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GRAND RAPIDS HERALD.
OLUME VIII.
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH., WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST v. l89
V Mia R 244.
n IS A MTWKK
Pock' Report Stirs Up the
Animals,
BUT HE HOLDS HIS GROUND
Claim ng Taat It U CanM A.inouh
Out af HrLQvn With II. Pauy'a
r:: .:...
lo hi annual SXSSSi Lelsjr Conarms
a a democrat appointed by
v ;n.cr .1 i., aayei I retaraa from
maaufaci . . Ntw v sta:.:
ahooi mat u.e McKiniey o.lt has ia-
' VI. ' l l3 WoilS.Ogmati,
"I rat u t expected my report would
CO . mhi; co.ii tonal, 94 ll I OB lio..-
settee to call it political document. I
started iti 1 n . : -y ;. I . v -n r, M.H),
so you
llM pre
w rk.
u an
i'.
there was no thought of
campaign in laymg out tt.e
i '.ar pie at .on wee taen
t bat I ue to be one ot tr.e
oineot to the worktngmcn,
i'i who- ..I'.-r.-.i j . tartan ws eslao
Vj. I lii i : .. . : ki a Hill
d-m ft, :f yoi Will-Old i began
I .y!:i t:i- T hat Ukj re-
I .1 v . . slv tha deooorai c
tai k P '... i. 1 at -rsc rimirm came
Bit ; 1 a i l wero pleaa
ant to my way (U Ibiat
H .iuiioi aawa
But I am trte to adm t that the re
l rt on the whole n t m harmony
Ul ; pit ..orui, to tar at
the tar.ff cocwerattd. However, my
duty it a a ntate afllcial ii to report
th;nga ! rln l tf.-ii!, u. t i a Otfclotl
; irt -1 : . . to hn v) them
wotroed. Tbere u no polttioal Oiaf
il any of my rpor!. nor do I be
liova Uiere i a tat tafKWttal any
. i- r ttJtoan n ItM cotritry. Al! I ran
ii taaltho attoiwottti of my report
I tatOw n actual coutideatial !e". at,
-. i tr.m ; t o r.-pr.-. . of
wbolf-aale manufact trt-r of New York
tate. The reault idoiri me that the
leading democratic tpeaicars on the
taxi'.f are in error a- to t;m effe 'H of
t.i. M, km lay b .11. Trm ritjnre1 in my
report ; for themeelvee, and there
h 00 i ".'. m 'ay from tncin."
DISMAY OF nti OMOCXATO.
Peck's Report CaataO a Great Sensation
Am j:igst Them.
New Yoaic, Aug. :io. There tjaQ0
' ratio talk among tue politic aim to-
da v
r ..
i
tr.at
ufa
v
ver the report of Ibor lommin
r I'eck, touching the eifecta of tno
y iaw. Tn:s report made out
en tha law W'-nt into effect man
ft in lii! state ha t increased .
ad r.atin, and thert liait bepn
Coatratnkat than form-rly. Trtepub-
licatiou l -n n a dooatnant toaauaji
ftatj a democratic trMniol cauat-d a
ornaitton toootig party moo.
Tue otoal ooaa roatioo of the demo
craoi deplored tm fact that tnc report
had come out ereo at thm early stae
ootpa gat bcaua) thry felt '.hat
whilo it might work no considerable
injury to Sr. Cleveland' caute, it
rtaialv do do good, laa.ng
Iho mi deet and fl tadliOOt v,ew ot thi?
matter they tbongnt th.it perhaps some
i kod blooden-d badly tut m the
easetof too groat bulk o tho eritico it
w impowithio to remove the impres
aofl tt.re bad tn-en tlQOrillll J
oroowberw. a we,; knoon atotaoav oi
: . i It otocral argaa lot m said:
x try t.iiihitrKM'nc.
"It ia awful y embaraeatng. The
d m erat c speakem have beau advieed
la
ur
he
cri
t
tw
t
at
uol fool
: -ay, and
lota a dam
ng the very
h or i
lion ot Mr
to icani a l
. broad-
i through to lu 'ry. I hate no
douM myself tnat many things which
111 efe ay tan be refuted, but it
w : he v-ry ambwiaaohtfj fOf u.. co i
ted i . ti up al I
talk to tbo voters obottt too hannfui
efTeet of tie McK nley law. lo I
think that Stnator Hill had a -ivthtng
to d . w It Um a ooorotto .f lao I
- i ytb tg a!--uf. I bt . I should uot
like tu balteve that he hod.'
Qntmrm tho llsms Kpak"rt,
t I
l
-
of
It
ca
VTiC NOXIINATION3.
)ra Democrat)
L . i . : i .;.
uv m a majority ui the siatt-. lii i
w.Jieir koowa m tha "Sag of Arbor
ige."
Too other i oai ntt.oai are: For
l . it. Gov. .uei M. Wo t wen
Si. Crow of HiMi .:gs for auditor I'- t. r
irull:fan oi Wmt 1. j ut fur tr is
ury. Andrew Per Snip n of Pun to . it
fur stale saot itendeot of instruction.
J. W. H oruhurger of Madiscu county;
r r attorney aeucroL Matt ew lien ij
public load
gvna ..r H
rr tOWS th
popular go'
lly. 1 He
I t and
t as exam
son, aud
lays
tne t. kscago platform.
Dyer Hatt?rso."ee-Nea!.
Mtxriu, Aug. i0. Jiwut) Patterson
d
patters . w-il be oppooed v. 8. K
Iy. r. . . oi.4,a. under Mr. A-
i . . n oa aas at pootmoootfi aho is
tfeo nominoo cf the rwpubhcaa party.
'I ne i- irty wil! nominate Co;.
T. V. Neai ot tins county.
Welbourne for Cong:eaa.
wrt A.n.n t, A;i. 3 OUn Welkorno
-tnd-ego aas noni.nated for cun
gresa today the democrats of the
seventh distr.ct.
WEATlltK AND THE CROPS.
Generally Favorab.e Reports From the
be vera i States.
WataaOBttt, Aug. GO. The weather
and cr p reports from lot Utst bulte
'. : a . . a- :o..- i'-v
lOil - Weatlier continues :m
provod by s me tOOVtm and some
heav roms, but nior- ooodtd; thrOah
... o party mpletod.
TnUiana Temperature excessive;
earn improved, is maturing f net, bot
DOodo ram as well a.-, do other crops.
Ohio Drought COOtinOOO, tXOODt
ovr northern section; taiiy corn and
potatoes m:itur;ng; buckwheat domf
well; pastures short; fall ploughing de
layed; ground dry and hard; grapet
roll i.i; and falling o!f.
Michigan Weather generally favor
ab.e except in southern sections of
COOntiet where drought continues; har
refl a and thrashing progresti:tg.
1 osft Favorable, week tor maturing
unti.irrested crops.
N rtta I'akota Slightly colder,
colder than normal. Kxcoosive ra:n
caused mooh damage. Harvesting
nearly finished and some tureriimg be
ing done; slight damage by h.-at.
Booth I'akota iiani fall above aver
age; cool weather has sonewhard re
tarded ttie rapid growth of corn m
northern and central portions. Har
vest, ng of all small grams about COBB
pit ted; threshing general.
N I rAka old, wet; favorable for
pasture and puta ground in good con
rj t to for fall ploughing; corn improv
ing to condition, but backward and
: warm weather.
Kansas Havy rams across the state
from POlthSJeOt to s uthwest and
shgh''y in northeast; continue- OOOt
00 I Oioodj weather, favorable to corn
and pasture; corn excellent in center
and OortOj and lair in southern por
tiOUS.
7 OR THE SiAT Or WAR.
Recent Movements of the United States
War Vessels.
Wash rox, Aug. 30. The United
States steamer OooOOfd has orders to
-t from New York tomorrow for
Yeneur U. .-rhe oil touch lir.-t ut La
( uayaie. then the port of Caracas.
The IietO outbreak of revolution in
that country is given for the reason
that the Concord is not there, no
United r'latos tottol DOO being in that
vicinity.
At tat navy department it It stated
that the hearsarge is now on its way to
the island of N a vassal, having tOOOOad
last at Jamaica. The oooBOoandCl of
s. e Kearsarg? fiaa orders to iuves::.u'tt
ths conduct of the American work
men in the Navassa mini:.
rde:s aarttOOt trom the navy de
portaseat lodoy putting tiie United
eltates trauung snip Jamestown now at
Nor. .ik ou: 01 COBWaistiOB anil direct
ing mat tne stores be transferred to too
! It . ui lb p oattellatioa. Tho
lOtU r will sad immediately lor lta v,
where she will collect works oi ait for
Iho I r.a's fair.
- crete ry hsrl" Paster oi trie trtto
ury department returned to tu.s city
totiay.
Searching iox a M urderer.
Gtaiaan Ktpm. Minn., Aug. 30.
Thoasas lsrio, a - ; or of a no.. I
i.l repute at I a Piair.e, last night while
4 r x walked ioto Jotm Mot affery's
wi.oon and engaged m a piarrei. fie
a i tffery a tho lett tensple. rhe
latter be.l w r ton a:i !. ;u ' I i ri i.
, , . arrested i.ew.s, and as he wris
OtOOt to plate him in )Sil be bi gge i for
liberty, otaOngthat be would be Tj
by th peoole. T.he marhsl refaood
t,:s request, when I.ew,s fireu at Iv.m
and made his escape into the Woods.
Bearching pait.es hare gone in all di
rections. Missouri Mjjhs hiners C-j,;St.
Koo- ( ir. Mo., Aug. M V re
ix.rt bto be. u received at the offioo f
tae coilechw of internal revenue st
lievoi f the se tur of an ilin .t dis-
wner of the still was
i. one of the men
Borglare Shoot an Aider;
IT LAYS IN ASHES
Rct Rr.nFthliKhmAnt
00
in Milwaukee.
FAIX JUNG BURKHARTS
Evtiy thing Desuoyed Except ths Office,
With a Losa of Nearly Had a
btituoa Dv.Jara.
bfu I ut..:, A ig. 3o. For the sec
ond tone w.tn.n tOttt yea: s the plant
t . tt.t- Falk.Juuv' A Borcbert P.rewing
coaipaay is tn ruine. Except the orh e
and one small warehouse the whole !
p. ant burned to the ground early this i
morutag. Iho Uss in estimated al 300,- '
0H). The whole value ot the OOOtpony'S
local property ts f 4oo,0o., ftiby iusurel.
oeorooeo oosapemo8 l s ... (he
property burned today are 4o per cent.
of 4"0,"ah. lne brewing oompanyfi
loss, therefore, ii IIHjDOOl To prop,
erty burned was the brewery buildiog
proper, containing ft0.0Oo worth of
U s machine. OtOOt valuable iiiachui
ery aud many miles of coiis and the
malt house, w.tu rJ".o o hushelt of
malt, which was totollj ruined and
was worth 11211,000.
Tne origin of the tire is not known,
SXOept tlidt it was first seen nt the base
; Ibo great shatt running through the
building. The draught up thil thtft
spetddy caineit tne rlame tkroughoul
'. to b hiding, and the tire department
cOild not even check the blaze. The
company will rebuild at once, the Pabst
ood Beblitx oompemes ondortakiag to
care for patrons of t it I urned-uut con
cern in the meantime.
WHAT WAs.LiZZ.E DOTNQ
In the Darn at th: T.me of the Bord;n
Murder?
Fall Etl I M feSt Aue. SO. flotorol
ptP s of the stenographers copy today
were devoted to a t.lt between the d:s-
trict attorney ami Liztie, caused by his
trying lo find out ju.-t wtiat Liztit was
doing in the tarn to occupy twenty
minutes. Vie ate three peon, looked
! out of tho window and overhiaoled a
box for the lead. When he got back
; she foood that the kitOOon fire, inttttd
: of S. urning up brightly, had about gone
I out aud the gave up ironing. Then
tie described tho OOOditiOO of her
; father, that is, that he was bleeding,
I hut -:ho OOOld tell nothing about tuo
j oatUre of tne wounds, could not re
member if she had on an apron thai
morn: ng or not, knew nothing alKiut
any axe, but one, which was down on
the chopping block; knew of nothing
lo cau-e blood to be on a hatchet, nor
did she know why there should bo toy
axes in the ce:lir way. When sr.e
found her father aho ran at once to call
ner servant; never thinking of calling
her stepmother, because she supposed
she wasoul.and she said to Mrs. Church
ill tiiat she, wished somebody would
see if sbo was in the house. She
thought it was not more thnn tive
minutes after her father came m when
.die went to the barn. Linio ca;d she
lid not think her father went up stairs
after he came in. Never fixed hsfl bat 1
when he la 1 down nor torched the
pillow of the lounge. LtXSM said fur
ther that Mrs. Borden's homestead was
tor sale and :t wa. bought in by Mr.
Hordcn for her. Lizzie stated that she
said that v ' he did for her. he ought
to do for theui, metniog herself and
Knima. Then or about that time she
common ood so fool tartiy toward her
stepmother. L sxit could not loll how
the bi i 1 i to be on her f-kirt un
less itoarae from t Boa bite if Iho
blood came from the outside she
could not tell where it came from.
She never went into any drug store in
New Bedford at any t me to in. mire
for prussx ac. d; never wout into any
drug store for any such thing; gave
the dress she wore the morning of the
tragedy to the officers; wore the shoes
about for tWO or three day s. She oxid
that atwo.it. two weeks before the trag
adf she heard, or saw somebody, run
down the teps and awny: she saw
something similar aiout too boots last
w inter. vYbeo she first saw the form
recently it waaoo tot back steps and
ran lOWardt the bam; last winter shs
saw a partoo run away on n Sunday
night when she was coming home from
church tod told Iter father f the oc
currence, but said nothing to biro
out the second affair This closed
tue government's case.
The first witness for the defense was
Ir. S. Y. Bowl 0, n a I DOT and family
physician of the bVtfdsos. On t"c gay
' I tfagedy h- wa- driving no to h.s
house when b w.fe and Thomas Boles
informed him of the ada:r. In rjontt
nneoct of that information he Wtnt
directly tr the side door of ths Border
house r.! o re be met Miss Listis; wit
ness was excited, l.i.ie said: "Father
uas hern killed, txen slabbed " Slie
whs then 10 tht I til. Bht ssul shs bad
-een n body nr had she hoard any
body and then she told me tier father
ws- in the sitting room tod when wit
ns got there he found Air-. ChtJICtlll
:id Mrs. Botsoll sod examined Mrs.
Borden and found that deatu had
come, and t en he said "Mr-. Bordtn
has leen niuril(Brd Uo." Wilnnot
then doteribed the loeattoo and pot -
t..'fi of the bod e a- he found them.
When Liszis went to her room it was
because of th a-1 vice (f v mess He
ws at tne ho use the morning lief ore,
Shortly after he hart eaten r kfat.
had fa ked w;th Mrs. Borden at bit of.
fie and then went over and talked
w.tb Mr. Borden: he did not rtmtmN r
tOai they told him where I. . g
Oot Wkeo he went up with Dr.
;
tin, ex-city inn
! afta r. rtt u.'an c e,
(warned r-udder to ken
tut he . w ;. . t i
shot ana killed Sudde
: 8 aud, l
thought, fatally wounded Great.
Clark uas brought here at m gatgbt
and laced m tail, ofoth b tttl feel
iag r .tU and more trouhlo . looked
for.
siaiKt :n nkwokllans.
PlgOS w.m Plata Toaaos With Fatal
ki.it.
Na o h .a'ANS, Aug. SO. A strike has
been m progress here for tjnie days by
theswitehmen of the New Or.esus and
Morlhoaatoro milroad a part ot the
i... u a:, l resceiil syetem, giowuig
out of the objection of the mu to lne
yaidaeeetaf woo krom Bt. Louie,
i he men loft work and ttie yardmas-U-r
telegraphed to St. Lotus tor switch
men lo lake lUeir places. A party of
eleven men SlliVed he'e at 9 .
ion. gut lioiu 8C 1. IOM and went to
work ut once. At 11.10 p. m. the men
Were seated BJOUOd tOt Vard tatlklhg
Whs D tour of tut in m a gTOOP
were suddenly fired upon and all tour
fell over btdly woundeu. As far as
could bo made oo I inert were adotta
men in tho attacking party. :. ut
the wounded MOD had strength enough
left to draw bis revolver and ,
bringing down one of their assailants.
The oth. r switchmen rushed up to the
assistance of tneir wounded brethoro
and the ttliktXt tied. iieorwT- Bpragut
of the switchmen was fatally wounded,
and will !;ve oniv a gt-w bOUTS, and W.
K. Smith, W. K. Maples and J. F.
.Jones are seriously and perhaps fatally
wounded. Jeanes Sexton of the sink
ers is also fatal! v hut t.
SW1NJLEK UNDSO AHKEST.
Pretended Apent for the World's Fair
Nipped in Colorado.
La Jinta, Colo., Aug. SO. What
may prove an important arrest was
a It in this city in ths capture of one
E. i;. Win gate, claiming to bt an ageot
of the World's Columbsan exposition,
lie carried what purported to be letters
of OUlhoritt and credit signed by
Thomas W. Palun r. Ifottfl P. Handy
and George K. Davis. n the letters of
credit were ttie following indorsements:
July Is, Is'.1-. Fir t National hank,
Galveston, Texas, $100.
July 29, Citisene bank, Port Worth,
Tex., fSOO.
July 30, First National bank, Wich
ita, Kan., d"j'..
August 10, bank of Topeka, Kan.,
180.
August lo, Feral National batik of
Fort Scott. Kan., c 1 SO.
August Lyons F.xchango bank of
Lyons, Kan... If .
August tl, First National bank of
Dodge City, Kan., 150.
Wmguie was arrested on a telegram
from the Amoriila National bank of
Anionliii, T:x., and will be held to
await requisition papers. Be tnreat
enod to snoot the officers who arrested
him, lut was speedily brought to sub
jection. SENSATIONAL UIVOSCK CAliS.
E.Torto of a Dyinj Woman to Be Freed
From Her Husnand.
Cajjomoo, Aug. 80. Judg" Tuthill
listened today to the evidence in tht
dlTOrcaoOtt of Kmuia I, Huntington
aga.nst tier huobtod, J. B. Huntington.
Toe oomplainant is a daughter of
(ieorge H. Btdth ll, the Wealthy board
ot trade man. 8bt was not in c.mrt.
Her lawyer explained that oho was ly
ing ou her deathbed at Springfield,
Mass., and that her latest Wisii was to
be freed from tht man who is charged
witti deceiving her. In ptacs of tier
loshaooti as. if of damaging lettero,
oddratoed to pooto files boi No. 584,
were fi :ld t ttio COUrt, Tiy Were
stgatd by "May BM aod Florence.
George . BldwWl, a brother of the
com ptainant, was put on the stand and
gave damaging testimony against tht
defendant.
Tne Huntingtoni were married Mav
24, 1889, and lived at No. 267 Oak wood
boulevard, i lo was a tlerk for his
father-in-law.
DRAWN UNDER THE FALLS.
Two Girls L OSS TheW Lrvea While Row
ing With Their Mother.
BcauxOTOX, la., Aug. 30, A drown
ing accident occurred at Otter dam,
several miles above tins, city, Boodoy.
The faauties ot J.im. - Gentry and
.1 nines i bilds were camomg at the dam,
Which has a tail of alout. four feet.
Mrs. ChildS, her daugher Myrtle and a
young daughtar of Mr. Gentry, and
her son-in-law, uamed Metcait, were
OUt row.ng thdow the folia. Tha taist
was allowed to drift tOO clOSS to the
falls and was caught in the eddy and
swept under them. I he W0 giris were
drowned, and the other occupant of
tne ioat barely eOflapod Witb the a,d ol
a boy who rowed out to the rescue.
The body of Myrtle was found, but tno
other is still missing.
Called the Mwoster a Liar.
St. Joseph, Mo., Aug. ;0. lhe P.ov.
K. If. Brumbaugh, nasi t of lhe I iret
Uettiodist chorcb ot thai city delivered
t lecture sat night on the subject ol
"Komamam and I aimorality. " Dor
log tl OOiirOS cf his remarks he made
a statement wblth did oot ptaatt Dr.
. Harney of the Boswortb h "futai,
who arose and called the minister a
I sr and stsrtr t for hfol with a csne.
llerney win csught tefore reaching
the pulpit by other m.-mbers of the
audience and ws , y. from the
OOOffOh. Herney is ffOSO S"v;ti"rland
and oii'c stud ed for tne ir, est hood.
(
Bert I
i to
rent MMUN .i)
MUST KEEP IT OUT
INcW lO'H ana London A!
Anx.ous.
NEW CHOLERA CASES REPORTED
1 wo of a Crew on a gtjok Da;-nd ioi
Amtaa Diatovrrcd b.k W tn
NOW fosgCa u. IB, -At dsybreak
i - morning Um rt were tweie itotvav
sh.p- anchored ott' the tatrdiug slat. on
at qua: tontine witu tre.x'itaud pa.Nseu
gers. 'i bete we- t;.t Krtraltnd. Cap
ta n Kindle, from Antwerp August 20,
with oirJ cabin and sTu steerage pabseu
gers; the Ciroootia, Capta ti Boothby,
from Glatg w lugust 18, with 242 cab a
and 209 itoortge pasa ngers, tue N:.r
onic, trom Liverpool A nuust . t .-
Rosnao Pirmca, from Paitrtao Aui.at
4, tne Kewport, from toion; tho liurtei,
from fit Ktttt; the Jooeph Otcri, from
Uviogstoo; tha Coaoho, from Galoot
loo; the llio Qraode, from 1 rooswick;
the Neptun a. ;d t.a,
' tlom ba.aco.i, :t::d t "l :-' . ! ::.
I Vera Crux. The Fnealand arrived last
n giat at 7:0 and the Cin ussia a: Ia5$.
Th" other stttmthipt arrived ib. I g
the night. Dr. Jenkina and bit ass
oats boorded lite -- srasb ; and grant
ed cleau bills ot health to ai. cf them
excepting tue Frietland, ( ireattia and
Yucatan.
n i Bxewpttwsw HaOa
The jioi eiad role made by Health
Otiicer Jeukms yesterday, wmeli pro
vides thai all steamfbips arriving from
infected ports on and after today must
remt u in the lower buy off Bwinburno
Islaod trom tiro lo Hvtdaytwith ti.e
steerage passengers, will not bt e:i
foroed on tb Pri slandandt ire fit,
as they arrived e6terday. But every
steamship thai arrives today or bOrO
atbr from infeoted ports Will come
under the ban without exception. The
North German Lloyd steamfrbtp Latin,
trom Piemen August "3, and the White
!ar Liner leutonic, from Liverpool
August :!, are uue tomorrow. The
Vendomo, from botterdam August 20,
is also due tomorrow. Friday the
Rugia, from Havre, and on Saturday
Lhe Normannta and Siubbenhuk, from
Homborg august i id -7 retnoouve-
iy, arc expected to arrive.
CoafOrtsaea r tiio I Us
At noon today a conference was btld
in lhe mayor's office o discuss plans
for such additional measures as may
he deemed necessary to prevent tne in
troduction of cholera into this city.
TbOOe present at tin4 conference were
Ifayoc Crant, Pns.dent Wilson, of the
board of health; Dr. Cyrus Bdooo, chief
of the bureau of eontagious disetaeai
Pretidaol Barker, of too tax depart
ment, and Deputy Comptroller Storrs,
representing the finance department.
President Wilson reported that the
work of cleaning the city and putting
it in good order was progressing satis
iactor::v. Plans to prevent tht intro
duction of cholera were dioCQSasd snd
it was agreed b at . more money wa
necessary the board of estimate' aud
: iropriatiottt would bt immediaudy
called together to appropriatt whattvei
should be U i -- iry.
,NiiW CASES ACROSS THli WATER.
Two Sailors on an American-Bound
Bark T-ken.
I on n , Aug. :.i . I ht cholera news
continues alarming. The bark llelene.
Which left Hamburg on Aug. 20 for
America, has he. n detaiatd at hover
on account ol sicknem on board. Last
evenmg the lDdeue w.i towi t io
i mvesend and two of the crew, alBictad
with Astatic cholera, were taken to land
ii.-i put in a hospital. 1 be t irk 8 .
ol Bamburg, it detaiatd at Graaeeend
o:i suspicion that ilieie may be cholera
ou board. Ida Baatyao, the Roi au
Pole from Hamburg, who was admitted
into the Loudon hospital yesterday,
apparently dying from h.l- aee iu
posed to be As.atic cliolera, is still
;i re.
Donald Carrie A Co. tnnounoet
tlmt lhe steamers of the COttlt line
will henceforth cease calling at Ham
burg and Hush. ng. en route to frica,
and tnat they have ((um d book ng
pesseageri foi Ifedeirt and Las Pal-
maa.
Four emigrants from liussia on their
way to Amenca, who intended to sail
today, have beeu striCKcned at Liver
pool with what appears In bt cholera.
1 v were sent lo the botpital and t!ie
cases are Ik ing closely watched to tat
if the disease is c oolOTO. Other
emigrants art- being inspected, txth
for local sanitary reasons and iecus
the steamship mpan.e sie anxious
not to cany any who are likely to cause
troublt in Itadiog.
In Other K impean Cities.
Paoos 2 . -There were four
deatOS, :nc,udi- g 4 ; ! boti t.. si
teodant, trom bolerme yesterday, and
there were ttortv new cases of the dis
ease. The bOS itaJfl ar being pot t a
i ondition tor ao p dt nnc. More eaes
bave onae to I gut btl art t spooled of
b tot; the geuuiog kstatt lera.
If Avax. Aug. 30. rhe cholera it in
erf as ig io tn.s i itv. Sevei tv-tme new
'1 -e moitaiiiy
pe : ; - .
sFANijkW rxvaa in aaMtaa
Cattle Dying by tht Hundred u Green-
wood County.
I
J EaroaiA, Kan.. Aug. 30. Dr. Rich-
ard-. a veter nary surgeon of tins city,
I was called to Greenwood oounty pes
terdav toetR; auit
' II. C. Jackson's ranch. A p v. ou ;t. tl
a as Or. U HN .1 was IOUlaa IhAl lUe
cause ot Oeath nti sin:di fever. A
t
5 p. tt ll O,
When 1U
.-a . .s e
through e
! t man, t . om a pb
wat hefon ttii to. ao
toed such rtmarkabU
etu ogth iu ths v a-i .
ag
iVS I
tl.. D
Ins exact cone
nid rabsj l
chance to criti
p n there w
d ntinei
was undenial
aefa protud
fat and
m a
way
iu
gestive JI
short breath
a,-C
of athletic endeavor. Rolls ol super
abundant flesh Mill clung to his ribs,
the same as whon be started his work
at Canoe Place Inn, and bis age seemed
apparent. The crowd cli.'i red the ghid
lat r for his feats of lhe past, bui in
dulged in regretful comments on b.e
present form and prospects i September-
7. The hail was crowded with
sportmgnien who were there to ;ke a
look at the strong boy just before the
battle, and third wt-ro many KgnifL ant
look? exchanged when ht stood upend
showed just how fat be wnp.
During a bout with Athlon, as Sulli
van sat in bis corner, Fred limns, the
champion announcer, said to the b.g
fellow:
"How much clo you weigh.. Jol
"Two hundred and four flrp;. 1."
wa- thi rtply,
"I'll bet it's ntarer 248 than 2'ty' re
marke 1 a speetv.o.- w . s it ; .r.
TWO MORE INJlTNCTIOMt.
Jude
Morton of Boston Enters an Order
AgBir.st the Iron Hall.
bow. Am?. 30. Judce Morton, in
BOSTON, AU
the supreme
notn, grantei
ag.i...-t lb O
Iron Hail on
each of two b lla in equity,
entered by Judge Morton
the purnoi of pre 1 1 i g
quo peodiog lh bet op
plication for the appotntm
ci iver and an n junction, a
iho order
is that for
the stotoi
n toe an.
i apfiointmanl ol a re
junction, all moneys,
id Other propertv d
corporation .u lias
b.r.ikf, papers a
the defeodanl
saehLseit to remain as tht
i now are
till the farther action of some justice
of the supreme court. Judge Morton
dt . met; lo n ; i v . i ut . p:e.e i
O protection lor menders ha case ihry
refused to pay assessments levied, say
ing fT ht H f. pirate appilCOt D
Should be ma le by DOOOtcl.
blMILAK To IKON HALL.
Another Bodowment l
tj 'e
A:red in the Courts.
Booroi, Aug. M Injunction psp
have been filed w th toe -upreaieco
by the atlomeyi ol L)r. Edward v
lair.-, a Lynn dentist, against thOOl
of legis, a Mven-veax endowmeot
d r ol Lynn. The ids all.
I agauist the officmls of tOtotdoi rs
t o - of :t cotiMdution. tne irau.
for tb
rt r'
oorp
o. tne it
imohg LLc
A I If
IT IS ALL BUNCOMBE
m ! Hoarard Vmtent's Crock
Brained Speech.
HE PREDICTS THE DOWNFALL
GUdetnrnan (soeerasaaaa m Oat)
Hour After the Oxwaua of
I
Pariiaroem.
-
i N1 v
Og. S(
!
' f r"!il,d V
It it b
I r. a;- ly
tirv lot
I u j-
Tb.
; s
J .pst; Les
1 all nat ot
r.KXO trade
pr vii r
toe csuile.ua
glads:
Continuation of the Correspondence Be-