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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-14

GROCERY CLERK.-Ioung man who
understands the business would like a
situation. Can furnish reference. j. II.
DOYLE. Palatka, Fla. m9.tue W sat sun
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-14
Special Bargain.

Twenty-onc acres, one mile west Of
Palatka. Ten acres improved. House
fruit, &c. Fine location for II home.
cheap il sold at once. +. X. Mexican,
sppisite the Putnam House. jan3-sst-tf
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have an execution for sale. obtained
against tho firm Of w. Crook Il Co.. up
on q judgment in which W. +. llatchett
a. Go. were claimants and w. Crook &
Go. defendants, said firm being CON.
posed of Walter Crook and tho Honor
able DIR. 3. &: Burland. Call soon IL you
desire u bargain.
mchl3it w. J.. nATCilETT.
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Music Lessons,

Piano and Vocal Music taught by Mira.
John NJ Jones, ON Fourth street, between
Oak and Laura. Fer terms, etc, apply
"a above. mg-lw
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-14

First of the Season. Just received n
nice lot Of Florida Cahbagcs at Il. l..
Reds Family Store. mri.tt
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-14

I. jacobson calls special attention Of
TIE Ladies' TO tho large line Of Linen In.
lerwear he il offering. vt remarkably
low prices. mchl3-5t
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-14

Ten acres of good fruit land within
ane mile of keuka-$10 per acre. Ed
Rumley. Keuka, Fla. nj
The HaEnett House at Savannah, has
Il reading notice Of interest to people
who propose to visit that city. In a town
Motel for It's indifferent hotels, we ARE
glad % learn one man has the nerve and
snap To open 4 good house on reasonable
terms. The PIE speaks well Of the
HarHett Hou5e-PALATKA NEWS.
feb-iltf
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THE DAILY NEWS.
CORRESPONDENTS

Solicited on all interesting topics through
out the state. We will be especially grateful
for ali local items OF interest { n the ftsIh!Ic.
News sent by wire should be abbreviated when
practicable, and sent after O'Clock y. N. al.
dressed TO PALATkA DAILY MEMS.
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ORANGE GROVE FOR SALE,
HIGH n ] N N OCK,
Assignee's Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT WM
y e. Nudinrk. duiug business at Mason.
rutrau county. Florida, has TIN, day made
m assignment vt HIS property Ia NE, IN trust
TOW the IuyiUCut ct creditors. tertiin peter
,uc,> ale i0adc in said assignment winch is
on tlI, in the ollitt W the clerk OF the circuit
,ourt Tor Putnam county, tIordl All lcr-
suus OWING said WIN. {, liradduck wtll please
ina .r 81, tirmrut with mt.aid ali creditors Of
said Rra,ldutk will present their claims Tor
such allowance as the assists viii permit Of.
addressing me- at FalhtkN, Fiuri,a.
SAMUEL j. kENNEkll, Assignee.
pl,ltha. thl. Feb. It'll lSsh
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-14

Paint your roofs with the celebrated
Fire Proof Black Tar Paint, for sale by
4. Meyer.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-14

PEEIS DUCK EGGs- Genuine Pekia duck
Egg fox Matching, $50 per setting of
nine egg. address T.. ). EgsOey. Paiat-
ka: Fla. febi-am
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pALATkA HorsE. -Firstclass Table
Board ut ! | per week. Best in town. l3 It
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-14

|. jacobson calls special attention Of
the Ladies to the large limo Of Linen Tn
derwear lie Is Offering, at remarkably low
prices. mchl33t
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-14

FoR RENT. Neat cottage, centrally 10.
Gated. Apply to A. Usina. mll-tf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-14

J.. ,!cy,. b. 5 just received beautiful
AMI varied selections Of wall paper Of
this Year Ia'tern.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-14

Ten dollars viii buy 4 good lot for a
home in y. Palatka. Apply to j. W.
NcIaury. iiart's Block.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-14

Ia putting on Your wall paper be sur
to Use "SImon's Bug Destroyer, in your
paste, WHICH prevents reaches from eat
lHs tho PAPER Keeps ont dampness and
destroys insects. Fer sale by l.. Meyer,
Only, state agent.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-14

The elegant srhooner-rigsed steam
yacht Leila. now leaves Harris wharf
daily for Crescent City, ON arrival Of the
lp:l5 trim from Jacksonville. Return
in... arrives ii i'alatla in time for sup
Per &C.. Excellent band ON
tolfa ~ur,, AZ, terc.sary accommoda-
t.o;., , .i :" ag-. ian-l3tf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-14

toto t. v. ". Estes over Morague
& Kcr-'!us dru. store for fine Dental
work. fi4-6
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THE FIRE RECORD.
LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

MILWAUKEE,, Sept. 1O.-A dispatch to The
Ereninq Wisconsin from Sheboygan, Wis., says tha the
main bnidug OF the Mattoon Furniture Company fac
tory as bnrne carly this morning. The loss Is be-
tween $4,000 and 100000; insurance between
S35, 1000 and 100000
FARMIsGToN. Me-, Sept 1O.-Mastermans portable
..wm,l was burned last nj ght. quantity OF lumber
near tne mill was also burned The loss is $1,000
PoR1 HoPK, Ont. Sept 10.-The Turner House was
destroyed by fire to-day. Loss, $1,000. partially ih'
sured
OWN SOUND Ont, Sept 10.-The steamer General
Woseley from this port TO Dyers Bay, caught fire snd
wa, bnrued to the waters edge near Cape Croker sne
was run ashore and the crew escaped The vesse was
insured for $4,000
MONTREAL Sept. 1O.-Thomas Browns barns In the
municipality OF yerdum, with the years crops, nave
h.en destroyed by fire. Loss estimated at $1,000 In
surance So, 800
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SUDDEN DEATH ON 4 CITY STREET.
THE REV. JOSEPH p. PALMER DIES IN BALTIMORE
HIS PAPERS.

THE REV. JOSEPH p PALMER DIES IN BALTIMORE
HIS PAPERS.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 10 (SpeciaD.-A Catholic
pr,est unknown In Baltimore, died suddenly today
He was seen walking in unsteady manner saloon
nroprieor noticing that the was III, asked hin TO
come I'm and rest The clergyman did so lie appeared
very nervous refused to take any stmulant ana IN
abort time started for ST. Josephs Hospital few
moments Later Of the crowded streets, he was
sesp to throw up his hands and fall forward on his race
gentleman ran to hts assistance. The priest was dying
and murmurng prayers. glass OF brandy was put 10
bis ltps but he dashed asde He died In about an
bour Death was caused by apoplexy.
PAPERS found the body Indicated that ne was the
Rev. Joseph p. Palmer, an English Catholic priest
Among his papers were permission to an audience with
the late Plus IX signed By Cardinal smeoni, December
1874 and three ecclesiastical documents. including
rho priesty faculty issued by Cardinal Henry Edward
Manning dated October 1873. There were also Two
.t,er, from parishioners OF Grand RIVER Couroy val
lev Newfoundland. These letters, written oh the eve
~ Father Pamers departure on trip Tor MS nealtn'
r In strain OF gratitude for his labors among the
neonIe OF the parish. A newspaper clipping tells OF
Eather Pslmer's great missionary work ID Nowfouhd-
and regrets his ilhealth and departure from New
tonnd and with Monsgnor Sears Railway tioKes from
10 Coney Island and Brighton Beach, to Bed
cIety of Priests OF Mercy, Vlneand ~ J. Cardinal
G,nbons took charge of Mr.. Palmers body. None OF
the priests baltimore knows The deceased. he was
stx fret TALL and weighed about 230 pounds
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ALEXANDER IN DARMSTADT.
TO BE INVITED TO ENGLAND-BuLGARIAN LoYAL1

TO BE INVITED TO ENGLAND-BULGARIAN LOYALTY
"A RUSSIAN DENIAL
LONDON, Sept. 10.-Prince Alexander ar
rived in Darmstadt to-day. lie received by the
secretary OF the English Legation and tho Burgomaster
and at once wen; TO Jugenhem, his fathers home
Prince Henry OF Battenberg. husband OF Princess
Beatrice and brother OF Prince Alexander has left Bal
moral Castle for Darmstad He intends to bring Prince
Alcxandert to Balmoral.
The Vienna Neue Freie Presse publishes dispatch
from Sophia which states the officers OF the Bull
gsrian army stationed there yesterday and adopted
resouo ms pledging themselves in fervent loyalty to
Prince Alexander and expressing themselves as coni-
dent that he would return to Bulgaria.
The Journal de 81 PettrsbOurg says: prince Alexan-
ders proclamation OF departure contains mention OF
alleged Russian assurances given to him. For reasons
useless TO discuss, Russia could rot make any
engagement with Prince Alexander. In view.
however, OF the party struggle in Bulgaria and the ag
tatiOn OF the public mind which the proclamation has
caused the Russian agents Bulgaria have been In
structed to inform Bulgarian people that Russia Is
disposed to influence TO establish party con-
cord and restore quiet"
1t officially denied in Constantnope that the Porte
refused 10 receive Sir William A White as acting British
Ambassador in the absence of Sir Edward Thornton.
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POISON MARS A WEDDING FEAST.

CHICAGO, Sept. 1O.-A dispatch from Deca-
,ur Ill says that about fifty persons poisoned at
country wedding near there Wednesday night, ana
Yesterday all the available physicians were hard al
work attending the afflicted persons who were retchinG
aud vomiting terribly. Thomas W. Jacobs aud MISS
Alice Glasgow married at the house OF the pride
father. Supper was served at O'CLOCK aEd ihc'uueu
chicken salad OF which all ate heartily An hour later
IN. brds and bridegroom taken SICK together wilh
most Of the company Great fright ensued The mother
of the and others were brought 70 decatur
for medical attendance but were so exhausted that tney
had 10 be carried houses before reacnnx the phy
clans II has been learned that the chickens tOr te
saad had been cooked and sated In Dig copper koIle
II supDosed that the salt caused tho metal 10 corrode
and m,x with the chickens The doctors do not appfe
hend any deaths.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-11
ABlTTLE FOR 4 FORTUNE.

MRS. EDMoNsToNE's CLAIM TO PORTION OF D. W.
HILLS EsTATE-HER CHARACTER AssAfLED.
ST.. LOUIS, No., Sept. 10 (Speciay-A dramatic Incl
don't occurred in the Court Of Criminal Correction this
afternoon during ho hearing of testimony In the re-
markable uiEdmonstoue case. In 1858 David W..
Hill, brother of the Hon. Brtton A. Hill, was
wealthy and prominent citizen of this city. He ac-
cumulated large fortune and invested the bulk OF IL
in ST. Louis real estate and lands in st. Lawrence
County N. Y. He died two years ago, ostenslbiy a
bachelor and his administrator proceeded to dispose Oh
his fortune according to the terms Of the WILL Then
one Mrs. Peena Edmonstone appeared and claimed
a portion of the estate on the ground that she had
been secretly married to Mr.. Hill in this city in 1888,
aud that he was the father of her son. Harry, now
man, suit was begun In st. Lawrence County, NJ H.
and was resisted by the relatives OF the deceased
The fght transferred to this city by an attack on
the morality OF Mrs Edmonstone. She caused
the arrest for perjury OF julia bano, the
woman who made the attack. Mrs Edmonstone TOOK K
the witness stand to day and testified that IN 1919 sue
eighteen years of age and had been N the country
but q short time, having come IRON Germany. III
Nav OF that year che met ID. w. Hi ana ne Decame
smtten with her and asked hes to marry HIM. Ac,
companed by two witnesses they went 10 nus not9,
where n contract was made and witnessed lie
acknowledged her his wife and she accepted MN as
her husband. They lived together happiy lor se'erai
years. Mr.. Hill promised many times 10 MAKE lnJ uJ
marriage public. One of the witnesses names she did
not remember and the other person whose name sue
gave has been dead several years. Under the law OF u
the State all she had to do to prove marriage was ~
prove the contract and subsequent acknowledgment.
This she failed to do. Julia Band then took the
stand and testified that during the years IN questoh
Mrs. Edmonstone kept disreputable resort mere anu
was an adventures ard worse. Inc claimant cneeh
nailed at the sight OF the witness and before the eV
dence was concluded she had tainted. Ihis causeu .
postpOnement of the hearing OF the case uh'ii me-
Tuesday when he defence threaten to explOue aho'ne
nhcha
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NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

LONDON, sept. TO, 1886.
CRIMINAL CoDE-Lord Randolph Churchill an
bounced In The House OF Commons to-day that the Gov
ernment were preparing to codify the criminal law.
To PAY TEN PER CEST-John Angus g. Co.. chemical
brokers' who have failed with liabilities amounting
1875 OOO compromised with their creditors at
Tate OF two shillings IN the pound
DAMAGED IN A GALE.-The ship Ken nebec Captain
FORD, from Liverpool for VA rington Cal. which put
into Gibraltar August "a, having been damaged In
gale made repairs without dschargng aud started for
her destination on september D.
BURIAL OF SAMUEL MORLEY.-The funeral OF Samuel
Morley took place TO day The body buried In the
Abney PARK Cemetery Sir william Vernon HarcOu IT.,
John Morley aud other Liberal members OF Parlia
present The Lord Mayor and the Corpora
tioa OF London were represented.
Rowing CHALLENGES Beach and Ross, the oars m.
have deposited &200 each for eTeemer has chal-
lenged Gaudaur 70 row q race on the champ ionship
course for 1900 side.
KILLED IN A COAL MISE--By plosion In q col
Nery Bristol to-day seven persons killed and
ten hurt.
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TROUBLE IN THE PHILADELPHIA POST OFFICE.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 10 (Speclal).-ln an
swer to the numerous complaints OF merchants ana
others as to the bad condition Of the Philadelphia post
office Postmaster Hsrrity acknowledged to-day mat
one cause OF the delay sending out matter was the
character of the new appointments but tha' no srea'
trouble was owing the fact that the force was 100
ANAL 70 do the work He issued a request 10 the en-
,loyes this afternoon In which he says: Under tue
circumstances and until relief be afforded oy tue au
thores at washington, all employees are recomnehuoa
an hour earlier every day AMI to remain say an nour
later than tho prescribed time, go that the work oI no
orce as far "a possible, may be thoroughly ana SAWS
factorly performed IL IL hoped that cordia interest,"
u tho work will be shown by every employo ana shs No
savn. OF absence will bo asked for except Tor urgent
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FREAK OF THE LIGHTNING.

CHICAGO, Sept. 10.-The house Of Horace
Branch at No. 1913 Washington Boulevard was struck
by lightning In the storm last evening. Iii atwostory
frame house, with a brick basement The family was
iust sitting down to supper when tremendous crash
came which completely prostrated Mrs. Branch aud
stunned every IN the house. The bolt struck the
brick chimney and knocked It to pieces CHANGING
down. tho electric uid struck the wire cord which held
mn large mirror OF the bedrooms. The glass fell
10 the floor Mr. Branch and tho other members OF the
family were all badly frightened. but soon recovered
from tho shook and were surprised to find how little
harm had been done. the gilt cornlces all around the
ceiling were burned black. but that was about all the
damasc except tho demolition OF the chimney.
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CRiuES AND CASUALTIES.
AFTER A QUARREL WITH HIS sWEErHE.

AFTER QUARREL WITH HIS sWEErHEAkI
cxcxSATI Sept lOGolden smith, age twenty yeS" a., his
efrs home ia AyOndae yesterday: lie had been IN s.hpo %
,i, sumner If lying the noor OF ms
rn win revolver by his side and bullet hole In ms ie,
r nhvsicians have hopes OF his recovery
se r,i "a M a vonng woman 10 whom he paying aueh
I,' ~ snrnosed 10 be the of his decd
ROUGHLY TREATED SERVANT GIkl~ .
Or b., MINI sent lO.-A dispatch nom Ada, MINI, 70
Tht i,Sn.rr pres that two masked men broke lho
house last ght gagged the coOred serNA s
"a ho va alone in house, aud robbed the house OF %
o They then hanged to srl to tree but she suoeoo"ou
In freeing herself - --.,.,c
rRIGHTFUL FALL OF MINE LABORER.
p,-,tv Non Sept John HObbat, sixteen, ,ooi
act er attempted Jump across shaft IN The Ance
y~sisniay He struck his head On cross bar ana ie,
H. s,'H distance OF sl7 feet Ills body terribly mah
ged. . - oor,
SUICIDE OF MRS. G. @. COOPER a..
cotrvRTs O. Sept 10 (Speeial-Mrs G. q. cooper. w
wifi of prominent manufacturer OF Mount vernon o, a."
,tive of gresham Cooper committed sulciuc W % a..
in herself had been sick fol several dA's anu -
supposed ~ have been Insane
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
nan FAITH IN TIE WHIsKEY POt

RAD FAITH IN THE WHISkEY POOL
PEORIA H. sept l0The whiskey pool Ii session here for
eoape Of DAYS has been trying production percent.
age Several houses IN Peoria Cincinnati and Other places
are manufacturing than theI allotment. Buffalo ="
that anal acton 10 deferred unul the ASSOCIATION
meets In Chicago on september To-
ALMOST READY FOR BISHOP WHITAKER
PHILADELPHIA Sept 10 (Specal. Fifty bishops have
given he to the election OF Bishop Whitaker
twenty three standing committees have done the with
the OF the standing committees of doceses more
canoncaI majority Will have been secured II is stated that
the Assistant Bishop VIII not FORMALLY enter upon MS "Or
In Pennsyy until after the dournmen OF the Uenera
Convention TO be held In Chicago In October
STATIONARY ENGINEERS ELECT OFFICERS.
BOSTON l0The closing session Of the National Asso
citation stationary Engineers held this aerooon anu
the following officers elected President Frank A. tOs
ter Haven vice president r. o. Smith, Newly YORK sec
reary @. o. Miner Cncnnatii treasurer g. NJ barhe,
Henry knOwltOn Detroit The next annual session Will Oo
held in Cincinnati on September g. 1887.
A MINISTER SUED FOR BREACH OF PROMISE"
CAMDEN N j.. Sept 10 (SDeelatl.-IIuta Johnson, .
to-day in breach of promise suit against Tue rev. Scvi
Burton south She asked that he be mulct 70
the extent OF $1,000 to repair te y, uiy 10 70 @ el
quent upon disappointment when sNe mas suneTed
A DKJJNKARD MORrALLY INJURIES us BOY.
LOWELL Mass Sept 10 (SDteidp.-John shea has Deen
drunk several days. and during the time he has Oec
eray INIT hard FOL the Drutes hDefty
he arrested rms aitetn,en muIdeOus poM
heard IN his dwelling mingled WIN tns SCREAMS oi
wife man named James o Nell and another rushed ~ 70
succor the woman promptly threw brick at ONeil
hut hi, aim and the proecue struck ave year ou
son of shea forehead splitting open The child sAhS
~ The noor This time the husband arrested The
fortunate child Will die. There great mignaton ana ho
shea not arrested by h police he might have been 10
verely handled
DROWNED IN LAKE MICHIGAN.
CHIC 400 Sept lO-G IL. Goldbeck retail hat merchant
doing business on West Randophst, drowned todAS
wAus bathing IA Lake Michigan.
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yEW.YORK Thieves IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 10 lSpecia0.-Ihere
were five burgares IN the city between 10 o'clock last
night aud daylight tnls morning. Samuel Brant' ahas
Levant OF New-York, was at the Central station 'niS
morning charged with burglary and held In 81 looo TOT
rial The .ydeucs produced showed that the prisoner
and his alleged wiie who Is also In custody with
party of other New York thieves, had been In the CITY
few days and that they here for tue purpose o
robbery Brant was caught early this morning oomlnS
ont of n FRANKS hosiery store North ThirdsI Win
large bundle of punder. When MS lodging room ~
M o27 Race-st searched number OF 'sHses oon,
ininr stoeu goods were found The Chief OF roco oi
teIegraphed that Brant was wanted for Dur
glary In that city.
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THE horticultural sooIETrS MEETING.

CLEvELAND, Ohio Sept. 10 (SpeciaD.-At the
last business of the American horticultural so
ciety ast night several papers were read Among the
napsrs WAS one by Dr. Hope, OF Georgia, on Horticu-
ture in tho Mountain Regions OF tho South : one oy v"
z. Cor.a, OF. Delaware. on The Sale OF fru's W
Iro,,,n An address was made by Professor Mackay,
., IN. MIssissippi Agricultural College. upon the
vorr,nss of that institution and fruit growing In
tina, s,ate long discussion thon followed upon
the comparative value OF the mower grapes oson sor
,e,tnn or the Eastern Cuyahoga Horticultural society
TO visit the extensive VINEYARDS for which tho rSo -
.o,a5 nrIudIug the old Durham Vineyard, where lho
frat 2atawua planted thirty ono years ago. tha
we're driven In Carriages through 1n'
nnn !.crs, of grapes In Euclid township.
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MURDER DONE ATA PIOyIC.

SCRANTON, Penn, Sept. 10 lSpecia0.
ucAndr.ws. age twenty-five, laborer who lived In
this city attended picnic in grove near Iayorviiie
last night This morning he was found dead under an
annie tree near the grove with deep stab wound In the
hact Of his head Il yet been sscertalned who
committed the crime. Many OF the persons who went
~, me pcnic became Intoxicated, and there were sew
W rai dssperste fights Several persons were badly
n.,ten and one OF them, young man, MARTIN Miliet
hsiy iniured Young Bliss, OF tue superintendent
az Ihe Holden mines, away from the picnic In an
condition wled under train OF cara
here he went to sleep. rhe train started up and Bss
suat ned fatal injuries
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-11
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

PANS Sent lO-Two Italian officers heen placed
under arrest III savoy charged with making sketches OF
French forts.
ROME Sept. l0.-The cholera returns Tor the
whole OF Italy since the last report as follows:
Putlgrano % new cases and IL deaths; ferrara' 10
new cases deaths all the other Infected dlstrcts
49 new cases and 20 deaths
p,p,s SAINT 1O-Tbe state Of affairs in Madagascar is
not ed as far as French interests
are concerned The GOVERNMENTS on ths account seno
Jig rein fol- rcoments to TamataVe.
p.p,s Sent 1O-The MARQUIS Tseng, Chinese Am
bassadOr, has stated In an interview that the Russo
Chinese diiiculty has wants hed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-11
THE STEAMSHIP LEssING DISABLED.

LONDON Sept. 10.-The Hamburg
Line steamer LesslDg Captain Barends which left Ham
bure Sent for New York. has been towed into Queens
town. She is disabled by the loss OF her propeller
The accident occurred yesterday morning in latitude 54
north longitude west A strong gale was blow
ing and there was tremendous heau . sea"
The weather being so bad the passengers greatly
alarmed when the accident happened. Sails we're set
and the vessel before the gale into ueenstoWn Inc
White star ne steamer Republic which leaves Queens
town to-day for New York will take the Lessng mails
The passengers will remain the leasing and Will go
10 New York with her after she is repaired