J. Logan Chapman OF Michigan.
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FROM QUARANTINE.
bulletin From Health Omcer jenkins
az the New York Quarantine station
Island.

ss'tsh HstOttu Oncer jenkins
~ the New York Quarantine station
Island.
QUARANTINE. 5. L.. Aug. l9.-Thc fol-
lowing bulletin was issued by Health
Officer Jenkins at 1880 p. m. yester-
day:
Al OF the haramanas passengers nrc well
Ihey will receive a final bath and their per
sohal effects Will be again pas sed through the
oisinfccting plant preparatory To their dis
charge from quarantine. the exact time Of
which can not he dellnit sly given but will prob.
ally be Monday next
The German steamship Weser from NAMES
arrived at Quarantine yesterday morning with
wy passengers on hoard all Of whom were well.
with the exception OF the d.sinfeciion OF tho
isrge taygagc OF the passengers all OF the reg.
uiations have been carried out nccordn. 10 the
provisions OF the circular issued hy this de-
partment August -. fsy, and in com pliauce
WIZ The regulations issued by the treasury de-
parimcnt.
Anglo na:out,. agei ~ ycnrs native of Sa-
ferno, Italy. and q citizen o: the United states.
who was i'll when he emil a.ked at Naples. died
August Is OF phthysis pulmonalis. and was
bur ed at sea
The Passengers will lie transferred 10 Ellis
island ANA their baggage retained until the dis
injection Is accomplished
The cateheElerc is the only vessel due from
Naples whose arrival is awaited with anxiety.
and II n said that the same precautions were
taken IN her inspection abroad
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ALWAYS LOYAL.
Chief welsscrt on the PEN
sion Question.

CANTON, o.. Aug. 10 At the grand
camp fire given by the local G.. A. Il.
1t the tabernacle Thursday night
commandcr-in-chief a. q. Weissert. on
tile subject ~ pensions. said:
AS far as pensions are concerned
there Is not a man on the pension rolls
to-day who was not placed there hon
estly and just as the pension laws rc-
qIired him to be. If You find man
drawing pension illegally the govern
ment considers it your duty to report
tina. man. The q. A. r. is Just as
anxious for the enforcement of the
laws now as il was in lsGl-65. Moth
ing has occurred since then to change
its views. We object to anyone as
sailing the entire pension roll without
citing single case. II generally oc-
ours that those who assail the pension
rolls were not in the army on either
side. The membership Of the q. A. r.
is always loyal"
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OBITUARY..
Death ~ John y. Bnlinntyne. . Well
Known Chicago Newspaper.

Death Of John r. Bnliantyne. . Well
Known CHICAGO Newspaper.
CHICAGO, Aug. 19.-John 4. Ballan-
tyne, the well-known and popular
journalist. died at st. Luke's hospital
at lao "A. m. after brief illness
Ballantyne has had long and sue
cessful career rs journalist in Chi
cago lie is widely known and has
been identified with the press Of this
CITY for the last twenty-five years.
In 1874 lac became one Of the staff Of
the Inter-Ocean and remained for sew
eral years. lie was one of the found
ers of the Herald in 1891. In 1883 he
accepted the managing cditorship Of
the Morning News, now the Record.
lie held that position until 1889 when
hc was made manager Of the City Press
aA:ociation. Mr.. Ballantync was one
Of the charter members Of the Chicago
Press club and had served as president
and vice-president Of that organize
ton.
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swift Retrthution Ov~rtnkrs III.
ses watson. Who Gut the rhr...
~ sam Keith. The lO-Yesr-s,,, :at
wn" WAS selling Water Melons =, ""y
".'"wn. ,kyD Fair. and Robbed NJ, "~
=. "'s Little Earnings. ~"
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Aug. I9.-Yes,o
uuy shortly after . o'clock ch,rl,
watson. the negro who cut the ,hroa.
niue sam Keith, a l0-year-old bov
was iyhched by mob Of about M
c't'zens OF Morganfcld and rnionS
uown' ny The hanging occurred !.
iaylor's woods about mile from Mo-.
garfield. Young Keith was n, ~.
.hi"nt"wn fair Thursday sellin.
""'erfneions Towards evening Wal.
ION succeeded in coaxing Keith into =
neia near the fair grounds When on,
~ sight of the people Walton cut thu
boy throat in "a fearful manner and
then robbed him of four dollars. The
negro He'd and the boy crawling 20 tho
renee managed to attract the attep,;o,,
OF passers-by by making n peculiar
gurgling sound lie was carried ma
house at the fair grounds and nhv.;S
s'ahs summoned. Everything was
done for the sufferer, but there is small
hope of his recovery
walton was captured shortly of,.r
the cutting and was taken TO MORGAN.
heid. to which place Keith was Ala
taken on special train. The prisoner
was identified by the boy about II
o'clock Thursday night.
News OF the Identification spread
quickly. The mob formed quietly. and
learning that their prisoner was on, he
way to the Henderson Jail twenty
miles distant. they set out TO follow
lhcy came up with the officers and
prisoner about "A mile from Morgan
Held, and taking Walton from the sur.
rey, placed IA rope around his neck and
swung him to limb.
The negro begged pitcously for his
NE, but did not deny his crime. The
rope was tied about the tree and the
BODY left hanging until a. m. when
u was cut down and hauled to Morgan
held. 1t was then buried in a hole in
-he ground in pottersticld without a
box.
sheriff Blue. who was at the Nor.
raniieid Jail when the mob came I'M.
lad the Ielaney-IIolt murderers taken
% ms private residence. fearing the
mob would lynch them also. There
ire seven in this crowd awaiting trial
or the murder of Mrs. Abbie Delaney
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AUGUSTA. Me-. Aug. 19.-The drought
which prevails over nearly the entire
state has been unprecedented in the
crop-growing season for many years,
The situation Is becoming worse every
day. Temporary relief has been af.
fordcd over limited sections by light
local showers, but there are extensive
regions where scarcely an inch has
fallen during the summer.
Pastures are naked OF feed and wells
and springs are drying up; and 70 add
To the distress fires Of greater or less
magnitude are burning In many see
tions Of the state.
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NEW York, Aug. 1o.-Dispatch TO the
World from Spokane, WASH, says:
"Rain-in-the-Facc Tom Cat" a Kolis-
pell Indian, "Wednesday night captured
his squaw near here and shot and
scalpcd her for having elopcd with
"Whitc Blanket" a Spokane Indian.
"Whitc blanket" and others caught
"Tom Cat" cut Off his cars, bound him
and thew him into fire they had
built. The police arrived too late to
capture the murdcrcrs, who with
"Whitc Blanket" have taken to the
woods.
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EIGHT THOUSAND machinists, pat
tern-makers nolders, roll turner's and
laborers in the Pittsburgh PA dis
trict have been notified of reduction
Of 10 per cent in their wages. dating
from the 25th. The cut is vigorously
objected 10, and strike is openly
talked of.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-08-25

STRICT precautions have been adopted
by the German government on the
Russian frontier to prevent the impor-
tation Of cholera. The whole frontier
has been closed except at two places
where all arrivals are examined and
suspicious characters are subjected to
q weeks quarantine.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-08-25

CHOLERA has reappeared in Moscow.
Kieff and northeast Hungary In Mos
COW the outbreak is most serious
There were thirty-two cases and eleven
deaths in the convict forwarding prison
at that city between the lst and 18th
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NEARLY $4,000 people were added to
the regular influx OF visitors To Chicago
by fifteen special Worlds fair trains
which arrived in that city. on the night
of the 10th. from eastern cities.
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A CABLE from Naples. on the 18th.
said: Cholera in Barra, Protici. Tore,
Annunziatir. Castelamere, Pegano.
Nocera. Cava, Meta. Masa, Sorrento,
Amalfi, Capri and Pozzueli. These
towns are south of Naples.