The writer of the article in Science
says ho has known of four cases in his
own medical practice where only
moderate doses continued for two or
three days would produce serious
cerebral disturbance, amounting al
most to homicidal mania, and there
are many cases in every community
where the use of quinine will affect
the nervous system in a very serioua
manner.
Telegraphic Brevities.
The *xfe makers of the country have formed
a trust.
Archbishop Waish of Dublin is to be made
a cardinal.
Fresh cases of cholera are reported from
St. Petersburg.
Very heavy storms have been raging on the
Atlantic lately.
The National Road Congress met in Mem
phis on the 16th.
The order of Modern Woodmen met in
Omaha last week.
The result of the election in California and
Ohio is still in doubt.
The National Grange met in Concord, New
Hainpsblie, on the l«?.h.
The Society of the Army of the Tennessee
met In St. Louis last week.
The Knights of Labor met In general as
sembly at St. Louis on the 15th.
A furious snow storm raged throughout
Kansas and Nebraska on the 17th.
A cold wave swept over the Northwest on
the 7th. A great deal of snow fell.
Kremlin lowered the stallion trotting rec
ord to 2:07?/ on the 12th at Nashville.
Wholesale arrests for violation of the elec
tion laws have been made In Kansas City.
A tremendous crowd of workingmen held
a meeting in Trafalgar Square on the 15th.
Lillian Emerson, wife of Ralph Waldo Em
erson, the poet, died Monday, aged 90 years.
Another movement is on foot looking to
the union of the Prohibition and People's
parties.
Justice Lamar was stricken with paralysis
a few days ago. While not fatal the result
will be serious.
