The Average of Yellow Fever
‘ Victims Maintained.
...—....
A 01010“: A'l' JACKSDNVILLE.
II II ”I.” to lmeaaa the Hortullty
Among Present Cases. but Will Help
to Check the Epidemio—Padaangars
Charged Full l‘ara no the Refugee Train.
'“ Jacasoavxm, Fla. Sept. li—‘l‘he elliclal
bulletin tor Wally-four hours is as loilows:
New data. 24' deaths, 2; total number of
unabdafa, ; total number of deaths 0)
date, 8|. ,
The newcasesarezltmsnd Mn. A. 0.
Rebate, J. K. Gantb, Jr., A. U. Greenwood.
lira. Jallm Stager, Clara Golf, Mrs. Marlon.
Ml! Tower, B. D. Knight, Jr., iiwrge
Bullies. lulu Holmes (colored), Mr. Harris.
3" Charles donor, Mrs. Frank Marvin,
lira BobsrtGrhoe, ll. W. Dennis. Ballany
Nady. Ira. and Mn. J. Ramsey Doy. Harry
Woolly. Bafrauia Marlin (colored), a child
of Ir. Partridge, and C. ll. Smith.
The temperature here was considerably
learned by a moderate cyclone which passed
over the city. It was accompanist! by a
heavy rainfall, which, continued several
helm and washed the streets perfectly clean.
Thin change in the temperature will proba-
bly materially lesson the infection, but will
be dangerous to those now sick, who cannot
well stand any decided change in the weather.
A special train of live coaches left here for
Atlanta. Owing to the short notice given
and a misunderstanding as to free trana
portatlon, only thirty-seven people went. on
this train. It was generally supposed that
the train was to be furnished by the govern-
ment and that refugees would he carried
free; but full fare was charged, and many
were on that account unable to go.
The two deaths reported were C. II. Smith
and C. H. Herrick.
Ito Fever at Charleston.
u Casamron, 8. 0., Sept. 3.—-Dr. Legnre,
,9? who attended Mine Enter during her rim-m
,;
lllaeq has written a card denying the re
portathat that lady had yellow fever. The
physician says her disease was hiiious fever,
andthatshe la now well. The department
of health lanes an official notice to the etfect
that there has not been one case of yellow
fever In Charleston during the presentm-
aon. - ‘
The Slierilf Won.
Camraxoooa, Sept. 3.~—'l‘he injunction
mated by Judge McAIlister, of Nashville,
Widths Sheriff-elect Shelton, a Republi-
can, from assuming the duties of his otllce,
caused great excitement among thelocnl pol-
ittcians. The feeilng ran so high that the
madam decided to withdraw the suit,
aud Hr. Shelton was immediately sworn in,
and is nowln poaeedon at the sheritrs otllue.
Indian Tribal War.
Dawn, Sept. 3,—Tbe foreman of the
a Host, J. B. Galloway ranch, in the Paradox
valley, writes confirming the report of a
fight between a band of Southern Utes auda
hand of Pall Utes. T he battle occurred near
“mountains, and several indium. were
killed. Thebattle was still raging at last
accounts. Ranchers have all gone into the
utthmenn
A Sport Assaults an Editor.
I!!! YORK, Sept. ll—Frank M. White,
adlta of Life, while talking with some
triads on the corner of Broadway and
Trinity-seventh street, was assaulted by a
sprung character named Billy Barrett, and
knocked through a plate glass window. lie
was sariottsly cut by the glass, but will mm
beahleto be around again. His assailant
escaped.
Another Drug (llarlt'e Fatal Error.
HIV YORK, Sept. a—Micbuol Matthews,
a central park laborer, took an overdose of
chloride of to relieve rheumatic palm
Friday night, and died Sunday. Matthews
aunt ”daughter to a drug atore for iodide
of potash, but the clerk, Leopold Polsiu, gave
theohlld chloride of potash. Polsin has been
arrtated, pending an investigation by the
coroner.
Blot Through a Window.
Vacuum, lad, Sept. lit-Julie John
M, and a neighbor named Carpenter,
hob farmers, were sitting in the houaeof the
(«Ml-“Might, Ill unknown 11min tired
M an open IludovV, killing llrany and
My wounding Camnter. Both were
may, and prominent men, and no motive
for the crime la known.
Var-are Employee strike.
C In, Sept. 3.-——A Sharon, I’m,
specialsays that one employee of Kirkpat'
riek’s furnaoe,Clairo's furnace and the old
Wile furnaoestrnck for an advance
altwauty-Ive cents per day. The strike l:
attributed to the circulation of an anony-
mous and secret circular, the content» ol
which are unknown.
llagllalt lllull.
WI, Sept. 3—11» Standard, in a
leading allele rays it would be well for
Miami" that Canada lssdo
m d England. The article Intimates
muwmllaot submit to insults,
aadsayathattheysrenotrucn Ideal Chris—
Isasastatra their oheektotne transoon»
tlaaatalanltar.
My competition.
0mm». Gent. a-Waue the tug.
Forest City and John Gregor were conb
paring foratomtha ranlutoand
fit the m City, lies In nine
fathemsefwatar. Them at the l-‘orr‘et
murmured Theta; belong-rile Cam.
Bradley, of tktscity, and the lore is “0,030;
new
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W’sflahtaatlat Increase-
W. a 0., Beat. a-Jnu News
glut-hymn!“ today an elaborate
Wm of the trade andhmlo
1*-“ tbslaatyaarshmvlng an
wummmmwmamoy
h the Alan of Moses which help the
racists-people“
land in “to liver.
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13””?le IN PHILADILPHIA. .
null: a mum an» in simian. an...“
may Bunsen-visage” Prospering.
l’luuocuala, Bent. awfiotwithrtauding
Philadelphia is called slow, the fact that
nearly WJWMI been spent on places of
Imuaameutfin this city during the past sum—
mer provoe that there is ambiderable life
and enterprise here. Two new theatres have
been built, two others almmt entirely re-
built, and large sums expended for Mulls
and (learning the old houses. Grand one".
which proved a failure in most 0‘ “10 0!“?
cities, has been produced all summer in a
Mt clam manner at the new opera house,
and money made from the atart.
The season has begun with a boom, nearly
all of the houses being new open and doing a
good business
The Walnut opened Saturday night. The
Chestnut Street opera home, which has been
made especially beautiful“ by the lavish out-
lay of money, opens to—nigbt. f
Arrangements have been made for a grand
production of “The Midsummer Night’s
pream“ut this house, upon which 830,000
will be expended
It is stated upon good authority that every ‘
theatrical manager in the city is coining
money.
RACE WAR IN ILLINOIS.
Serloua Trouble Expected to Mault from
a School Election. ‘ »
Em L'ARUNDELET, Illa, Sept. flu—The
election for school directors to-day may
bring on serious trouble between whites and
negroes of this place. The negroea object to
the apwintment of James Stewart, a colored
man, as teacher of the colored school, and
should the whites elect a majority of the
whooi board the negrocs will attempt to
otut Stewart by force. There have been
several encounters growing out of the mob
ter, and one" negro hm been ‘ehot and seri-
ously wounded. An unsuccessftd attempt
was made to BSSltfollllfllO Judge Sherman, who
has ruled against the negrous in several suita
A BATTLE 53R BLOOD.
Outlaws Answer a Summons to Surrender
with a Volley—The Entire Gang Killed.
Three Cltilrua Killed.
Kansas Cur, Mo, Sept. 3,—A special
from Pain-lore, in the public land strip, says
that the farmers and herdsmcn of that sec-
tion, who hadlost many horses and cattle
recently, suspectcda band of campers who
claimed to be catching wild harms, and, find-
ing evidence of guilt, forty well armed. vigil.
antes surrounded the camp and sent in a
:ummittee of six men to demand the sur-
render of the thieves. The reply of the'
desperation was a volley which wounded one
man and two horses. This angered the
vigilantes, and firing was at once begun and
the outlaws shot down without mercy. They
fought desperately and no quarter was inked
or given In twelve minutes the tiring
causal and sewntcen outlaws Wen.- found to
hpve been killed. The vigilantcs had three
men killed and nine wounded. Two horses
vmrenlno killed and wven wounded. Six-
teen stolen horses were recovered. Not one
outlaw escamd alive. '
)lyntoriouafl'rannnction.
SEW Ynnx, Sept, 3,—Brewor James H.
Miller, nColeman house guest, was mys-
ert’rllnly robbed on Saturday of 87,695In
cash, and had the money returned M mvs—
torioualy an it was stolen. llo appeared-at
Jefferson Market. police court and withdrew
the complaint he had previously lodged
against Patrick Murphy and Mary York,
the porter and chambermaid of the hotel,
andthcy were dist-harm“. The hotel man-
agers think that Murphy and Mary York
.were innocent of the charge.
Crowds Witneaa n Baptism.
.1 must L'l'l'r, Sept. 3. ~1iundreds of people
crowded the banks of New York bay yester-
day afternoon at the Mount. Zion sanctuary
of the faith wrists of the Church of the
First Born, in this city, to witnem the hop
llama] service OVM' half a dozen members 0!
the African Methodist Epiempal church of
Grecnvilio. Rev. Jordan H. (.‘briutmas,
motor of the church, and Presiding Elder J.
T. Driggs, of the Swami diwtrict (New Jar.
soy) Methodist Piper-opal conference, con-
llm'loll the scrt‘ll'cs.
No Nona from Chln! "at.
Wasmxorox, Sept. :l.-—'l‘he department of
nuts: has not yet l’vt'clt’oxl any information
confirming the reported rejection of th.
Chilton: treaty. As no word has bow ra
oaivcd from the American minister to China
onthe subject, ofllcinl circles here are in—
clined to doubt the accuracy of the prowl
dinpallfhas from London. While it is con-
ceded that it may prove to he aheadutely
trap, it. is thought strange that Landon
should be so much better informed than
Washington.
Its-unmet! II Row and “’aa Killed.
sauna, lint, Sept. lit—A sailor mum-d
[Avorpool Jack wan killed at Queen's hotel
Point Edward, during a row. He had been;
put out of the hotel, and went away and got
some comrades and returned. A row on.
sued, in which Liverpool Jm‘lt wan kicked in
the stomach. dying instantly. It Is claimal
that one of the men who returned with him
kicked him. The party lmmrdiateiy crossed
the river before olilclsrs could reach them.
Slawtlrowth of the Parnell Defense Fund.
Insmx, Sept. lit—The Parnell defense
fund hm been very poorly supported in meat
pm of England, though It is receiving
numerom contributions in Ireland. It is
now olnervahle, however, that the receipts
in [mien are becoming better, and the
managers of the Liverpool branch of the
[tank of England have refund the applkto
tlon of the Liverpml cartodiaaa of thorium!
to open an account with them.
(tvatlna tn flea. "any.
Hummus, Ind, Hopi. lit-Gen. llovey
In given a grand ovation in honor of bin
return hotueanll nomination for governor.
A torchlight precaution loolt place, in which
5.00;) people participated. Adllreales were
mad. by (lea. llovey. er~Uovaraor Porter
mm your», out. Thomas am and
rank ll. Peary. l-Zrmrslon trains cum
from all directions. carrying Know poopl. to
Mt. Vernon.
mam. means or catalog.
New You, Sept. a-J'flliiam Hubrader,
aOcI’lnlllJfl years old,aplano maker. at
tempted suicide by taking earbollc acid and
cattle. the arteriesan leftwrlstwith a
reser. lie was taken to the Presbyterian
initial and will die. blokes“ and deepene-
ucy were the mine for the nah act.
(lashlar be than Me right.
flaw You. BM human «matron:
moans eater THE let.
all emu-g sol-Mere White can
I and nowad and 1's“.
Cnow Cm: Loreen Sept. 3.~—'l'ha
eunuch with the indium Saturday wasan
exciting one, and finally ted in securing
nearly 100 signatures. 'l‘ a council was
called at a late hour, a/‘ad C ”of Whita Ghost
was the first speaker, lie dodged the no]
question, and devotad’seme time to old quea-
lonu andfohl complainte. lie was followed
by several other chiefs, whoapoka in the
same strain. Chief Bowed Head, however,
delivered an eloquent appeal to the Indians
toeign.
A young ndinn named Williams then
made them telling and effective “web
that baayet been delivered by the ludiana.
Calling on the Indiana. if they loved their
children, and wished them to become edu-
cated and made happy and prouperoua,to
come forward, he walked bravely upto the
table and, regardless of threats, placed his
name upon the bill. The ice once broken,
about aixty more followed, and thirty ruora
signed afterward at the rooms of the com»
mlseionera. The commissiunenl are gratified
with the day's work, and are confident that
nearly awry Indian in the reserve will come
up and sign during the coming week.
He Starts Tuesday—An Invitation to
Visit Newark, N. J.. Accepted.
Continue, 0., Sept. ll—Jmlge Thurman
will leave on Tuesday evening, accompanist!
by his son, Allen “I, and a party of friends,
for New York city. lie has been suffering
several days from an ulcerated tooth, but a
dentist Ianced the tooth, and the desired rev
lief was obtained. A cmmnittee of busineal
men, consisting of Goa. .l. Waite Kearney,
Dr. J. 'l'. Wrightson, George ll. Lambert,
ll. 11. Hart and (G. L. Ihlryull, from the city
of Newark, S. J., called on ltlr. Thurman
and asked him to come to Newark after hilt
whit to New York. They told him that he
had many friends there, ir respective of
party, who would delight t ace bluland
listen to an address. Judge Thurman ac-
cepted the invitation, and pronleI to be
with them on Saturday, Sept. it. He will
return to Columbus to be here during the (i.
A. It. encampment, which begins on the Hill.
Baseball Record.
The following tables show the relative
standing of the League and Ambition clubs
up to Saturday night:
mt: NATIHNAL LEAHI'EL
Won. but, Played. l'cr CL
New York. . ........ u'. no .101 tilt
Chicagoan........... 57 I3 N‘.’ ,fu’l'J
Detroit.................’l‘l 46 in 3.5L?
Boston . ............ 53 rte int .53
l’lllllttlt'lplllll. . . . . . .. ....‘nl 4'! ‘J’.I .515
I’ittslmrg. ...... . «ii {at lv.‘ .lwl
Washington ..... . ..... Sin ll! in) ,3"!
hdltutnpulls ., . Il.‘ no no 35';
Till: AMElul'Ax Asf‘lflll'lATlilx.
“nil. thl. Played. Per Ct.
8t, Innis. .m 3;” w ,rm’
Athletic. . .. All ll? '.H .6173
Cincinnati. ti) :L‘‘ :N .ill‘l
Brooklyn... .. ......M 4:; pl”: .57.!
llaltnnuro- .......... . .41 M MI .493
Ifll't'r‘lltllll. . ' . lhl 1‘: 8‘3?
bullsviliv ... ‘ (3.! in) .1940
Hanson L‘xty ........... .53 to w .333
Michigan’s liulll Eliot.
laill'lzmxu, Mich, Sept. 3.—-Can Trevor-
tln-n, of Michigan mine, brought 20!) pounds
of gold bearing quartz into the city from
Michigan mine. Nearly half a ton of this
rock has thus far [neon taken out. Peter
Gengrnsa, owner of fee of land, retains it)
per cent. Rock got out in one week is worth
3.1“”, prolmbly more. Quartz carrying
free gold was also found in the bottom of
the gold shaft of the Lake Superior Iron
Company.
Killed by is Filling Platform.
Bat sauna, Sept. 3. “While Bishop Dnroua
scan was luI-Irossing a congregation of will)
pilgrirm at Jumct yesterday a temporary
platform gave way, throwing its occupants
to the ground. Three persona were killed
and a large number injured. Among the
latter uern- several priests.
Death of in Hartford Hots-I Man.
llamruan, Sept. 3.~~liichard J. Allyn,
who for twentyyaix yeare lllL'l conducted the
Allyn house in this rity, died last evening,
aged 77. He was one of the best known
hotel men in New England and a nephew of
the late '1 imnthy Allyn, who built the home.
Tremor Will ltow at llammoudaport.
llutlosnswnr, N. Y., Sept. a—omt
euthuviasm prevails here over the arrival of
Teemer and llamm, who are to take part In
the prob-mortal regatta which occurs Iwru
on \l'minmlay next. 'l'cueyvll and others
will arrive this evening.
Sturtt-nl for ltoatun In a Sin-II.
New Ymut, Sept. ll.«(lcorge W. Johnson,
a nmmber of the Sonpareil Rowing club,left
the club house at 1:45 p. m. yesterday in a
niwll, in which he will row to lilaton. llo
expect» to make the trip in ten or twelve
do} a.
Stole the Mosaic Lawn.
l'lsrn‘sarx, Sept. :l.-5ix mcmlmn of the
llullrmv minty, Meal-u, were nrreeted on a
vimrgo of stealing ilicllt’emrrml booka of tho
,\lll§nlt low. The mnnpialuaut woe Ilnvtul
Weinlwrg, who had the oustmly of the lamina
Sin Section Men Killed.
Br. Locus, Sept. it'd aplmial from Boone-
vllle, Ma. save that nix action men were
killed near that place by a freight train
jumping the track where they «on: working.
None of lhecrcw of the train WM injured.
'Hn- Pacing [heard lowered.
BAN Fauna/4'0. Sept. 3.-—lu the pacing
race for :i-year-oltlx at Oakland pork hiatur-
uiay (told haul won the first heat in one.
thus lowering tha record. Adonla won
three Mlllnqlmllb heata and the race.
A Ileaporalla'a Last Act.
lam: limit, Arie, Sept. .‘l.-'l'. (I. listen,
a noted ale-parade, fired into a crowd in the
Chickasaw nation. I. 'l'. The fire was ro-
turned and listen dropped from his horse,
riddled with bullets.
(antral Catholic Vania.
Cli'fl‘lltltll'fl, Sept. aura. darnonstrathm
by the ventral Catholic Vereiu was one of
the meet imposing ceremonial! ever held in
the city. There were fully 30,000 m In line.
an»: wane mm to hope.
Mailman, Ala, Bent. am'l‘hotnas
Charm, a mare burglar, while trying to
escapearrmt, waalhot and killed by Police
0mm J. l5. Oldhatu.
can. flanks Will nus.
Benoit. bent. *Gaa. Banks has ene-
stated to the use hh name as 3 candidate
for the Filth oeamrloaal nomination.
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h-Blrmsbochsofaarth-
anm h lieu malaria, la.
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Meals, Fish oysters;
. Vegetables, Fruits,
0111). N. l, N. 11. ll. Blunt.
Telephone Connection.
Important.
Brnroau. Mum, April 28, ’98.
d. F. Quintard, Earp, , .
l have and Quinlard‘a limwilla
einceiuet Bummer audit baa put meta ahapeto
work once more. which 1 wall not able to do.
i got the malaria in l'cnlral America two years
ago and have unaltered from it since, neing calomcl,
quinine. etc, b the wholeealc. quintard's m
patina did the name” for me.
Your-s Truly
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auto or few Gm
one. mamarsrzo,
wulmuol lulu.
One Qunllly,—'I‘Ito Beet.
Bel-f, Vt-nl, l b, Mutton, Porkh‘ait and Prcrh.
l'ortwd l-t-I'. Smoked Tonga». Ilamn,
Shoulllcm. BaconJlalouna, Frank»
(one. Etc,
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered Promptly.
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April 9.5, 1884.
have Bridgeport for I’ltlafhld
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it II.I.l.tfl Peninsular,
‘Hl'Tll Mmu’atu,
ill: a. I‘Jlllfil Marshall Slum. ‘ J,"r.'pé¢k,,efi,w
South Norwn-lk. Conn.
laminae] & Us.
I LAIIIES‘l
‘ Enlist
DYES
Do Your 0-w- Dyetng, at lime.
'l'h -y will dye everything. They are sold envy-
where. Price me. a ”fingfl. They have unequal _
for Strength, Iirigbtueaa, Amount in l’arhacm
or for l‘tutnrasnf (‘olon or nun-lu'llllfiuilllillrw.
‘ They do not crmk or smut; woolen.
lilfl'T‘al Pharmacy. and (lea ll Pinion-d.
. jll‘l. ly
or sub.- by
lint-mint»
7 Jnruce Block. Water at.
Norwalk. Conn.
Bt‘lllK unable to manufacture
HARNESS}
To (unwell-with large concerns, I have taken thl
agency of one. of the filth?! am; larceneetablleh
3 nit-me in the plate for the I‘lll‘ of
I
1’llarnms. Saddles, Halters, hm»
l-ingIcs, Pullers. &i'..
l
l
‘ Pine Harness To Order.
,\a umnl. at the old etand. where I will kceparczn.
for llllt.’ of Wtupr. Springer. Chemo". M uln-t
Ruins. I’m! Batu. Trayvllr» lbw» kc
BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
Special Prices
to
A RC]! 11' EC’I‘N
and
BU] I. ll fills
It is not all
covered with
Nickel Plate
It is Inadedu
YOUR .
own town.
w
... .r\'f'--——
E. K. Lockwood & Cos.
.ilso
Agent for the
celebrated
RICHMOND
RAM; ES
Plumbers and
‘ Gus
l‘ittora, Slate
and
'l‘in Roofers.
orvvalk.
T116 B11011 Ranges
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E. la’. l.()CI{\\"f)OD 1k
All pcreons desiring to obtain bargains will have the opportunity from now until the first of October, as our
Hosiery.
Ladics’ Illeck and Solid (lol-
ors, lull regular made at. 19c,
Ilndics’ Brilliant Lisle 'I‘hrcml
Ilosc, all colors, 390. reduced
from 500.
Ladies’ Black and Colored
Lisle Thread Hose, 50c. rcduo
cd from 750.
Children’s Lisle Finish Ilosc
22c. reduced lrom 40c.
Gents’ Hall Hose Show
Knit, 100.
Gente’ Unbleached Hall’llose
Iull regular
lull regular
58
56
62
-’-\
made, I To.
Gents’ Solid Colors and Stu-ii
pod l'uII regular made, Illc.
Gonie’ Extra Fine “all How
made, 250.
Silk‘ Mills, Black and Colors.
lilo. worth 25c. ,
Black Tallinn Gloves, 13c.
Linens.
uuuacnlo TABLE omsxs.
62 inch wide, 290.
“ 35c.
“ 45c.
“ 500.
' ill; mull “’Illf', 551'.
6'. “ lillc.
(ill in. wide extra line 696.
Turkey lied Table Damask,
Il'nst Colors, 56 lilCll wide. 23c
ALI; MNE.’ TOWI'ILS.
Ilamaek 32x18, lilo.
Bleached Huck, 45x24, 21c.
Bleached Damask. 42x24, 25c
lint-k, 45x26. 250.
1 While Napkins, Denmark, title
Ho $92.50 per day.
”A.
Unbleached Huck, 32x18, 15c.‘
Bl'cll’d Dam. ex fine 42x22 400. I
entire stock must he sold, as we desire to open our now store with new goods.
Turkey Rod Napkins, 50c.
‘10 $1. 5” per (107..
mulorel Billll‘ll Tails Covers.
LIOd All Linen, till/25.
I2 4 All Linen, till 50. all 7 ‘
38-4 All Linen, extra line, I. 5W _
get All Linen, extra line. ”mm-100 D02 Yankee c°"”’""'fl
Remnants oi Table Linen, l m. bottles 7 5c. per lIlm-n
gllcumanls of Salmons, Prints. 1 oz. bottles $1.21? per rlnmm
éCentury Cloths, Muslins, Nana; 1% mm, h mmmm, m o, m m m
the market. guaranteed. Arhancc that even me
“maid avail themselves of.
Paula]: Less Than (:an.
It will pay you If) Innk M.
our line of Silk, Woolen and
{Velvet Dress Goods.
‘Slmlls, India Linen, and Lawn
1will be sold at cost. Balance oi ,
Embroidered Shoulder Shawls Y0“ “'1” find bungalow: in
int reduced prices. every department.
.I. W. 8: M. 3. SMITH,
68 Washington Street, South larvalk, Bonn."
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