Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-07-29
Is 1t Cholera 4?
Many People in Newark Afflicted
with Disease Akin to the Fest.

NEWARK, n. j July 26.-If the
eighth ward of this city is not afflicted
with genuine cholera it is afflicted with
something marvelously like it. People
for block or two on Fifth street have
been taken with violent dysentery, ac-
companied with hemorrhages, during
the past As hours. One death occurred
this morning in the person of a Mrs.
Bennett. She was only sick 24 hours.
The physicians are thoroughly alarmed
and are busy holding consultations and
doing all they can 10 relieve the suffer
ing Further deaths are expected by
tonight. 1t is impossible to ascertain
the cause of the trouble, although it
is believed the water in the block has
much to do with it. People in the Vi
cnity are said to be terribly frightened.
LAY THEM AwAY.-We mean the
horrible, nauSeouS worm seed CON-
pounds called worm syrEps and vermi-
fugeS many of them as worthless as
they are obnoxious. They have out-liv-
ed their usefulness. People do not
want them since McDonald'S Celebra.
ted Worm Powders, so easy and pleas
ant to take, can be had from any dealer
Everyone who has tried them say they
are the incest and best yermifuges eyer
discovered. The children take them
and meyer know medicine is being ad-
miniStered. Any case of failure to
cause explosion where worms exist the
money promptly refunded in every in
stance.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY& CO.,
PHILADELPHIA Agents.
Sold by J. Eisenhuth. Millheim, Pa.
Mexican Affairs andWarlike Nows.
ELPAso, Tex, July 25.-The excite
ment on both sides of the river among
the MeXicans as we'll as the Americans.
has been so great that both govern
ments haye concluded for the purpose
of allaying it, to conduct further nego-
tiations secretly and without publicity,
For that reason consul Brigham had no
further official adyices yesterday on the
all absorbing subject of the Cutting inn
prisonment. Editor Cutting was
brought before Judge Casteneda last
evening. and informed that his case
had become of such national import
ance that it would haye to be transfer
red to the First district court, where
sentence would be pronounced at some
future day. Counsel Brigham tried to
learn when the trial would take place,
but could get no satisfaction. 1t is
now thought that Mexico is determined
not to give Cutting up. 1t Is rumored
OH the streets of Paso del Norte that a
train-load of Mexican troops with a
park of artillery is approaching the city
from chihuahua. The situation con-
tinues to look very serious, Meanwhile
soldiers continue iii large numbers in
Paso del Norte, Mexico.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, July 25.-There
is considerable hustle about military
headquarters here, and although the
officers are reticent the report is cur
rent that General Stanley has received
orders to have all Of his available force
in readiness to move at a moments no.
tice at El Paso whenever the order
therefor is received. The gathering of
the Mexican war cloud is watched with
a great deal of interest and but one
opinion prevails-that theMexican gov
ernment should be taught that it can
not treat American citizens with lndig-
nifty.
No Troops Ordered to Fort Bliss,
WASHINGTON, July 25.-1t is stated
at the War Department to-day that no
United States troops haye been ordered
to Fort Bliss in anticipation of trouble
at Paso del Norte arising from the re-
peated refusal of the Mexican authori-
ties to release Editor Cutting. 1t is
said further that the concentration of
Mexican troops at that place does not
in itself signify probable rupture of
the present peaceful relations with this
country but it is more likely strategic
military movement against the revolu-