Small-pox is spreading rapidly through Illinois.

Gen. Garibaldi is suffering from a bronchial attack.

Guiteau has been debarred from addressing the jury.

Henry Adrien, the eminent French antiquarian, is dead.

There were about 1000 turnouts on the Brighton road yesterday.

Interest in the game of tennis is increasing rapidly in New York.

A terrible disease has broken out among the cattle of Texas ranches.

A movement is on foot for the relief of homeless Jewish families in Russia.

Mr. Orth has prepared a new plan for the selection of House committees.

There will be some further discussion of the refunding bill in the Senate today.

The New York legislature will attend the funeral of Senator Wagner in a body.

President Arthur is greatly annoyed by applications for office from Kentucky.

Scoville will sue the newspapers which recently attacked his financial integrity.

Amherst College expects to put a stronger base ball team in the field than ever before.

Measures were taken in New York Saturday toward the settlement of the railroad war.