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TROUBLE ANTICIPATED.
The Hogansville, Ga, POstmas
ship Under Consideration.

"hhP NhuGE avn
Washington, October 4.--Postmasteri u
tin of Hogansville, Ge., did not put n
appearance here today. So far a {
Washington authorities ara advised u Z
no intention of resigning unless = /
ducement Is offered him. A suggest
that he be given another place was ~
by Loftin's wife, who Is also assIshl
postmaster. in a letter to the postof6cHf
partment. I'm this letter she referrol
the imminent danger of renewal cl Il
lence and expressed fear for both '
husband and herself. She had begged \
husband to resign but he had deel1
to do 80. saying he preferred to IL
and fight 1t out. Despite his attn
she urged that some other provisi0m
made for him. for his own safetySN
tin has not communicated with the
partment for some time and no of11
proposition for transfer has been r.
to him.
Lyons of Augusta, Ga, a candidskQI
the postoffice there, and friend Of
tin. was here today and said HE was 4
fident that the latter would dccliMN
let the trouble force him to vacAt(
present office.
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MIsslssiI'pI REPORT.


| HecORds FrOm Nitta Yuma, Edwards,
Clinton and Champion.
jackson, Miss. october l.--Tbe State
board Of health today Issued the following
Immediately on receipt Of telegram last
night from Health Officer Hall. announce
Ing four cases Of yellow fever at Nitts
Yuma. the board wired to Mr.. NJ. n. GU
ieas. general manager Of tho Ynzoo aud
Mississippi Valley railway. TO run all trains
land, thus avoiding running through the
infected districts. Mr. Gilieas kindly con-
scented to do this.
The board instructed Rev. Georse G.
Harris 1t Nttta Yuma to put Gordon Of
guards around the village and not 70 al
low any one to 20 In or out. DR.. Harris
replied that the Instructions had been
complied With and asked for physician,
az the resident physician had refused to
treat the cases, being non-immune. DR.. l..
III. Metcalf OF Natchez was requested to 70
at once to Nitta Yuma and take charge
OF the patients. He consented to do 30
and General Manager Gilleas furnished
him special train. DR.. Harris at Nltta
Yuma reported Miss Thomson a. extreme
ly i'll today.
suspicious case being reported at
Union Church, Jefferson county, DR.. Car
radn, health officer, was ordered to liz
yestigate the case and report at once. DR..
DeGIaffeDreid reports from Clinton that
all patients are doing well and does not
think the disease Ia yellow fever.
The following report was received from
DR.. Dunn at Edwards ut 9 y. m: The
situation here is fairly good, considering
the circumstances. There have been re-
ported eighteen new cases, seven white
and eleven colored; ten cases seriously III,
Two with black yomit; two deaths. Rev
Father Prcndergast Is doing nicely The
days are quite warm and nights cool
DR.. Purnell visited Champion Hill aud
found several cases among the negroes.
Purnell reports four new cases (wbitos)
IN town and two deaths--Mrs. w. g. Red
held. sr, and an Infant son OF p. II. Mont.
gcmery
DR.. Burchett reports two new cases =
Mrs. Colmery and Estls Harris.
Dr. Waldaucr reports seven new cases.
one white and six negroes; seriously III. a.
one case OF black vomit.
j #. Hunter. n. d.
Another effort was made to get DR.. Dunn
10 clinton. but the board was informed by
mayor Coleman that the sick in the ausr
an'lned district did not want DR. Dunn
because a had como from an infected
district and would not receive him In their
houses and that the authorities Of Clinton
corporation. acting lawfully. did not want
Dr' Dunn at Clinton nj ALL
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The Low Ticket.

New York. October 4.-The committee on
organizations OF the Citizens union met
tonight and received a report from the ex :
ecutive committee recommending the fol-
lowing candidates 70. city. county and ju-
dietary Offices on the ticket headed by Seth
Low:
President Of the council, John S. Scku-
man; comptroller ex-Secre.ary OF the
treasury Charles Fairchild; district attor-
ney, Austin G. Fox; county clerk, BENJAMIN
Hail; sheriff. Edward Insolvency.; regis
ter Richard ii, Adams; judge OF the SUI
preme court, Charles A. Van Bruut and
George =. Andrews; judges of the city
eourr, Joseph Fetterech and 5. Stainwood
Menken; president OF the borough, Robert
A. Hoquet coroners. Alfred r. MAYER. DR..
cyrus X. Strong. DR.. Levi T.. Warren and
william H. Terry. The report was adopted
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indiana Gctting Interested

indianapolis. Ind, October 4.--Retugee.
from the yellow fever districts who come
into this state are to receive attention from
the local and State boards OF health This
decision wac reached at n conference be-
tween the State board and the governor.
II Is held there is danger OF fever being
Drought into Indiana II the warm weather
continues and refugees who come into tho
state must notify the officers II was
agreed 10 use part of the emergency fund
appropriated by the last legislature In plac-
my ueh at the Illinois Indiana line and the
ohio,lndiana line. whose duty II will be to
see that persons from the infected territory
W. provided with proper health certlf-
Gates are not permitted 10 enter the stats
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New York. October "A dispatch to
the Herald from Rio JaneiIo saws: The
French minister has demanded an i'm
mediate settlement Of the Amapa question
and an explanation of Braziis delay in the
matter 1t is asserted that the French
minister has received practically an ulti-
matum from his government for presenta-
tion to Brazil, but has not thus far pre-
sented 1t, because of his belief that the
question would be speedily settled. France
Is. however, resolved TO occupy the ter
ritory. Tha French cruiser Duborde has
arrived here to look out for French in
tereets -
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THE BILOxI RECORD.
Fever Going hack Over Ground 7,
Iinh Passed.

Biloxi. Miss, October The situation
today is not materially changed save that
the Indications point to the fever going
oack over the ground travelled early. to
get all that have been overlooked. 1t will
DO recalled when the fever was first To-
cattd In that portion OF the city known as
iol9t Cadet that for several weeks this
locality has been free OF any sickness To
aay' however, number of cases are re-
ported In that quarter where many colorcd
people lived. The day closes without any
dca'hs with encouraging reports from
the sick. Tho new cases. George Wilkes
ana his son. OF the Herald Miss Carrie
barton, and Dr. J. Il. Tackott
Report OF the Biloxi board OF health:
Yellow fever under treatment. 1870: sus-
picions cases. o. other cases. 4. new cases.
IL, deaths, none. total yellow fever cases
70 date. IL; total deaths to date. o,
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Fatal Attempt ut suiciae

vienna October 4.--Arna Stiller, who
was formerly lady In waiting to the for
mer Empress OF Mexico Charlotte, sister
OF the king OF Belgium and widow of En-.
peior Maximilian) is dying in a hospital of
thls city as the result of attempting 10
commit suicide by repeatedly stabbing her
sen IN the neck and cutting off the end Of
her tongue Va
The unfortunate woman. who is "a yeor.
OF age. was found in her bed covered with
piood. She had led the life of rccluse
ever since she returned 10 Europe with the
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Atkinson rorgery 'c..a

Wheeling, W. Va. October "A s,ec,.,
to the Iutelligencer from Gleuv,,,s n,
Va. says: :"
iateFest " tho Atkinson forgery case
,s','sins unanated since the decision of
1udse bi'ssard ovcrruiins tho demurrer
The case had been SET fer b.,-,r-
out py agreement was SGT tor tomorrny,,,
nyunanR. George w. Davidson 81 I'ev,,s
sly 60 asmpcrsssst witness IL It home
witness. Mis-. Atshorr We: issued Tor this
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placed on Z steamboat At the mouth Of the
river and taken to plantations up the river.
Nr. weldon Of FlorIdn arrived tonight and
will tomorrow begin the inspection Of
freight for Florida points. the board Of
health Of that state having accepted The
terms and conditions OF the circular sent
out By d. Thornton q Memphis relative
to certiflcstion by laws.
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wrecls in tine pnnhandle.

Columbus, Ohio. October 4.--Thes
handle train. westbomd, two miieg
of Piqua. left the track at Jordan d
ran $50 feet, ditched the engine, beG
car. crushed the two days coach6'
derailed a Pullman, but they ESCAPED
little damage. The engineer, firennas
baggage master We're all hurt. No.
sengers were seriously hurt.
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consultation al Mnrsbr,,

Marshall, Texas, October a.--rbe ho,r,
.. health met this afternoon with Genera,
Manager Thorne af the Texas and rsc,oc
raiiroad and MIR. Teachout. superintendent
OF railway mails. present. MIR. Thorns
askei the board TO assist him to yet The
.rt% ears that AFRO between here and New
py the board that we correspond with ths
sovernor and obtain permission to respms
,raHic between Marshall and povce IL
IL was also decided 20 send a ,omm,,,ss
from Mere to Shreveport to confer win
tho board Of health there. "'''
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THE POPE's HEALTH.
Rumors of His sickness Spread
without Authority.

without Authority.
Rome. October 4.--The pope. all reports
in Paris and London papers to the con-
trary, is in excellent health. The OsAerya-
tore Romano this evening says;
THE bad weather OF the past few days
has prevented the pope from continuina
his walks In the garden Of the vatican.
"On the Friday afternoon the pope re-
ceived the members of several distinguished
families and ON Saturday afternoon he re-
celved 100 Italians and foreign visitors.
On Sunday he admitted the visitors to his
celebration OF masr
Dr. Laffcnl, the physician OF his holiness,
in an interview with a representative OF
the Associated Press. confirmed the state
ment of the Osservatore as to the salts
factory state Of health of the pope.
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oeosh springs, Miss, October L.. Sur
scon Murray returned today from Scranton
ana reports between forty and fifty cases OF
'e'er there with three deaths yesterday
anu one today, Many OF the cases havo
eeeh covered UP. Dr. Bailey, who until 70.
aay declared that he could not see how Tho
FEVER he had treated could be called yellow
FEVER. states today that after seeing the
cases as laid down in the books, ho can NOT
Trace inc connection. aud says, What Wa
hass mere | think an cxceedingly mild and
"e'o'oiore an unknown typo OF fever"
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Four Fi.hcrmen Drowned.

New York. October Flour me, In >, !.
employ OF Hennessy Bros, pound fishar.
men of North Long Branch. NJ \ u,ar.
urowned today while about their work
ABOUT 100 yards on shore. The names az
sna men We're Joseph Herth. Adoiph pier.
N. T. beaon.
Three other men who were with those
for the pound nets, a mile md : hs s,'yar,ed
, wnrn tnsir poat was struck and over.
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Russia Haired the L..

san Francisco. Cal, October 4.-Adolph
hut'ner. one of the wealthlest and best
known citizens of the San JOAQUIN vallev
mas Just returned from Europe and con
hrms the previously telegraphed renort ~
now he was barred out OF Russia because ~,
ns is Jew and because he sailed fes
a -, without obtaining the perm,ssion
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Convention OF nl.cL.w,,n.

New York. October 1.-THE sixth ,,enera,
convention 81 the International Brother.
ncod OF Bhcksmiths began today at reu.
Ionic Hall This orgsnixatioa take. IN
sniprmiths. drop forgers, etc. II Il nrr'
ssu .nG The crganixation toi, ma
-, Mmesioan Fe<ieration OF Labor and Il tsH se
tjon ~" w,,s 'tns.nour question. The conven-
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CareIcss ola DrIdegroons.

Guthrie, o. T.. October AT 4
Falls. in the Creek Nation, John WI
aged 65 years, married a 16-year-ohf
and in the absence Of Henry Croust y
home the couple went to live In the1
ter's furnished house. When Crou9|
turned and attempted to eject them l.
son shot and killed him and thSn
TO the woods. He has not been captl4
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Appointed by the President.

Washington, October 4.-The president
today made the following appointment:
William n. Finch Of Wisconsin, envoy
extraordinary and minister plenipotentiarv
of the United States to Paraguay and Aru.
quay.
To be consuls OF the United States,
James /. Dodge Of Indiana, at Nagaserl,
Japan; Alvin Smith of Ohio. Trinidad.
West indies, and Percy Mc1lrath OF New
York at Turin, Italy.
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Monday to the general public and shook
hands with about 800 visitors in the East
room. He also saw for the first time all
persons who sought an audience. He was
unable to give much time to each. but saw
every one for q moment.
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Boston ana the Pepnar,

session, October 4.-The Boston base.
pail club received a pennant as the Ma.
tonai League champions at the Tremon,
theater tonight. Mayor Quincy maae ,hs
presentation speech and Manager seiss aap
stssp'ea me pennant In behalf OF the cinS
Rsl,sn, oloers OF which. together With tho
the theater. 1"e Jokes OF
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ultoni. Aftni.r Y-o,,

hdwardsvilie. H., October 4.--Troors
were called for today to check what an
peered to be an inevitable conflict at the
mines The day paused without an ant.
break, but trouble v expected tomorrc,v
~nsn me noa-uuicn men 90 to work.
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Edward Lanstry Dement..

London. October 4.-Edward Isnr,rv
iormeriy husband OF Mrs. Lily Iangtry.
mas been found wandering In dementea
ao.uiion on the railway line near Glou-
ees'er and sent to an asylum.
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AZ shrcycuort.

shreveport. La. October IA petition
rom the Commercial National bank TO re-
eeive silver from New Orleans TO nav cot
o acn p'cke~ was referred to the health
Annes anu - assistants with power to act
on tho Vicksburg, Shreveport and psc,ee
ana run trains to Port Arthur in v,sw y;
me action taken by Texas and I.om,si. NJ y.
re.suve to Beaumont were laid over sSr
action tomorrow. No further street "a,
pairs VIII be permitted until frost. ~
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TcstivaI at Kansas city

Kansas City, October 4.-Thousn1o
visitors are pouring into the CITY
every direction to witness the ar1nl
vent of Palais Athene and her attn
priests tomorrow. The festivities WI
tinue during the remainder of the
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new York. October 4.-when the trus-
tees OF Columbia college met this after.
noon, President Seth Low. the Citizen
Union candidate for mayer. rendered his
resignation as president
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Mr.. Iirynn'x Appointmcnt.

Lexington. KY, October 4.--Willam 7
Bryan VIII speak at Glasgow. October 0.
Lebanon and Elizabethtown II, RUSSELL
vile H. Hendersonville 10. Paducah 10. az
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baltimore, October 4.--Jim Japev ,
washington knocked Lon Beckwith 4
night. o1S'u mere TO
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Lake Charles. La. October the par
isn board this mcrning wired DIR. swearin.
ssa ursing tho removal Of Texas qusran-
une Tor tho reason OF the suffering anon
sApossnS people here. many Of whom ava
mo point OF starvation aud have No
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Disemboyeled Hi. Artagonll

Princeton. Ind, October 4.--Dux
quarrel over a horse, Martin Gr,9!!
emboweled Bud Booten with
knife at East Carmel. this county
The victim lived but few MOI
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Iensvisw Texas October l.--At meet /.
x q she board q health this evening
- ~ II quarantine ~ raised to all uninfec,ea
1Ais action M tshen. = n.
( N sse SeefAntine ssems 10 b eli that =
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The Democrat, vic,or,n

new Raven. Conn. October 4.--Connecti
cuts little town elections are held to-
day. In New London, Mlddletown, South
Norwsik and Norwalk the democrats elect.
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Mrs. Mary Goff OF Clarksburg. eni.,
the court room this morning at the n
ing hour and listened to the procee6}
The governor was also present. Both -
seem confident 49,
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HOUSTON DAILY POST TUESDAY MORNING OCTOBER 1891

short time the structure was a mass Of
flames No figures have yet been given
out as to tho loss, but the insurance 10
said to be about $4,000.
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lnupoRT FROM MOBILE.

ever New Cases and One Death
Repaired Yesterday.
Mobile. Ala. October 4.--Seveu new
ises and one death was the report for the
= W: Nav cases:
SlstRr Agnes. Charity hospital; Thomas
owlsr aud Mario Petersen, Julia street.
,rner Spring Iivil avenue: Mrs Evalina
hishnlm A,d William Chisholm. b54 Bayou
lice Rankin. Old Shell Road. near Pine:
chm Isbworh,. Canal. near Scott.
@. y. Moore. ga Spring Hill avenue. was
Z he only fatal case.
The three discharged are:
!. II. Eastburn. II. p. Luling and VIII
lam White.
Total cases to date. 80: total deaths 10
late, II; discharged. 81; remaining under
treatment. 2S.
Moore was q native or Hoaton and had
been here four years. and was manaaer
u the shoe department Of Lowensteip
4 Bros. His family had been III with ma
4 aria and he was constant in his attention
p them and was much dcbilitated. He
y sufferer from heart trouble.
AS Cling dad tonight, He was from
a. He was a son law Of Estis
Nalh- who died last week OF fever.
Thirty two persons. the first party, went
from here to the detention camp at Mount
vernnn this morning. They were allowed
TO come to Mount Vernon station, but got
cut Of the train half mile south OF the
station and walked through the woods Ia
the old military post. where acs.ommoda-
ttons had been provided, II N called a
0etention camp, but there are no tonta,
The old barracks and officers quarters
can accommodate COO persons. and there
~ NO need for tents. There is a tank and
pump to supply water. There are two
large cooking ranges and q number o,
cooking stoves. Telephones connect tho
main building with the isolated buildings
and with Mobile. hospital has been
designated for any who may 10 taken siel,
while In camp The situation "A In ths
pine woods and on the highest elevation
IN Southern Alabama. 1t Is behaved thai
the fever. II II gets introduced there. would
not spread. Twenty names are enrolled
OF pers0ns who will 60 to- the camp tomor-
row. This number will probably ho
doubled before the time for the train IA
leave. '' "
Dallas county board Of health. which
had modified quarantine SO rs 10 ncrmit
cars fumisated at jackson. Ain. to brin,
freight out OF Mobile. has gone back 10 nh
solute embargo Of all trains out OF Mobile
Z the road threatened to stop traffic nm the
ROAD. saying that its cara were sn,,th y,
Jackrons and without them nothing couIJ
- hauled. Thereupon the Dallas hoard
Iound that Il would not be dangerous ~,
tneoo carr TO come through
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One New Case.

McHenry, Miss, October 4.-Dr uo
Henry reports one new case today. An
others doing as well as can be exno.,a,
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WASHINGTON October l.--Todsy.u s,ate-
ment Of the condition Of the treasurx
shows available cash balances. ss,s A., !.
efe; gold reserve. ei4a, no S1i
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wsaAinstoa. octs6er <,--rhs prss,ds.A
'sesy renewed ~ receptions sivsa q
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