The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-11-14
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what a Mormon saint Says.
! New YORK, Nov 49, Elder Lindsey O
| Utah, in sermon at Williamsburg, yesterday
| referred to the prosecutions of the Mormon,
| and made use of the following words: eve
| are Gods chosen people. He is working. A
| few weeks ago Chicago was destroyed. This
| is but q drop of water to what will soon hap.
| pen. We are driven from that State and God
! said they should not live there.
The Tamnany Thieves.
Ingersoll has been tracked to Orange, N. j.
whence he promises TO return to-day il he ca u
| fiud a million bail.
| President Conan of the Board of Aldermen
states that the Joint committee OF investiga-
ton will make official reports of the CITY and
county accounts on Wednesday without fear
or favor. He says the reports will astonish the
people as they contain facts and names not
mentioned before in connection with the
frauds.
were removed to day.
A Missing Man.
Peter Schubert, clerk of real estate office
on Tenth Avenue is missing, and is believed to
be murdered by Tenth Avenue gang. He
collected large sum of money on the first
lrst and paid it over 10 his employer early IN
10 the afternoon, but he has not been seen
since that evening when he took walk after
dinner.
Encendiary Fires in Newark.
There is some excitement in Newark as
three fires and several false alarms have &C.
curred in the last twenty-iour hours. Reil-
ley's morocco factory was burned loss ST 900.
McCabe's roof ng factory was damaged So OOO
and a small stable was burned causing loss
CT $4,000. All were incendiary.
Brigham VOung's Ambassador.
A Salt Lake special states that Brigham
Young is at st. George, a small town in the
south part of the territory. The statement
Al. ~ al
certain terms at Washington is regarded as
correct.
The Departure of Gen. sherman.
Gen Sherman, Admiral Alden, and Lieut.
Fred. Grant left at 2 o'clock to-day, took tug
boat and proceeded down the Bay to take pas
age on the Wabash. Salutes were fired
the party moved down the harbor.
German steamer frsfghied with Cholera
Forty Gases IuOw-Twenty- Eight
Deaths.
1t is officially announced that the German
Steamer Franklin,i at the quarantine has
forty cases of cholera on board. There were
twenty-eight deaths on the voyage Nearly
every body on board was more or less affected.
Most of the cases were serious and further
deaths are probable. A rigid quarantine is
enforced; every effort is being made to allevi-
ate the sufferings. but care will be taken to
prevent the spread of the disease
The following is a correct account of cholera
at the quarantine: The Steamship Franklin
of Baltic Floyd's Line, arrived ON Saturday
night with a number of cases of cholera on
board. She sailed from Stettin, October 10th,
touching at Copenhagen, October 18th, and
Christiansanel, October 18th. At the time of
leaving the latter port she had twenty-five
cabin and six hundred and eleven steerage
passengers and crew of sixty-seven men.
When ten days out the first case of cholera
made its appearance among the steerage pas
sengers, and when the steamer put into Hall
fax to obtain coal there had been nearly one
hundred cases of cholera and choleric diarrh@a
of which forty proved fatal.
Since leaving Halifax one death has occurre d.
To-day twelve patients, suffering from chol-
era, were sent to the West Bank Hospital
The well passengers were also transferred to
the U. S. Steamer Delaware, lately fitted I'D
as receiving ship by the quarantine authori-
ties. The Franklin, after the transfer of pas
sengers, was ordered to lower quarantine where
she will be thoroughly disnfected'and detained
until it is thought safe to allow her to come to
the city.
Alexis
is not vet heard from.
Man Killed Supposed TO belong in.Ugaiue.
HUDSON. Nov. bon Saturday night the
body OF man was found lying en- the track of
the Boston and Albany railroad, at Chatham
Village. Ii is supposed that he was killed
while attempting to jump on passing train
He was about 30 years old. 1t is believep that
his name was Foreace G. Rowley, and that he
has friends in Bangor and Lewiston, Me.
The Brooklyn Fraats.
The members of the Brook Ism investigating
Committee say that they have evidence show
ing about 4100 fraudulent votes cast and are
saDguine thai the canvassers will be compelled
to give certificates of election to a majority of
the Republican candidates on the county
ticket, and all Republican candidates. includ-
ing Mayor, on the city ticket. Their report
will be ready about Friday. when warrants
will be issued fer ballot stnffers.