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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-24
BRENNAN GUARANTEED.
TRAIN Doors Locked-Parties Mt Des-
tinntIOM Allowed or

Brenham, Texas, September 23.-Bren-
nam was considerably excited over the re-
ported death of young Lovejoy at Beaumont
last night and this morning the excite
ment culminated in a citizens mass meet
Ing at the city hall. Mayor J. A. VIII
kins was called to the chair.
DR.. T. o. Hynes, health officer. read
the Quarantine proclamation of tho zod
ana Mr. VIM. Schuerenberg suggested that
live stock and merchandise be excluded in
the quarantine.
Dr. I. O. Hynes made statement re-
iterating the proclamation ordering the
troops back. The railroads are In cooper
alton. ms learned through Il telegram to
Agent Mcintyre.
Mayor wilkins stated that this luaran-
uhsl empowered the health officer to step
rains or freight and put out officers On
every road II he thought it necessary.
Mr.. Schuerenberg Insisted that freight
from st. Louis was not quarantined
against by this proclamation and visa
Joined by DR.. Rees. Captain Shelby stated
,hai he had seen circular from New Or
leans merchants offering TO senl freight
by a roundabout way to isranham,
Mr. {. II. Carlisle favored strict GUAR.
antine against the world, hol ling that II It
s"A.HN'' ~ W"S utlItE 10 nave Keen
injured by quarantine than by yellow
fever.
DR.. Hynes has authorized 2 quarantine
at Chappell Hill and Burton and SAYS he
VIII make thorough quarantine of the
county.
Or. Rees advocated quarantine c: all
wagon roads, as we'll as all railroads.
Mayor wilkins asked for an eyrr,ysion
OF approval OF the quarantine proclamation
issued and all presented voted their an
prevail. W
a molten that the people stop the re
ports that were being wildly circulated ona
report all information to him or the n,nyor
was made by DR., Hynes and the meeting
adjourned
me passenger trains Thursday morning
passed through with the coach d,ors licked
N.Y.. ,,h hcpoay was permitted to get eft here.
The trainmen stood at the car doors and
let those in who wanted to leave Br,nham
ana then looked the doors behind them
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-24
WACO's QUARANTINE.
IT DOES NOT APPLY AGAINST HOUs-
TON.
An Official Did Not Rightly Inter-
prct HIS Orders, Though No
Harm Was Done.

Waco, Texas. September 23.--Through
| mistake in the construction OF verbal
order Issued by DR.. II. l.. Taylor. quaran-
| tin officer, the report went out last night
| that Waco had quarantined against Hous-
ton. DR.. Taylor, upon receipt OF the news
from Beaumont that yellow fever case
had developed there. sent verbal order
to all quarantine inspectors south OF Waco
to stop all passengers coming from Beau
mont and to watch Houston people, to
guard against the passage OF Beaumont
refugees claiming to be from Houston.
Quarantine Inspector Madden, who guards
the Waco and Northwestern, construed
the order to mean quarantine against
Houston and proceeded accordingly On
the incoming Waco and Northwestern from
Bremond this morning officer Madden
found Mr.. II. b. Mistrot OF Waco, head OF
the big dry goods house OF this city, Hous-
ton and elsewhere, en- route home from
Galveston. He stated that he stopped In
Houston long enough to change cars and
was promptly notified that he would have
TO be detained. On the same train was
Miss Edna Carnes OF this city, who had
been visiting Mrs. Martin In Houston:
sne was also notihed by officer Madden
that she could not enter the city. When
the train reached the city limits Mr.. Mis-
trot and Miss Carnes were invited to get
Off. which they did, their baggage being
taken OF with them. They were guarded
there until DR.. Taylor could be communi-
Gated with.
DR.. Taylor, when notified, went in per-
son to see them and, Of course, explana-
lions followed, and both parties were con-
veyed to their homes. None of the officials
here knew OF the mistake in the construc-
ton OF the order until this morning at
o'clock, when the Waco and North.
western train came in. There has been
no thought OF quarantining against Hous-
ton, and the officials here believe that the
precautions taken at Houston are sufficient
to prevent the entrance OF any suspicious
cases into that city. The quarantine
prisoners took their treatment phlosophl-
cally, submitting without murmur to the
strict enforcement OF the orders. officer
MAIDEN attempted to apologize for the
mistake, but Mr.. Mistrot stopped him, stat
ing that he was doing his duty as he
understood It, and he was glad to see the
officers so faithfully guarding the city.
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ALEX EAsTON IS FREE.
Quarantine Experience Has Cured
Him OF Vacations,

Galveston. Texas, September 23.-Dis-
trict Clerk Alex, Easton arrived this morn
Ing. He missed the band. He heard some
strains of n song that sounded lust Ike
gust Tell Them that You Saw Me End
They VIII Know the Rest" Then he N ade
sprint for car. Jimmy Gengler was at
the depot to meet him. Alex got to hi,
nome as soon as possible and us quick as
ne could get out OF his clotaes h. cid so
ana Jumped into bath tub. When he
came down town his progress was very
slow Everybody wanted to shake hands
with him and hear ali about his adventures
ne didn't get to the court house until
after IL o'clock.
Glad to get homer" he repeated In re-
Spouse 10 reporters inquiry. Don't
mention 1t. I've had foretaste CT the
nereaI'er. I've been dosed with IRE and
primstone and the devil knows what not
ana III never do It again. II anyone thinks
tne quarantine laws Of Texas are not se-
we're send EN- To me. I'm a living evan
PIE OF me severity with which they are
Lei me tell YOU few things: There's
Ven u geoa deal said about Senior Sainz.
NOV, ! was at Dr.. Blunt's camp and I
r mnVw .ne facts IN the spaniards case. He
~ close connection at New Orleans ana
ne swore he did not stop over there. No
MAJ. man could get into Texas through tho lines
that Dr. Blunt established unl.,ss be y..,
!urea himself and no man could ce, on, =,
.he camp unless he stayed there The fuli
ok uays' Every one in the camp Mad 10
take a poisoned water bath and have his
or her clothes fumigated. There WAS Ara
ana orimstone there sure enough for rs
!, mean this literally. There's no JOKE shon;
The Spaniard. senior Sainx u,s. GOO,
antined at Virginia Point. THE ras, a go
We're simply detained. There are ,ou IN
Inc camp there three persons-seaor SAM
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Supplies for Ed,vnrI,.

V'cfshurg. Miss, September %. Til.
weather is mild and pleasant and the
health Of the city and couuty excellent,
with not suspicious case anywhere. con-
ndence In the local quarantine Ia unabatod
and It Is the fixed belief OF the community
that the fever viii be excluded from Vicks.
burg. special with suppiics left Tor Ed
wards today, carrying also the mail and
an immune operator to supply the place
OF Operator Barber, reported III with fever.
Operator Barber at Edwards corrects the
report that he has the fever. He felt bad
this morning. but was quite well tonight
The Queen and Crescent route viii run lts
trains carrying mails and express, but
mother baggage nor passengete between
Meridian and Jackson beginning tomor-
row All the towns have accepted Super
intendent Bonds proposition OF this even
Ing
New Orleans papers can not be sold here
Unless sent in single wrappers SO that
they may be fumigated. This appliss to
papers from infected points.
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James j. Frain and Richard Doran. The
latter two arc cotton tanners. hey we're
on Their way from Charleston and pa; req
through New Orleans They will be re-
leased tomorrow. Senior Sainz stll be re.
leased Saturday. The senior doee great
amount Of telegraphing. His bill IN that
score IL on an average Of $40 day. He
receives lots Of messages. too. We Lao
plenty to eat and It was nrst -ate fcod.
We had everything that we could expect.
or course 1t Is awful to be acid IN de-
tention that way. but have only the high
est Of praise for the men who are IN charge
Of the camp. They are excellent cfhciois
They are oyerworked, but they don't
complain. and they are doing their full
duty and more, too"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-24
DR.. FACETS DIAGNOSIS.
The Fever Nov Prevailing Nes Orleans Of Mild Type ao Small
Mortality.


Dr. Charles FACET the sc'er
visitation
In
Of
1T
two KINDS Experience the
merits o
mi itonesw who havebt
bring
4 really yellow
Il mphaicay opinion be
1t dwth
Indications
that numbers which
nizd because OF their midns.
THIS was largely Illustrated Ocean Springs there the OF the
anected
did
plec
Of the
shores Whether Mobile
ana when say that regulations through
10 break"
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!. y ok 1n6 49, ~ Ssp&sd today
~ NofV Discharged today. Up TO
~ 1ad hoen - death since SAT-
\ 16ok oad IN the 6ick but two are
U ffj1 dodnx we'll. The two cases ere
u julla JARVIS And Henri r. Luling.
s. ~ tatloats WAo were discharged today
~ taken within the past ten dsyn.
"a oe oroy nlehar1 Murray, Dudley Mil
G3o1, David HoIcombe. Alice JouillIan.
y5o6k Colydes, Letls Johusou. Emanuel
lom0untefHSf, Mrs.. Ghannenbcrger, Mrs.
Uh&fet and Loole Xavier.
Ihors Was q the close OF last week
fotR sefious cares q the infection. name
u, ~ neithborhood OF Christ church. In
- ee1shbofheod OF Warrington square. 10
~ neIkhbogho0d Of the marine hospital
ana city hospital and in the extreme north
Western part Of the town. Since that
time there have been no further develop
mente In any Of these LOCALITIES save In
til SECOND named, and In that locality the
spread Of the fever has been remarkably
ti&w. % allow that there Ia now entertained
49, that II win be stamped out altogether.
lAnothcr death was added to the list
Louisville and Nashville shops. who lived
on Eimira street. between Jefferson and
Bayou. He was taken sick September IA
and reported as having yellow on the 18th.
ne died at $3.50 this afternoon. Bourne
was reported yesterday as sleeping well
and doing nicely. although the fever is
still on him. He had curious experience
several times being taken with sinking
spells and raliying quickly therefrom
This morning at o'clock he had bad
turn. and although every effort was made,
he sank steadily until death came.
Tho surgeon general has ordered that all
mall from Mobile shall be fumigated
Heretofore only the mail for southern
districts that have quarantined against
Mobile has been ordered fumigated In
order to get tho fumigatlon performed an
order has been posted In the local post
ohicc that all mail matter must be de-
poeited for Mobile and Ohio points before
$3.50 D. m. and all for the Louisville points
before 4:30 p. M
John @. O'Conneii. Mobile correspondent
for tho Meridian News. was brought before
the recorder this morning to be disciplined
for the alleged offense OF circulating false
ana damaging reports concerning .he
panic here and the health conditions. nut
the city attorney asked that the ease be
Indefinitely postponed
The Evening Herald. commenting on the
arrest OF the correspondent. regards the
discharge OF the correspondent as his yIndi-
cation and assalls tho board OF health hit
terly. accusing 1t OF being the author OF
tue panic by reporting cases that were
afterwards Withdrawn and pronounced not
genuine. The board. however, has moi
taken any action.
inc weather In clear and cool during the
80 degrees
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GOvERXMEN1r REPORT.
Surgeon General Wyman sent Ont
nm official bulletin.

Surgeon General Wyman Sent Ont
an official bulletin.
washington. September 2s.--surGccu
General wyman today sent TO various state
boards Of health the following bulletin
summarizing tho yellow fever situation:
The following cases Of yellow fever were
officially reported as occurring oil the 22nd !:
New Orleans 20, Mobile 1. Edwards, Miss.
IL, Beaumont, Texas. /. Reports from
Ocean Springs. Biloxi and Scranton. Mlse.,
delayed. Suspected case at st. Louis re-
ported as malaria. No case In city. Sus-
pected dredge boats at Mount Pleasant,
Mo-. declared free from Injection BY Acting
Assistant Surgeon John Gui,eTas.
DIR. Sawtelle has besn directed by tho
surgeon general to fumigate all baggage
from Infected points at n point near At
lsnta, Ga.
Surgeon Murray teiegraphed to-day from
Ocean Springs as follows:
Visited Ship Island at DR.. IIalsons re-
quest to arrange for protection Of feet;
had conference with Past assistant Sur
geon Smith. pilots. steyedores and mas
tcrs on open barge and prepared rules with
Hnrralson which we will print Assistant.
two men and boat needed. Smith 10 have
command. Harrslson can loan boat. SO
important that went 10 Biloxi llst one
u'"'" ~@""' new casey NV uvhtub u winch
saw and decided. Total cares, including
22nd, flfty-five; errors corrected. No re-
ports from Scranton, Four new eases here.
Surgeon Glenn reported two new cases
aud no deaths at Mobile.
Word came from Fernandino. Fla. that
the report that there was fever there was
utterly without foundation.
There were twenty-two cases in Ed
wards, Miss. Total to date l04
Or. Gulteras, the expert, leavels Cairo
tonight for Delhi and Tallulah, In Northern
Louisiana to Investigate suspicious cases
OF fever there.
Tonights advlces to DR.. wyman. in
cludc the followang
AZ Cairo the quarantine around the hos
pital ward In which the fever patients wore
confined was raised this morning. The
patients are all doing well. There are no
new cases.
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ONE IN ATLANTA.
NefnHcc from Mobile Has Devci-
Opcd the Fever.


Atlanta. Ga, September 90 The board
tf health OF Atlanta announced that Car
rio u. Fleming, n 1i-year-old vino refuged
from Mobile with her parents and who is
stopping at boarding house at 1l9 Au-
burn avenue, la suffering with yellow fever,
The board OF health met tonight and is
sued the following statement:
"OD the 10th instant there came 10 At
lanta from Mobile y young girl. Carrie
u, Fleming. accompanied by her father
and mother. On tho Goth instant she was
taken alck and was seen by some physl-
clan whose name Is unknown TO the board
VINO called again the next day aud finding
Der better. dismissed the case. on We'd
neFday, the 22nd. pr. Longino was called
in and considered the case rather suspi-
cious nr. j. C. olnnstead was called in
this afternoon and in conjunction with Or,
Longino made a positive diagnosis OF yell
low fever. The case seems to DO very
mild and the Indications point to- recov-
cry. The patient. her parents and other
individuals from Mobile who were in the
house have been placed under strict quar-
antne. The board OF health does not
consider there Is the least danger OF any
atlanta individuals not exposed ln infected
cities catching the disease nor surprised
Mt tha development OF the case.
having inticipated that such sporadic cases
would occur"
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QUARANTINE ESTABLISHED.

Luikin' Texas, September 23.-This coun-
y VIII establish rigid quarantine against
beaumont and all other infected points
Bryan, Texas, September 23.-Health
ofhcer Tabor established fumieatino sta
Ion on the railroad south Of the civ today
ana all mail for this place is thormrhly
lumisatsd before being brought to the post,
office and distributed. p'@'-
Trinity, Texas. September 22--Tba o,,,
1ens OF Trinity met in mass meeting tbiv
sehhg and established rigid auarantin.
vsm al points infected with yellow fe
YER, All public roads will be guarded n,
well as the railways. "A
Sugariand, Texas. September 2s.--Thc
tramas are receiving cool treatment nv
oelng hurried on their journey and M
a,loweo 70 stop here. as 1t is feared thew
are not from the right place and NAV
Hare some germs with them.
Suuwc't Texas, September 23.-The
case Ct yellow fever reported from p.s,,.
mont has given Caldwell a big scare and
Msay the county commits sioners met and
ssAomshed county quarantine; no trains
vii, N s,1,s 10 stop 70 the county. but mail
viii sim be allowed to come. The ,,i,v
quarantine. cry
Navasota, Texas, September % NJ.
ny council held another special meeting
waS r s,sernoon and took another twist To-.
traius u s,,', the city quarantine. All
anus VIII be required after tonjeh, 80
an through the city without stonnins
Narsh aa lots Of perishable freight fronc
ia va.nern and Western points win be- az
'oweo TO enter. no othsra
o.,i.s nnse, Texas, September ea.-At !.
ssc meeting Of the city counciI sh,s
sSs. ns quarantine was estasi,.sad
ne enst Beaumont and ali other Isfsc,sd
S@r"s Quarantine viii BE- strictly , -.
limit :. - trains will be stopped A. he
lowed ~ n. city ana No one VIII be al
Assve me train who \ from arv
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TERRIBLE
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They are true. genuine specs rsnit
methods employed by many oLns b
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No Rclnxatioe. /

Marshall, Texas, September ~
is no relaxing of the quarantins ~
enc is permitted to step here ~ +
from San Antonio. This Is % -
the prevalence Of dengue U ~
Through freight trains are ncs
from here to Boyce. La. Az nph
Louisiana. Mississippi and AiApaM
here from the North.
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Here is telegram the doctor received:
DIR. G. Wnrneld. Galveston.
ORANGE QUARANTINE.
Two Young Men from beaumont Are
In Detention.

In Detention.
Orange Texac, September a3,--Dr. n.
NJ, swearlngen, State health officer. passed
mere this afternoon about o'clock, gong
west; his trsin did not stop here. notw,th-
standing the board Of health were anx-
ions to confer with him.
TWO youns men from Beaumont, who
eva0ee the guards at the Neches river
last night. were intercepted BY the quar-
anttnc guards here this morning and are
now confined in the camp OF detention west
OF town.
The boards OF health Of Orange aud Sa-
btne Pass today adopted uniform health
ceriihcate. which win be recognized at
eioner place. thus keeping open communi.
freight to be shipped,
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AT EDWARDS.
EtEhteen New Cases ana No De.th.
Reported.

EiEhteen New Cases ana No Death.
Reported.
Edwards. Miss. September as.--The 81
iovinx cases Of yellow fever are reported
aimee last night
Whites-Mrs. DR.. Pool DR.. w. A. Rat.
I'M Miss Martin. W. Q. Reiac.d George
WAilblinger. Mrs. Scott Nobiin, c. II. Mob
". Frank White. Nick Perry. Mrs Anna
eloeum aud Mrs. ]. D. White.
onlored--Frank White, Josephine Saun.
-: kirkp.trick's child, n. n, Brown.
G, - Harrk. -
3 Teal ceses today eighteen; total cases
- date 100; total deaths today, none: To-
leI deetA1 - tate. fo,sr; convaissccnt
e91f1T- ehrsF; NOW under treatment. hfty.
3eRt Rass<sn had a,ease * black
~ N n. end ii ver1 weak ana a
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New Orleans September aThe following 1. the ofsca, ,n,
- :. "' o'ncai bulletin OF the
board health announ... ~.
IN New Orleans follow, w s OF anas
hours eno'rs ut Septemhar
@ 49, 81 yellow feser q under deaths Tn - mere
s ss' -" ss' total deaths from yellow date H. ~
g. r. oliphant, MD. p,siasp,
walter g Flews, Mayor
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Lake Charles auaransisA

Lake Charles. La. septemDt g 4
board of health this morning sfsa
the quarantine against Texas ~
fumigating apparatus to MermenlNs b
A committee goes to AlexanaM
row morning for conferences y y ~:
to keep open the Watkins roun -
nacflnns north 81.
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Quarantine at DIoomb.rr

Austin. Texas, September o3.-Goyerno.
cuieeTson today. at the request Of citi-
zens at that point, and in the absence Of
Dr. swearingeu, appointed De s. j. Nor.
ris quarantine officer at Bloomberg.
small station on the Texas and psn,sa
near the Louisiana line. that Is ,hnnsh,
to need attention.
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foskum. Texas. September % There
was meeting of representative citizens
this morning for q discussion OF the val
low fever situation. II was decided that
quarantine 10 not necessary 'or yoakum
yet.
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Dcngue Fever Prevalest'

Columbus, Texas, September ~
fever is prevalent in the CITY, =
Glidden, railroad town two ~
Of here. 1t is believed that inc ~
brought to Glidden by trainmea "
Antonio.
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Louisville, KY. September 2s.--John Mo-
pousal, the young machinist from Mobile.
Ala. who has been III with yellow fever,
uiea this morning at the detention hos.
p''ai His parents live in Toronto Canada
pr white said he was positive there would
oe no spread Of the fever. There might
Dc Few Isolated cases, but they would he
persons coming from infected districts
xno already had the fever In their sys.
TENS when they reached here.
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WANT TO INVESTIGATE TEXAS.


New Orleans. La. September 23.-There
was suggestion made at the board O,
health office today to send an expert to
Galveston to Investigate the fver that is
existing there. There has been a death
from yellow fever at Beaumont AMI ther,
has been much fever pronounced denyue
prevailing at Galveston and San Antonio
for several weeks, II is not likely. how
over. that the Texas authorities will per
NIT an expert from here to so into any
Texas city.
Galveston. Texas, September 23.--City
Health officer Fisher states that Calves
ton will welcome visit from yellow
fever expert who comes from a non infect
ed point. Galveston has nothing to fear
and possibly something to gain by such an
investigations
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE ~
Take Laxative Bromo QUINN
All druggists refund the money
to cure. rs cents.
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C3tE III -
you will "a!
tory resulM1;.s
are the 49,,
expert s..
this conin!w5ffr
SPECIAL
Blood F,
nervous
kidney And
dffncWE.vl1
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and dr..
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al the others arc reported doing well. We
have the promise Of another physician 10.
morrow. which Ii very much needed, ~
Our doctors can only visit the worst essee.
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Two New Gases at ocean spr,nws,

"" ~" '"scs NJ ocean SprIngs.
ocean Springs, Miss. September e.
Surgeon Murray went to Ship Island yes.
terday. had conference with DIR. Smith.
captains, stevedores. etc, to arrange for
keeping the crews OF vessels from sickness.
The steyedors are 10 pass through a
quarantine before they are permitted to 10
kept from the vessels as far MS possible.
pis. Harralson end Cant ., tho MissIs
sippi board OF health concur fully in the
ARRANGEMENTS made.
TWO new cases were reported today.
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Bclow Frost Line.

Meridian, Miss, september 23,-Thc
government Thermometers registered
40 this m"rning, ~ degree ana u
quarter below the rfost line.
1t was officially announced tonight that
freight traffic will be resumed on the Ala
bama and Vicksburg road tomorrow be-
twesn Meridian and Jackson.
The Associated Press dispatch announc-
Ing that ncwsboy had died at Beaumont.
Texas. from yellow fever, caused great
stir In the city today. DR.. N. l.. Clark,
president OF the board OF health, announced
that the beard would issue an uskase 10.
morrow, prohibiting New orleans and Mo-
bile papers from entering the city. whether
fuhligated or not.