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L LADEN WITH
P CHOLERA.
B
I Scandia the Worst
1 Plague Ship
I of All.
I 34 Dead and II Sick
1 Her Record on Arrival
1 at This Port.
I ONE MORE DIES IN HOSPITAL.
K 'a StiMir Stonlngton Taking Oft
v.r farmannla's Passengtrs.
fMi -
I Fire Island Purohased for a Bef-
Mt uge for Quarantined People,
W Work Begun on the Sanitary Camp
By ,-- at Sandy Hook.
Wf
Health IJoard Still Keports No Cases
tr in This City.
Bj Health Depertoaoat, i
I Nw York, Sept. 10. 10 A. al.t
H Harases efehelera hare yet appeared
' la tali city.
. By ardor af Ike Board of Health.
Why CHABLKrt l. W1MOX. President.
BLf KMMONH CL.AUK, (secretary.
WP !Ti moaNrxave (ears that bad been felt by
B Quarantine oinotaU and steamship men re-
B gardlng the possible presence oi Asiatic
H cholera, on the Hamburg American liner
B, Scandia have been proven well founded. Ths
Wk sbtp, wbicu aalUd from Hamburg Aug. us
BJ I wltb l,08 souls on board, arrlTed last nlgbt,
Be and reported thirty-two aeatbs from thf
m soourfe during tbe voyage, while seren
Hr othsr rlrulent cases demanded tbe Immediate
BV attention of tbe Quarantine authorities.
Heporta from quarantine state that two
B lead bodies and eleven slek persons were
Bfl taken from tbe Scandia to Swinburne Island
Bfl 4-v tbts moraine.
PJ Mrs. Persson, motber of the two children .
BJ wbo died Thursday nlgbt on tbe Gulon liner
BJ Wyoming at Upper Quarantine, succumbed
BJl to the cbolera during the night on Su lnb jrne
HI Island.
BB The Sound steamboat Stonlngton, furnished
fc t by J. rierpont Morgan for tbe reception of
I ' tbe Normannta'e cabin passrugors, Btarted
' from tbe Hamburg dock In Uoboken at 10.10
H this morning fully furnished wltb stores, and
M" proceeded to Lower Quarantine.
BBJF Work was begun at Sandy Hook to-day In
Bf the building of the bai racks and election of
U tents for the tcception of quarantined pas-
ff secgers.
iBjL Tbe Surf Hotel and grounds at Fire Island,
V have been purchased for tbe btate as a
Br quarantine cholera station. Tbe price paid
H Is $210,000.
ATf Tne North German Ltojd steamship Kaiser
BJ- Wllhclm I., fr m llremeu, was sighted off
Bjp Fir. Is n i . bout s o'clock this, morning, and
BJ A signalled " . 1 m II on board."
jB The II inbuig-Anifilcincxprcsj steamship
iBL ColumbU, from bouthan.ptun, passed Fire
'Bj Island at 0.34 this morning. She brings no
ll immigrants.
IB Tba corrected list of deaths on tbe Scandia
Mli U thirty-two at sea and two In port, and
BHm eleven cases ot tbe disease removed to Bwln
.VI j. burne Island.
Bff suable dtsuatches from London eay that up
BtjyH to noon to-day tho steamship companies had
B)ff received uo official notification that Imml-
WA grant. carrying sblps were likely to be re.
,KH tusml entry at United Htates portr. Tbe
jCl cunard Company doubts President Harrl-
OBaPR son's power to enforce any such order. It
was said tbat If such notice were officially
glvtn to steamship companies it would
By, effectually stop tbe despatching of special
Ml Immigrant aleamrrJ.
BpJL 1 he steamship Cvlumtna from BouthamptoB
arrlvjd at Quarantine nt 15.00 this after
noon. Tbe crew of the tug William Flotcher re
fused to work on the boat tn transferring
passengers from tbe Normannla and Itugia
to the relief boats.
caft. aorrr, or ran scanom.
Dr. Jenkins says tbe flrst-oabln passengers
on tbe Normanala will be taken to Fire
Island on the Stonlngton this afternoon.
Tbey will be permitted to take only their
cabin luggage.
TlURTY-FOUtt DIED ON BOARD.
The Heaadla ike Meat Terrible of tha
Cbalera laspertere.
irSCUL TO THK BTENiaO WOULD. 1
QOABAMnNB. 8. I., sept. 10. Thirty-two
deaths from cbolera at sea and seven cases ot
tbe dtsesse on board tbe Hamburg-American
packet liner, asaadla, whlon arrived last
nlgbt; tbe yellow Use flying from her truck
at daybreak again, wltb tbe Quarantine tug
crystal Water alongside as an indication of
still more cases, and ono more death among
the Guion liner Wyoming's steerage passen
gers was the record ot tbe dreaded cholera at
tbe port of New York at sunrise tbls morn
lng.
The victims on tbe scandia number twenty
nine among ber steerage passengers, one
cabin passenger and two ot ber crew.
Tbls list was increased to-day by two
deaths and four cases, It not being stated
whether tbe latter deatba and new cases
were among tbe steerage or cabin passengers.
The death among the Wyoming's steerage
passengers was that of Sirs. E. V. Persson,
the mother ot tho two Swedish children who
died on board that ship at Upper Quarantine,
within 1,000 yards of the boarding station,
during Friday night.
Worst Plea-iie Hhlp or All.
The Scandia was sighted off Kiro Island at
6.30 o'clock last night, but not until six hours
later was the terrlblo Intelligence Imparted
that of all tbe plague shtpn that have essayed
to enter this port during tho present cholera
scare she was by long odds the worst.
Health Offker Jenkins had feared she
would prove a veritable nest ot pestilence,
but even be was shocked whin be learned the
fearful truth.
As the scsndta skimmed along past Fire
Island she signalled the operatur In the lo.ty
tower tbat there was sickness on boarJ, but
she gaveno Inilumllun ot the terrific swalb
I tba. death hnJ cut in tho rauks ot her pas-
I sengcrs and crew. '1 he truth was not l.nouu
even rthen she luudo bandy Hook uud skirted
I up tho lower bay tor Quarantine, tearing on
board not only seven stricken and suffering
human beings, but also the deadly germs
which she bad collected during her fifteen
days' voyage and undoubtedly for a week
previous In Hamburg.
Intercepted by Quarantine Ufflclali.
But tho Scandia was not to be permitted
to cast her decll cargo on American sboics.
Dr. Ujrou, in chargu at Swlubums Island,
wsa kcupinx a sleepless watch for her.
When, tome three hours after she was
sighted off Fire Island, she poked ber nose
through tbe Increasing naze tbat hovered
ever tbe lower bay, be boarded tbe Quaran
tine tug Crystal Water end went off to ber.
At tbe little crult steamed up alongside tha
big black bull the doctor shouted);
"Ahoy I on board ship I Are all well?"
capt. Kopff from the bridge peered down
through tho darkness, and when he saw the
yellow flag at the little tug's stern be shook
his head ominously and gave tba order to
heave to.
Wltb doubtful feelings Dr. Byron clambered
aboard and held a long conversation with tho
ship's doctor, whoso statement of tbe scan
die's condition unnercd oven l)r. Byron, ac
customed though be was to tho constantly
occurring deaths on Hwinbjrno Island and
tbe dally Increasing ravages of tho plague
among tho detained sea voyagers atLonvr
Quarantine.
A little later the operator dozing in Dr.
Jenkins's office over the private wire loaning
to Swinburne Island heard the "call" signal
eliciting on his Instrument.
At tbat late hour a ' call ' must mean a
message of more than unusual importance.
The telographer bent forward, tapped "UK'
and listened Intently. This Is wbat came
over tho cable:
" Have visited tho sosndla this evening and
find tbe following:
" Total number of passengers, 1,086 ; cabin,
28: steerage, 08 1; crew, 77."
Then tbero was a pause of ever so slight
duration, but to tns waiting operator It
seemed an age. Then the keyboard ticked
on:
On tbe voyage tbere wern thirty-two
HAMBUSO STIAUSBIF BOAMDIA.
deaths, of whloh there were twenty-nlne
In tbe steerage, one In tbe cabin and two
I among tbe crew.''
"My Oodl" ejaculated the operator, "this
Is awful i" But tbere was mure.
" I am now starting In our tug crystal
Water to transfer seven patients stricken
with the plague to tbe Hospital on Swinburne
I Island." Btbox."
The operator grasped tho sbeel of paper on
-Sottas
T
SAKDTDOOE NER, WBIBI TUB CAMP rASgKttOKRS WILL B8 LANPSV.
i (From photograph by a WonLU a tltt. 1
which be hsd hastily jotted down tuese ter
rible tidings and flew to Dr. Jenkins'a room.
The exhausted Health Officer reluctantly
arose from the couch where be was snatching
a few minutes' seeded rest, but wben the
operator gasped " Scandia " he was alert In
an Instant.
Hushing into his office, lie turned up tbe
gas and read the message. Tbe hand tbat
held tbe tidings dropped to bis side, while Its
owners thoughts, If uttcied, would un
doubtedly bave been t " How long is this
terrible scourge to last t"
It was bad enough to have tbree Hamburg
ships already full of danger to watch closely
and constantly ; still worse to know that tbe
Wleland and Stubbenhuk might develop new
dangors at any moment, and that the Wyom
ing from Liverpool, now believed to be a pest
ship, might have escaped UM vigilance In
another day or two endO what a thought!
mljhl not other Liverpool ships Just passed
be proving even now to be messengers of
death 1
Tbo OfflclaU' Appalllna- Task.
Gigantic his task Indeed, In tbe face of tbe
circumstances, but her, right on their very
heels, was yet anttber menacing bulk, fairly
recking with tbe germs of infection It was
enough to tnnkc any man grow faint at heart
I anddUcourajrd.
The Health onircr, however, had little lltnu
for such musings. The light In his otnee bad
given an Intimation to Evening Would and
other reporters, wbo all night long had kept
' constant guard before bis bouse that Impor
tant news received by tbe health guardian of
tbe port should not escape them.
Tho Health Officer opened the door and ad
mitted the reporters. The information bo
Imparted was meagre, but It nas tig "1th
Important surprises.
"That Is ulllhae learned so far, gentle
men," said the Health Officer, altar reading
the despatch quoted above, and he again
sought bis couch.
A little later the wire from Swinburne
Island flashed tbe news tbat Mrs. rerssoa,
tbo mother of tbe two children ffbo died on
(Cuiittoued on tajuiruvc.)
iij , h .y-fjA-tkJa;ar,v;'.n,r.i.,. .rtjg-
SENATOR IfrlL SPEAK.
O '
Official Announcement by the
Demooratio State Committee.
The Sx-Uovernor'a Debut Kxpcrteil
In Brooklyn Next Week.
i
What little doubt there remained of senator
David II. Hill's placatlOn was dlsielled this
I morning, when Secretary Charlm It. Do
Freest, of the Democratic Ntate Campaign
Committee, made the ofliclnl announcement
that tbe Senator would tako anacllto part
in the canvass for Cleveland and Htevensi n.
In reply to a question Mr. De Freest said.
" Senator Hill will muku ono or muro
speeches during the campaign, but whon or
where I donotknon cu The Senator will
,lx time and place himself."
Ihc statement was ma'lo unomclall this
morning that benator Hill would open the
campaign In Iirnoklyn with a speech next
week, and that ho would speak In Boston on
Sept. in. If Senator HIM Is going to Boston,
politicians say he will meet Mr. Cleveland
there.
Tbe Improvement In the situation ot affairs
since Sir. Cleveland's visit Is alriady notice
able, and now that Tammany nail has
spoken ana pledged Its audit Uled support,
coulidente thai tno election wld I cult lu
Democratic Mctory has Increased.
The suieehej of Congressmen Hourke Cock
ran ana John It. relluws at tho 'lammany
General Committee last nlhl uro regarded
aski-ynute speeches. Chairman tiarrlty bud
an opportunity to cougratuiatu Messis. Cock
ran and IcllowB, wbo, accompanied by Police
Jusilce tiruuy, called on blm this morning.
Mr. C'.ckran will lake the stump fur tbe
National Committee at tbo end of inla mootn.
He Is booked tor a speech at Detroit on Sept.
at), Inuiuuapolls hopu uo, Cincinnati Oct. 1,
at different, places tnulana uct. :t, 4, .1 and 0,
Chicago Oct. 7, and also at Milwaukee.
.vr. crokor lea tor ltlcbtleld Hprlngs this
morning to trlng back bis family lor tliu
Winter. He will return at the end ot next
week, wben a meeting of tbe Executive com
mittee or 'thirty to tlx antes tor tho nil
n.arles and tha local nominating conventions
will be bold.
he proposed demonstration at Madison
fequaro (lunien, at which President Harrison
was to speak on nls return from Loon Lake,
has been abandoned.
STREET-SWEEPERS ORGANIZE.
With the Drivers They Have Soma
Grievances to Remedy.
The Drivers and Sweepers' Benevolent and
Protective Organization Is the name by which
the new lauor union of employees of tbe
street cleaning Department will be known.
Organization was effected at a meeting at
430 A est 1 hlrty-elghth street, last nlgbt, and
elgbty-seven men enrolled their names.
Michael Kenmdy Is tbo first President and
John Kobcrta tbo first Secretary.
The men say they have not organized for
the purpose uf striking, but tor mutual Help
and protccttou. 'J hey bave several tirlcv-
n ceo, the rlgbtlng of which tbey will under
take. one of the grievances Is the present rulo ot
paying them S0 per month. 'J he) think fj
a aay none too mucn lor tne woik they do,
exposed to all kinds ot weather and to tout
smolls, and tbey want extra pay for Sundays.
commissioner Brenuan eajs:
" It the men can do themselves any good by
organization then I am in invor ot It. Of
couise. If they wnnt to be paid by tbe week
or day tbey must aprcnl to tho Legislature
'Ihe tnonilily rate ot t.io Is tlxedty the
law. If my men bave any grievances which
I can riant I'll be glad to do It If they will
come tome. 'Ibousn know that."
WILL ACCEPT ANV AID.
Or. Jenklaa Bays Ho Has ot Rrjreled
the Marias Hospital Service.
liriniL to Tax xtiwmo wont
QDAnAXTixE, 8. I., Sept. 10. regarding
the alleged statement by Secretary Poster
tbat bo bad offered tho entire Marine Hos
pital serrlcs to Health Officer Jenkins for use
In the present crisis, Dr. Jenklni Bays:
Tbere Is not a word ot truth in lu No such
tender was ever made to me by Secretary
Foster or by any other member ot tbe Federal
Government.''
If It were tendered, would you accept?"
" certainly. Nothing would please me bet
ter. It would be a great relief in such a
crisis, but I do not apprehend tbst Secretary
Foster bat thought about tbe matter at all,
or even dreamed of such a thing.
Yoitiau snv that any (eivlcu that I can
utilize wilt b gratefully retelvcd from the
Government, corporations or Individuals."
TKANHFEH Or PANMENHKUH.
Normaaala's Saloon People to Bo to Fire
Island, Maeraaa to Moody Hook.
irrrui to Tint xtlo 'ni.n
Qt'ARANTitE, r. I., Sept. 10. Just before
Dr. Walzer returned down the bay on tho
William Fletcher, at 11 o'clock, be wa, told
by Dr. Jcnklus that ll.o Normannlasstecrago
pawngers now on Hoffman lMuwl would be
tuken to bandy Huok to-day. Ilei vatln pas
sengers, ho mid, would be taken to I'lro
Islaud, protaMy on thu stonlngton, and the
ltuyla'B and Moruvla'u steer, go passengers
no Jld be removed to Hoffman Island. Bag
I gage will bo kept on board the ships for tbo
present.
Mayor l.ront Vllt Qimmntlne.
Mayor Oram, accompanied by Dock Com-'
missioner cram, Health Board Pribldeuti
Wilson and l'nsldent Mar In, of tlio I'ollco '
Hep irtrru'tit, Muried at 1 1 o'clock to-day nu
lli-j pUCo boat 1 atrol, tcru visit to Quuran
tine. I
Before leaving the City Hall the Mayer said
"be believed meDihlug possible was buns
done to keop the cbolet a out of t he i lt ,n hlcn
wa hover In a better sanitary condition than
now.
137th'a Annual Heunlon.
lrrrul. to t avmiMu woslr .
Patcbogde, L. I., Sept. 10. Tbe annual re
union of the Ono Hundred and laenty-sev-enth
Keglment, Xew York Volunteers, was
held here to-diy. About one hundred sur
viving members of the re.-lmeot came from
. .now oik. Ul ool.l)n and vuloua long Island
villages.
160,000 Fac Warehouse Burnod. ,
rv atsociATKD rvatt. .
L'iMiMATi, sept, la Tuts morning tno
great rag warehouse of Joseph Joseph was j
destroyed by Ore. Loss, fl. ',0,000.
A Canadian Hotel Burned.
1st AioriATSn rasi I
Vavpricil Statiom, Que., bepu 10. Tho
Lottlulero HoM here wastntallr destroy en
by nro this morning, together tilth great
partortbuconloata.
THE COMPLAINT OF THE COAL COMBINE.;
4 i
COAL BARON I assure you I loso 25 cents on ovory ton of coal.
U. S- STEAMER FERN ASHORE.
She Ran Upon a Reef Near Porta.
mouth, N. H., In a Fop;.
BV assoriATru rails.)
PottTSMoCTB, N. II., Sept. 10 The United
States steamer Porn, from Noriolk for Klttery
Navj Yard, In charge of Commander Henry
W. Lyons, went ashoro oue mllo below this
city at 2 o'clock this morning.
Ihe placo where tbo vessel Is aground Is
nnoofihc worst In the river, and tho steamer
Iks nun one-quarter of her keel out, ot
wutci. Some llity leot ot hct shoe Is gone.
ItlvurmcuHuv that whin tho lido turns the
vessel will nil and sink.
owing 10 foggy weather tho buoy which
marks the lodge cuutd not be discerned by
tnosu on board.
Tbe Fern Is a small steamer used by the
Oon rnment to transport supplies and carry
fnlght between the uav)-ards on tho
Atlantic roast, she doesn't mount any suns
and carries a crew of only elua or ten men.
bhu cost tbo Government about ISO ono. At
the Brooklyn Nuvi-Vard II was said hat ber
commanding ofllcur Is Lleuu-Commander
Gibson.
THEATRE MEN COME TO BLOWS.
Bach Injures tha Other's Head and
Has Him Arrested.
John Hamilton, forty-four, of 110 Wost
Ono Hundred and Twcnlv-nlnth street, the
Manager ot the Filth Avenuo Tbeate, and
Olrsou bteln, forty, ot HO Woat one Huu-
died and Ttvuntj-mih ssreet, Manager of
Hollander's Cafe, were arraigned In the liar-
I lem rolled court ibid morning having made
counter charges of assault against each
other.
The trouble resulted from a political dis
pute In w hlch they tried tj separate tbe com
batants, who bad como to blows.
btelu alleged that Hamilton hit blm on the
head with a cane. Hamilton declared that
one Kenuedy was being beaten by bteln aud
Carr aud that ho Jumped in to help blm.
bteln, be alltged, took lilt cane from him and
beat him over the head. Both men had I..
jure.i beads.
Justice Vonrbls paroled tbe men for exam
ination iiouuay.
BOLD ATTEMPT AT ROBBERY.
Lithographer Staffnor Attacked by
Two Man In First Avenue.
Patrick MaUlaln, an alleged inomberof tho
Hag Gang, Is locked up lu tho LastTblrn-
fltto street station, charged with attempted
robbery. He was une of two who wboat-
1 lacked Emil Slaffner, a lithographer of 07
1 Spring street, about 10 o'clock tbls morning
at '1 hlrty-Ugbtb street and First avenue.
Solomon B. Llubtensteln, one of tbe owners
oi the factory at that corner, grappled with
McGlolu, wbo pulled away ami nred at Lien
tenstetn and btatjuer, the bullet striking a
walL
NOW THE BROADWAY FERRY CO.
Reorganization of a Brooklyn Street
Railroad Corporation,
At bant, HcpL 10. A certificate was filed
to-day of the Incorporation of the Broadway
Ferry and Metropolitan Avenue Itallroad
Company, being a reorganization uf thu
uiooklyn, Busbwlek and and Queens County
Itallroad. The reorganized company has a
capital of 1100,000.
Tho dtreuoia are: Uiorlea MacVoagb, of
Morrlslowu, N. J.; John II. himiuuul, jr.,
Ludlow W. Vinton, Ldnard P. Bromley and
Wurrcn I. tamsoi, ot Brooklyn ; Jthii i.
How, Aitbur I', stuigcs. Ui nits ii. ivmi,
Waller h. Hlekli.Huii. ralwuM M. lUbliion
and Hubert 1'. nu tl gtou, if .Now York city.
lUe piluclpal business orilce will ce in .New
I l oik City.
I
Maple d Burglar tn Hla Room.
PatshcOn, N. J., sept. 10. Garrett W.
Aretzeuof this city found a muked burglar
In bis room tht- niorjln. who oinlcj a uttol
uiiunUiail. iho burglar intugoi way out
was arrested.
PoIIUohI Potpourri.
(ii MeTtnfontatrU tlielitrt of tbi Indians
roM.inintnic rrgion ).irr.Ur bud luunij a gufMiir
i,u u r ul llou,ir out to io nun. Ho pjkf st
utaxiltn tuootooiuf.
(to. Haiti, coDdidato for Vico-Proatdoi ton tbt
reop e't prtr tlckot, ii,ok at s bar oj at
Douiaca, Mim 1U will apes, at Jacaaoa to
olsut Ltn. Wosvor la la .Norlo Miaalaalppl.
Koturna from 3SS to-na to Varmoal out of o
loU of II. J llVtf Fallr (nap. J. for GoTrruor,
S8,4ii huinf llhm.l, 1J.4HU. aoaii ttu,
l.CSJ. Foil r'o plots 11, 1V,Z Fultr'a ma
Jontj, 17, so;
Coucraitoan W, U. P. Biacaaortdfo will do
lirar tba oration at tno Itrao.l Itauuloo of Iratal.
llnrMrou Oar tnoaukpicea o tha .NAtlonal T. P.
Ak(,oia(ltjo lu bo tiid at M LuuU, baturday,
i,il I
I lia totlowlna CAndldatt at tt, b, toll I for In
it mo nvat Monuay li,DrKrallc lr tiuf'Ttiot,
i n itar .loiiu. ou. t Wji t Ha fur i, r.
I kltat liallVcl. Oanui In tr.baiu, bl P r atUl
saconn III mil. II. J Mv'Gi i cuildr. of 1 litoil
1 bird Diatl lot, Wm. I'.lbuuiaon.of UallMt.Foutth
put irt, iin A II. Piwrri, ft lloultoo. Hnnb.
Ilea. -For uotaroir, llaury U. (-Icaraa. rot ( ou.
'craa-tlnt Dutrtet. inotoa, II. Itont, of Por.
laud, ttooonri Itlilrlrt. Aclaon llioilay, Jr., of
li,liu; Ibtr4 UlaUIrl, batliL. Atnrikauut Ba.
faatt Fourth Diatilei, C. A. Uoutollo, aj Bangor.
Chatlaa A. Cblckatlng. of lwla lountf, 01
Clark oi tho Aaaamlii. an noniiiiatod st vratar
town. N. Y.t thla looming tor Conrraaa on tbo
aarootr.aatond I allot at tn Har-utillcin t'oTiaraa
alcnal i,3fntion , or tha uaw 'I o itt.fourtli Ua-trKt.i-niuprUlug
tbo ounltaa ot Oswtgo, Lew-la
and jaflaraoa.
STABBED BY HER FATHER.
BanVc Clark Saultera Had Lured Mrs.
Hardy from liar Husband.
Jobn William Pawcett, fltty-one years old,
wbo has been stopping at 1h:i (Ir.ind street,
wan nrraljneJ In Jefferson Markot PnlUe
Court this morning for the probablo murder
ot Willis Saultera at tho tatters home, US
West Houston street, last night.
Sautters Is confined In St. Vincent's Hospi
tal with a stab wound In the abdomen.
Iho Injured man Is a clerk lu the Marino
Bank ou Wull street, lie was llvlug with
Mrs Hard), tho separated wl.e oi allostuti
boss truckman, bbo Is a daughter ot thu
prisoner Fawcett.
About eighteen monlbs ago Mr. lls-dy
wanted lugo to Boston to do business thtre.
He asked his wile to go with him. bho re
tused aud he went alone.
Mr. Ilurdy lelug au experienced bat trim
mir, fcOuU lound emploj meut, and earned
from 10 to tl" a wick.
During the ubccuLu ot ber husband Mrs.
Hardy met baunere, who was uneat. cU
ressed young man, Ho professtd great
affection for br, and offered to save ber tho
neLOaMiy ol going uui to work aud put ber In
chat gn of hb rooms.
Mis. nardj s busoand came from Boston to
'New Yurk and mut tils win-, offering lu taku
her to his borne mid keep htr In good slvle.
I Mrs. llard deilineii ugo, baying that she
, wasdulngweli where shun us. Annie l-uwieil,
1 hi i slsUi, advlscu her to gu back to her hus
band. I Mis. Hardy's father was employed as a
cle.k lu thu ucparimeutoi 1'uul.c i,nrs, but
btcauie dtai. A)enrago newenlWeat lu
sou it be could not obtain relief.
Annie r awcett wroiu to him thil her tftcr
si making a mistake and would bu sorry
font bouie day. Mr. Faucett ruiumed to
N w York to see his daughter about lu
Mrs. Iiurdj told blm that she could not live
wlibUaidy. baulttrs was kind to ber and
tbo il ed nlm.
Mr.t-awi.elt told ber that If such was tho
cac bo houij piy torudlvotie lor her Irom
liaruy and sue oould marry saul'ers. '1 lit;
fatber then reaumed tiavehlug for his health,
but leceutly ho h.aid Ui at hlsdaughiei. Mis.
Hardy, was lelng cruelly treated by Saultera
aud awatn returned to .Sow York.
When he cahedon bis daughter yesterday
sbo was weeping. She bad a cut over one
eye and her lea cneefc was swollen. She said
Saultera bad treated ber brutally.
'lh father walled for banners to return
borne and as he entered the huuso caugut
htm by tne neck and threw htm out of tbo
bjuse.
Mr. Favvcett then sat down and began
cleaning bis tlnger-uuns with a penknife.
Sautters re-entered aud tho two men granpu d
and in the snuggle taultera was cut with thu
k He.
Fawcettwas held to await the result of
saulters's Injuries.
BONISCIMO'S SON RELEASED.
The Father, Who Shot Robert Bonl
aclmo, Still at Larva.
justice Pratt, of Brcoklvn, this morning
grsnted writs ot habeas corpus In thrcaicsot
John BoulsUmo audsaliator Allloreturnablu
Monday.
Iho prisoners are now lu the Kings County
Jail, Bonaslga being held as an accompllio
and . Mllo as a witness to the murder ot Hob
erl Balsamo, of 'JU President street. '1 burs
day nlgbt.
In his ante.mor'em statement BaHamo
sild that Jaints Uouisclmo, who Is still at
large, fired the tatal shot.
Robert Garrett's coaching Party
Creating a Eensntion.
irv roruTr' rrsa,l
Lost os. Sept. 10. A Ues mh from Iriint
to tho .Vetm fays that It 'bert Carroll's
coaching party Is creating a sciisttlon amung
the re-lJents of the AUstrlnn Alps. A nc
horso drag heads the procisilm 'lliu party
has ahead) irossed the St, Gotliard. bti Ixr
jocbandHnstermung pasixf. It will traverso
tbelnnVa,le and hence proc,-d 10 Venue.
Ihe touilsu are loudly iheeied at every
town, village and hamlet they visit.
London Expeota Failures In the
Cotton Irndo.
it- ,atotiTrn hraa t
Losnov, Sept. 10. several fannies lit the
cotton trade iruexpeetul lu tin I'tesum dls.
trlct. ihe balance 'htets lor tho past quar
ter show heavy lossi 8.
r i The
TRIED 5--. . .
'So lorld
rD jPostal
great 1 Crd
8UCCE88.S W"
BBfilliril'"irt'1' -nWliatiaJSxoxli ai
PECK SERVED WITH A WRIT. I
Scrutiny of tba Basis of His Tariff
Report.
Ir.T atanriATKn vmn 1
Albamt, Sept. 10. Norton Cbaso, of this
city, this morning served Charles F. Peck,
Commissioner ot the State Bur au of Labor
Statistics, with an order granted last nlgbt
by Judge hdwards, at Hudson.
The order requires blm to show cause te-1
faro Judgo Furman, at Kingston, on Monday,
why a writ of mandamus should not tsttie
directing hlin and bis ubststants to diligently I
search the tllei, papers and recoidslnhls
ortlco which lncli do the returns mado by '
manufacturing estnbllshmcnts In tho city of
New ork, on which Mr. Peck's recent arm
report was bBscd, and mako and turnlsh iho'
pulttonir with a truoscrlpt thereirom, to In
clmlu the names and uddnsscsot tho torpors
lions whu made the returns.
The order to show cause was granted en the
affidavits of E. Eltery'Andorson and Norton
Chase, which state their unsuccessful efforts
of yesterday to see suoli returns.
STILL THINKS HE CAN WHIP JACK
Billy Myer Wants Another Match
wltb Champion McAullffe.
rrtvrtAL to thi: rrrsm ihhaI
cmcAOo Sept. 10.- Billy Myer, the light
we Ignt pugilist, doesn't appear to he satlstled
with the licking Champion Jack McAu Itle
gave him lust Monday nlglu Hi New Orleans.
Jlj er reached hern yesterday, and in au Inter
vloiv tt-duy, uiclared he would never n st
until be succeeded In getting on another
match with the champion.
TRIED SUICIDE IN THE STATION.
1 A Woman Cuts Her Throat Boforo a
I roller) Sergeant's Desk.
' At is o'clock to-day a well-dressed woman
ot thirty entered tho West Tblr leth ctrcet
po'.lco station whtlo fecrgt. Lane was In
charge.
She stepped to the desk, muttered Incoher
ently and, drawing a razor, cut her throat,
sho was prevented from Inflicting a danger,
ous wound, and after a J.ew York Hospital
Ambulance surgeon bad ntteooed her she
was locked up.
'I hn woman relived to dve her name, and
wnnid give nu extilsratlnn of her rnnrtuet
fur'her than tosai tt.at she lnrt a great deal
of trouble wltn her mother-lu-law.
PERMIT FOR THE ARCH.
Architect Herts'a Creation to Be
Frectd In the, Plaza.
The bitch as to tbe erec'lon of young Archi
tect Henr B. Her's's columl'in arch, at
rt'th avenue and Flfty-nluth suect, has been
nve-rnme Prrliln Han. tt' Ihe Pirk Do.
p-v'tini-M, tp-'inv m-onils"'! to rrmt n permit
tor tlio ere-t Ion nf III'' aieh tn tlin na7i, lust,
nil Hi "t Uttv. ninth stre t I'ctwren lnpvv
NpHipi nnds Hotel ami tho entrance to ecu
tral Park.
Veaen'-er Pov Half! for Tholt.
Jamps Stevens. ai:ed fourteen, of 04 Madi
son street, lloro' en, was held by Recorder
Mennnougb this ninrnlng on n charce of
taking tmi from the clothing of Thomas
i Kernv. of mis Hrt stret,
I Mpw ns Is a mi sun Ter twiv. slid was sent to
tales mo niedlilne to Kenti), who Is sick In
lio 1 at his home,
Gov. F owr tn trn frvrmers.
ii,- ,.,tH-tATrn -if" i
SVKrrtt, Sept. 10.-Gov. More- made a
sreech nt tho oru-nt t;of the Stato lair here
to-day. The Governor reviewed Ihe le?ts!a.
tlnn phsp1 In the In'eres-snf the nrmrs,
and said 'hat Iho material, s-clsl and pnlltl-
rsl pon-'ltlnns srp rt In m' eh for tbe farmer
lesldos widening hi- uisrkets.
- -
Ocean Mall Fervtco Bids Acoepted.
i,r ,-iriATn H..i
W'As"isfiTo.,v-e"t it'. P'stmastrr-Gencral
Wnn.niaker has accepted all of thelitis for
oieiin mall servke which ncro opened at the
Department last lite dar. wt'li tlieevcpptlou
of that 'or ltoutPNa HA. Now tork to Itln.
This bid will oe rpjepil In order to accept a
mnr- am antsgeous servlie on practically tho
same route.
Carr a RMI.'.oua Maniac.
i,r,n TO f ,frln -i l
NrwAVX, . J., Sept. 10 Judge Hayes has
r !ct!cd from custidy Ldward S Carr, r
I rested jesterday tor begging lor au alleged
Ilethan) cUunh whtih bo was forinlne. It
vvasfpunil ihat carr hud U'iu eiuaiedln
ptangelic.il work and that nu wus aflilcted
wltb a religious mania. Ills wlfu took him
hJinc
I District-Attorney Hodman's WUL
'J ho will of ex.UtstricUAttornev Thomas II.
Itoduitu was tiled In tbe surrogate's Office,
Brooklyn, this morning. Mr. Hodman
lesve nis euilro estate, valued at about
130,000, to bis wife aud daughter.
IWI'OItTVNT TO ClflAIt r.1IOKEKH.
rtbooolrdltfa orabotwMU a Harass cigar u4
Ciikkx nu Aqisali-tokMoeelsatottt la tse.v
riir-'-jJnl '. ; jyjjiiiiiit;
IT EfllTIDH. 1
ixiH
CHICAGO HAS A SCARE I
, ;9
xBJI
An Immigrant Dies There with WM
Symptoms of Cholera. ifm
m
She Camo from Liverpool on Iht ;'M
Steamship Lord Gougli. f9
wMH
itM !
Lnmled at IMilladelphla and Taken $i
hick on a Train. ,VjB
3i
1st arsociATZD rnrss,t vVH
cuicauo, ill., scpu to.-th-rtly before. 1 H
o'cluikthls morning four carloads of I mini- ),
grants arrived at tbo Union Depot from 'JiB
bwedan by way of New York and Pittsburg. isvJ
Iho train camo hero with a clean bill of ' 'ifBJ
health, hut tho authorities believe tbat one 39
ot tho immigrants, who died at 1,30 o'clock, -fli
was aflilcted w It h cholera. H
Albcnlua Larssn, eighteen years old, was vBJI
In a eml-consclous condition when tbe train i
pulled Into tho depot, and thu physicians at
onco ordered her aont to 1100 Thirty-fifth tiBJ
street, wbcro sho was to havo stopped. '"!
on t hu way to the bouse she became totally i' 'BJ
unconscious, and Dr. Garrett, of the Health fjBj
Dcpartmeot, sent ber to the County Hospital. B
She died on the way there. Ji
The woman, It Is claimed, showed unmls- -ii
takable symptoms ot tbe dread disease. She r
complained ot pains in tbe stomach, was con- iiBJ
ilnually yapiM and tho skin under ber eyes sBl
showed a marked discolors! loi. Sbo was BJ
tlrst taken 111 at Pittsburg, tvhero sho pur- -JBl
chased medicine. '(H
Officer Jones, of the Harrison street ttatlon,
administered stimulants during tbo ride to tii
tbe hospital, but i bo woman gradually sank. ifl
Ihe physlclant had tbo armory ambulance 'B
fumigated as soon ns It returned ti the fl-
I station. tBJ
I Tbo party to w hlch the dead woman be- V'Bl
longed left Guttenburg, Sweden. Aug. in, and 49J
sailed from Llveipool Aug. 'J7 In the Lord ''
Gough. ''tH
Tbe body ot the dead woman .was at-HOed. 'H
to the County Morgue and placed tnasep. ''jH
urate room. 1 hu clothing was fumigated and BJ
deposited with It. BJ
Hr. Garrett said after he had lafr, thohos- MH
pltal, thai ho would not express u detinue &BJ
opinion that the woman bad die I ol cholera, jB
although he stated that there were strong '-'iJH
sjmntomsof that dllsease. ''yB
LATEiu-Sanliary officer Walter V. Hoyt, ol "1,'BJI
tho llealih office, ssys: - 'BJ
"Albertlna Larsen did not die cl cholera. ';BJ
She died ot e-xbuustloa. I am satlsdtd In my ' T.B
own n.lnd tbat tbe case Is not one of cholera, jfl
though thi symptoms somewhat resembled ;iH
those ot cholera." sifl
Inspector Hoyt, mode most strenuous efforts jjB
to counteract tbe feeling ot alarm tbat spread rj
as tho nowsparors were ea erly bought on 'ijr
the street corners, fcxira editions were tlJB
everywhere for sale, and In most coses the ' rsBJ
dread cbolera was announced wltbont qualltu fB
cation or reserve. jB
Cl
Tbe statement In tbe sbove despatch that rjj
tbe woman Larsen passed through New York: 'jfl
ou ber way to Chicago is evidently erroneous, -viB
as the steamship Lord Gough landed ner H
passengers In Philadelphia. The vessel was 'BJ
held In Quarantlnfl at Lewes, DeL, for soma iB
hours before she was allowed lo proceed to &Bl
I Philadelphia. f J
TUB bCOCKHE IN El'HOPi:. fjB
Kxperlmeato wltb aa AatUt'halsra Var- -
riaa Ucporled r-ucoeoslnl- !
lav absocutsd rut, t, 3B
rABU, sept, o. The 7Vinps says: "Prof. ;(
Haffklne, of tho Pasteur Institute, who dls- &
curered tho anti-cholera ' vaccine,' declares $
that experiments on himself aud Dr. Juwoln, !'!
of st. Petersburg, and Dr. Tamanchar, of fim
'lltlis, provo that thevacclue Is without dan- m
per to health, and tnat It gives immunity
from cholera six days after Inoculation." rnj
Il is rumored here tn Paris that cbolera has l$M
broken nut among tho troops taking part lu i"B
the manreuvies near Bernay, In the Depart- ?'
ment of Eure. 9
New York's Quarantine llrcutatlaas
ttrrlnrril lo De Brutal. jB
Lospos, Sept. 10. Tho Clircuiclr, com- ,'-
menllug upon the qutrantlue regulations en- 'm
forced at the pott ot Ne'v York, says that tbo B
treatment of pas-tubers on board thu d(- 19
talnd steamers Is nothing short of brutal. xU
All the a-sengers, It adds, are compelled o iU
slay on board lbs quarantined steamers and -
take their chances of dytng botore the plague jB
runs Its course. Fortunately, rich private ,fl
citizens, either because tbey havo friends on 'jH
ono or tbo other of the stt axtcrs or moved by ,w
shame at such an abominable state oi things, j jH
have procured a steamer, on which many ot t S
the cabin passengers will be placed and re- H
m jved from tba danger of tntfctlon. B
llraib Ufa taluuterr Cholera r,e, MB
The Paris corroxpondont ot the .V tra says: jfl
" 'ihe sickness hero Is worst In the cllnchy, '
Mon.martrc, Tere la Chaise and Charon ne jl
districts. Mme.Mlederlander. the nurse wbo S
succumbed to cholera, was a model nurse. ' B
She was the nrst volunteer and asked for the- MHJ
hardest posu She took night duty and bad vM
attended sixty patients. When the doctor, ,,
flndtng that she was wearing herself out, or- M
dercd ber to rest, she burst Into tears and AB
begged to bu allowed to contlnuoat work, 'M
vvblcb she did HU sue was attacked." BJ
lluilnpest llcta a'-ewrr, jBJ
1 he Budapest correspondent of the .Vnnr '-M
says: "Alarm was recently caused bete by vBJ
the arrival of a quantity ot bides and old
clothes from Uamburg. Tbe latter Wero '-jH
burned, but tbe bides were left. A woman .
was uelzed with cbolera symptoms alter 'H
handling the hides, and they will be so- "QJH
strojed." H
A Cracow despatch to tho .v" says that laBJ
tblrt-tour case-s ol cholera and twelve dastW y JB
1-, '" i 'vV'.rmtjMftiiv.TtViririaB
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