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CLIFTON, KANSAS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1878, NUMBER 28. Address: The Ixk alist, Clitton, NEWS SUMMARY. deaths. The disease has also developed at first victim being Thos. Nally, editor of the Bulletin, who died on the IStfc, 11 111 AND POINT.

44 Dearest," he murmured ecstatically, as be folded her in his arms for the first time, 44 let me sample the nectar of your lips." "Take a whole fchooner of it," she faintly whispered; 44 it's all on tap." Newark Call. An infant who will insist on howling and ki. tin. lwina ti-ntla-rvd the Woman's Faith. It is the firm belief of woman that every thing can be mended by glue or some other adhesive mixture.

There is no possible breakage which furniture can undergo which she will not boldly attempt to repair with whatever sticky material happens to be at hand. There is nothing more Wautifol and pathetic and another employee of the office was down with the same disease. At New Richmond, 20 miles from Cincinnati, a very malignant disease, generally believed to be genuine yellow fever, carried oil' five persons suddenly and several YELLOW FEVER NOTES. A i.ettek from Vicksburg, dated the 3d, reports the death there of J. Guidu liethua and hi wife, Marie Mcthua-Schiller.

They were buried the same day. Mr. and Mrs. Met hua-Schiller for two seasons had the National Theater in New Orleans and are well known in theatrical circles. Altiioi we appreciate the good works done by the Sisters of Mercy, they are not alone in their labors of love.

The death-dew was wiped away last night from pallid brows by the tender hands of the women of Vicksburg. Woman! God's last and best gift to others were prostrated. A number of SHE DIDN'T MEAN TO TELL. Ton, my lip to-night have spoken Words I said they should not speak; And 1 would I could recall them Would I had not been so weak. On, that one unguarded moment! Were it mine to live again.

All the strength ol its temptation Would appeal to me in vain. True, my lips have only uttered What is ever in my heart; I am happy when beside him, Wretched when we are apart; Though I listen to his Braises Always longer than I should, Yet my heart can never hear them Half so often as it would! And I would not, could not, pain him, Would not for the world offend, 1 would have htm know I like him As a brother, as a friend But 1 meant to keep one secret In my bosom always hid, For I never meant to tell him That 1 loved him but I did. than the unfaltering trust placed by a Im lonth.hnish md nnlr rir.hpa!r in deaths of Southern refugees occurred daily at St. Louis, Louisville, Cincinnati, and other Northern cities. pure, good woman in mucilage.

A man the house, sadly needs that regular may become hardened by long years of i motion of the elbow which Solomon vice and wickedness, but when he sees a invented and patented. Detroit Free woman try to fasten a broken leg to the I lv Yellow fever reports of the 13th: New dining-room table with mucilage, he is melted to tears. It is certainly strange Orleans, 58 deaths and 22S new eases reported, many of the latter dating back for several days; Memphis, deaths; Canton, 30 deaths; Vicksburg, 31 deaths. No material change in the general aspects of the epidemic. Many towns in Southern Illinois quarantined against Cairo on account of reported wises in that city.

man. First at the cradle, the last at the I that this faith in mucilage should not be grave, blessed be their precious memo- in the least degree shaken by a thousand li ii. Chandler Street man didn't know just how tall he was until he went into bis house through Ids back yard a few evenings ago in the dark. He ascertained that he was about a head taller than the wet clothes line. Dexter SmUtf Paper.

failures. F.xperience, like anruiuent. ries forever. Vicksburg Herald Another sickening case of desertion A report readied Bismarck, on the 11th, that Gen. Miles and an excursion party of ladies and gentlemen had beeu surrounded by the Bannocks in Yellowstone Park and a number of the party killed.

A terrible tragedy is reported near Aurora, Hill County, Texas. Two young men, Eli Kamsdale and Zach. Hays, returning home from a revival in the village, began quarreling about a young lady loved by both. From words they proceeded to blows, and then, drawing knives, a desperate fight ensued. They cut and stabbed each other till both fell prostrate and bleeding to the road, where they were found by a neighbor soon after.

Hays died two hours afteawards, and Ramsdale was dying at last accounts. Alexander Austin, a well known business man of San Francisco and ex-Collector of Taxes, shot and killed himself on the 11th. There is a shortage of some in his official accounts. Reliable information concerning Gen. Miles's recent tight with the Bannocks was received on the 12th.

The encounter took place on Idaho Butte Creek on the 4th. General Miles had 27 men of the Fifth Infantry and 3." friendly Crows. The Han-nocks were surprised at daybreak, and after a two-hours' tight, in which Captain Andrew S. Bennett, Fifth Infantry, was killed, and one soldier mortally wounded, the hostiles were overpowered and 34 prisoners captured. The Hannocks lost 13 killed in the tight.

The ladies of Gen. Miles's party had beeu sent to Fort Ellis for safety previous to the battle. Near Bradford, on the a magazine containing 70 pounds of glycerine and M0 pounds of dynamite exploded, and U. B. (J.

Burkholder, Andrew P. Higgins and Charley Page were blown into has no effect in leading a woman to doubt the efficacy of that feeble and pre- IDE ME IN THE PA THOF RIGHT. has come to light. A man named PERSONAL AND POLITICAL. Later returns from the Vermont election indicate that Barlow, the Greenback candidate for Congress in the Third District, has beaten both of his competitors, and is probably elected, although, as ft requires a majority vote to elect, another vote may be necessary.

The Maine election, held on the 9th, resulted in the re-election of Selden Connor, the Republican candidate for Governor, by a somewhat reduced majority. There is a large increase in the Greenback vote and a decrease in the Democratic vote. The Republican Congressmen appear to have been elected in the first three districts, but in the Fourth District Powers, Republican, is defeated by Ladd, the Democratic-Greentlack candidate, and in the Fifth Hale is probably defeated by Murch, Grcenbacker. Later returns from the Maine election indicate (mite conclusively that while Connor, Republican, has a decided plurality of the vote for Governor, he lacks the majority necessary to elect, and in consequence the choice of Governor and other State officials will fall upon the two Houses the Lower House designating two names from which the Upper House must choose the Governor. As the Democrats and Greeubaekers will have a majority in the Lower House, they will of course send up the names of their respective candidates, Garcelon and Smith, and it is intimated that the former iU be selected by the Senate as Governor.

Additional Congressional nominations: Illinois Third District, Hiram Barber, Democrat; Sixteenth, Win. A. J. Sparks, Democrat. Missouri First District, Henry For the 24 hours ending at noon on the inmie- tortious gum, and she will go on trying TljiviisIav loct a fhiht xr forir The local physicians were ignorant of the disease and its treatment, Grenada having heretofore been free from the fever, no matter where else it appeared, and so it got a good foothold before it was thought advisable or necessary to ask for aid from other places.

Besides this, the appearance of many of the patients was not of such a nature as to raise suspicions of yellow fever. Instead of assuming that saffron yellow color which accompanies the fever, many did not change color at all, and some but slightly. It is supposed that these cases were a combination of yellow and malignant malarial fever. But when no doubt remained of the nature of the illness, physicians and nurses were sent for, and in response to the call, Drs. Mandeville and Veasy, of New Orleans, Dr.

Beatty, of Mobile', and Dr. Stone, of Natchez, with a large corps of nurses, arrived and did every thing in their power to alleviate the suffering and distress of the stricken people. Among the Grenada people who have worked in behalf of their fellow-citizens, the more conspicuous are Tom Marshall, the telegraph operator, who doubled his duties so as to extend help to nearly ever one stricken by the merciless destroyer; Redding, who took Marshall's post when the latter died, and who also died in the performance of his humane duties; Rev. Dr. W.

C. McCraeken, of All Saint's Church, who has heroically devoted all his time and energies to the relief of the poor and refusing to desist from his work, although he has never had the fever and is liable to become a victim to it at any time. Mr. Bishop says that Dr. Mccracken's carriage was always to be seen going from door to door and distributing supplies to all alike.

Since Col. Cole, the Postmaster, who died Tuesday WJ I t. I i 1 1 Tiikrk are some scenes almost too stick tosrether broken pianos and 15th there were 140 new eases and 50 deaths at New Orleans; 0 new cases and 5 deaths at wed bvthe wrecked bedsteads, though she has nerer'puro and sacred la 1k Holly Springs; 2 new cases and 2 deaths at Greenville, Tenn. 42 eases at Grand Junction, 31 new cases at Canton, thoughtless world. One of them is a 2 K-pound woman with a mole on her chin 44 talking baby to an ounce-and-a-half canary bird in a brass cage.

Rockland Courier. once known mucilage to stick any thing together with any permanence, except the hair of troublesome children. With the cruel and heartless purpose of playing upon the holiest emotions of the female heart, certain depraved er-sons have from time to time 'put upon 18 deaths at Vicksburg, and 90 deaths at Memphis. The plan of making nickel collections for A St. Louis woman was on her way to drown herself.

A stranger smiled at the benefit of the yellow-fever sufferers in the South by means of ballot-boxes placed ine market ooiues oi aiiegeu glue wiucn her and shc repeilted, and is now the uiaiciy alter me mutual oi wmcn, uis wife and little daughter Florence, 12 man of age, were taken. In despair he told the neighbors he was going to make way with himself, and has not since been heard of. Since he thus basely deserted his wife she died and hits been buried, and his little Florence and his youngest child, a boy, are wards in the infirmary. If he isn't dead, somebody ought to kill him. Memphis Appeal.

Kev. Charles Carroll Parsons, rector of St. Mary's Parish, Memphis, who died of yellow fever on Saturday, was a graduate of West Point of the class of lsbl, and at the close of the late war had become famous as Col. Parsons, the commander of Parsons's battery of the 4th United States At tillery. tney nave reprcsenieu to oe capaoie oi owner of scven palenl patent rights and a hus sticking any ining logemer, iroin ine two halves of a lead-iiencil up to the Father, all my soul goes out In a prayer of trut to thee Still the longing and the doubt Which do now abide in me.

Weak my strongest efforts are. Vainly seek I for the light That for me doth shine afar: tiuide me in the path of right. liulde me, Father, lest I stray Far from thoughtsof heaven and thee; Keep me in the narrow way, llowe'er rough that way maybe. bat care 1 though feet may bleed, If at last I gain the light I nto which mm path doth lead? tiuide me in the path of right. Father, ever be my guide Then, whate'er my troubles be, Peace will still with" me abide.

Clearly I my way will see. lie thou as the cloud by day. As the llaming tire by night, F.ver pointing out the way Of the Christian's path of right. Father, how my spirit thrills As I speak thy hallowed name I I can bear the mvriad ills That beset my earthly frame; I can put the tempter's wiles And his every snare to iliht, It the Father on me Guiding me in paths of right. Eliot littier.

broken pieces of a steamer's ahafi HI band. The moral is plain. Detroit Free Tew. It is; never smile at a wild-eyed female, or you may never smile again. Breakfast Table.

A member of a fashionable up-town congregation in New York City called at a music store and inquired 44 Have you the notes of a piece callei the lions of mouey have been paid out for these delusive bottles by trusting women, but the mixture which they contained was found to be as faithless as mucilage. Doubtless there were things which it could mend, but for any of the fragments. in hotels and other conspicuous positions in New York and other cities has netted many thousands of dollars, and it is suggested that the system be adopted in every city throughout the country. The Governors of Ohio and Indiana have appointed Friday, Sept. 13, as a day of prayer for relief from the yellow-fever scourge.

Systematic measures for raising contributions in aid of the yellow fever sufferers have been adopted by most of the cities and towns throughout the country, and many thousands of dollars are being collected daily and forwarded for their relief. Minister Xoycs has opened a public subscription in Paris for the yellow fever sufferers. Among recent deaths by yellow fever are Fathers MeManus and Vitello at Vicksburg; Eshbaugh, National Greenback; Seventh, James A. Boyd, National Greenback; Thirteenth, A. H.

Buckner, Democrat. Kan After the war he served with distinguished gallantry in command of a battery on the frontier, where he served with Geu. Custer, and was afterward made an instructor at West Point. While at West Point he resigned from the army and entered the Episcopal ministry and was for some years stationed at Iloboken, where he lost his wife, who was Miss Celia Lippitts, of LOST TREASURES. Song of adding, Our pastor referred to it yesterday morning as an exquisite gem, and my wife would like to learn to play it." Tribune.

A bot came up into the Picayune office to insert a death notice last night, lie said to the gentleman having charge of the advertising department 44 Ar-other one gone; that makes eight." What do you mean?" asked the g.n-tleman. The boy answered 44 1 mean that is the eighth one of my family that has died five brothers and three sisters. I wonder who will come next?" 44 How many are left?" "Only me," he replied, as ha went uot. New Orleans Picayune. kind power.when our youth Is ended, ife's tirst freshness lost in languid If SOUK And MISCELLANEOUS.

The Salmon River (Idaho) stage was captured by the Indians near Birch Creek Station, on the 0th, the mail and coach burned and the horses stolen. The driver escaped. The Emperor's speech, read at the opening of the Reichstag, refers to the attempts made upon the Emperor's life and says: "The Federal Government think now, as formerly, that extraordinary measures are required to prevent a further extension of the already wide-spread evil Socialism and to pave the way for its extinction, and that such measures should preserve the liberty of citizens in general, and only prevent abuses of liberty by which pernicious So noon, hould stav uwhik capital operations, such as the glueing of the back of an upright chair to its scat or the fastening of a loose doorknob to the door operations in which women take a peculiar delight it was useless. Its power for evil is, however, nearly gone, for most women have lost all faith in it and have returned to mucilage with more confidence than ever. Melancholy as it is for there is nothing more melancholy than the spectacle of faith wasted on an unworthy object there arc probably at this moment women in round numbers in the United States who are in the act of trying to mend furniture (including damaged trunks) with mucilage.

Woman, however, is not wholly deaf to reason where her prejudices and inherited beliefs are uot concerned. All women frankly admit that broken Fate in- the doom morning, was taken sick, the Doctor has been acting Postmaster, and has faithfully performed his arduous and numerous tasks faithfully and unceasingly. Another noble man was Col. Butler P. Anderson, who headed the members of the Howard Association sent to Grenada, and who, after passing untouched through two previous epidemics, laid down his life Tuesday in behalf of suffering humanity.

Drs. Hughes and Hall, the former an old, and the latter a young man, and both excellent practitioners, died in the cause before Mr. Bishop left Grenada. Mr. Bishop was sick three weeks, and when he was able to venture out, was one precious tended.

And grant us generou boon sasFirst District, J. K. McClure, Democrat. Mississippi Fifth District, Charles E. Hooker, Democrat.

President Hayes and suite had a grand reception at Madison, on their return from Minnesota, on the 10th. The President made an address at some length at the Fair Grounds. The New Hampshire Republican State Convention nominated Nathan Head for Governor and adopted a hard-money platform. The Boston Democrats have chosen Butler delegates to their State Convention. The Massachusetts State Convention of the Independent Greenback party met on the 11th and nominated Gen.

B. F. Butler for Governor by acclamation. The platform adopted denounces both the old parties as respensible for the present alleged prostration of American industries, and recom Saying, "With thwarting, bitterness and Brooklyn. A private letter from Memphis says 44 You have not the faintest conception of the true state of affairs here, as regards the fever.

The reports published in the daily papers are simply horrible, but they do not portray the actual state of the case. To last night at 0 o'clock 1,529 cases had beeu reported, of whom 788 had been buried. This is 44 per and, before the remaining sick eet through, it will no doubt foot far have been op- tearing no denial, and beautify the trial, Yoor toilsome days tliu? pressed Choose now some Mesalnj To light, and charm, rest" THE katvdid i The bs-rlle b- 1 cialist agitators threaten the foundation of I llf Itra'siiupnrr cnrw me neniuB life and all culture." The speech expresses confident hope that the Deputies will not Dr. Woolfolk, of Paducah, at Grenada; Wm. Willis, Superintendent Southern Express Company, John O.

Lonsdale, Treasurer Citizens' Relief Committee. R. W. Blew, publisher Western Methodist, and Dr. McGregor, of Tipton County, at Memphis.

Cardinal McCloskey and the Catholic Bishops generally throughout the country have ordered collections to be taken in the churches for sufferers by the yellow fever plague. The New York Chamber of Commerce has issued an appeal to the people of the whole country to add to or double what they have already given for the same cause, and recommends that depots for provisions and othtsr supplies be established in the principal cities. Twenty-eight cases of yellow fever, 16 of which were fatal, had occurred in the vicini prize of young um-ad gifts of priceless What should we ask? the bition? Fame, power, wealth, crockery can not lie mended with iuu- The taterbu' eat the The hulUroir croak tba whofc night Ionic, And with the Hivfly tul; Whiif night iiu dreamy sonic-. And get on thrlr mu-e refuse the means of giving the Empire the cost? told by his physicians that his only chance was to leave the place where only desolation reigned, and where he was constantly reminded of the sad affliction which he had undergone, and so last Sunday he left his once happy and lid utter the petition; same security from internal as it already en Ah, no our 'Give us oh, only give us back our lost mends, as measures of relief, the immediate joys from external attack. The Liberals are not much pleased with the speech, which and combined wilt not awake vi-ioned bliss, ne pleasure new No Thrlr The hall quick they regard as partly an indictment against themselves.

ciiuge. Most ot them try it surreptitiously two or three times in their lives, but they are always convinced that it will not do. Nevertheless, the belief that somewhere in the universe exists a compound that will stick together a broken soup-tureen so firmly that it will be stronger when thus mended than it was before cm not be eradi As the liillo when he alight splendid. No loftv joy by longing never crossed, No new light undreamed of heaven-descend ed. Only our own the treasures we have lost bill d.Uli stick.

AnUi in i The War Department has prepared a long ew Y'tI sXrpre. argument in favor of the transfer of the In dian Bureau to the War Department. Secretary Schurz, on behalf of the Interior De repeal of the Resumption act; the issue of an absolute money by the Government, the volume thereof to be maintained at a fixed rate pur capita; equal taxation of land, whether cultivated or not; the reservation of our public lands for actual settlers, to be assisted by the Government and protected by just laws, etc. The Massachusetts Prohibitionists have nominated the Rev. Dr.

Miner for Governor. Dr. E. M. Wright, of Chattanooga, has been nominated forGovernor by the Republican State Committee of Tennessee, in place ty of Gallipolis, up to the 15th.

The cated from the female breast. The peddler who sells Smith's Celebrated China partment, is having prepared an argument For, wearied out with strife, and glare, and clamor. Grown wiser with our years, and clearer-eyed, Xo more beguiled by dreams, nor charmed by glamour, We dread the new, and prize the known.the tried. disease was communicated from the steamer John D. Porter.

Cement, or other futile mixture with a 44 The Maherf. That funny paper, the Burlington ffawkcyc, in emulation of some ut its contemporaries, has started a department under the above beading. We copy the first of the series: up 80 per cent. These, you must remember, are the cases reported. What are not reported, God only knows.

This aftate of affairs is not fully known bf outsiders. There are not now 4,000 people, white and black, left from the entire population. The reports from Grenada are sickening in the extreme. The scourge has run its course for the simple reason that but little material is left to feed upon. The pestilence is reported all along the Memphis and Tcn-MOMM Railroad, from Hornlake down.

It is at Holly Springs, Grand Junction, Corinth, Germantowu, White Station, Covington, Barth, Stanton, Mason, Brownvillc, Milan, and, I may add, at every spot where it can find a foothold. You talk of coming home! You must mean somebody else's home, as no human being who has been fortunate enough to get away from this plague-stricken city would return at the present time. Stay away, for Christ's sake, for your family's, or any body else's, but don't come hero. I believe it an im joyous home to seek rest and relief in his old Michigan home. The trains not stopping at Grenada he was obliged to go two and a half miles in the country on hand-car, where he got on board a train and was brought the remainder of his way in safety and without annoyance.

The greatest thing which the people suffer for is the lack of cooked food. Since the fever has broken out among the colored people it has been almost impossible to obtain a cook, and all, sick or well, have to subsist on such supplies as they can get. Mr. Bishop says that some of the dispatches sent North about Grenada were erroneous, although unintentionally so. The deplorable sanitary condition of the place, as represented in the reports, is, he says, The Yellow Fever Scourge -An Appeal to the Charitable.

against the transfer. These arguments are to be submitted to the Congressional Commission which is to meet in St. Louis on the 2oth of this month. Gen. Phillipovitch has been forced by the exigencies of the campaign in Bosnia to transfer his headquarters from Seran-nieva to retrograde movement which has excited great and unfavorable comment in Vienna.

fin this depaiimcnt of the -The Washington, D. September 8 we dc-ire to have letters fr.iui our i would gather round our vanished back I strength and hope ignorance of pain Ah, what a crowd of joys us. Could we but have again. The heart unspoiled, th which crowned us. The bounteous life, thi similar name, always finds customers among the fair sex.

What if every one of a score of bottles of china ccineut has proved a delusion and a snare! The very next bottle may be the long-hoped-for cement that will really justify its name. And so confiding woman continues to buy, while the wicked peddlers secretly mock at her weakness and fleece her without remorse. There was a lady in West Mansfield, Vt who had sought all h-r lifetime for era on topics of interest to kmwm keep-eta, husbands and wives, others and of Hon. Emerson Etheridge, declined. Gen.

Longstreet has been appointed as Revenue Agent for the district of Georgia and Florida. The Democratic Executive Committee of Massachusetts have decided that under the the co- ali home-loving people. With operation of the readers of the the ready faith in others, pontaneous earnestness ind The innocent The sweet truth. most in- we hope to make it one of the i following appeal was i-siied to-day: AN AI'I'EAL TO TllE ClIVltlTABLE. To the Chambers of Commerce ami the Charitable of the Chief Cities of the Vuion: The cry ol anguish from the stricken cities and from the South has been answered by a noble burst of charity front cities and people of tho whole country.

Contributions, great and small, have been extended to sufferers. The Secretary of War has generously extended the aid of the tiovci miii-nt to the poor and needy of the pest-ridden cities. lint great as has been the charity, the necessity is ol eves resting and instructive depar The trust of friends, the ten mothers. the pap-r, and we ue in Of OUtll And all the rich inheritencc the fabled cement that makes old china better than new. No knight in quest of that earth there- for noble live The plans call for a State Convention no person known to be in favor of nominating, through the Democratic Convention, as candidate for Governor or for any State officer, a person who is not a recognized member of the Democratic party, should be entitled to sit or vote in the Democratic State Convention.

This action is intended to exclude the But after Might be mori pure; the touch ol love's incorrect. There are two large sewers running through the town, and all water and filth were carried off as fast as the sewers received it. Some filth has, however, been deposited in new streets which were being excavated in order to improve them, and it may be possible possibility to calculate the percentage in favor of one who has been here all the "Snowing for past 3t hours, with no prospects of clearing thermometer 32 degrees" was the news from East Cariboo City, Sweetwater County, Wyoming Territory, on September 0. Great damage was occasioned by heavy rains throughout Ohio and Western Pennsylvania on the 12th and 13th. Gen.

Howard has had a conference with Moses, one of the Indian chiefs who have given trouble in Idaho and Oregon, and Moses announced the willingness of his tribe to go on a reservation of their own choice not remote from their country. warm up And saving hand the sound of childish the Holy Grail sought more earnestly and pcfsislcutly than did this good woman. In the back yard lay a gross of small glass bottles partially filled with unkuowu mixtures. These wis numbers to have more letters rrosB oar frierds and a wider range of topics treated by them. From Minnie jfav.

Ale to, Illinois. Can any of the numerous contributors to "ThcMu-hery" tell me bow I can make a rag-carpet out of two pair ot old pantaloon-, a linen vest and an old fttnnel nisrht irown. to it will cover a time; but lightning-stroke chances are dead sure things compared to what one laughter. The peace of home, the joy of comrade ship ler delegates. yet greater, and the sums subscribed are et Inadequate to the wants of the.

suffering in New Orleans, Vicksburg nnd Memphis, well as in the smaller towns of Holly springs, Grenada, Port Uibson, Canton, Greenville, Brownsville, ICaton Uouge and Delhi. AM. r. sNKSS IS K.NTIKEI.Y sfsl'ENUEl). It is estimated that in tho suspension of business on the Mississippi Kiver south of Memphis overbuy steamboats are tied up.

has who comes here at this stage oi tne The New Hampshire Democrats have her failures the bottles of cement that would cement nothing. Still, she hoped all; We had them game." nominated Frank A. McKeon for Governor. ind now that they have carefully, and see their us. We count them A prominent business man who has that somehow she knew not when or The financial plank of the platform favors just returned from a trip to flew Or a stable currency, just payment of the pub worth.

And feel that time and fortune have bereft us Of all the best and dearest things on earth. lic debt, and but one currency.for the Gov how the true cement would reveal itself to her, and she would triumphantly and permanently mend all her ami their crews discliarguu. longshoremen and gangs of stevedores and other laborer, who were engaged in receiving and discharging of freight, are without employment. that this has caused some cases. On the whole, it is not known what to ascribe the breaking out of the disease to, as there were and are cases several miles out in the country around Grenada.

Of the 2,500 people who once composed the village, but about 200 remain, the rest having fled or died. The whole town presents a most desolate appearance, no business places being open except an ice-house, two undertaking es ernment and the people, the laborer and the leans describes the situation in the ii ti as sorrowful in the extreme. On the trip down, at Arkansas City, the boat was not allowed to coal or land. ars are t- Ah, yes! when on room by 10 feet? And how can make a rag-carpel so that it can not be detected from body-br lull? From Wry S. Ptorit.l wnubl like to exchange jack-knives, "sight unseen," with any contributor to "The Mushery." I have also a line large meat-hound, well trained to look into the kitchen door and dive for biscuit.

four great lines ot railroad- are naniiv.eu, office-holder, the pensioner and soldier, the producer and bondholder." Last winter her husband made a visit and their employees are idle. Nearly every place ol business in cities and towns here the fever prevails are closed and their em The irand Council of Switzerland has granted amnesty to 93 Catholic priests deprived of their livings, in 1878, for refusing to comply with the requirements of the State. Matilda Stanley, known as the (Jyp-y Oueen, and recognized as such by all the tribes throughout the United States, was buried at Woodland Cemetery, Dayton, Men stood on the bank with guns in to New York, and, in accordance with Thompson Murch, who has been elected pressing, Ana all our flower-plats are touched with frost, We ask no more some new untasted blessing Uut only sigh. "Oh, give us back our lost!" Elizabeth Akers, in JialthHn's hj. their hands threatening to shoot if the ployee-, are iliscliurgi d.

I liese employees arc poor and dependent upon their labor for Representative to Congress from the Fifth one District on the Independent Greenback ticket, beating Eugene Hale, present her earnest request, bought the find bottle of china cement which came in his way. He, of course, believed that support. It is estimated mat of these unciu- attempt was made. At Memphis, which was reached at evening, the most depressing scene was presented. Not a dog, not a mule, not a negro, could be Representative, is a boss stone-cutter and it was perfectly worthless, but, like ail that I will exchange for iu Nebraska.

From Jennie Jcsmmin io "(i men there are in New (Jrieana lemphis hi, Vicksburg 2,000 anil smaller towns 1,000, making a total of 27,100 discharged workingmen, most of whom are true men, ho was willing to give bis MISCELLANEOUS. he editor of The neaos oi laiuuies, ami represent a total population of uot li-ss than is.w-o In actual and desolate want. These people have no means or any rf its seen, he houses did not seem lo oe inhabited. From no chimney could be seen smoke ascending. Every place seemed to be deserted.

Vicksburg wm tablishments, a drug store, and the rooms of the Howard Association. In walking through the streets the only things to be seen are an occasional hearse carrying the remains of some poor wretch to his last resting place, or a convalescent walking slowly along and looking more like a ghost roused from its grave by the unearthly stillness of the place than a human being. Ol his personal loss Mr. Bishop said: tell me where to fin to get away from the pest-ridden cities; for them mere is no labor, no wages, no bread. bv Herbert Algernon L'J HOTHIXa BUT HEATH OR STARVATION, on the 15th.

The Queen was a woman of great influence among her race. She died in Vicksburg last winter and her body was embalmed and preserved until the present time for burial. Representatives of all the prominent Gypsy families in the United States and Canada were present and assisted at the ceremonies, which were very impressive. A light frost occurred on the night of the 12th as far South as the vicinity of in which occurs the tenderly charming line: and this condition must last at least for fifty has considerable reputation as a labor agitator. E.

L. Cordoza, formerly State Treasurer of South Carolina, has been appointed to a $1,200 clerkship in the Treasury Department at Washington. The editor of the Bonapartist journal, Le Pays, has been fined $300 and imprisoned three months for insulting President Mac-Mahon. Ex-Gov. Alcorn, of Mississippi, has decided that he will not be a candidate for Congress.

dnvs. for there will be no stav of the pestil wife any thing, however worthless, provided it was inexpensive. The good woman received it gladly, and that very night, after her husband had gone to bed, she went into the kitchen quietly, lest he should ridicule her, and essayed to mend a piece of broken crockery The printed direction accompanying the bottle told how to wet the edges of the broken crockery with the cement, to press them firmly together and hold them in that eosilion for five or ten run FROM DOOM. tirennda Kfugeo Arrives in Ietrolt. but Leaves Hetiiml in New-made Cravts WiTe and Three Children.

From the Detroit Free Jacob Bishop, the proprietor of a leading jewelry-house in Grenada, arrived in Detroit on Monday, having come direct from the plague-stricken ence, no resumption ol business until frost. seeettnE AveraL'iiii' the sunnortot each individual at 20 cents per day, wfilch is 10 cents less than From Bin-b II, I aee that another 44 The Mushery" 1 can scarcely realize it. It seems as if my children and wife had just stepped yoongmother in complain that her tne cost ol an army ration, tor iuty uays-support the suffering and destitute will cost almost as bad as Memphis. Terror reigned all along the Mississippi. If the boat had freight for any town it was taken on to New Orleans, the inhabitants refusing to receive it.

At New Orleans things looked much better. Men were at work on the levee, business houses were open, but little or no business was transacted. The return trip was made by rail. At Grenada not a white man was visible only four ne out tor a tew moments, or that 1 was $1,080,000, and this for subsistence alone baby is suffering with a separated from them but a short time. Homing lor medicines, doming and proper sustenance for the sick and burial of the that medicine dead has been taken into account in this cal good.

1 used the following minutes until the cement should harden. She followed these directions implicitly, i tun culation. It has occurred to the undersigned that a comprehensive af stem of relief should lion for our little "Iaiv." It I suppose I will not really feel the loss till I return to Grenada to resume my business, and again enter my forsaken home. Then it will come upon me like THE YELLOW FEVER. New Orleans, on the 10th, reported 117 deaths from yellow fever the highest number since the epidemic began.

The disease has broken out at Pilottown, near South ue at once inaugurated to avoid me appal auu, niiu uic uiin uiumiiuu i cr ven me by an ana wtaow may woo ling distress which will sicken and shock hu groes. At Holly Springs about 200 cement a fair trial, held the pieces to- haj -eat experience with children. mit expert inanity when to the uwiul destruction of the came aboard. The yellow lever bad gether for a full half hour. At tbe ena TaEe pam bumt mlum, of that time, hardly daring to hope that nutnwHr.loaf t.unr.

burnt piague are auaed me norrors oi iauuiie. A COMPREHENSIVE PLAN OF RELIEF broken out the nieht before. The COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY. The track of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Kailroad has been completed to Trinidad. The St.

Louis Exposition and Fair opened on the 0th under the most favorable auspices, and will be continued until the 12th of October, the closing week being devoted more especially to the exhibition of live stock, fruits, flowers, etc. west l'ass, ana continued with great virulence at Plaquemine. At Holly Springs, a fresh sorrow, and I will hardly know how to bear it;" and the man's lips quivered, and his hand shook nervously, as the reporter bade him "good night." We suggest that each of the great cities of the pieces would not fall apart the mo- oii powdered chalk, around scenes at the depots were heartrending, wives leaving husbands, mothers leav- district. Mr. Bishop formerly resided in Detroit and l'ontiac, having received his instructions in the jewelry business in tho store of Win.

Hall, of the last mentioned place. A reporter of the Free Press had an interview with Mr. Bishop at the residence of his brother-in-law, H. B. ompton, 102 Congress Street East, last evening, and learned the particulars of (Jrenada's visitation by the dreaded scourge.

About five weeks ago Mrs. Field, a lady residing in the house next to Mr. Bishop's, was taken suddenly ill, and, after a few days' sickness, died. In six of the seven resident physicians mcnt shc released her grasp, shc under- burnt flannel, iBeapBBafnl of dertook to perform that apparently common salt, little inar sons, bidding them farewell, per the Union a central depot for the reception of supplies be at once opened, where contributions of provisions, tea, coffee, wines, medicines and clothing may be sent. The lines of transnortation.

over both land and were down, and the New Orleans Howards haps forever. At one place a mother simple operation. To her great discon- whjle wino vjn.pjr and a pin -h of and three children 2t on the train had sent 10 additional physicians to their a-sistance. Lake, 40 miles west of Meridian, reported 45 cases of fever and Uub on in a dry powder with watcr.havc volunteered to transport supplies to the stricken cities free ol charge. It New tent ncr nanus reiuseu 10 ooey uer mulling.

Thcv had been moistened with tooth-brush. Her husband had died half an hour previous, and before his death had made That very singular body of persons, commonly known as Shakers their proper name is the United Society of Believers in Christ's Second Appear Orleans, which is the most accessible by sea seven deaths, and the disease has also bro From Honest John Thompson, and land, and which has more facilities for the cement, and, miraculous as it seemed, it was the real cement for which she transportation, lie constituted the central de tine, l-i'fa. would like to ken out at Senatobia. The situation at Grenada was unchanged. At Canton the epi her promise to leave on the next train to save the lives of herself and children.

She left her husband uncoffined and un- not for the reeeiuion of sunnlics which can in six 1 to paint in water color and oil ing is said to have materially increased since 1870, and to number now nearly be forwarded to the Howard and l'eabody had searched and waned for forty years. Her hands were stuck fast to the crock Howard M. Ilolden, President of the suspended First National Bank; E. H. Allen, vice-President, and John J.

Mastin, Cashier of the late Mastin Bank of Kansas have been arrested and held to bail in the sum of $5,000 each, upon a charge of violating the State law in receiving moneys for deposit, knowing the institutions with which they were connected to be at the time in an Associations of mat cllv as la-t as collected 12,000. This is remarkable, inasmuch Let Vieksburir. Memnhls and smaller towns ery, so last that ner strongest eiiori demic was increasing, the number of deaths to date being 38. Port Gibson reported 85 deaths to date, buried. The Howard Association is accomplishing great good.

weeks without a master. Can not some of the contributors of The Jf.rry tell me how I can do this? Pltnu C. Eldcrkin, of Fort Madison. trrilM i I tender! love a beautiful would not loosen them, sne moujrni of trying the effect of hot water, but she as, oeiieving and rigidly adhering to celibacy, they can recruit their ranks only by external accretion. They have out of a total of 475 cases.

At Vicksburg remembered that one oi ine very quau the fever continued to increase, there being 44 deaths on the 10th, and nearly 3,000 pros of the ideal cement was its ability to re- iri who jjVeJl bark near the bill in the Mt a 1 1. 1 18 separate settlements (the sect is entirely confined to the United States), of sist tne eiiect oi water nuvum with a new jx-n an any trated with the disease. Memphis reported cold. As it gradually dawned ujMin ner whal min ufce fresh paint 115 deaths on the 10th, and the burial corps was unable to dispose of the dead bodies, so mind that she was perinnentlv cement insolent condition. Superintendent Vail, of the Railway Postal Service, has concluded to resign in consequence of the insufficiency of his compensation.

At the last session of Congress the salary of the Superintendent of the Postal Railway Service was fixed at $3,500 per fast did they accumulate. A large number that arc afflicted send to New Orleans their agents to aid in receiving, distributing and forwarding pro rata supplies to the respective towns and cities for which they are destined. We appeal to Chambers of Commerce of the great cities to inaugurate this movement forthwith we appeal to the charitable and good we appeal to the ministers of God for their influence, and their congregations. EVEN THE SMALLEST DONATION of provisions, money or medicines, will be acceptable. The character of the noble gentlemen who compose the Howard Association and Peabody Association, and the Young Men's Christian Association, is a guarantee that all charities donated will be promptly and honestly applied.

In the name of a common country and kindred humanity we invoke for our stricken, dying and starving people, the charity of those whose homes and loved ones are secure from the pestilence that walket in darkness and the destruction that wasteth at noonday. which there are 2 in Maine, 2 in rsew Hampshire, 4 in Massachusetts, 1 in Connecticut, 3 in New York, 4 in Ohio, and 2 in Kentucky. They now believe the kingdom of heaven has been established; that Christ has come upon earth a second time in the form of Mother of volunteer physicians and nurses had suc out of the foundation of a pair of broadcloth pants?" From Mrs. A. tumaoa.

What will take ink-stains out of the face of a order that her two daughters, absent from the city, might attend the funeral, tho body was kept in the house two days, no person supposing for an instant hat yellow fever was the cause of her death. During her sickness Mrs. Bishop assisted in attending- to Mrs Field's wants, little dreaming of the fate in store for herself. A few days after the death of Mrs. Field, her son, who had been in the house while his mother was sick, became ill, and this time Mr.

Bishop assisted him all he could, but all efforts to save him proved unavailing, and in a short ime he followed his mother to the grave. The following week eight case3 made their appearance, and for the first time the citizens of Grenada began to fully realize that yellow fever had appeared in their community. A general panic and stampede followed, and all who ed to the crockery she became frightened and called her husband. He came, listened to her story, tried unavailingly to overcome the resistance of the inexorable cement, and then heartlessly sat cumbed to the disease, which added greatly The Man Who Growls. No country in the world has ever produced such a race of chronic growlers as the Comstock.

Nothing ever seems to suit some people here, and the more prosperous they are the more they growl. They view the world through an inverted telescope, and every thing looks small and distant. 44 What do you think of the rise?" 44 Wait till you see the break and every body busted. The town will go plum to the dogs after the next break." 44 Haven't you made any thing in the rise?" to the general feeling of despondency. The last watchman on the John A.

Porter, the infected boat lying off Gallipolis, died on tvom r.ieanor r.tarttn, 'taiesowrg. down and laughed. Through that long an anv of the literarv people mpie of Tne night the unhsppy woman sat and wept. r(iShcrv tell me who is the author of annum, with no allowances for traveling and incidental expenses. CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

John Richmond, the horse thief and desperado, who recently shot andkillep Deputy United States Marshal Clift at Chetopa, the 10th. Several cases of the disease had broken out in the vicinity, and the public Ann (Ann Lee, an Englishwoman, born in Manchester, was the founder of the sect, having emigrated thence with a small band of disciples shortly before the Revolutionary war), and that the personal reign of God has been restored. schools at Gallipolis had been closed in con sequence. There were threats made to burn She refused to go to bed and take the 44 Paradise Lost?" crockery with her, and she felt that it From Myrtle May, (Jqnawka. How was a bitter outrage when her husband j0 yon dye a pair of black kids white finally went back to bed and left her to when you want to wear them to a wed-bear her sorrows alone.

In the morn- jg two days after you go to a funeral? ing a doctor was called in, who released I 1 1 her after a painful dissection of fhe skin Well, a little. I sold some Sierra (Signed) K. John Ellis. Louisiana. R.

L. Gibson, Louisiana. John J. Mokuax, Alabama. Wli.

H. McCardle, Mississippi. Cyrus Busst. President N. O.

Chamber of Commerce. Nevada at $20." Kansas, while the latter was trying to effect his capture, was taken from the train at that place and lynched on the night of the 5th. Richmond was in charge of the Sheriff of Labette County, who was taking him to Fort Scott for safe keeping. could possibly get away from the place 44 What did it cost you?" 4 1 had to oav .5 for it. I might have did so.

of her hands.and the hrst act wmcn sne here is gnei among uw wu u-performed after the wounds had healed bers of the Orient over the transfer was to throw the bottle of cement out Cvprus. Cyprus wine is fammw Among the first victims to fall before this terrible disease, were the wife and the deserted boat. The death-rate at New Orleans had decreased on the 12th to 57, with 212 new cases reported. Dr. C.

L. C. Herndon, aged 40, formerly Surgeon in the United States Army, is among the dead. Thermometer down to 60 deg-, which seemed to be favorable to the sick but hastened the development of new cases. Memphis had 62 deaths from 0 p.

m. on the 11th to noon on the 12th new cases no longer officially reported. Among the dead is Her Flood, the California millionaire, is building what will, it is said, be the finest private residence in America. The grounds include 1,500 acres on San Francisco Bay, comprising a natural park ready for improvements to any desired extent. The house is 100 by 200 feet in area, and resembles a French chateau of the old style.

Verandas surround it, and the roof is broken with of the window and to register a vow to throughout the hast. Now tbe Gngltsh children of Mr. Bishop, who are now all dead, leaving him the disconsolate an Pinckney Bell, a white man in jail at Mur-freesboro, was taken out and on the night of the 9th, for killing a constable of Rutherford County, who to arrest him. sole survivor of a once happy family of five. On the Monday after the burial of Mrs.

Field, Mr. Bishop began to feel raked it in for $3 and sold it for $40. But it's just my luck. I only made $10,000 on the whole thing. I tell you there's no chance for a man of small capital in this country.

He'll be robbed and plundered all the year round by these stock sharps. If ever I make a stake I'm going East, where a man's got some show." In a few weeks that man will spend or gamble away every cent he now possesses, and then write East for funds, at the same time informing his relatives uneasy, but attributed that feeling to many gables and two towers 140 feet excitement rather than to the approach bert S. Landrum, city editor of the Ara-lanehe. At Vicksburg there were about 75 new cases on the 12th and 31 deaths. On the game day there were 14 new cases and never buy another bottle.

are in control, ano win export i This shows us that the possession of warm and spicy product ot the win -something for which we have earnestly press for use to their cold and longed may prove a disappointment, land. It is said that the conquest kI The Vermont lady had found at last the Cyprus by the Turks was due to the af-true china cement, but it palled upon lection of Sultan Selim II. for Cyprus her almost immediately. She does not wine. The Venetians held the islar even know the name of the particular under treaty.paying to Turkey a tribute cement, so that her sex is in no way of 10,000 ducets.

But Selim consn.t- .1 benefited by its temporary discovery. 1 the Sheikul-islam, who told him the Her experience, however, does teach a treaties with infidels are not binding, great moral lesson, and if other women Soon after, 100,000 Turks appeared at were to heed it this world would be a Cyprus, and early in 1571, after a caiu brighter and less expensive place than it naign of some months, thev eonMei now ST Mm Trk Times. Famagnsta, the last stronghold of the The Coroner of New York has struck a bonanza. An obsolete graveyard is being utilized for building purposes, and the enterprising Coroner learning that something like a score or more skeletons were exhumed daily, has ordered the bones sent to the Morgue, where he practices on them on dull days and earns an honest penny. Some folks regard the proceeding with a suspicious eye, but the Coroner says if there is any skull duggery about it, it is practiced by the men who excavate the cellars Hawkey e.

The following is said to be an excellent remedy for ourns 1 ounce of pulverized borax, 1 quart of boiling water, 1 ounce of pulverized alum. Shake up well and bottle. Wrap the burn up in soft linen and keep constantly wet with the solution Do not remove the linen until the burn is cured high. The entire exterior is very ornate. Among the apartments are several parlors, music room, dining room, breakfast room, billiard room, library, and wine room, the latter being of uncommon size.

The dining room is 100 feet long, so that great dinners maybe given in it but most of it can be shut off, leaving a room of comparatively small size for ordinary use. Five years will be consumed in comoletin? the that this is the toughest country he ever At Chicago, on the evening of the 9th, Sylvester E. Dean, a baggageman on the Illinois Central Railroad, residing at 872 Michigan Avenue, attempted to cut his wife's throat, and then severed his own jugular. Dean will die, but his wife will recover. Unreasonable Jealousy had driven the man mad.

Nobeling, who attempted to assassinate the Emperor William, is dead from his wounds. Another horrible colliery explosion occurred at Abereorne, near Newport, Monmouthshire, Wales, on the 11th, by which some 280 lives were lost out of the 371 men engaged in the mine, struck. Ytrgtma (Nev.) varontete. of the disease. Monday evening, while sitting in his chair and surrounded by his family, he began to feel weak and slightly chilly, and went to bed.

A burning sensation, external and internal, aroused his anxiety, and sending for his wife to come to him it was discovered that taken the disease. Three days passed and his wife, daughters and son became ill, one after another, and in exactly one week he was left wifeless nd childless, tossing on his bed of and pain. two deaths at Grenada material nearly exhausted. At Baton Rouge, the disease was thought to be under control no deaths in preceding 24 hours. At Holly Springs, there were five deaths and 24 new cases great suffering on account of lack of nurses and supplies.

At Grand Junction, there were 15 cases and two deaths; at Hickman, 11 new cases and two deaths; at Canton, 20 new cases and two A Good Whiter Dish. Take green corn and ripe tomatoes, cook them separately and while hot mix them to The divorced wife of a Danbury 1 fortress was flayed, and his skin staffed (Conn.) man is the hired nurse of his with straw was sent to Contftntini second wife's baby, with his head. gether, half and half, and can them. When used, heat them, and season them to taste. house and its surroundings.

Mr. Flood also contemplates a city, residence of i corresponding magnificence..