Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 23, 1878, Page 1

The Chicage Daily Tribune, |, VOLUME XXXIX. : MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1878. ; PRI o FEVER-FIRES. WTop of e morning o yjott. deef ‘mf,::l mution chop, and hash. Now Jor my ¢ T'ribune.’ SITAWLS, SHAWLS! Field, Leiter & Co. tea; Paul Otey, Hurgeon-General of all thecamos that have been established; J. R, Thomassen, s volunteer physiclan from Arkadelphia; R, P. James, foreman of . Wetter & Co.i C. L. Clark Knowiton, a gon of the late Acting Postmaster; and a daughter deal of sickness here, supposed to be yellow fever. The operator and Postmaster are sfek." In response to this Dr. Jemison -goes by the morning traln. cases in exceedingly discouraging. The deaths, bawever, are not so numerous. If we can save thirty out of tbe ninety down It wiil be consid- ered lucky. Dr? Lestie has been telegraphed by Dr. Blackburn, who is now at Nashville, to go to the relfef of Martins, which he will do at TRAS, New Onrzans, Sept. 22—Moward Associs- Discouraging Brightness with The Mutual Jealousy of Ruse s B : of the late Kev. K. C. Biater. During the aay | Uon cases reported today, 374: Young Men's | once. i Which Th(’y Continue to death hus clatmed Mme. Vineent Broigalupo, | Christian Association, forl‘v-leveu new rases. 1 the TWotern Astocinted Pre sia and England at a \ M . Burn, Dr.8. J. Heady, of Shermnan, Téx., Matt E. B, C. Krogmann, formerly u clerk at the [ Carno. Sept. 2.—At Hickman, Ky., to-lay Red Heat, Ulass, John Arncts, of Auuis, Beatty & Co., 8t. James Hotel, & native of Baltimore, Is dead. and J. 8, Allen, of Chilicotue, O, a volunteer there were nine new cases and four deattis. No Saunders trrisby, aged 23, was taken sick cases in Calro. HILL & CO. H telegrapher, Friday evening and dlut Saturda®night, T 5 T Mem.phxs N,ow Encompassed (.. Baker, Manager of the Western | Dr. Kibi's condition reporied - fevorable, VARIOUS, Their Peaceful Relations Bay it is too cool for a man to with Poisén for Fifteen Unlon Telegraph Company in ibls city, was | Temperature, 895 pulsc, 76 to 803 kidneys act- DR, RENNER. Likely to Undergo a Se- vere Strain. taken down last. nignt, und §s belng cared for at his resisdence at White Haven, Tenn., six miles south of Memphis. TO BAPTISTS, The following wiil be published in the daily DAers to-morruw, i Menpuis, Sept. 23.—T0 Nrethren and Priends ©Of the Haptist Denomination of the United fng; less albumen; patient resting well, A dispateh to the Howards ordering supplies to Water Valley, reports twenty-five cases there, TR SCORR. New OntEans, Sept. 22.—Deaths, 40; new casen, 1973; total cases to date, 7,8%; total deaths, 2,470. The deatn lst to-day focludes thirteen children under 7 years. Special Dispaich to The Tribune, IxnianaroLts, Ind,, Scpt. 22.—The funeral services of Dr. J. E. Reoner, the physician whio died at Memphis last week, were held in the Becond Presbyterian Church todday. An im- meose crond was present. The Rev. Willlam Alvin Bartlett, pastor of the church, delivered o eulugy over the deceased. go around town with nothing Miles. on but jewelry, even it jewelry is going, going, gone down aw- ful cheap. Got to_have some clothes. Now, we have just the nicest assortment of hand/ The Struk;g]s for Existenco Be- coming More Disheartening Every Day. The Ameer of Afghanistan Treats the Indian Mission Very States—Rrrove®. Wihile at the bedside of our e ALABAMA, Budely. v some Woolens. You will say dyini: son, my wife and myself were smitten with VICRSBURG, Moxraoueny, Als., Sept. 22.—Gov, Honston W A B A S H » L Thirty-one Deaths Reported the vinane. Twa days after my Trdasurer, J. A. fssucd & proclamnation making Oct, 3 a day of 80 when you see them, and now is the time to order a Suit, and 80 give us a little time to get you up the nicest, best-fitting, most stylish Suit of Clothes you ever saw. GREAT PILES OF OVER- COATS ; stacks of Suits, hard to find counter-room for them ; heaps of Under- wear; cords of Hosiery; MOVR AT LAST. Fpeeial Dispatels io sue Tribune, Vickenvno, Miss., Sept. 22.—The signs this evening ludicste hieavy rains before morning. 8ince my report of lust night the westher has changed very mueh, beinguncomfortably warm, bat, notwithstauding this chavge, the decline in the nutnber of new cases seems 1o have been preater thuy for sorne days past. Not more than thirty cases can be heurd of, and thesc sre mostly among the negroes. The City Scxiwn has liad but six yellow-fersr burisls forthe past twenty-four hours, and one from another dis- ease. Four of the yellow-fever interments were colored, Thellst of the dead Is &s folluws: Miss Mary C. Klem, Mary E. Adsmns, C. W. Mitchetl (colored), Henry Jackeon (colored), Aunle Jeflerson (colored), and Mark Thomus (colared). Thlsis Simmonds, dicd, Mr, 8, M. Jobe 'became. urer. His dutien with the Howsrds forbid his replies to your letters, Iio recelves and cares for cach contribution. 1t wonld thrill yone heartn 1etate sume Instances of your relief smong Ren and colors, Send no more money, We bave enough. Glory to God for the Christlan sniril manifested In your letiers ana contributions. Continue your pious aympathy. To-morrow I hope to be on duty again, Pleass recelve this in heuof private lcttera which 1 am not atle to write, B, Laxnxxs, President Baptist Rtelle! Committee. TUR ORPIANS, The fever bas made its appesrance smong the children at the Leath Orphan Asyluin, situated about one mile north of the city.” Of the forty Inmates seven have been taken down. The lowards tu-day sent a physician, who will be Quartercd on the premises; also nurses. huniliatioo and praver to God that the peati- lence may abate I the fnfectea localities, and thut other States and comnunities be sparcd, RELIER. RILWACKRE, Roectal Dimpateh 16 The Trivune, MILwAURER, Wis.,, Sept. 22.—Mayor Black to-night telezraphed to the Howsard Asswia- tion of Brownsvllle, Tenn., to draw on hun for $300 for the yellow-fever sufferers. This is in answer to an appesl for help there, Mre, L M, Bebiey, who weut South as 4 volunteer nurse, is at Brownsville, WIRELING, W. VA, Wrestixo, W. Va, Sept. #2.—The Sunday Leader, of this city, {ssued to-day an extra sheut containing ndvertiscments, the entlre procecds of which are to be dunated Lo the yellow-fever fund. Among the largest advertisérs are tue Yesterday {from Yel- low Fever. Between Madison & Monroe-sis., Uave opened their first Fall Impor- . tations of REAL INDIA CAMEL’S HAIR SHAWLS! Comprlsing a large and magnificent "uxmp";manta of Ncw and Choice Nov- elties in Ifilicil Centres, Plain Cen- tres, with borders, and Striped Long .and Square Shawls., Also, Indie Decca Shawls in the most attractive .styles. Afghan Soldiers Order the Friend- Expedition to Retreat or Stand Fire. Forty Deaths and 195 New Cases at New Orleans--.Total Deaths, 2,470, Certainty that the Afghanistan Po. tentate Is a Mere Tool of Russia. Accounts from Vicksburg at Last Decidedly More Hopetul. The Czar, Having Got All He Wanted of San Stefano, Evacuates the ‘Place. A Horrible Qonditon of ' Things Bo- lioved to Exist Along the CEITAINLY A GOOD BROWINAG, 5 TUE IRV, DR DALZELL, OF SILIEVEPORT, 4 Riverside Sron Works, Ott, Ilall & Co., Ueorze | People in France Considerably FRENCH CASHMERE barrels of Neckwear; cart- Biver, : Isfn lare of the St. Mary'a Catlicdrial airing | 10 o il e ctizens gencrally to fecl Taytor & Co, Wieaty foet s Nayior, 1.5 Excited Over the Political i loads of Boots and Shoes MEMPIHIS, A0 oy Naso 7 O, | prevlens of tho eaurge. . G. Pecto, Ent | Beompie o i Kennedy & Co. i attor Shyngon: LONG AND SQUARE #| reorLs sTILL DYING, BUT NOT 80 NUMER- el e \ of the lowards, was out this morniug tu bis | firn of Pittsburg. Theee hundred doflacs were SHA,WLS' and Hats and caps ousLY. THE SPREAD. buguy for the first time sinca being stricken | realized. ‘Ihis makes Wheeling's contiibution ! ' Apectal DisvateN to The Tridune. Nasavirie, Tenn., Sept. 22.~Dr, T. 0. 8am- mers, Jr., returned home from Memphis to- night, 1o says the fever at Memphls Is leaving tho city and spreading out into the vountry, It now occuples a radius of fifteen miles outside of the corporation. Howard physicians are to bo acnt aut to adjoining towns and districts where they are now most naeded. All towns along the rallroads are in commotion. Itis greatly nearly $4,500 thus far, ANOTHER BREEZE, TIE ENGLISIH AUAIN FOOLING AROUND CABUL. CALCUTTA, Sept. 22.—An officer of the Amnver of Aehanistan as Allmusjld bas refused to al- low the British Misaton to Cabul to go throuzl the Kuyber P'uss, aud crowned the helghts which commanded the puss with his followers, After a three-hours’ Interview with the ofiicer, In which fie warucd nlin that his act would be regarded as the avt of the Ameer himself, Maj. Bpectal Dispateh to The Tribune. Mryrins, Tenn., Scpt. 22.—The perceptible falling off In the death-rate continues, but veo- ple are not proportivuately encouraged to hope that it 15 the beglunitr of the end. ‘This has been a very quict dag.lo Memohis, No church was opencd for services, aud the physiclans practicully rested after their Jabors of the past week, The call for norses fndicated that a number of ncw casgs had mado their appear- with the fever. two weeks since. With few ex- ceptions the sick are now dolng very well, Dr. Btuart Roach's symptoms are reported this evening as being uufavorable. The cundition of President Rockwood, of the Howards, tmproved & littlo this evening. T’EST-SPOTS. TIOWANLD TELXGHAMS, Droche, Paisley, and Persian Strip- Led, in great variety. Speciual atlentlon is invited to an elegant line of FANCY WOOL, "BEAVER, AND VELVET CHICAGO. ADDITIONAL BUUSCRIFTIONS, A. T. llemingway, General Secretary of the Young Men's Christlan Associntion, acknowl- edizes the following additional contributious: Infant class of Westminster Church Sune day-school, Chicugo, by Mise Kelloy.3 ALL NEW GOODS. WILLOUGHBY, HILL & 0, Boston Square-Dealing, Fullvalueyiving Clothiers. 1.34 10.00 5 to be feared that the Memphls refugees wiit re- 28.00 | Cavaguari, commanding the ndvanced escort of WRAPS! HEADQUARTERS, thoey priaclpally among children, Amoue | oy 15 Stumphis tno rapidly, 8d. thug caase c Hept. 2T b the Misslon, returncd to Jamrood, and the . thoso who died lo-day was Mme, Vincent ANTON, Hept. 2%.—Tho number of new cases |~ pchaol, mddional, by i J CORNER CLARK AND HADISON-STS. Brolgatupo, proprictress of Vincent's Restau- | 1F¢8D vutbreak, az0 lucreastng. | wade & call foar milesin the | Tressurer..... el 2,40 | Mission has withdrawn to Feshawaun, 7 Representing fresh Novellies. from BRANCIEDS: rant. Her husbaud dled last week. Sho waa DOCTORS. ¢ conntry yesterduy, and found a child with black l(e‘;nhuwi “l‘""nmm‘u reby of 5100 IMPONTANCE OF TUE AllOVE. the best Looms in the world. 532 Milwankee-av., cor. of Rucker.st. recorted o bo worth half a million, J. B, | , MEuTHIS Sept. e yntoen mhulclebiaY, | vt TS fanly s mo Communeation whis | prokert Kirang, Skapieviie, Tik i LoDOX, Sept. 2%~A upeclal from Caleutta 91 L i r = © rom | the Howard corps renort cascs. Dr. Wen- o lwwo, s dy Lyans, M. D, . Davis..., 5.00 b bady of Lislon to Cabul 242 Blue ]Nlmfllfl e, COT. of Twelfth-st. Allen, s volunteer telegraph overator from dell, of Minneapolls, Ming., and M. T. ls'clufuz. ald 8 » A e says the malu body of tie mlsslon to Cabul haa “THE GAINSBRO” Chillicothe, 0., also ied to-day. Hois procecded as far as Jamrood. Its return thenes s Cantox, Bept, 22.—Total cases, 477; total Men's Chirintian Arsuciativa of % o » TO RENT. IR RIGHT OFRRATOR ::.fi:fi\z ‘l"xik. arrived and have been assigned to destha to date, 02, G, W, Thomas s down agalu Orlu'nl P 10 dBte rnieauanaan o 4,680.15 :l!‘n' ‘f‘ch“:‘:i;‘llz‘.y\v lu“l\::f!ddr:'\‘v tbn]n:';:‘;lv' W RA P ! . who has died durng tho epideinle. Charles . | “rue cLERGTMEN DURING THE pustiLuxce. | Ifom prostration and overwark, g).?.‘;:';’,i:':L";Tgc:x.xlal.nnfi.‘:in:::u:lli E‘l’n‘fy‘;’.’%’d ‘lfi: n::;;'::»l!z::" that num X’mecr. of A‘;’ghnnllhr: I: s . Fisher, Cliatrian of the Citlzens’ Rellof Com- g o0 = o Erotaatant clorgy havedis. | A dispatch trom ‘Worzen City aunaunces the | son Babeneosall ive o cemieior ayd, bis merely the pupoet of Russia. Tas queation Jn Camel’s Huair Fabrics -- very mittce; Georze L. taker. Manower of the frracad thuinselves by fleclng frow tiie fever and | death of Clarke, at Laonds plantation, Steels, | Wotderiul akill this evenfuz ut McCormlek's will conscquentty stylish. Wostern Unton Telegraph; Dr. Paul Otey, f leaving tnel charces to tho mercy of God, to | Clarke's partner, died Friday, Huis, for the beueflt ol the yellow-fever sutler- CEASB TO Bt TREATED PRON AN IXDIAN STAND- 8 | Burgeon-General of tho comps: and T. D. | find solritual consvlation whorever they wnight C crs of the Sonth, This will 'be the first appeur- % & EVENING SHAWLS! | Uscll, Washlogton corrcapondent, wera taken | most of them i Momphis hare stood o tacis | ¢ J0¢ Howards sond twolve mumes to Holly | o0 S0 OUiiain i pablic shas e oot POINT, d ’ A. D. L T and Att posta aud huve sealed thelr devotion in death | SPHinEs to-ntorrow, makiog eusuty-six nurses | from his triumpliant tourin Europe. Evers | ond become a very serious problem of English own to-dav, A.D. Laugstaft sud Attorncy- or in long: sicges of the plague, s fow only hay- | scut by the Howards from tals city to Holly | one who ean do so thould attend the oxhibition, forelzn pullties. 'The immediate object of the Ju latest and most attractive styles, : Uenersl Wright arc out once mors, snd Dr. | e, okt Sorioge. aud thus contribite to the gvod cause and give | Vieeroy §s to make it elearly understood that he and all at lowest prices. The large, fine offices recently | Forter will go on duty to-morrow, Dr. Frazer, | When the fover began there were four Epla- the most skillful markswan fu the world a Grexapa, Sept. 22, —One desth to-day,—a col. ored woman. No new cases reported, > TERRY, Mlss,, Bept, 22, —The fever i still badat Dry Grove, two dylag while vomiting blood. One now case Iast night. The Howard aupplies aze exhausted, The nurses you sent were most op- portane, MNonraax Citr, Sept. 22,—No new cases slnce Friday. On tho Lagonda plantation, 0. &, Clarke and F. Broman died ycsterday, and Mre. Dr. Taricton at Pattiesonville, allof yellow fever. The Doctor s said to be dolne well. Ploase send a physician, to be statloned hers, by first trafn, Mr. F. Clacke s convalescent, CANTON, MiAs. CanTON, Bept. 22.—New cases, twenty-fonr; deathis, six. Dr. A. T. Slnmes and Robert Misley are mmproving. G. W. Thomns is quite alck this morning. Our peopleareless chieerful, ALONG THE RIVER. Apecial Disputch 10 The Tribune NasaviLix, Tenn., Sept. 22—Dr. Luke P, Blackburn, recently fromm Hickman, had a con- sultation with Gov. Porter, and it was agreed that tho former should go to Greenville, Miss., earrying with him s tug loaded with supplics to bo furnisicd by Nashville and Louwsville. lto wiil reach, Memplis Wednesday. It hus been reported hero that the utmost destitution pre- vails along tho Missiealpul River in the vicinity of Ureenville, and large nuwbers have died from {nattention, whole families aving in their houses withuut hope of reifef. it has been supgested that an investigation will develop sccuos of indescribable hurror slong that river, DECATUR, AL, Apecial Dispatch (0 The Triduns, Dxcatur, Als, Sept. 2L—All of the five original cases here have died. Thres out of the number were raflroad men, Charles C. Austin, and a man named Todd, aud a negre are unor treatment, Four or five others are cumplaiuing. Among the number three telegraph opurators, and several new cases are expecied to-morrow. Unly five white familics are left fn the place. Tue nexro population fs conspleuously small and scattering. RECKIVED AT MENPHIS. Mexrius, Bept. 2.—Toe followlug bave been received: Henxanoo, Miss,, Sept. 20—Gen, A, J. Smith, Acting-Presidest loward Assoclation : Nine casca in tho last tweuty-fuur hours, among the number Powall. Send five good nurves, twu females; also thirue cases of champague, E. Burrmiurox, Mayor. bas no quarrel with the Afghanistan people, and to win over all the border tribes. Maj. Cavag- nari repeatedly warned the Afghanistan vificer that the Ameer would be held responsible. The olticer, in the prasence of two Indian Prluces attached to the mission, expressed his unflinehe {uz actermination .- . TO FORCIBLY RESIST TUK PASSAGE of the misslon. There 1 not a shadow of s doubt he {s acting under full instructions from the Amiver, oa two of the Amcer's responsible ofticers Wiio are_ubio believed 10 bs in direct communieation with the Russian Embassy, re- centiy urrived utjAlimusgid, The losstuu Envo) 13 still residing at Cubul. . of Macon, Ga., was dismissed from duty last cveulnz for charglug a patient, and elgut nurees and ope physiclan aro locked up In tho city station for druukenncss. Tho wenther bus been deligbtful hereall. day,—cool and iwwig- orating, with indications of raln to-night. The disenso 1a Y TAKING TIOLD ON TRE COUNTRY TOWNS, within & distance of eightean miles from Mem- phls n carnest, and, .In.tho oplnivn of phys!- clans, will work the destruction of life at a rute only equaled by thatot thiscity. Among those who died to-dny was a negress pamed Rhoda Cobb, aged 08 years. and from the Cobb Zumily of Georis. Bhe died of yellow fever, which is remorked In the city as one of the peculiar fea- tures of the present epldemic. Another rather remarkable creumstauce fs the number of men who durlug tho cpldemic have rocovered after having bad the black vomit. A MARKED OASX reported is that of F. . Breunan, clty edit or of the dppea’, who has been overtaken with the yomit threo times, yot fs convalescent, and will be on tho strect darlog tho onsulng week, As 1have previously telexraphed, the fdca that men can transact busiuoss In the city during tho day and by loaving the walarial belt during tho night escape its effects has also becn ex- ploded, as thero is full as large a proportion et thuse In the cainpa sick with the fuver, relative- 1y speaking, as thero is in the city, Somo time ago occupied by the Merchants’ Na- tional Bank, LaSalle and Mad- ison-sts., will be rented to re- sponsible parties on very rea- sonable terms. Three large vaults, steam-heated, marble counters, etc. They will make two or three large offices, and will be divided and rented sep- arately if desired. B.W. THOMAS & CO0,, LA SALLE BLOCK. CLARK-ST. STORE FOR RENT. No. 116 South Clark-st, OHARLES GOODMAN, Room 43, 110 Washington-st. TO RENT. Store and basement 33 LaSialle-st. 1 aleo seconil. third, and faurth Ooors of 4 and 4U Lasalle-at. | each 40313} good Jieht snd clovators wall suapted for, Bicrcantliy oF manufacturing usiness. nt wlinle or ! WM. C. DOW, 8Trtbune Balldiog. copul ministers on duty hero,~tho Kev. Dr, Georga White, Rector of Calvarys the Rey. Georve Tlurrts, Deau of 8t. Mary's Cathedral; the Rey. C. C. Parsons, Rector of tha two pare ’I?:“lol:m‘ Lnanun and Gra CD:ln L7 e, lg’,w& Evtreh of the G A1 0T rhien, geuttaicn remamed to share the fato of thelr poople, only two o them eacapliz,~Dr. White and Mr. Gee. Mr. Parsous dled, and Mr, Hurrls is slAwly cunvalescing, snatched, as e was, 1roin death by the timely uld of Dr. Mitchicll. When the lost two fell a ‘prey to the epldemic, the Rev. Mr, Schuyler, of Hoboken, ) . J.y and the Rev. D, Dalzell, of Bhreveport, la., volun- teeresl. The former patd with his life tor the noble act of herolsm, und Dr. Dalzell is on duty in churgoof 8t. Mary’s parish. This {s o noble record,—u record of which Church or m!nis- try tnight be proud. ‘The plague had no terrors for thess men, pledged at the altar 1o a duty that cmbraces slckness as well as heaith, all times and cilmes, andall the chanzes and chances of tife. Al honor to them, Ot tho Methodist mintaters, the Rev. Messrs, Blater and Kosebrough devoted themsolves to thelr people with a sinzlcness of purpose wor- thy the martyrs of the early Church, laylog down their lives as an attestation and seal of thelr faith and zeal as ofilcers of the Church, Farever bright be thelr acmories, as single- hearted followers In the footsteps of the Divine Master. Of tho Presbyterian ministers who re. malued, the Rev. Dr. Boegs, of the Second Churcl, is stil} on duty; and that with bin, os with il of his Protestant brethren who re. mained, means personul and nursing attention and care, as well as the consolations of his of- fice. His record s bright and v, The Rey, Mr. Danlels, of the First Church, rosiding fn the midst of what was originally tie infected istrict, fell curly in the actiun, and has found sule difliculty in overcomlng a severe attack ot the fuver. OF the Baptist ministers, the Rev, Dr, Lan- drum slune remained. The witnesses of his zeal arc us mauy as have died aud are living, Evon wheo the fever fnvaded his own house- hold, he was laboriug in the strects asa mem- ber of tho Relfef Committee, and in the honies of his people, carrying * the bread of 1tfe,” fly s now convalesciug; so 1s hls wife; but he mouros the luss of n son of great prowise, and hus auother aick, who demands what little of nursine care his strength will admit of. Of the Germun Protestant pastors, Mr. Thomas dicd from overwork, but Mr, Hoimes I8 514}l u tower of streugth 1o bis peuple, Their pralscs ars apoken by every une. We liave thus. reviewod the Protestant min- istry and thewr work, sufferligs, and endurance during the cpldemic, us u meastirs of justics to thew, that thuse whoure ubsent mxy know who they are that have been equal to thelr duty 11 a wore tryluge perlod thau that of war, aud not us an offaet to tho glorous aud unfading record of the Catholie pricsthuod. For geal, sclf-dental, und sell-swerliice they stand upe nvaled. * 'Tho lonig rull of thele dead alteats this fact snd coalicnges the wimiration of alt men, bo thetr fulth und nutlonality what it may, Upbearing the bunner of the cross, -(mbul of falth sud hope, the Kev., Martin Walsh, pustor of 8i, Brideet's, foll, and with Wim his assistaut, the Hev. Mr. Meugher, Fho Hov. Father Astnus, ot Bt. Mare's (Ger man Franciican), also gave up his lie to his of- furts for his purlshioucrs. 8t Peter's Parish, undur the care of the Duminivans, yrave three wartyrs,—the Rev, J. R Metiurvey, » volunteer from iarrodsburg, Ky.; the Rev. J. A. Bokel, from Haltiwore, M7 'and the Hov. Air. Van Teoostenberst, from Keutucky. 8t Putnck's £4vo its paator, the Viear-teneral of the Bio- cese, the Rev, Martin iGonday, the Koy, No Mo Numura, and Rev. J. I il 8 volun- teer from | fite, Ky. the Rev, hearty reception, Acting-Sluyor Glibert Festerday received the foliowiug tclegram: W, A, Laneler, of your city. died to-dav. Ha will be burled in 2 me- tallic case fu our cemetery, lits filends have our aympathy. We touk Lim from ths cars on bis way North. (. V. Howant, Prestdent of Howard Association, Cauton, Mies.” Al porte of conjectures were made reganding the untity of the man; sume thouzht it wus * Appetito Bil)"™ but it {s kuown that he is {n 8t Louls, and besides, hia richt nowe Is W, E. Langdon. Inquiry st the resldence of W. 5. Lunzley, pawnbroker, No, 1165 Wabash aveuue, toun that gentleman alive and well, _NEW PUBLICATIONS. Llarper's ta unguestionably the best magasine in the country.—N. Y. Sun. HARPER'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE FOR OCTOBER CONTAINS: AKEW ENGLAND DAIRY AND STOCK FARM, With Thirteen Hustrations, ADUNAIS, A Poem. With Five Itiuscrations, THE ST. GOTHARD TUNNRLa With Etght Ilustrations. A JAPANESE BCHOOL, With Four Illustrations. THKOUGH THE DARK CONTINENT. By Jobn Russell Young. Witls Fourteen fllustrations, LUTTER BTORES IN PATIS, MEETING. AToem, YE BELL MAN. ATesm. Dy RobertHericn, JA Mustrated by Abboy, NEW YORK IN SUMMER. With Heveateen lilustrations. ¥ THREE THUNDERDOLTH. A 6tory. With Two Illustrations, AROUND THE I'ECONICS (LONG ISLAND). With Twenty-one Jllustrations, MACLEOD OF DARE, Dy Willlam Sisck, Chaptars XXXIL-XXXYV. With One 10ustration. THE WESTERN QINRVIA. A Btory. By Rdwand Everctt Hale, THE RETURN OF THE NATIVE. |By Thomas Hardy. Book Fourth, Chapters V.+VIIL 1N A JEWIBH BOOKSTORE. NECORD, A Poem. . LITTLE MIss MoUSE AND HER MARVELOUS SCHOLATL. A story. Dy the Autnor of ** Col- vael Duawoddle, Milltonaire,” EDITOR'S RASY ClUALR. EDITOI'S LITRRARY RECORD, EDITOW'S BCIZNTIFIC KXCORD, ¥DITOI}'8 HISTORICAL FiKCORD, KDITOR'S DRAWER, FIRES. APGILANISTAN, Loxpoy, Sept, 22%,—~A Constantinonle dis- pateh says the Envoy who recently arrived from the Amcer ot Afehisuistan is endeavornng to 1n- | duce the Porte tu vouclude on alliance with Russia, TWO CONFLAGRATIONS, Bpeclal Dipich 1o The fridiens, DavENroRT, la., Sept, 2%.—A fira un Eighth strect, near Galues, to-night destroyed three dwelllng-houscs and a barn, owned by Barney Leopard and Fraok Beoke. Loss, $2,600; cov- ered by Insurance. Au incendiary fire at Rapids City, Rock Istand County, 1ll.. this mormmg destroved o two-story bullding belongie 1o Theodore Thoruton, Loss, ¥3,5N; no lusurunce. AT PEORIA, ILL. Pronia, 1L, Scpt. 20.—~Il. It. Woodward’s elegant resfdence o Musa street, une of the fuest in this city, which cost 30,000, was burned this afternoon. The builhug wea in- sured 1or 18,000, wicl the contents for #5500 The luss on tue tatter was light, but the Jormer 18 8 wreck, TNE LAST. TUNIS, Panis, S8ept. 2%—The Kepublique Franeaize, in an articie on the unsettied state of Europe, ad- vises France tot to enter Into sug engagements. 1t savs the perilous thnes are not yet over, and atlil lces the era of alluring offers. Tho article is regurded asa reply to the revival of the remor that Englaud has recommended Fravce to take wvoseession of Tunls. g THE OCCOPATION. & Loxpoy, Sept. 23—The Festher Lloyd nn- nounces that the Austrisus have veeupied Bjelua, tweny-live wiles norih of Woernlk. Loxpos, Sept. 2L—A Vienua dispatch says private advices state that Gen, Srapery has fought a severe engagement near Tiozla, which It s hoped will result fn the complete expulaton of the insuraents from Northoaatern Bosnla, - Prsrit, Sept, 25=The Bosuiaus ate showlng evident sigus of collupse. BAN STEPANO. CoNATANTINOPLE, Supis X—The Russlun evacuation of San Stefano is completed. TOLLENES, ConstANTINOTLE, Nept, 22~ten. Tode leben and LPrinse Lobanofl will lesvs to-morrow to visit the Czar, . THIL DONERTY, in the employ ot Wilkws & Co., jewelers, was taken down, and, after a protracted aud critical cxperience, convalesced, Ile cxerted himself too sooh, which resulted in = relapse, durlog which he becamo insane, and attempted to slaughter bis sister-in-law, [le was overcome, lowuver, put to bed, sod s now recoveriug, ‘The discharge of thoe wortliless burses sosterday by the llowards has created somc fesling among the parties intercated, aud ulso mads vocancies for thoso who are fu every way desfruble. A party of IN CHICAGO. The alarm from Box 815 ut 0:05 last evening was caused by a fire In a clothes cludet in the frame building No. 712 flalsted street, ownud by B. Burtach, aud_occupied as o reaidoses by Patrick Doonsn, Damuge nomlt CASUALTIES. SEVERDBLY INJURED. Aprelal Duspuited 10 The Tribune. MILWAUKES, Sept. &2, —The Hou, Charles . Larlan, an old and promiuent citizen, was thrown from hie bugey to<day and severe| Yured. The exteutof Lis injuries fs not yeo iy sscertalned. A FATAL FALL. Apecial Dirpatch (o The Tribune, Leavenwouri, Kan, Sept. 25—A man named Ollohaut tell out of a second-story window fu the Continental Hotel last ovening, und was s0 badly Internally injured that he died this worning, - ——— - THE WEATHER. Orricx or Ty Cutev Bianar Orrioss, Wasminaton, D, C., Sept. 2i~1 a. w,—Indica- Huus~—For Tennrsseoana Onto Valleysand Low- er Lako reclon, falling. barometer. southeast winds, warmer, clear or partly cloudy westher, For the Upper Laka region, Upper Missisatppt and Lower Missourl Vatlovs, southerly winds, warmer, clear weather, and failing baromeser, fallowed {n western portious by ristug baromo- ter, cooler northwest winds, st possibiy rain, LOCAL OBBKRYATIONS, Cuicaun, Hept, 1. IOTEL, Matteson llonse nsli-av. and Jackeon-st., Chicaxe. Thls farortia hotel s located wirecily apoouic. the sauthonl of the Expoattion Jallduii, s olevator, snd Ll wodern iwprovmeats.” (Eate: Tatce ti Exenrato btk 111713 ¢ TV STEEL PEN: SPENCERIAN <D STEEL PENS of the ¥ t Earopoan Make, and unrivelod for Fresbiflty, Dursbiily, sad Ercasees of Foioe. n Twenty Numbers. Bamples, Including the 13 A R R e AT willbe sent by mall, for trisl, 0o receipt of 25 Cents. Ivison, Brakeman, Tavior & Co, 138 and 140 Grand Street, Now York, * ST TNoTIoE, Amendment 10 Rale Two (2) of the Rales Coverning the Lusgection of Grata in {he Cuty of Chitags, 1o takg emcl Oct. 1, 1878, RULE 1L.~KPRING ' WIIEAT. .50 or day, SEVEN PEMALR NURSEY, beaded by Mrs, Baeah Southimate, reached the clty this evening from Port Rowal, 8. C,, and will be nssluned to duty fu the morning. The indications to-night sceta to be an Jucrease in the nuuber of cases, fifteen physlicians havivg reparted nluety-four uew cases for the past tweunty-four hiours, aud there (s no abatement of the troubles Incident to the plague, but ratber au Increasy, for every Lour the opfdemis cou- tluues but iotensifics the sufforing, Each vitizen is eagerly watching and waitng for the voming of froat, and gpeculation is dally indulged s to whon it will coms; for, if 1t does not come svop, the city will be depopulated vy death snd the departure of those who now rewalu. The nows cawe in from TUR LRATII ORPHAN ABYLUM this evening that ten fumates of the lustitution havo the tover aud forty have beeu exposed Lo it. This promises an abandant harvest uuless the diseoso Is frozen out at an early dav, 1 tell you in all sincerity, the condition of uffairs was uever more discoursglige; and that the people of this city are begiuniug to realize thls exact fuct [s apparent everywhere, Despatr sits on CATIHOLICS. * Loxvon, 8ept. L—A currespondent at Cons stantlyovte reports thut France B about to abamlon her exclusive protectorate over Cathoe lics fu the East, The Pope, couseyuently, is wxpucted to seind a Nucls to Conatantinople. FERVIA. A Belgrade disputelt savs o duputation of Beys Is coming 1o Belgrade from Zworsiu, ‘Tuzla, and Bjeliua 10 usk lor o unfon with Servia. [ 1s doubtful wovther Prince Miun wilt grant thew an nudlence. GRS, BKOBELEYP has Informed a correspgudent that not a ainzle Russian will remain between Constautivuple sud ‘Fchorla by Wennesday nest, FRANCE, THUR BADICALS. ° Pams, Septe 22—Thta day belog the annivers sary of the proclamation of the Repubtic, bane quets In colebration of the event were held hero und at Bordeaux, Marscilles, Montpeller, Cette, Nuntes, Lyous, and other cities. MM. Louis Blane aud Allred Nagquet, Radical members of the Chamber of Deputies, matle specehivs onthe Guaxp Juxcrios, Temn., Sept, 22.—Y, E, Jones, President of the fiuwand Avsoclation, has Just been taken dowu. Oniy three white men are on thelr feel. Five now cascs and tsreo donths. Furty cases on haod. Oue of vur New Orle nurees la duwn. One doctor bas just becn eap. tured off the down tralu. We are sorcly in noed of blaukets and otber necesaitics. J. Duan, President, DUOWNSVILLE, TENN, Speciai Diwaich 0 The Tribune, . BsownwviLLg, Tenn., Sept. 2. —Twelve new cases. Outlook untavorable. We can't see our way throuel. People are glouiny. Dr. Johu J. Wane, Prosident of the Bound of Health, was stricken to-day, CHATTANOOUA, TENN. Rpecial Duutch to The Tridune. HARPER'S PERIODICALS FOR 1878, Narper's Dagnzine, One Yesr.. Harper's Weekly, 0o Year...... Harper’s Bazar, Oae Year. The TUREE publicalious, une year. 427 TWO, oue year..... X aubscripitons, vno year. Address 204 83| 63 %0 o7 |3 lie latter ut Marschles. Both every countenancoe, visitors tucluded, and unless he Ttev, = The 11 7 occaslon tiere, and ¢! X HARPER & BROTHERS, wiiPhflerd Bpriog Wheat sheil bosound, plomp, and | 9%°FY € appers s0on, or some mysterious agency ok o} dhe ev,. bt S B e | Clu‘rrAm.moA.l Teuu., s;:a. 23~Phrsiclans Lty 7 ) 32 19, set forth ss the progratame o!ltlw Radicat ety Fraoklin Square, N. ¥, [ o5y, L84 Borine Wheat sball Lo sound, remsonatty | comes 10 the rellet of this city, fow, very few, 1 the Rov. Fatber Mooucy, who [ feel contideut there can be nosprewd of tne S 3 W ul tne suppression of the offivo uf Prestdent of the — e = | Mo HY Ay 1 A 4 and srrved & few days ago from | fever without s chauge in the weather, which bs { 010w i diaf at | ui | Republie, the abolitlon of the Senate, und the ELEBRATED S0UP, a pring Wheat shall be suuud, plump, aad well | will be left to rocall the most remarkable yisita. Y8 Y 73: winlhaum, PSRt O USRI IO T e | Sigsaen, st shwll bo sound, pessonably clesa, | Lion Of the century. The following ts Nashiville. Upou these four devolves tho abor | clear aud breeay. For the past twenty-four | Msstmum, i dlscontinuance uf the budiet of public worshin, of wiutstering to the Catholie bunuiation, untll | hours only two deaths and four new . & dsed the halt-hearted polle clude sll tnfarior, shruuks TUF DEATU LISP Wore volunlecrs, aow on thetr way, ariive y. casu Blanc severcly criticised the v vollcy Yy |Arerich and delicious, [n bermetically-scaled quare cais, sud are ready for the uotlce, Francis T, Hun Mrs. Mary R - are rcported, all of tho latter exceot one of Gambetty. s it s fi‘n‘.‘. il 2 bttty IgNIGE Dot less' than 53 Xy eouatas “:: i :fl. oquet, ;;»“ ‘:lnarl:hrm r(::l‘x“ l‘:l’:l.:g ‘lunhhlw - luaeparable In the fofected families. Ureat dificulty Niwipsberé oo tHat i e aigie dE berlrberving, Thesa houns | dasip: smuaty: vrswe byt b iclade Bpriag Wheat | Fritd Waroeke, Mat A, Glase, The recond of the Chiristian minkstey of Mem- | vxperionced u procuring experienced nurses, pew attempts to holl a Socislistie Consress, pe Uieachiest, or fur suy olber | Jumes Tighe, Mury It OELEBRATED 870 brusounced by counols: u.-;wm'fim}mnnfi [ ¥anah Hoborte, 1-.'&.’-'-:.-'{'-'{33‘, phis a one that all brauches of tne Churchi can | Thers 4 stilt some difference of opinion among legal prosccutions are fmuvending and several ciceiicnce.” Fifiden diitcr: | e “ratied Mited Wiess oua0d Wister Wheat Aunio MeNeily Sullio Uregng, | boint to with pride. It ta brlelit und lumiwous | ghysiciaus as to the nature of the provalliug forelgn Iuteruationstists will bo polled from .. ent kinda. Sold by ail firs Qualitytheroof. “This rule ahal be 1 re. Nulson. Mre. Wrighi, with a persunal courage aud devotion that would sickness, humcopatbists particularly takiog the France. . ‘Class Grucers. AL wiiol S 13157 but It ie provided that sl Wiial iy Edward Juhnson, Tnomas Violet, do eredit o Cbristianily at any period of its " g runce. R -.u:_ :! v*x:’ukxd: l{m-,g}: s u‘n?:sft“f“mfln‘:' rm.m Wheat Audrew Schuldty T, ©. Hose, hlstor But uo ray of it can reach to flluming | Bezulive side. ‘The fever 18 not yet declared GAMBITTA WEAKENS. Co i Johts We Wille: aud | aBCe Witls 1ho Brovsions ay asty 1oeste Joun Kane, . Heunvustoin, the record of thoso who fied und left their peo- | epldemic. LoNDON, Sept. 2.—A Purls dispatch says M. — latli 10g jobbers. jobiack bes aud vnu:}v‘ Pty Wheat nocasebe | Mea, Bledge, Liazla Ray, ploatathuo of all times when thetr prescuce MAKTING, TENN. Gabotta’s speech at Lans, vs pablished 1n wona, LOSPITAL, | fbea kejeci”r 248 N & i e Wt ot Hianca tesiored). “r"nll‘l'l‘:::ufi?rl::::n'énay wod efforts were most ueeded. Wautile o Spectal Dupatch te T™ Tribuns. Eeavcumort 2 nd the Liepublique Fra.ica v, is considerably wued 2 SEOIL i J 3 y " - wuril i, o ARy T Wik o OAL 3 FREE SR | Kb Kadals Colards ey bckiodscil ol | il they s dead L0 otk Qe Teuw, Bept. 20—Thiny-dvo cuses | LIRETET 233 ot Frsaibent Suekishon Borig shovareasd o 0 Co LAy 3utn (colored), red), —— of fevey wu. T\ = ifs. s man's Hospital of the State of TR0, | caseage, i st g reiise Comatmivain, | 485 S (U A ihompaon (coldy, NEW ORLEANS Tawer. and Mie Hker rone ay,— | Liivauvee.s Sie: iy 871 Cottnge Urove-uv., Chicago, Ml e e —— Pato Kaloy, discass snknows, s g yov aud Mre. Diske. Two daugbters of | Newiriosus. b "‘AI:AE\':::;"’-" Instituitua lucorporated sepe v | _FINANCIAL, M. M. Tiroxy, :'“‘“l \"lt‘lllll-u 3 ;iudn'll_ln\:’ll‘:llnmdyllw. Cliut Taylor : ':l’! Fust i THE I'"ALIANS. d aceileans oty boio rcatuient of the dlscascs race g TUS DEATUS. To the Western Avsociated Presz. ow. ty peoplo biere vutside of the sick Government llifi?ds. Cook County Orders, City Serips and Vouchers, Bought and suld by LAZALUS BILVERMAN, Bauk, Cosmber of Comierce. e 0K, Chamilier of_Comunres. INSURLECTIONARY. LONDON, 8opt. $h—A special from Pisa says that, on the auuiversary of the takiug of Rome, two bombs were exploded before the privclpal barrscks of the tou n. lu Triesto the walls wera' cuvervd with insurrectivnary vlacards. 5 To the Western Assoctated Press. Mzaruis, Seut. S1—It has veen a qulet, yet busy Buuday st tho Howard hesdquarters. There bave beeu wany calls wade, priucipally, however, for funslo nuries. There bave been thirty-threc deaths oflicially reported by the New OuLxaxs, Sept. 3.—Warin and geucrals iy cloudy: misting all the forcucon; vicudy to- night. D. B. Muoney, & well-kuows rallroad aeut, had relspsed after thrco weeks® convales- vence, His condition is considered almost hupe- Iess. ‘Tho deaths foctude Mra. Willisw A, Bell. : are despondent and gloomy. They fear the THE WOMAN'S FREE DISPENSARY worst. lfvh'nu"‘,:u::;:.“d with I.:nln‘ lnl::‘l“lull'on i ) el A rwuliona. trestinens of dlioasss o e t ¥, Urh (3 L 2 31 8 . o 63 3 i g b OCEAN STEANISHIP NEWS. HICKMAN, kY. Special Disymich to The Triduns, Hickuaw, Ky., Bept. 3.—Eleveu uew cases sluve vesturday.aud four deaths—Willlaw Freuz, _ PHOTOGHAPIIY, T EOGH e Bourd of Health for tho twenty-four bours | Dr. 1. A. Swaey, the well-kuown sdttor of the | proprictor of th book-store: Josepls Miltep o for oo Bopt =T st Laatag, THE ADRIATIC, § (j“ and CABINGT Photographs BLyrs cudiug at 6 o'clock to-uight. OF thess sisteen | dyrcultural Journai, dicd ot Tuugipohs Wedues. | cicar-uakers - Mr. Neal, a caroenter; snd from Now York; Indisua, from Philadelpbias LBEOSENE. Al AwtmLT\"Afl‘_:Evun'srumu. were colored. day of yellow fever, sged 54 Tho Howards 2 " 2 Thowas Juoes, o painter,. Niucty persvns are pow dowu. The prospects are not as favorable B TS ey Ayt (i 434 87 Eas et uver Mers TxIBSTE, Sept. 25—"The Awmcrican schooner MUE VEMY FINESE IN TUE CITY. Jere Biwouson, for Philadeloua, with 2,000 oals of petroleuiu, b ut with bar whals cazzo, aud Barmiatian. from Quebee, have arrived vut, Nxw Youk, Sept. SheArrived, the Egypt, Srann bivaraont Awoug the new cases to-dsy are Charles (1. have recelved @ dispated s from Taugipolia say- Flabier, Chatruan of the Citizens' Rehef Comwiz- tugs “Plessr seud Us @ plasiclis 4 eresd sostesc i, ¥y wh. f W vrsesy A0 5 g { PEUARR U rhvse NOS s, kY, ain Cor, Clar Wad biaad il