Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-09
News by Telegraph FROM ALL QUARTERS. SHERIDAN AT NONQUITr. The Old Hero In Bright
 Spirits.
 sI ss = ENGINEERS MAY 60 OUT AGAIN. Hydrophobia From A Cats
 Bite.
 VICTORIA BESET WITH SPIES. DaYitt Defies The British
 Government.
VICTORIA BEsET WITH SPIES.
SHERIDAN BEARING Ur wKLL,

SHERIDAN BEARING UP WE'LL. He Arrives at His Nonquitt Cottage in Good Spirits and Is Safely Installed i'm
 Cosy Quarters.
 NEW BEDFORD, Mass, July 8.-The ex- pected arrival of General Sheridan, which has been the theme of general conversation here for week or more past, occurred to- day. A large number of strangers were at- tracted to the spot.
 The Swarta passed Dpmpling Light and cast anchor over @ mile from the shore just before two this afternoon. As soon as the ship as sighted the shore and landing place were thr0nged by curious spectators as we'll as by friends of the general. After a delay of over an hour several boats left the Swatara for the shore. In the first boat we1o Mrs. Sheridan and two Sisters of Char ity who have been faithful attendants upon the general. In the second boat was a party of sailors. These two boats pulled to the land- ing where the party landed and the ladies proceeded to the new cottage erected for General Sheridan. At the same time steaa launch belonging to the ship, having in tow boat, on which was 8 stretcher upon which rested the stricken hero, steamed in toward the shore to the north and nearly op- Pos1te the cottage As tue boat came into shallow water party of 8 dozen or more sailors waded out into the water and care fully and tenderly lifted the bed or stretcher up and bore it to the shore. The crowd of spectators, among whom were 8 number of photographers, pressed forward in the hope of getting view of the generals features. They were disappointed, however, for g large umbrella which was held over him as shield from the rays of the sun also acted as an eHectual barrier to curiosity. Once ashore the sailors carried the general up to his cot tage and into his room. As General Sheri- dan reached the cottage he was seen to raise one hand as if in greeting and when he reached his room he expressed his approval with all that he saw and manifested wish to go over it and examine the rooms in detail, a thing of course impracticable. Colonel Michael Sher- idan of the generals staff accompanied the party from the ship to the shore and was in constant attendance on his brother.
 The cottage is most delightfully."- located, the front windows looking out over Bug zard's bay, in close proximity to several other hne summer residences. The general was placed in the front parlor as being the most pleasant room. The cottage, although spa- % Slous one, has its capacity well tested. which is only very short distance away, for their meals. MS. Sheridan came from the cottage late in the afternoon, evidently very happy at the successful term- ination of what was regarded as 8 hazardous experiment.. All the conditions now seem to favor the soldiers recovery, and at no place on the New England coast could he be as- sured of greater quiet. Colonel Kellogg states that a bulletin giving details of the generals condition will probably be issued to the press by the attending physicians each evening at 9 o'clock.
 The following was given out by the physi- clans this evening:
 The Swatara came to anchor of this village at two o'clock this afternoon after a run of seven hours from New London. About two hours afterward GeneralSheridan was brought ashore without any apparent discomfort and is now in his own cottage. He was somewhat restless last nightsand consequently has been nervous to-day; nevertheless his circulation continues good and his general condition is quite as favorable as it was when he left the capes of Delaware.
 (Signed) RoBTRr M. 0'REILLY,
 HENRY O. NARROW