Evening journal., 1888-07-28
General News OF the MORNING..


Tho house-to-house inspection at Tamps,
Fla, showed no new cases of yellow fever,
and it is now believed that the diseaee Will
be wholly eradicated.
Fremont Emmous Of Pawnee City, Neb., D.,
stabbed Bertha Schultz TO the heart Thurs
day night because she refused to marry
him. The girl died In 20 minutes. EN-
mons is under arrest.
The yacht Susquehanna, with President
Cleveland on board, anchored Off Fire
Island yesterday morning In pouring rain.
Shortly after ten o'clock the rain ceased,
aud the party went blue hahing In the
yachts Scud and Geraldine.
Steve Brodie, the New York sport and
saloon keeper. who achieved notoriety by
jumping from the Brooklyn bridge and by
swimming In a rubber suit down the Hud-
son river, was arrested last night for alb
ducting Gertrude Lord, 16 years old, Of
Albany.
Captain Levi NJ Gerhartan ex-sherin OF
Berks county, who was UNITED States
stoTekeepsr and granger 10 that district,
and one Of the best known men In the
county, died yesterday from the result OF
injuries sustained in falling down stairs
Thursday night.
A volcanic eruption at Bandaian. nfty
lenRuSs from Yokohama, yesterday, de-
stroyed several villages and killed one
thousand persons, including one hundred
visisors al the thermal Springs. A fresh
crater has formed and the eruption is still
active.
General Boulanger drove In the BoIs Du
Bsulogne yesterday for the first tims since
he was wounded. His carriage was fol-
lowed by sixteen carriages filled with re
porters and admirers who shouted: "a
bas Flouquetln "a bas Flouqustln Vivs
Boulanger A great crowd OF gamini
escorted the general back 10 Paris.
TheBarlin correspondent Of the Daily
News says: "Ths Porte will be requested tt
repeat ths summons to Prince Ferdinand &
abaicats the throne OF Bulgaria. A family
council of the Orleans and CoburE families
ls about to meet at CoburE to discuss Primes
Fsrdinand's position. The Duke OF Mont
pensIer aud Princeesss Clementine ant
Clotilde, the mother and sister Of Primo
Ferdinand, win be present.
10 the Fltchburg, Mass, Police Cour
yesterday, Mrs Dr. L. X. hosier was hell
In s2, 900 for examination on charge o
performing q criminal operation upon Mis
Nellie Shea on July 30. The Shea girl die
last night. She made a sworn statemen
20 Lawyer Gallagher, in the presence o
several physicians, duplicating Mrs.
Mosier, and Identifying her as the woma
who performed the operation. Mrs. Mosie
IL an ''electropathic physician"
In the House OF Commons yesterday, Nj
Morley laid on the tsbls 40 nmsndmsnt I
the Parnsll Commission bill 20 insure pr
csdancs for the inquiry into and report n
on the ParnelI letters. Mr.. O'Donnell
letter to the speaker giving notice Of his Il
sentlon TO appeal from the decision in q
Times case protsBts that Sir Richard We
stsr's improved allegations, beirg assums
az basis for legislation, are an innovatic
pending an appeal.
The New York Board Of Police has dl
ncult question to settle before the comir
slsction. The Sl2 inspectors Of election
the United Labor party, appointed for Il
, lasl slsction on November 2. were TO no
offics for one year. This year the electi'
, comes of on November 6. whom these !
} rpecsors are still in of1ice. Not havil
Z polled the necessary vote at the last sle
/ tion, the United Labor party is not entiti
' to inspectors this year. and what to
b with ths inspectors Of the party still
q ONCE is what Is puEzling the police boar
d II iu probable that there win be lively Il
4 cation over the matter.
Bditor w. H. MsCord, OF East Liverpo
y Ohio, gave Postmaster Abraham lit
J editorial netice on Wednesday night In
} paper, the Review. referring to him
u "arovsr Clevslands tool" Abraham n
. McCord yesterday morning in front OF
post office, and told him IL be ever mi
toned his name in his paper again he VOL
l. lick him, whereupon McCord replied Il
be would do 30 as often as be liked.
d Postmaster Immediately knocked him do
and when McCord got up they clinch
McCord was thrown into the gutter, 9
u A4Ihuhulf lthNAhh bA VIZ fAtN~NoNA
4 give him humping. Passers-hy by
!. time came up, pulled the Postmaster
4 and stopped the fight. McCord's nose !
4 badly cut in falling on the curbstons.
v A peculiar sequel to the Hsymarket ]
lt has developed itself in St Louis Cha
20 Frsderirks, a middle-aged German, II
sS with his wife and daughter IN Chicago
IS 10 May, 1886. Fredericks left his home
Or the night OF May 4 to attend the 4
ct xarkst demonstration. During the rioi
K. was badly injured, was conveyed to
be Cook County Hospital and remained
critical condition. 1t was reported to
wife that Fredericks had been killed,
she went TO st. Louis. About a year
'al she married man named King Fre
icks traced his wife. walked into the h'
hn aud notified King who he was The VOL
Or slinEs to KING. and will endeavor to se'
ed legal separation from Fredericks,
insists on renewing the relations OF
80. band. Fredericks has been arrested
IN disturbing the peace Of his wife, who
bi AYERS she will not again live with him.
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