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New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
SMALLPOX INCREASING IN MONTREAL.

MONTREAL, Sept. 15 (SpecidD The report
at the Health OnIce to-day showed large number Of
deaths from smallpox in the city again yesterday no
less than tweutyscven deaths being reported besides
six In the suburbs Thcro hftysx now eases re-
ported, OF which nineteen authenticated Twenty
six patients admitted to the civic Hospital
making altogether nnetytwo In that Institution, or
about four many ~ has gool accommo tat ons
for. Military drills have been postponed owing to
smallpox in the family OF the car~taker OF the arary
At 10 meeting of the Civic Board OF Health. which has
been enlarged to-day. u counties was appointed
ascertain how many smallpox there Ia tho
city, The Finance Committee has granted $50, COO to
stamp the epidemic and tho chairman has been
authorized TO give whatever sum the Health Board asks
for.
HAvERHILL, Mass. Sept l5-A Freuch child. Emile
Lamyr, died or smallpox AT Its home hsre Tuesday.
The mature OF the disease not kno until the child
died. Two children from this house attended tho VIM
gate Primary School aud all the scholars l20in number
were vaccinated this afternoon.
ALBANY Sept. l5-Tho State Boari OF Health max
ing arrangement to furnish vaccine virus for tue
purpose OF vaccnating people all along the Canadian
border OF this State.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

LONDON. Sept 1j
THE CHIEF JCsTrcE's DEPARTURE. Chief Justice
Waite OF the United states Supreme Court will sail for
nome on the steamer Adratic which will start froE
Liverpool on September IL.
FAILURE Richard Attenborough &c Co. eoliiery owr-
ers at Meath, Wales. have failed With liabilities Of
100000
SUICIDE OF An ONTARIO MgRcHAYr.--r Foulkes
Jones, merchant OF Guelph Out whilo suffering feon
temporary insanity committed sGcldc hero ny shooting
himself with u revolver.
MORMON COSFEREScE.-A Mormon conference was
held In London to-day President Penrosc D. Salt Lake
CITY, IN an address. bOasted that Murmonsrn Was spread
ing IN England Scotland aud Wales, but admitted
small results were being met with In Ireland. lie prs
dlctcd the defeat OF the Uuted States Government In IL
Efforts to suppress poygamy.
LI8ERALs.-t Is stated that Of the 5st Liberal candb
dates for Parliament, 462 favor church dsestaDlisk
pcnt, 33 oppose such measure, and . are dOubuful
The opinions VI n are unknown
WELCOME TO MRS wELDOS.-Mrs Weldon. waS
was sentenced to SIX months imprisonment March
~ for ibeing Mr. R!v.ers. manager OF COvent Garon
Theatre. WIZ be recsc. from Holloway JAIL Tuss-
day Her friends are preparing 70 hoid delnonstrson
on the day Of her release aud tho prisoner Is ba
escorted To Trafalgar Square. where sh0 viii mako
address demanding the establishment OF court OF a.
peal.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
PAI1ADx1pHLi xorELIES Exposition.
oPENtD By CONGRESSMAN KELLY-LARGE At
TENDANCE LAST NIGHT

oPENtD BIZ CONGRESSMAN BELIY-LARGE At
TENDANCE LAST NIGHT.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Is (SpeciaD.-The
Novelties Exhibition opened tO-.iay. Henry Il.
Hoyl. OF the franklin Institute committee,
made few remarks and followed by the Rev. Dr.
Morton, who offered prayer President latham. OF the
Franklin Institute, also spoke briefly. lie stated that
and that next years would probably b. u textile
fabrics followrg.the material all tho way through
10 completed garments. Daring Mr. Tathan's address
efforts repeatedly made Obtain cessation Of the
hammeTing aud hanging by tho workmcn bat without
avail. When Judge Kelly arose 10 make the address
which to declare The exhibition opch there loud
applause. Tie history of the Institute from
earliest days spSskng Of the great benefit II had
been TO Philadelphia during ny-hvc IIo showed
the advantage IL npc snics the rich
men O PhilAielphId fOT giving n such moagrc support
wealth well al religious aud charitable instu
lions. and said that Member OF Congress he
tain that to the Franklin Institute the country owed its
Centennial Exposition.
There arc not many New-York exhibits. owing 10 a
misun ertandng OF the real purposes OF the exhibition
the part OF the NEWCOMERS I'll too late Thr New
York display which will perhaps attract the most atten
tiOn Is that OF De La VrTgnc To-day everything siD
fusion and viii take several days tO get ever thing
into perfect order. The exhibition Is open he
Is rot s!nre 1876. Among tho attractive d.s
plays Is thst Of .hc Celiuo.d Mnnufarturi Company
and the Philadelphia Novelty Manufacturing Camp
The Bohemian glass exhibit is also exceedingly hanc
There was good attendance last evening. Tho
exhibition was brilliantly illuminated with electric
uyIts
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
KILLED AND INJURED on TIE RAIL.

CINCINNATI, Sept 15.-As passenger train
the Kentucky Central Railroad nearing Lexing-
ton, Ky about to-day at high rate OF speed, the
engine left the rails and plunged down thirty foot
embankment carrying with II the baggage and smoking
cars. Engiueer Frank Watts aud fireman H. c. Burger
were kil.ed. Thomas Mclaughlin. conductor. had his
arm snrained; Dan OCsnnOr, brakeman, arm injured
ad holy bruised Robert Taylor baggage master, arm
broken. i. j. Nichols wellknown hOr-oman. OF Paris,
ny, suffered n broken hip besi les internal injuries
which will probably result atally lie was the siaIter
az tho Lexington races George Pugh. Thomas Anier-
soh. Of Pals, and Charles IT, Kahn OF Cincinnati were
slightly injured. Several other passengers including
some coorcd women, were badly scalded
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
HOW THEY WRECKED THE B4yE.

ERIE, Penn, Sept. IS (SpeciGD. 1.-The evi-
dence to-day the trial of President Adam Brabender.
who wrecked the Erie County Savings Bank revealed
the gigantic frauds 1t shown that the ipsti-
tuition had for many years done bdsiness under deficit
OF quarter OF million dollars The president and the
cashier r. Petit the latter fugitive from justice
and successfully engaged In business In Canada, had
telephone connection between brokers' ofice ard
private In the bank building and by this
secretly gave the orders for oil aud grain operations
which resulted the loss OF more than $l000OO when
IL became apparent that the crash must come.
these officials checked ont in favor of all
the money deposit and then fled the country. To-
night the wrongei depositors are holding public indg
nation meeting.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
THE EPIDEMIC IN EUROPE.
DEATHS IN FRANCE AND SPAIN.
FIFrf-rwo PATIENTS IN ToULoN HosPIrALs-THR
DISEASE IN ITALY.

FIFTY-rwo PATIENTS IN ToULoS uospIrALs-THu
DISEASE IN ITALY
TOULON, Sept. 15.-Three deaths from
cholera have been reported here to-day.
Two patients were admitted to the
hospitals and twelve were discharged There are now
nfy-two persons under treatment the hospitals Two
deaths were reported last night.
GIBRALTAR scpt 15.-0ne new case of cholera has
been reported hero to-day. A soup kitchen
mas been opened and 5000 rations
are supplied to the poor daily. The total number Of
deaths from cholera on the Spanish lines out
break OF the disease is sixty The Governor OF Malta
has subscribed 2l0O to the relief fund There are 000
Maltese laborers here.
MADRID. Sept. l5-There were 1O75 new cases OF
cnolera and 81 deaths from the disease reported
thro ughout Spain yesterday
ROME, Sept. 15.-The official reports concerning the
rayages OF cholera In the provinces show that In the
last twenty.four hours there l3 new cases aud
deaths in Palermo ~ cases and deaths in Parma
ana no new cases IN Reggie nell Emilia In the latter
PROVINCE. however. there deatos from the disease
FAN FRANCISCO. Sept l5.-An extract from The Japan
MAE says: There is no longer sny doubt that cholera
has reappeared IN Japan"
Ihc O1cfm Gazette Of August 80 announced new casos
at Nagasaki
Choiera also reported at Osaka but it appears to bs
OF sporadic character
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
CoUNTE RFBI1ING BRAzILLAN MONEY.
LUCTUs WHITE TELLS HOW HE WORKED FOR HIS
BROTHER.

LCClUS WHITE TELLS HOW HE WOhhED Fun hio
BROTHER.
WACO, Tex, Sept. Is (SpeciaD THE exam
naton of the Brazilian Lucus and Joseph
White is great sensation I'm Northern Texas Lucius
to-day the whole story OF the scheme to flood the
empire with spurious 200 mreis bills. He said "My
brother and myself lived In Brazil since 1866 and we re-
turned United States together In 1884 We
both Government surveyors and my brother acquired
sufficient knowledge OF the language TO speak
and write it so to be understood.
The first conversation about the printing was at my
brothers house in Hill County, Tex. toward the close
OF May, 1885. lie said then II ho could get copy OF
Brazilian bills he could make good profits bytheir sale In
Brazil After much talk he oere me $500 have tho
Brazilian bill copied have labels made. etc. started
TO ST. Louis on June on this business for my brother
carrying with me Brazilian bill given me by him.
His instructions were to go and make the
best bargain having tho bill copied He said IL
possible he wanted copies OF tho face and
back The labels were not TO be mixed with the en-
craving itself then went to st. LOUIS and finally found
photographer who referred inc to August Cast Co.,
and went TO them. | met Mr.. Witter, Of the irm
showed him the bill and told MIN wanted labels made
on the bottom OF them. He consulted his photographer
and said steel plate woud be the cosiest and the rest
light He said $lG0 would be about the cost. I tele.
graptsd my brother what the Job would cost He told
me To 90 ahead that there great fortune to be
made In selling them IN the business centres Of Brazil
de authorized me TO make the contract and proceeded
TO New-Orleans to see IL | could not have the
backs made cheaper there. In NewOrleans |
went to firm called the Practical Lithographers and
was told that the cost OF the 5000 would be
$3.50 returned TO ST. Louis and gave Cast order TO
print 5000 sheets Of the faco for $23s and paid MIN
800 in advance. Ny brother furnished the men-y.
The bills were to be disposed OF In Brazil to persons
who knew what they were and VINO had understand
Ing with my brother They wero to put them in circua
tiOn.n
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
BRUrALnY NUMBERING HIS AGED WIFE.

CARMI, ILL.,, Sept. 15.--Wiliam Finley, a
farmer, sixtyone year. OF who lives five and half
miles southeast Of this city, brutaly murdered his wife,
sixty years. yesterday. There witnesses OF
the tragedy except two little grandchildren. The wife
and husband had beer unfriendly for several
days and yesterday Finley became violent and struck
his wife twice. telling her to the earth. Then in isy
he erasped butcher knife and, as the poor woman
gained her feet and fed from him. be repeatedly thrust
tie blade into her head aud body Running few steps
she fell dead The litte Girl ran to IA neighboT's and
messenger sped 10 the city Officers after the
criminal IL Is thought that he may commit suicide in
the dense woods that adoin his premises. The body Of
tho dead woman bears twelve gha>tly wounds, !
tho chin three I'm the top and back of the head six in
the night side and two In the back. Findcy has
family, i've SONS and two daughters, all grown.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
REPORT on THE RgsERvOIR SYSTEM

ST. PAUL. Sept. 15.-Somc of the great reser-
81. Paul have been oponed aud the
increased depth OF water at number OF places aloug
tho Mississippi. Tho report Of tho Government en-
gineers says:
1t regard to tho diminished rise in tho river as tho
dis the point OF discharge Increases II must
remembered that all slOughs, ryes. laks etc. ad-
un,t 10 the river must 10 raised 10 the
the main before the full effect aYd benefit can bo
received IL Is expected tnst tho total rise at Crow
Wing aud sauk Rapids will not be ar four feet
when tho full effects arc reached IL is yet mpossi-
BILE To say what the full Iucrcaso at ST. Paul Will
something between ono aud aud one-haf feet can.
however. he confidently expected IA result the
fore, OF what has been d0ne-apd tho work has hary
begup--we have clear aud convincing proof vf tus
wisdom OF this great undertaking and the assurance "
Ia
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
SrARrLLvG pIscL osGRE IN Az ONO TONY.

CINCINNATI, Sept. l1.-PuOllcatl0n IL made
here to-day OF startling disclosure In society at Ccs,
Mercer County. Ohio. three four youths
" OF age, under bonds for burgarics committed IN
that town. one Of these Is Clayton Marsh, OF T. D.
Marsh Speaker OF the Ohio House Of Representatives.,
aud another is a son Of County Clerk Iandfair and
n student at tho kentucky Military Institute. sev-
erai others are suspected. but not yet arrested
The matter became public through nephew Of the
sheriff who had been intrused with the sale OF
stolen jewery Young Marsh it Is said has made a cor
fessOu barkccper, Joseph Schl,ling las also been
arrested IN connection with the affair and sundr bonla
Jhr whole town Is wild with excitement aud the people
fear that adequate prosecution c had owing to
the influence OF the friends OF the defendants fund
has been started TO employ "a competent prosecutor
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
AN HEiRESs BECOMES A ACroRY GIRL

CHICAGO, Sept. 10 (Sp>ciaD. Miss Nellie
Dean the young and accomplished daughter of "Thad
Dean, 4 millionaire lumber merchant OF this city, has
created sensation by going to work factory girl I'm
spinning mill at Rockford. for a salary Of sixty cents
day. In bantering way her father told her he would
give her dollar for every cent she would She
In this her opportunity and found work in the mill
II her father keeps the agreement her salary OF sixty
cents will grow to $50 60 day, figure which makes
her the envy all associates She has lots OF
lnon. and says she will stick to her employment Mr..
Dean full OF grim hunOr when he visited the Lun-
bermans Exchange to-day, and chaGedby his
ciates lie said that he thought his little Girl would
grow tired the end OF ok. but IL she did not he
would try TO keep up his end OF the contract.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
10Y OVER THE pURITAN,s VICTORY

ct-TTEK ADVOCATES SILENT FOR THE TIME-DIs-
GUESSING THE YACHTS MERITs.
Downtown yachtsmen talking of nothing
yesterday bat the of Monday. Those who
believe in roomy cabins and American types of
pleasure boats were jubiant and inclined TO let the
eagle scream and dap his wings until the points Of
strangulation and exhaustion were reached. Those
amicable enthusiasts known cutter-nianiacs, and
some few that had not the good sense to have beeu
born in Yankeeland. kept silence. When cornered
by their exuberant fellow vac htsmen they smiled
loftlly and remarked with u knowing air. " Wait
until we have some cutter weather. and then we'll
ee."
aThe victory was all the moro gratifying said
one gentleman, because have been taken at u
disadvantage IN the whole affair. The Genesta has
been sailing for two years. Her skipper and
owner have had plenty Of time in which to study
out all her strong and weak points. Mistakes and
faults have been corrected. and her best foot put
foremost. Bnt we had 10 build and sail IL boat in
ninety days, with no time TO experiment hayenO
dount that year from now Captain Crocker could
get more speed out of the Puritan. and if "a few
alterations could be made in the Priscilla think
sbe could DO made to eqna her Boston rival. There
wasn't any time for that sort of thing. however:
VIC simply built the boats on theory, tried them 10
see which was tho better In practice and pittcd the
less faulty one against the tried champion Of
Eagish yachts"
"Ca3t you head of the Boston boom little p
asked another yschtsnan WIN had stided the
working OF the Priscilla la the trial races "Tho
Puritan made spendid race and deserves all
nedit Int If there is anything in history. we should
have had almost equal cause for throwing up odr
oats had the New-York soop tackled The English
nan in place of the Purit,n. over the same coursc
snd with the wind ia the direction, bat little
tha Dr lie in h.,t$.
tind the Boston sloop. This would nave put her
fourteen minutes ahead ia Mondays race. She was
beaten III minutes and II seconds in the race To
windward; butI don't think the Genesta can come
much nearer than that to unr Yankee friends"
DO you thiuk the Priscilla could he improved 10
rs to make better time r. asked the reporter
Undoubtedly. She is lory ON the water line and
Stns along well before the wind. nut she will NOT
work to wndwsrd as fast as she ought TO- aud that
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
APACHEs STILL DOING MURDER.

SANTA FIX. n. NJ. Sept. 15.-Athough the
country the south Is filled with troops aud efforts
being made to head of the small band OF raiGng
Apaces. not indian a sauaw has been captured.
The Indians working northwari from Grant
County toward the San Carlos reservation. On Sunday
they killed AventO Orct AMI George Horn. portion
tue 18th Cavalry ia still following them, but the fug
tvss fresh horses and eudo pursuit.
PIERRE. OAK. Sep. l5.-All Is quiet On winnebsgO
and Crow Creek reservations. The recent opier sent
Agent Gasn.n eject settlers refusing to leave will not
be enforced. The settlers are quietly slbmtng the
order aud going away OF their own accord.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
4 PRIEST ON POLITICAL MCRALS

BALTIMORE, Sept. 15.-The funeral of Thom-
as Herman, who murdered few nights by
his nephew Patrick Herman. took place to-day. The
Rev. Father McManus. who oiicl tel. said that tao
whole tronby producing such occurrences due TO
the political managers who furnish young men with
o0ey TO carry out tneir political wishes It s no said.
as bai as In the DAYS ~ Known Nothagism, aud is dis
grace to the civilization ~ tue age.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
THE KEW KING OF ANAM.

PARIS, Sept. 15.-General de Ceurcy, ccm.
inander OF tho French troops In Anm. tclcgrapbs to-
day to tho Minister OF War from Hue that Channons
who was proclaimed King OF Anam yesterday. is tho
adopted son Of Tuoc. eKEnperor OF Aua and was In
stalled King at the general request or the people The
new King made speech, in which he
attachment Fran,e The artistic riches OF Inc
vauo sud tho 5000 900 Ia bar silver captured In tLa
citadel after the outbreak OF July last have been
torcd to the king
The all Val Gascc states that 1t has reason to bo
lievo that Cniua will protest against tho sctIyn OF
France In detroning the Kng Of Auam violation Of
flnT Tinnf I'm frnnI
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16

livery that occurred two weeks ago. has been arrested
near Amsterdam.
BrFfALo Sept I5.-Tho body Of stranger, age
about thirty. found in the Zip running from tho
Enc Canal - the basin this morning Investigaton
showed several ghssty cuts the body which might
have been done before DEATH giving the idea 0f mys
FERROUS muuier.
ALBANY. sept 1.-The Central American Land, Min
Ing aud improvement Company fled certificate Of IN
corporation the office Secretary OF state today
e. conduct operations In Now-York. Central America
and elsewhere capital stock, 81 100000.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16

days. yacra acewinle over i ocean all W t "
war
paft IN kiq banda
druy
what
ptl
mnes to wnlwa oil
osandyHo From he
twill tefarw wuh II tsounw twh m b.
norhwes conroo o twenty mil o.
directions no 10
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diagram about M
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New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
COAL MINBns FixINo THg RATE.

PITTsBURG, Sept. 10 (Speciah.-The cCnven.
tion Of river miners at Monongahea Guy to-day vas
decide only the question whether there should
he three cent rate established, hut also whether the
Miners Association would join hand In hand with the
Knights OF Labor, who began the strike. BY q uuxnL
it resolved TO stand for three cents
bushel hat any mino getting the pncc will load ia
craft belonging mine whose arc still out:
that committee be appointed TO work conjunction With
the knights of Labor Comttea IN the conduct Of tns
strike, aud finally that the question Of reoryanizoE
into body be deferred until there's settlement ci
the presenL difficulty. President hdrrs OF the sta.S
Miners Association said 10 day that tae meeting IL ths
National Executive Comuittee will bo held 10 Chics on
or about October 20. In tho meantime Invitation will
be extended TO all of the coal operators af the
requesting them to send representative to discuss tho
questions of the day. Tue effect OF this 10
arrive Vt auicable Whereby the price Of
mipjng coal be increased.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
T1ogAL PRISON 4 sSo0IATIOM.

DETROIT, Sept. 15.-Wiliam F. Round, of
NewYork secretary OF the National Prison Associa ion
OF the United States, Is IN tins city to perfect arrange
mrnis Tor the MEETING Of the association in Detroit on
October IL. large pnmber OF prominent mon are to
take part IN the proceeding. ExPresident Hayes will
be ohairpa being alrendy president Of the association
Among those who Will probably bo present. most oi
whom will read papers, Theodore Roosevelt, Judge
Francis Wayand dean Of hc Yais Law scdO0l Charles
Dudley Warner Professor Charlton I. Lnwis, OF NV
York representatives OF the Government from the
Departments Of War and Justice and Navy. and many
others or National reputation.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
SPAIN, ENGLAND AND GERMANY.

MADRID. Sept. 15.--The Spanish Govern.
ment officials fear that England will force Spain to agres
to the terms OF the recently rejected cia treaty
by continually monacng Spain with the assertion has
Iugiand can at present
claims OF Spain to sovereignty the Carole Islands
BERLIN, Sept. l5-The Spanish note to Germany CON.
ssts Of two sections The first section contains AN apoL
ogy for the insults to the German Embassy at Madrid
and refers to the reparaton which Spain intends to Offer
10 Gcrmany Tho second section recouns Spans elaine
to tue Caroline Islands.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16

CHICAGO, Sept. 15.--At the opening Of the
Couacil meeting last evening Mayor Harrison sub
mittea a vetong ,he ordinance imp"sos $500
license In giving ,bs aysr said
that who's the high license went into oper 1.ion the
brewers. in order to enable retailers TO ray their
licenses, voluntarily reduced tho pcce OF bear 10 per
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
COMMISSIONER THOuAy'S BOyDs

HELENA, MOnt., Sept. 15.--Commissoner
Thonan's attention called to-day to dispatches
from Washington speaking OF his connection with Indian
school securities. and In answer to inquiry SAID :
" am free admit my advertisement at what seems to
be overissEe Jf "a large amount OF township war
rants cannot say whether those turned over Mr..
Richards aud those still hold arc good or bad"
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
c0N1ES1ING TIE VIII OF 4 pRIEsr

DEs MONIES, Iowa, Sept. 15.-The will of
the Iae Father BRAZIL pastor OF 81. Ambrose Catholic
Church Of this city. left to the Catholic Church real
tate valued at nearly quarter OF million dollars and
his relatives only small from his life insurance,
amounting 20 about $4,000 The relatives OF Father
Biazill have concluded TO contest the will, and have
LED with he Clerk OF the Circuit Courta petition pro-
testing against the admission OF the win to probate
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
TEN sH0Is ANp No ONE KILLED.

CHARLESTON, 8. g., Sept. 15.-The cOntro-
versy between T.. d. Murray. Editor Of The anderson
Ielgencer. aud State Senator Moore eliminated to-
day IN personal encounter In the streets OF Anderson
Each fret about five times. Senator Moore slighy
wounded In the right hip Tue difficulty originated Ia
q fer-nc@s OF opinion ON the prohibition question
which Editor Murray denounce In his paper Soma
tor Moore liar. Attempts had been made To adjust
the matter, but without success.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
CORN Crops or ONO.

COLUMBUS, Sept. 15.-Secretary Chamber
lan of the State Board Of Agriculture reports that the
returns from 9sl township correspondents the stare
able area compared with 1884. 1Os per cent; probable
total In bushels 1872 IA against veyear average
OF Ohio show that the cop
is In iatterlng condition. Prob
OF 349S01 IL will Df the largest crop In the history
uf the excepting 1878. 70 fTpsts have beeh
ported and te IN safe should come, cut
liug las begun IN counties. The yied Will OF