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COLUMBUS'S FIRST VOYAGE NEXT SUNDAY'S WORLD. I
I OTITIBN J
TO BE FREE
TO-MORROW.
I Dr. Jenkins Will Re-
lease Normannia's
Passengers.
'' People from the Rugia
' to Be Sent to
Fire Island.
HO CHOLERA IN .WIN. TIT.
Health Officials Anxious as to
m the Storm's Effect,
Itecord of Deaths from the Disease
Sinoe the Moravia Sailed.
All the Passengers at Fire Island
Reported to Be Well.
Ii Champagne Released from Qunr
v r nntlne This Afternoon.
Health Department,
New . erlt, Hept. 14, 10 A. .11.)
ODIrlnli
' Ns rases of cholera have yet apprarrd
In tbiarlty.
G'HAItt.KH ('. WILSON. President.
Iim.lKlNrS CI. A It K, ISerrctarj.
I
i Ten battalion of Naval Reserves nudllio
. contingent of tlio bixty.ninth Regiment,
I. which cuibiirkul ou the Irou Moaniboat
l'egasus j cstonlny for l'iro Island, woro
' unable to land because of the heavy sens
and tho prevalent Eole, and the l'egasiiB
, returned to this city, tjing up at the
Communlpaw docks at 2 o'clock this
morning.
Gov, Flower lias ordered all the militia
ailed mto sen tee yesterday, except tlio
Thirteenth Keg.me nt, to bo dismissed.
( . The Thirteenth is at Babylon. ami will re
anain there so long is Atljt.-Gen l'orttr
may think nocosntrv.
Health Officer Jenkins announced this
moraine tbnt the passengers from the
iNorraonnla, now hold at Fire Island, will
probably be released from Quarantine
to-morrow and bo permitted to return to
' tbeir homes.
The Norronnnla's cargo is to bo light
ered, aud after coal and prowsions hare
beeu put on board in the lower bay, will
procoeil to hen nt once without touting up
to tbo city.
The health officials are fearful that the
prevailing storm, which will force immi
grants on the detained ships iu the bay to
remain between decks, will result in de
veloping more cases of cholera, ftomoro
j ' deaths and only one new case was re.
1 ported from tho hospitals this moraine.
m0t' The arrival of the Bohemia from Hnui
sW 'burg, with 073 immigrants on board, is
1 awaited w itlt great anxiety by tho qtinrau.
1 tiuo omoiuls. bho has not jet In en
I ' sighted.
I Justice Barnard lias postponed henring
I in the habeas corpus proceedings
I brought in tho interest of the Nor.
ft tnannia's detained passengers till next
Bl Monday forenoon.
II Inhabitants of Babylon and other
IP points along Great Honth Bay have re.
II solved to appeal to the higher courts to
1 1 prevent the establishment of a Quarantine,
II station ou Fire Island.
U The calu blowing tu-ihy prevents coin-
I uiunication with l'iro Island.
I v The New York Board of Health is in-
I vestlgatiug several coses of death under
Hi circumstances which led attending pbysl-
II I elans to fear that they were caused by
II 'cholera. Nothing bus yet developed
MM which seems lo justify the fear.
I Dr. JenLiLS this forenoon released
II from Quiirnulino tbo steamships JIius-
lm dsm, Didnm mid Belgculnud.
IP It lo not now expelled that tho camp at
JH Haufly IlooU will bo remly for occupancy
m by qua-outind immigrants before Satur.
' day,
fleu. Porter this afternoon telegraphed
MM to Col. Austen to return with. his com.
My tuacd (the Thirteenth) from Babylon, at
i any time which in his discretion soemed
Hj proper imd Mlo. Ho U to leave a guard
v
:
XsMssU. !a ,'i.i .A.M ..l.i, vfi i,J.i.it;iUilM''i
of fifty men or moro, at may in his judg.
meut seem nocesssry.
Dr. Jenkins has bceu order 1 by tho
Qoveiuor to sund his force of special
ofrlcors to l'iro Island, and tho Sheriff of
Suffolk Comity has been instructs I to
swear in a Biifllcieut number ot special
depntits to presjre the ncaco and ca
opt rate with tho Health officer's Rpcchls.
The Htate of Nevada, from (ilasow,
nrrhod at Quarantine this afternoon with
115Haloon, IOC second cabin and 65 Moer
nge pns,cngers. All on board arc well.
'the RteainKliip btuto of Nevada, which
anhed to-day, having sailed after Sept. 1,
lis tho first to couio under the twenty-ds'
luarautiuo rule prescribod in Frcsideut
Harrison's proclamation.
The steamship h Chainpaiuo was re.
leased from quarantine At 1 T tills nftor
noon. Itwashiiid at Qiiirautiun Station
that the Mnjestiu would bo ptruiitted to
go to her pier late this afternoon.
Dr. Volght reports that all the Norman
nia's passengers nt Firu Island are well
to-day, and that tho quarantine is being
stricllv mnmtainod.
to in: pit i k to-ii .in it iu.
lr. .Irnliln rnunUi-K In llrpak Nortnnn.
iiln'i, l'ne ePi' Qunran hif,
lrrni to tiii: ttfnio wna'n I
(I'AHAMisr, . I , Sept. 14 Dr. JcnUns
I said to an I.umm Wouiii reporfr tu's
mornl ig that tlio Normannia's passengers
I now uanlncil at I Ire Iblana will Ix- released
i
to-morrow and be rllowcu to proicert to their
Uoino".
I -
msTMw
m j
I
aikx. uinois Tiir rnri at rinr isIanp.
1 he caDln ps&songira ot tho ltusla nlll.lt
nothing occurs in tne mean time to prevent,
be transferred to the oil warship Xeiv llamr
sbirothls ntternooi and 1c lan'ol it Fin
Island ns soon ns accommodations can bo
arranged.
o annngeinciits hac as )it tfn Inndi'
or tinnfcrorrlni: tli twinh-even cabin ims
wnjers now ntnaril tin. SLamiit In IIiuIovth
bij, but Ur. Jenkins Is lonsldcrlnj thopos
Mbllltyot putting them aooaul the Cepheus
and holding tliem In the lower bay until ne
considers 11 sate to land them,
i Xo cabin passengers will be landid at
bandy Hook.
WII.I. AI'l'i:.!, TO IIK1IIEK COUIITH.
Ilnlijliiulnna' I'urnnar Kxprreil al an
liitllsnllnn 3I(ialltitf.
IfrrciAi to mr rvtMvo vnittn I
' IIaiimos, L. I., sept 14. Altliotigli the
cab'n pusieni;uh noui the NornmnulJ h'.vu
at last been sadly landed at rlro Island and
ate installed In the burt Hotel, the residents
or the town ot Isllp navo by no means given
up the right, ana preparations have been
made to employ every logal means to remove
the present occupants ot Fire Island as
speedily as possible and prevent any moro
quarantined passengers from being landed
there.
i 'I his was tho scnw of tho public meeting
held last night al lias shore, which was at
tended by many promluent lesldents or tho
town, Including ex.i.ounty Judge WllmolM.
bmlth, Lawyer Macliel, coroner U. H. Moore,
Uen. Ucorge W. Wlngale, Postmaster Perry
I H Wicks and Editor F. A. Johnston, of the
I Suffolk County Journal.
A long series o resolutions was adopted,
declaring that the local authorities had been
overpowered by the btate omclaU; that tho
establishment of an annex cnolera hospital In
thn town limits was Illegal, and directing
that the matter be brought before the (Iraud
.lm) to take the mcossjry steps for tho In-
' dhtinent of pcisons responsible lor the alleged
outrage.
The Hoard ot Health was also directed by
the resolutions to Issuo a warrant to the
Snerirr of the county lo apprehend and re
move all the Normannia's passengers at Fire
Island and to prevent the further entry upon
It ot such persons or btggage, and to call to
his aid the whole power of the county.
Nearly COO militiamen from the Thirteenth
Regiment were quartered tbls morning at
Watson's Hotel here. The are expected to
go liter to Hre Island some time to-du.
K tremerdous southeast gAl Is blowing
this morning and the lay li white with
hi takers. Asthosiorm has been raging all
night the sea oulBldo Is ery heavy. Tho
Cepueus still Pes anchored In the channel.
The weather Is too rough in the bay to
allow sailboats to navigate It satcly, and as
yet there baa been no direct communication
with Fire Island to-day. it is reported by
telegraph that all Is quiet at the burf Hotel,
whero the Normannla'H cabin passengers are
quattcrtd, although there have been some
murmurs of dlsatlfactlon with the food
which Is being served to them.
NOT. FtOsVKIt'H UltDEKM.
lie IHsmUes All the .Ullllla Kxeeat Ike
Talrteenlh.
Oov, Flower's flrst callers at the Windsor
Hotel to-dty came very early. They were
Lieut. W. Butler Duncan, of the Third l.
Yield) Navel Kwrvw, and KcUgo Wee, of
vu
0
the Fourth Division, who called at the hotel
at a o'clock this morning. 1 he (.ovcrnor bad
leftrrderi at tho efflco not to be disturbed,
and the night tlerk routed nut 1 rttatubecrc
tary Uilllania Instead.
Thu Naval itescrte ofllcors were t equeotcfl
to meet Oov. Flower at h o'clotk, snd at that
hour they again called and reported lotlie
Governor that tbo Naval llaltullnn was still
on board the 1'egusiK, Uigulier with the
Wxty-nlntu llegloient lontlngent, anchored
I iirT t nuiniunlptw coil ilis ks. w lit re t hey had
l remained since'.' oilotk this morning. Com
maudtr Miller, ot the. Ilerenis, had ordered
Ihpso onicen to npjr. Ij (io. I lower for
orders.
Inotlotemnr at onto alieeted that the Ite
scrca and Nation il ilunidsnu n should bo
' dlsmlsse I, aid older was telephoned to
tomintndtr Miller, at loininiiiilran.
'I ho l'egasuj was thin ordtnd t.nder waj
for phr tin North Hirer, whcic bJth com
mauds were dismissed.
The (ioernor was aeen In his apartments
after lie hau llulshed hrciklasl. loan t.r
imi Soriii rrportci ho said
"Ihato nothing very new to tell ou now.
, I hiiro sent unit is to Commander Miller and
Col lavanaRli to nlmlss their commands.
I I ho detainment from the thirteenth Kel-
I mint wia remain al Ilibvlou iinill Atl,'t..(,cn.
I I'ortcrdcteimtncs upon the I lino tint the)
shall be rtuilltd. lire Island Isnowuiultr
the biipcn lalon o( lh" xtali IV irJ of Health
heintarj Uti Il.itcli, o( the btate lloird
ot Health, lallid on tlio locrnor at III
i o'tlnik 'tcritar Ilali b sail: " It Is not ab
solutily lornct to a that Mro Island Is
under tho excluslo lontrtl ot the btato
Uoird. As fur as the sanitary arrangemcntH
are concerned, lliu Island Is under mr
Hoard's supenlslon, but as regards the quai
aiitlnlng of passengers there they are still
and will continue lo be undir thu i onlrol ot
the Health Omcer. c contn 1 only the saul
tar regulatlonsot lire Islsnd, and have no
supervision our the si 111 quarantined passen.
gers."
Co. I lower sent a message at loncloc'- to
(ten. I'nrtir, who Is stopping at the (luind
I nlou Hottl, dlieilliig hliu lu rcpoit al the
Windsor it out e.
At.lt -ecu. 1 ortcr visited the lorinor at
10 4,", a d alter n llltecu-iuluute conference
the l.ovtrnor annojnctd to tho newspaper
representatives that he had scut telegrams
to the bhirirt ot (juceus ( ount), to the Sher
iff o bi ITolk County and to lir. JeuKlns, and
when tao illitttloiis ihth'Hi telegrams had
been i an led out he would in del tubUlsmlMiil
oi tin-'iiuiK ruth l.et,lmini row statlontd al
1 ul j Ion. 'I hi so are the telegrams
Alhirl I'. Darlthi, .htiljf uj A ,11. r.wnfy, Dal y
I". I. .
I tti.nk jtm for the efficiency dlcptirej Swear
in doalic4tni;iiarilthltnillnsAor the Rlnple At
Ullp or anj other port lu your toiutr wturi iho
ln(l II. 1' Fluu.B.
Jam" orfll, ShtttJF Oti.i runly Ltml hlitmt
se;ir In iteputles euonrh to pi a d the port.
Mh-re the Rlpit'elatii'iitn lu remler route between
I orlt In jour totint) anil I ire LUiu'.
It. P riowrn.
lit II. f. Jrnlrtii, Oimrnnflne
bend the betatice of joar poliuemen to I Ire leltnd
to roike ronr qUArantlue line itronfer.
II. V. FlOKEH.
The Governor and Trot. Collin, his legal ad
viser, held a coulerence as to the legal status
of the Uato Board ot Health and the quaran
tine ornclals as legards 1 Ire Island, and, atter
looktn.' up tho law In the prtrulsis, Prof.
Collin gauniit tulsoplnli n:
The SUte Hi Aril if Health nan pruere to kIto
nrtlera lo a local Poerit of Ilea 111, and hat the
cime ncneral jurlddli lion orer btale proi ert fill
alo Board hau In lU lo.illty The Mate Hoard
jeilrrdar tiotitUil the local Hoard of Hhp of Ihle
.Itiintion.
The jurladictlon of the Htate Iloarl in no ay
Interferes with the poer or autliottt of Ir. .len
kiui tn Qu.rautinx inattere on riroU'aml. He la
a btate offloer.
"Thar Is to show that there will be no
clashing between the Btate Board and Dr. j
Jenkins ns Health omcer," said Prof. Collin
Intoucltislon.
mess cottaor at camp ion.
Tho following despatch reached the Cor
enmr at . I o'clock t his mornl g:
Our Ian thr here Dili afteini-M. after nam
berle.ieffo tn ou the part of benalnr Vtllemoo,
A. M I'.luirr, Koherl M Thompson, an 1 earue.t
apptala from uj e f, In 111) name of f.ial.liel
women and children, to at 1 aat allow tne w .men
and etilldreu of the party to laud at Fire l.land,
uai effroted to.daj amid the greattitt demon.tra
tion In ht.tory
1 arransed for the baud tn rnacb lo the lead,
playlns " Ked, White and Hlui," and otner Na
tional aire, while the paiteoger niartheJ four
abreast, keepfng atep to the niu.lc.
We h. redone nothing fur the peat th'ee dayn
I but ippeal In the rame of flod, humanity and the
lawe of the Mate of Mew York and the pro, ama
tlou of the ihlef 1 lei ut I re of the umt, I till ha I,
howerer, no effect, It wai A beautiful and hart
warming eight, and the evente of thlt day will
loog be remembered
In coutraat with the burden which liae been on
our ehouldere on account of tbelntenee atifferlng
of the peieeager. of the steamer Gepheue, bee been
theoonductof their wlree, eletert and daughter.
1'becaplalo. crew and pa.eengereot the Cepbeu.
and the Health Officer and the help on Fife Inland,
where we are now quarantined, and all well under
very pleasant and comfortable cireom.taui'e., all
unite in three hearty chee;e for (lor Fluwer . ad
nuni.traliou I. T. Wall .
This afternoon (lea. Porter telegraph d to
CoU Austen to dismiss the Thhteentli Ittgl-1
ment at hts discretion, rolalulng onlj a stif
' nolent number say niiy men as
might In his judgment ho necessary lor a
guard to assist the Sheriff and the Health
Officer's special policemen.
MAY (JAUHK AlOUK CAHKH.
Haln, Prlvlng Inaalaranla fjeltn llrthe,
feared kr Quaraullne Ufilrere,
lerrriAL to th gvismo wnei" I
vji'ARANTiM, 8. L.Sert, 14.-A pelting rain,
tho fen runner or tho equinoctial storm,
struck Upper quarantine this tnornlpg and
compelled the walling crowds there to kcip
closely within the boarding station. Dr.
Walter, bclore he went down tho La), said be
was fearful that the wet weather would be
the direct cause ol additional cholera cases
down tne bay, lie based this opinion on the
OMumptlon that the Inclement weather
(Cenffiutd en Second fag.)
.lMf ,r,'..' if'ViV"ri - Mt.
ai.yiygai
FEAR A FATAL RESULT,
Mrs. Harrison's Condition De
olarod to Be Critioal.
Consulting Phys'clais Is3ue a Bul
letin for tlio Public.
The President's Wife siifTerliia from
Tuberi ulosls mill l'leurlsy.
trv amociatfi. rapss 1
loos I Axr lloisic.shpt. 14 Dr. Dougherty,
of New ork, arrivid here at Ik' 30 o clock
thU morning b special train from Maliuic
and prococdt d at once to Mi s. II urlsjn s lull-
. side, actompanled by her regular physician,
Dr. Gardner, of W asblngton.
j flh" l'rcddcnt was also pros"nt.
Mr, llarils m was ashepat the time, an 1
ll was dietned best not lu mouse licr.
Dis. F. K. Gardner, of Washington: I". F.
I Doughty, of New tik, and F. I. Trud'-au, nl
saranai, held a consultation at tho l'lcl
duul's cottage about noob, and at Its tlnso
the following stall ncnt was Issued lomern
IngMts Ilairlson's condltl in-
"I'rlmurt dltiase, pulmonary UiIxtcuIiisIs
ot ilgbl side, assoiltted with nert oils prostri
Hon. Itetent compile nlou. sub-iicuto
pleurisy, with rapid effusion of watir In the
right iii( si, necessitating two tappings, with
some teller, l'rtsent coudtt ton. critical on
account ot tendemj toreiirodutllon of fluid.
HeinoMil In Washington at pri'ii nt Imprsst-
I ble. 1 rnguosttiatloii as to Immediate nuuic,
' uncertain."
The 1'ie'ldent's family mke no etTott tn
conceal th.lr great alarm at the situation.
Thu phtslUauH adUe thcin to hopo (or the
best, but orfer no real eniourct incut. Ihiy
have, so It is Raid, quietly Intimated to tho
Picsldei.t tlio strong probability ul a fatal
result.
The President Is i most fnttniul compan
Ion, and rnnly Raves Mr- Harris m's t ni
si to. In lac , ho roallj sh ires the iiursliig nt
lh bit alld wlih a piorcHstnnil atti nilanl.
l!us.,ell llarrlsin and Mis. MtKte, tlio
I'rtsldenl's sou and t'aughlir, no also lu
constant atundaiice. "ho former was suui
inoned fiom New oik as soon as the dlstnsu
look a dangerous turn. He arrivid hcrj ibis
morning.
Mrs. Hussell Harrison will probabl) also be
here la a day or two. Mrs. Dlmmlck and Mis.
I'arkor, nieces of Mrs. Harrison, and I lent
I'arktr accompanied Mrs llnrrlson hire, and
hae over since bet n iiiircmitllng luthelt at
tention to her.
I'nless there should be a decided Imprute
ment In Mrs. Harrison's coudlllJU within the
next few dajs, of which thtru Is Mr)
little prospect at prtsent, tho I'resldtnl will
not return lo Waablnglou In tlmo for thu
Grand Arm) encampment next wick, If, In
deed, bo Is not detained l.eio lor several
weeks bejond that period
OneofMrt Harrison's physicians has au
thorized tho lnllnwliig statement of her taso:
she was first t ikeii with nsevtreiillaii,
of tlio t,rii lu Waslili glun In tin Mnltr ot
Ibuo, itlluwid and .ig,'iaaied li) Mint
brotiilital and piilmoi ar) tioiiblts latllng
SUU13I1IIU. n hlle at tape Mi) lu Uif sum
mer of lhlil she agulu took a lna) mid ui.d
and Hie brontnlal troubles n ippcared.
' It was some weeks Liilorc this attack
yielded to treatment. Last inter she had h
-ccond attack o: the grip, whlih this tlmo
was followed uy catarrhal pneumonia Isstlcg
sevt nor eight daj s.
"After that she was trouhltd by a severe
cough, followed In March list with a
slight homoirl.a,e ot thu light lung,
followed b) consolidation of tbo
right upc. T his consolidation n is m initially
Increased up to thi preunl time, and is uc
compaulcd by nervous proslratluu.'
MAJESTIC'S FAST VOYAGE.
Arrived To-Day In 5 Days, 18 Hours,
47 Minutes from Queonstown.
The White btar steamship Majestic, w lilcli
arrived at b ','0 a. w. tc-dey, from I ivrrpool,
made lite last tlmo ot ft da)s, in hours, 47
mlnutis. Had It not Uenlor thopal" tiacuu
tindotT shoro hir oillcers think sin might
hao broken thn inord, now held b) tint I Ity
of Paris, ot ft di j t, 15 hours, ','K uitiun
The Mnjesilc brings 'JHH llrst iitiiln aml'Jin
stiond cabin pasmgers, but i oue lu lliu
steerage, bho will probably como up the bay
to-morrow, as all are well on board
Among the caulu passengers are Mr J,
Wnlttaker Ellis, Bart, and Lad) KIIIn Migeuu
Illgglns, c. () Iver beiln, Itear-Admiral S.
Long, Hon Parker, Mr. and Mia. i.iorgi) 1".
Howell and G. It. and Miss Bchlefleiin.
DRUNK, WITH MANY JEWELS.
Articles Worth J0.000 on it Mnn
Plotted Up on the Street.
Irtdorlck Walters, a linen mi reliant, of
100 Franklin street, w as found lylugtn bis
back drunk In front of the Broadway Tabu
nacle Church, near rnirty-fourth street. In
tho Jefferson Market Police Court he was
discharged On hlsp-rsoj werntvi In ii-h.
a flue g( Id witch and chain andjindry
worth abjiit etl.oun
barber Adam Complnlntt of TIiIpvim.
Ilcury I' Aiiams, proriletur of a tnrbtr
shop at lit) and r.'I N.vsau ntrtel, tUiius
that bis shop nas enlt red by ihletes during
the night, and t.iat two halr-cllppers and
twelve rarors were taken. Ho says lie pre
viously made two complaints to thu pollen at
the Oak street statlou that suspicious persons
loitered around bis store.
Sent Back to a Baltimore Asylum.
Sidney W llkluson, who escaped from the
Mount Hope Ins mo Asylum, Baltimore, the
weok Ic.'orelasi, and was nrrcstcl In this
city ye sti rdat . w as lommll tert to i h" citfctod)
ot btlcctlio iiaiah to-day, to be taken bics
to Baltimore.
Defused to Talcs Her.
The police reported this morning that Am
bulance Hurgron JtcArthur, of tho Presbyter
ian Hospital, bad refused last night to take to
the hospital Mrs. Ancle Shullack, a servant
ailST4 'third avenue, whom be bad attended
In childbirth. Her employers bad her re
fflVToatoBelievue, j
W i&$ "iN-c
ALMOST LOST IN THE ICE IN MAINE.
j NEW BANK EXAMINER.
William n. KlmbnU Appointed to
! Aot In This City.
nv AFRocUTrn rsrae J
I Washimitos, bepl. 14. Comptroller Hep-
. but n to-day filled tho vacancy In the Bank
Fxamlnirshlp for the ell I of New Virk by i
the nptiiluttnent of Wllllsm H. Kimball, of
. I'antcn, N. Y.
Mr. Klinbill's appointment was rocotn
inci lb il b) 1 . II I'uMtis, Jr .of the Importers
ml li mi i -i N iilonal Hi nk; J. I award bun
on n-, ut h I .mi lh sutloual Hank; 1'. H.
'I i,iiu, of tin tialiailn Nutlui.nl Hank, and
nihil s
n Klmbillls ITiHllml ul the St. Law
iti.ic count) Hunk, in t inton He was lor
mill) ttltet ot tho .litTirsou Count) National
Hills nt Watertuwii.
BISHOPS IN SESSION.
Archbishop Corrlgan Presides Over
th Mootlnar To-Das-.
The lllsnops of tho dloccsesnf N'cw York
I'rovluiomet tr-da) at the residence of Arcli
i bishop Cirrlgan, on Madison avenue, llicre
wtro pniini: Dr. Bernurd J. Mccjuald, of
ltuchesiei ; Dr. btevin Mncent Ilyau, of
Buffalo; Dr. brands MiNiern), of Albany;
j Dr. W. Michael Wlggor, of Newark; Dr.
. Mlihael J. o'i urrcll, of Trenton ; Dr. Patrick
II. Luddcn, ot eyracuso ; Dr. ( lurlcs K. Mc-
Donni II, of Brook!) n, and Dr. Iliury Gabriels,
of tigdinsburg I lio Archnl-hnp presided.
I Iiih siibjicisof dlsiusston were not made
I piillh, bin it was iinnnn lull) stated that the
jiarlsli-siliool uuestluii ruint' up. Amnngiho
loKst(i be illaiiised nro tin laws agnlnsi
nut somtlis and tho pupiseil ClUllellJ
1 1) iiiniic-s lu Chlingo
END OF THE GALE.
I It Blown Off Into Canada and Leaves
, Warmer A!r.
Thogalelhat bad blown at the rate of from
thirty-six lo fort) knots an hour from the
souihiast and piled up heavy seas all night
I long subsided this morning, and veering to
tho west, was blowing only iilno knots an
hnui ul 8 nilock. Al 10 o'clock there was .
but a six-knot i pliyr stirring tlio air.
The storm iintru hid passed our the low ei
lakes and on" Into ( aiiada, and the aunoj.
pin ru all about New Uirk was clearing and
warmir. I
During the night the wind blow great guns I
at Hints, sweeping over the ocean between
Bloik Island and sandy Hook at a sixty-knot
rate In the . Hy It tamo lu gn al gusts that
whistled and swept everything before It.
COLUMBIA SAILS A DAY AHEAD.
lo Acoommodato Americans Who
Want to Rnturn from lurope,
'iho Humbuig-Ainirican stennishlp colum-
blt sailed fur bun hauiptou ul 10 UO to-da)
Instead of to-morrow, whin she was lo boil '
1 bhe tarries the mall but no passengers or '
freight. A number ot jasssngers were bool ed
I lu go on her lo-morrow, but tho Company dc-'
elded to send her a da) ahead In order to at-1
1 commodate about ftUO Americans who were
in eomo on (ho Norinaiinla, which cannot
inako Iter trip.
I I ho Columbia carried '-.'.'.0 extra tons of coal
as ballast.
I. and G. N. im.'a Chattol Mortgage.
' (HT A..01 MTJ 11 SI I. I
llnisios, lev., bept 14 - chattel mort
gago Has U-i'ii tiled with the louutv clerk In
I favor of thu Mercantile 'liust Company, of
New 'i ork, to Bciure tho pa) ment of third
mcrtgago4 er cent, gold bunds In the sum
of s.i, ooo.ooo by the international and Great
Northern Hallway company.
Eelam'c Shock In Illinois,
tsv AieoiiAirn rsrs. I
Anva, Ilk, bept. 14. This city was shaken
up jestenlay ulttrnoon about 4 u'clotk In
qulto aseteru partluinaki' shoik 'flic libra,
lliu was si marked mat wind jus, dishes, Au
were latthd ttry ptntptlbh.
More Seniors Seized by Ittissla.
V AfelOCIATEP rHt.t I
Victoria, II. t'.. Sept. 14 - Iho schooner
Agnes MiHonald confirms the report ot fur
ther Itusslan seizures, bhe saw the Vancou
ver Belle seized, and her captain says other
schoontrs were taken. Not wishing lo run
the risk ut seizure he called In his boats and
gut aw a).
I -.
I Supposed Incendiary Fire
PT enxlAlrii rsr. '
lMiitNioilt, Sept. 14.- (Ht'ef tupposcd
1 Incei dlar) origin early this morniug dc
stroyeJ the largo building of the t'nlon
Transfer and btorago i ompany. Twelve
freight cars were also burned. The lots Is
estimated at etjOO.OOO,
I Onlrllraads al All-Tobacco I'lgarrltio
, MadebyTnot. II. IIaiXi "BfTwns Taa Acts "
ll.ran.tel.cco, "BaATs," VlrglolA loMeMlOe
IllAtr PiMS(,utJiBMtiettu,,. (.klUen.'e
i
'i'li'-f-ffiiiaf"" - wytS
TO MARRY ATTAI.IE CLAIRE.
Alfred Kayno to Malcn Her His
Brldo This Evening.
MissAttalln Clahe, tlio well-known (opera
singer, aud Alfred hat lie, the young million.
aire, It Is anuounctd, are to Imi married al the
Hotel Windsor at 7 o'clock this iteulng.
Tho wedding Is said to bo thu result of an
exciting romance thai began whou )oung
Ka)lio Rbuwcicd bouquets of tbo (holiest
(loners upon Miss Clalrt, who wast lull sing
ing In the ruuipun) of I llllan ltti'sell, tho
star. Miss Itussill Is said tn havo objected to
such signal tokens to a suborJloav In her
troupe and a quam 1 fnlluwetl. as a iisnlt of
which Miss Altallo lost iter position, but c tp
inri'rt Havre.
lliu wt ddlng this evening will bo qulit and
the ceriinony will b in r lor me d by Dr. U 111
Ism Iv. Hall, formeily guardian o( the bridegroom.
LYONS'S RELEASE PUT OFF.
Howe Sayn Hs Has Suffered More
than Normannia's Passengers.
lames F. lyuns, Indicted with Mlikcj
bltney for Iho minder of Bob 1 yons, was
brought before Judge ltenih In the hnprtmr
Court t hamliers to-da), upon a writ ol
habeas corpus.
W llllum F. Howe, his counsel, asked tor kls
release on ball or his discharge, claiming
that there was no evidence upon which ho
could be held
lie dtilarid thai the sufTeilngsnf the prl
oner sine- ho has bmi In Jill, tome six
mouths, lnve been gnati r than those of thu
passeiikiisoii the Norinaiinla.
It was arranied tbit the wilt should bo
heard tit xl I u-silav 1 1 fore Juugo Ingranam,
and I j ons wits taken lo lull.
M'SWYNY AGAIN IN JAIL.
Held for 1050 Arrears of Alimony
Which He Bays He Can't Pay.
Bryan G. McHwyny, the shoe dealer of H.1H
Broadway, Is again In Ludlow Mreet Jail.
Ho was arrested In July for contempt ot
court in not paying his wife, Catharine M.
Mf,wyny, !() a witk alimony ns ordered by
Jusilco Beach, of the biipreiuo I ourt. Hit
was released a few days afterwards on a
teihnlcallt), and was )eitsiday rearrtsttd
on a new order, puisu int to which Mi'swyii)
will have to pa) n"ij arrears or alluion) or
sta) lu Jail.
Moswyny says ho no longer owns tho store
alS'lP Broadway, and Is too poor to pa) thut
amount.
FLOWER TO VISIT OYSTER BEDS.
Tbo Governor to Make a Trip Up
the Sound To-Morrow.
Gov. 1 lower will visit llioojster beds In
long Island bound, on tho northerl) shore
ol I ong Island, to-morrow.
He long ago piomlvd todo so, in conjuin
tion with the btutu Hshiiy lommlsslon, aid
his visit has no connection with the present
i ondltlou of affairs al llru Island oi al )uai
amine. I wo deputation ot cltlzeus from the Fif
teenth and beventeenth wards In IlruokDu
called on Gov. Howir this morning to atr
their grievances auent the nuisances in Now
town creek.
WESTERN UNION'S DIVIDEND.
Oeclnrod To-Dny at thn Usual Rute,
1 1-4 Per Cent
Hlrettoi sot tho Western I nlou T digraph
Cnmpaii), ut a uniting to-da), declared thu
usual quartetly dividend of 1I4 percent.
The capital stock Is to be increased
f la.HOO.uuu, making a total of i 00,000,000
Struck by a Falling Tree.
During the stoim early this morniug a
trie was blown down lu front ol 1.1 Jeflersjii
slreot. Itstrmk a horse owned bv (1 11.
rx'i'llg. of 7" anil strut, who was driving
past, and sllghtl) Injured the animal.
Republican Ratification Meeting.
'Iho James ( lllaine l lub, of Harlem, will
hold a ratlniallun mtetlng to-morrow even
ing at bulierallnrliin Klver Park. I.x-cuu-grisman
Masun and others will speak.
Howling Dervtebea Depart.
The twinly-two ilowllug Dtrvlshes, who
came to this countr) from Morocio two
months ago to give eshllltlonsof dancing,
Imwlliif. vc.ssllid for hi'iim to-day on thu
steamship Waosland. for Mitwerp,
Ble Eawin and Minister Boalle Ball.
Srlr lilwln Ainold the Ingllsh poet, and
Iruxtou Healle, I nlled -uns Mlnlait-r to
Gretce, sailed for I Iverpool to-dav on the
steamship City of New lurk.
Kleotrlo Wire Starts a Fire.
Thereof ol the building 24U llortir) caught
lire laal Bight from an eltcirk-H.'Ot wlte.
blight damage was done.
DIPLOMATS FIGHT A DUEL.
A Spanish Marquis Wounded In the
Leg by a Gorman Enron.
Inr AMotLTrii rprse-l
Tint Haoik, "opt. 14. - Baron von Gartner
Grlcbcuun, becrttar) ot the (lei man le
gation here, and Mnrquls do Valladareo,
Vcrelsrv of tho Spanish I.ogatlon, beiamo
Involved In a quariel a lew days ago, with
thu result that u challenge 10 fight a duel was
puffed and neuptetl.
I '1 he principals nnd their seconds proceeded
j thlsinornlng to n si tludtd placn In Ihosub
I urisnn iiIiito sctilcl tin ir difficulty accord
ing 10 1 In-code.
Tho result ot the duel was tbo wounding Of
tho Mitrquisln tne Itg.
THE ETHIOPIA DISABLED.
She Turned Back After an Accident
to Her Engines,
ftr AesoriATsn csrSfi.t
Insiinv, tpt. 14 Iho Hr'ltl'.li steamer
bcamiliiarlan, 1 apt. becconibe. from Bos
ton M.pt, ,1 for Glangnw arrived at
Gnenoc't to-da). bbe roports that ou
sept. 10, In latitude ft I N, longitude fi4 W.,
she met thu Alienor lino s earner Kthlopla,
dipt. W llsnn, from Glasgow bept. 1 for New
York, returning tc t'lo l)de with her engines
disabled.
Alternards the bcandlnavlan spoke Ibe
snehor line steamer Hirneesli, Capt. Harris,
whli h was golui. to the asslstanio of the
Hhlopla.
'I he stiumer smic uf Nevada, wh ch nr-
rlvnl this inoruliu iromtilii-gow repcrts that
slit stoke the 1 miopia oil sept. II T tint
I stiauiii was thin laying to nlih tnglius
.tllsablid. bin elgnaliei mat tbo inachlner)
would be lu w 01 king order lu a short time.
A SHERIFF SENT TO JAIL.
Found Outlty for Contompt of Re
fusing to Hang a Murderer.
Irv A.mriATan fares. 1
Has I'hamisio, CaL, bept. 14 Judgo Mur
ph) juslerduy found bhcrlft lauuidster
guilty of loutimnl of Court for refusing to
txi'iutu Munlirer John McNulty and sen
tenced him to twentv-lour hours' Imprlsou
ment in county Jail.
McNult) was louud guilty of the murder of
Thomas Collins and wan sentenced lu be
hanged Aug. 111. Gov. Markham, however,
I granted a reprieve of fifteen da) a lu order
thut an application tor a nttw trial might bo
llled.
I A now trial was refused, but the bherirf, at
thucsplralluu ot thu n prlevo, refused to pro
tei t with tlm ixeiutlun without a nt w nrdi r
irom the court. n order was thin Issued
fixing the dale of exet talon for net. 4.
.lodge Murph) holds that the first order
fixing tlio ixiiutlon lor Mig. Ill was good
after the reprlevo expired, and nccordiugl)
found tbe bherirf guilty ut contempt 101 not
obeying It.
Called from tile Bed to Die.
lav AseocLTEn rag.. 1
Jacxsoxviue, Fla., bout, 14. A young
man named Jauies 11. Mi adovis had been miss
lug from bomi'.ncar Houston, KlA.sluce Satur
day ntglit. islerday his body was found In
Iho wools about a inllo (rem that village.
Meadows was last sten allvo lu compan)
vvltu two nelghbois. who called him fiom his
bed late Wat unla) night. Iho verdict nl Iho
1 oroner s Jur) charges thorn with the crime.
'Hit r havo been arrtsted There Is great ex
citement, and extra guards have been placed
around thn jail at I Ire oak, where tho pris
oners are confined.
Old Alliance Sent to Sea Again.
tnT A.snciATvn raise 1
His Iranubco, bept, 14. The old corvette
sillatice has beeu ordered to start within ten
il.i)s fur Honolulu. As the Alliance arrived
ou I rlda) from china, she Is In no shape tor a !
I nig voyage, bho will replai e the Boston,
wi I his to Join Admiral Gherardi's squadron
on lu cruise iu bouth America.
el a
Yachts Reached by tbe Storm,
isrri-i.i. in thk rvrNitu world.
Bath Bsacii, N Y bept, 14. Tho storm
created considerable bavoc among the yachts
and small boats anchored here, The piers
were also badly damaged. Tbe yachts
Dorothy, Isabel, bunueam. Brrta aud Bonny
li.wn were beached. Pierre Lorlllard s steam
)acht csiapcd serious damage.
Independent of the Federation.
li t associated rares I
iMiiASArmi", Ind, bept. 14 The dele
gates to the National Convention of Street
Hallway Implo)oes have doclded 10
organize Independently ut the American
leilerallon of Labor and thu Knights of
Labor.
1'axl. rati. rl. Taxi,
Beet all-tbceoelttsltes, 10 cents per PAex.ti'
1
LUST EDITION. I
FORGED TO PUT BACK. 1
m
Pegasus, with TroopB on Board. JI
Was in Extreme Danger. 'wM
m
High Seas Prevented Landing at '!$
Fire Island. 19
Sixty-ninth and Naval Reserves dim 'rtVm
mlsied by Gov. Flower To-Day. r'm
1
jM
The Iron steamboat rcgasus, which started 4S'ilml
for Flro Island yesterday with the Naval IHfl
lleservcs and members ot the Slxty-nlnth "TH
llcglment aboard, was lying this morning at Mt
communlpaw coal docks, she could not land -sfriM
at Ura island and was obliged to put back to jM
New York lu the face of a terrltlo storm. 'jf
The experiences ot tho night were thrilling V?H
In tho extreme. Al ono tlmo the storm raged "jvwl
soncrcily that many on board feared they 9
would nevor reach port alive. - tM
on Itoikaway Inlot, on the way back, when '&
thn Pegasus was rolling and plunging about ';iU
Hi thu hnavy seas, throe heavy shocks were
felt, as It the vessel had struck the long sand vir-B
bar. Thn bumps succeeded each other at t"M
Intervals n( n low stionds, and came when fl
tho steamer sank donu m tho trough of tho W'lB
sea. sB
1 ho lifeboats wrre manned and mado ready MM
to launch at a moment's notice, for It was te. &!
llerrtl at the time that a hole must bavo MjB
been stovo In the bottom of the steamboat's VF'tfM
hull. MM
1 here were six lifeboats aboard and one In H
tow. l'o.' a tew mlnules there was an Inter- v
v al ot terrlb e suspense, and then tbe steamer ' "2?M
went nlieud again apparently unharmed. Bhe v'SfB
reached Communlpaw at 'J o'clock this morn- jH
mg. iMm
During the entire trip back the see ran 2?eml
very high and the gigantic waves broke over -jB
the main deck continuously, floodmg f with !
water. The Naval Reserves, who were qdor- WM
tercd on that deck, were compelled to seek 4M
refuge la the upper saloon with the soldiers .t&m
ot the blxty-nlbth. fAJ
At onu time it was feared that the engine- rwB
room wnnld be flooded and tbe fires put out, f?
1 he vessel danced like s cockleshell on tho i.M
tops of the big waves and pitched and tossed v&fl
so violently that nearly half llm men on board ,'Jt1
were made seasick, which added to the misery f M
nt their situation. t-MX
'I hu upper cabin as well as the main deck; ;
was drenched with sea water, which could 'ftiH
not be kept out, and no one could get a wtnk '$1
of sleep the whole night long. The supply ot lM
food was very llmlied, too, and moat of the ' s.3
men went hungry till morning. ?
, When the Communlpaw dock was reached 5iH
and the I'lgasus tied up to tbe coal chutes, F
! ever) one on board was completely played jo
lout and exhausted after the six hours of rtj
aiiMitj and susprnso through which the m
companv had pasfed. r
At iluv break lliut. W. II. Duncan and En.
I sign 1- c Weeks wtru dispatched to Gov. "
Flowir"shtadqturtirs In New York for In Ml
strucllons as 10 the disposition of tbo He- "j
serves and tho members of the blxty-nlntn. '
Several of the men also came ashore and "$t;
foragod for breakiast nt some of the Com- $i
muulpaw restaurants. ijH
commander Miller, of the Iteserves, said to ft
an ivrsivu W out n rt poller; J?
I - Wc have had a terrible night. When we $
1 appioachtd 1 Iru Irland thesea was ruunlng -i'
' so high that wo louhl not nnd the buoy at 4$
ihu Inlet, and It was lapldly growing dark. fj
' I wanted to go t n, and urged Capt.l'earce
to do what ho cuuld to put us ashore, tor I -
thought tho beat woull be beaten to pieces &
b) tho hcavj breakers. A
" Capt. Pcane said, however, that this was
' Impossible, and that In such a gale It would p
I be loolnardy lo attempt to run the Inlet. We s
therefore put about and started back tor New i
l ork. A
I -We came right through without anchor- 1j
lug or stopping an) w here, as was reported,
aud did not slop tl 1 we reached tho dock at '
Couiinunlpavi. M,'
Wofiari'd that everything was lost when $L
we struck the shoal bottom off Hockaway
Inlet about 1 1 o clock last night. There were
three dlitluct shocks, which made everything $
on board rattle. It must havo been the aand "f
bar which wo struck. Itlt hadbcenaroek f
nothing could have saved us. nj
The mm behaved with the greatest cool. Js-
ntss and courage, although they fully real-
ledthtlr pcill. and I must say that their j
discipline was perfect. 'I hey w ere ready to j3
launch Iho lifeboats at a moment's notice, T.i
but, fjrtunate I) , tne danger was soon over, 9 M
(oi It was found that no serious damage had fj
beeu done." JS
coL cavanagh and (Quartermaster Ward Mm
were also seen by the reporter. The Colonel yM
lecounled the perils ot the trip, and raid he '.'Mt
was glad to get back alive. U
I have nothing but praise," he said, " for 1H
the conduct of the men, both the Iteserves &(9
aul the members ot the blxlj-nluth. They frtM
displayed thu true i our ago ot soldiers. J,9
We at o now awaiting Instructions from Mt
the Governor. We are read) to go wherever 'il
he orders us, but I shouldn't like to go to sea 'MM
again In that boat. I think she must be jsM
damagod, for tbe bumps which aba received -M
last night must have done some Injury." ;
Police Justice Ityan, who Is the Inspector JM
on CoL carauagh's staff, was on board the tjM
ppgasus. Ho had charge ot the supply ot (jH
ammunition. 1-orty rounds had been given MM
to earh ruau, and ono hundred rounds apiece 'B
were held In reserve. The ordnance aboard ? jH
consisted ot one Ilotcbkfss revolving cannon, "wM
ono llotchktss one-pound single-shot gun and jS
ono Galling gun. fU
ltov. (ather Kelly, tbe chaplain ot tho
Plxty-nlnth, wno was also ou the Pegasus, I
said that when tbe storm was at Its height 'MM
and tho wind was hnwltng and the big break. J9
era dashing over the decka be became con- tflfl
vlnced that the vessel would go to the bottom. '"MM
" I never expected to get ashore alive," be M
1 i tJfKuaiii1 Mmmmm
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