Show BY TELEGRAPH ysa wan low law lam tam AMERICAN washington 4 printer rounds bounds has haa locked horns homs with sena tur mahone regarding the assessment of employee emp loyes of the government printing office of virginia several cases were brought to the notice of rounds bounds in which emp yes who had bad cheerfully paid the national congressional commit committee tea teo the amount were besieged by collectors representing the mahone faction in consequence those em aloyes were informed by the public printer that any assessment made on an them by senator mahones committee should be paid voluntarily and no one should loose ills his position in the government printing office for nefus refus refusing iric to contribute this decision casion incensed senator mahone an and d his strikers and a vigorous assault will be made to effect a reconsideration but from the general reputation of bounds rounds it is understood be he has put his foot down in earnest in this matter and will wilf not be bull dozed by the virginian the example set in this department will it is said be followed by th e secretaries of others who are opposed to the w wholesale hole hoie sale saie system of levying assessments not only by national but by local committees hence the dismay of the who are aie in a desperate situation and demand rather than ask aak funds from employed emp loyes in the various departments J F Moll MoIl lere recently recently resigned remi leri ened his hii cleA clerkship ship thip in the sixth auditors office on the order of the national republican congressional committee in collecting 2 per cent political from employ employees em of the executive department mollere was to be allowed a percentage on collections made by him as hib his compensation he applied to secretary folger for permission to canvass the treasury department but was informed wormed that the secretary did not sanction such a proceeding he made a similar application to the chief of the DIV aelion lalon of the treasury and was again refused the desired permission he was not dis heartened however and went through the kuli Luil guilding building ding on his ni fasion mission without the countenance of the secretary the summary of the progress of yellow fever for the week weekending wee ending kending saturday at brownsville Browns ville aa as furnish ed by the surgeon general 10 olf the marine hospital service gives gives the thi following figures for the week caseb cases 26 deaths previously reported potted re cases and 40 deaths surgeon murray of the marine hospital bervice eer ter vice arrived at browns ville august with assistants nurse and supplies he immediate ly jy organized a hospital for sixty patients and one of the phe he assistants was detailed de tailed to point isabel where dome pome cases were reported the outer cordon extending fro orom from bredo to corpus christi has been bein strength ened during the week and a protective cordon established thirty miles from brownsville Browns ville extending from santa maria marla on the rio blo grande to the north of aroyo colorado or gulf quit no known cases of fever exist at north of aroyo Ob colorado lorado at this date nor have any refugees escaped the quarantine at the outer cordon two cases cues of yellow fever left brownsville Browns ville for the ghe north before the tho cordon condon was for formed ped ned but they were stopped by a suard guard they died south of the cordon there thera is great destitution in brownsville Browns ville and the mayor is about to issue another appeal a peal for aid ald many mapy of the poor dec dee ine to go to the hospital henry ullock met mer charit has d led the weather veather Is cold and damp with some rome raine rains at inter intervals yah and the the outlook is not favorable some rome raine rains at inter intervals yah and the outlook is not favorable matamoras lata moras 4 the epidemic Is slowly on tae the decrease today to day the weather is cool and cloudy which helps to decrease the fever there ate are a ft email small number ot of new cases during tho day ending at 9 aa a m tharp were gere only eight deaths in the brownsville Browns ville texas 4 the fever Is reported very bad at san ban fernando the official report at browns ville shows ios los new fiew cases and five deaths it la Is reported there are thirty cass cases of oever fever at point polut isabel and nive five or six deaths bo so far most of the cases are ligha elgh there were two or three thres deaths yesterday the americans A rn orleans generally y are improving dr milton Is out again convalescent bivans havana othere were thirteen deaths from yellow fever the past put week tensa rensa colof 4 thera there are no now case cabe 0 and but buh butone one ono death J JM M graham inam anam the Tha total to date areli are bre 19 cases cues and six deaths these figures are official new orleans 4 dr jos jones president of the board of health publishes the following new orleans sept sf 1832 the city Is free from yellow fever and no caad has been reported bince since aug 11 the Tho sanitary condition of the city is excellent and the death rate remarkably low washington C 4 acting postmaster general gheral hatton has received the following dispatch pensacola fla sept 2 I 1 do not believe we have or have had bad this season any yellow fever signed WM F LEE lim rosta posta post rost postmaster 2 ter NEW york YOEK 4 A reporter yes berday called on john W rhodes agent of the new york news company to ascertain whether the milan egyptian war had produced any increase in the demand for newspapers and what other causes might effect their circulation the increase said mr It hodes rhodes since the egyptian war became a matter of public interest has hard ly been appreciable it does not exceed one or two per cent thede the do mand for newspapers remains very steady under all ail circumstances during periods of general business bubl busl ness nees depression there is very little falling failing off with the american public newspapers have become a necessity since the daily papers here have so much exten extensive alve use of the atlantic cabbe to obtain european news the demand for english papers bas baa declined fully 50 per percent cent and the number Is now very amru the egyptian war has caused a slight Inc increase rease in the demand for the weekly edition of the london rimes tittles denver 4 the tho tribunes las animas colorado special says there are cheyenne indians n camp eight miles south of this lace bee these indians made application several days ago to be allowed to go north being belog refused they now make the trip on their own responsibility they will cross the arkansas eiver elver at grenada colorado they seem to be very vety peaceful doing no mischief whatever NEW sobe athe tide of homeward travel to the united states hns has set bet in and is now BO so enormous enor moui that every city la in western europe la Is fuli full and in paris it I 1 vilmont impossible to obtain a bedroom it is the tho annl uril versal vereal testimony that never before have 0 so o many americans Amer Jeans been in paris as are there now more english Is now being spoken than french in the chief resorts of the french capital and comical pictures in parisian papers which aver that the americanizing American izing of the city is driving E the native population out into the remote suburbs do not seem BO zo very much exaggerated the atlantic steamers are BO so full that passage to new york cannot be gomall through this month mouth MEMPHIS tenn 4 A duel is imminent between gen chalmers and van H manning candidates for congress both spoke at holly spring in joint de debate bite manning spoke last and made a scathing review of chalmers record both remained at holly springs over sunday with messages back and forth chalmers demanding a full rs traction retraction thomas thornas harris represented chalmers and rdward edward watson wu waa mannings friend the rumor enmor of the duel duei gains credit from the fact that they both failed to appear at the place appointed for olay clay a debate pittsburg pa paw at at meeting of the district lodge today to day 58 lodges out of 63 were represented only two lodges voted in favor of returning to work at the old scale and atter after afterwards by a uni unk unanimous almous vote it was decided to accept no compromise com promse new NEW york 4 among me the pas compromise com promse new NEW york 4 among me the pas bangers on the alaska which arrived in m new york yesterday day are the british rifle team to compete at creedmore cramore september aa U jod wod and 15 an and chanles chanies rowel bowel the pedestrian colonel bodine yesterday selected elected the following to constitute the team to compete against the british dolan bolan smith 14 inman luman ag abu mads hinds paulding haward howard shakespeare mariven amo BAC and alder aider the other two will ivill be chosen this week CHICAGO 6 5 larg larb ecland and oscar ln law I 1 employed in an fron iron foundry in this city saturday night they lett left the city for south evanston twelve miles north to spen open spend d the night with a third brother in law named band rand A quarrel guarrel over some gome uri urt unknown known cau can cause egme W chipy pt ipg ipa the ubin tru at Roger rogers sPark park at eleven at night andersoh appeared at rands alone and retired at 6 this morning Rand bearing shearing a shot inthe basement went vent down and found anderson An derBon with a bullet ballet wound in his breast anderson confessed contel sed he murdered ecklund the night before rand and anderson went to tile the police 0 lice station and the former went FU in to tell the atory story and when he came cime out anderson was gone late this afternoon his bis body was found hanging to a tre tree near enear the lake shore bhore and his cloths claths were wet showing a previous attempt at drowning B strips trips of cloth were strewn about showing that anderson had made one or two attempt to hang himself before he got the strips tom torn from a pair pain of overalls strong enough to hold his weight in the meantime the body of ecklund was found at rogers park with three bullet wounds in it mexico mo 4 george green a farmer near here was divorced from his wife some time ago the decree of the court allowed him to visit his children aged four and two years twice a month yesterday was one of his visiting dayland day days sand band after playing with the children a couple of hours and when about to ee se from a revolver and shot the two little ones dead he was pursued by the neigh neighbor bow and blew his own brains out lombardville Lomb ardville 0 4 on sunday night masked men beat chas leverrier into insensibility bound him and robbed his store of he remained insensible until discover ed id this morning mor mon alag he may not re cover lover post mills hillis vt 4 ET lr nick dick nickey dickey y of worcester mass mas and dr mar MIr marshal marshai marshall shai ihal of lynn N H were wert drowned in calrice lake yesterday afternoon newburgh nya N Y 4 two went shore bhore railroad laborers were killed this afternoon by a premature blast at storm ring ring king mountain near cornwall baltimore 4 A fire in the web wes tern tim union telegraph building this morning at a point where wires to the number of entered the building burned off every wire in a very few hours however communication ni diw wa reestablished established re with all parts of the country elizabeth njg NJ J 4 the sin bin bangor g 0 r ride nwe and end literary abol association flo fio ga gave save r e an excursion yesterday and on returning a row took place between the deck hands of fhe the barges and I 1 the toughs on deck the deck hands bands I 1 fired 15 or 20 shots instantly killing thos thoa mckean a bystander and richard burke an excursionist denver col 4 the tribunes salida calida colorado chedal aderial says the bank of salida calida wied lied closed its doors this morning the de deposits amount to about the deposits ara are a total loss hartzell brothers pro prie tors of the bank left the city saturday st johns N B 4 the superintendent of postal ears for nova scotia reports that mail bags containing letters from bt johns by the night train for halifax trello pictou and other points was received by the moncton and halifax postal clerks with I 1 he the strap cut and all registered letters gone denver 4 the tribune tribunes silver C clifio liff special says a prize night fight between t billy lynn of thia city and joe joel silvers of albany took place in ro roberta bertya bertys hall to day resulting jn in a victory for lynn silvers being knocked senseless in the fourth round both men were badly pun fahed NEW york 5 the great labor demonstration today to day was successful fully organizations were represented and 2000 men were in line me the procession was composed of three divisions and the line of march was up broadway to union square where it was reviewed by john SwIn swinton top rev dr mcglynn dr A doran louis F post and 0 othera there the aldermen of the city passed resolutions of sympathy w with ith the engaged in to days jabor parade CIU oin CHICAGO CAGos 6 5 the democratic county convention today to day selected delegat delegates pa to the springfield state convention next thursday and unanimously adopted a resolution opposing g sumptuary aud and prohibitory legislation and instructing their delegate to abide by this resolution ills 5 judge E B declined the congress congressional lon ion nomination in the sixteenth district districts under a misapprehension as to the unanimity of the nomination now consents to run 5 in teresia terebia were presented to the ulis fb mowing and find it t was urged to continue at least the p besent tariff on sugar molasses and ri tle tl rde e 5 the social science association this morning considered the educational question professor wayland way land read reada a paper on progressive spelling washington 6 5 col ingersoll began the star route argument for dorsey this morning saying he op por posed ed official corruption as much as ariy any mail man and that one untrue to his off official lelal oath ought to be punish ed and there was no excuse for dishonesty in a public man the signal officer reports that appearances pe arances denote a cyclone whose course cant yet be defined GALVESTON 5 the governor has haded issued the tol fol following lowin g s appeal paea A austin u atin 6 5 to the county judges mayors of the cities and towns of texas I 1 have received a telegram from thos carson mayor of ing that there are calleg callei of yellow fever in that city with an increase of orom from 70 to per day and the necessity for means to send aid to the sick and destitute was increasing any funds that have been or may be contributed to the suf sun buffering suffering peonie people of browns vilie ville can be sent bent to ball hutchins aco aeo co galveston and can immediately be drawn ony ong on by wire by thos carson mayor to be properly expended signed 0 M ROBERTS governor F FOREIGN 0 R F I 1 G N 4 delesseps who las has lual luat arrived here sald bald the first fact act that should be drawn regarding the egyptian matter ia is that the matter is b national one arabi hes has a whole nation at his hack back IM his force at present is between and SO arabs he hs his arms for and when he needs men he can get them he was satisfied at the manner in which arabi hay hai behaved towards the canal the english had no need of the canal for their operations arabi h has not placed a price on ill his 9 head bead af after ter ten the english engelh h landed at suez he had received a letter from arabi saying he knew it was not his fault and giving him notice that the sweet water canal would be cut cat the english calloza haxe have behaved very badly brink bring right and left in A the streets and md killing many arab wo men and children 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