Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-17
ONLY ChoIera Morbus.

CHICAGO, September 16th.-Health Com
missioner DeWolf laughed when shown
the dispatch reporting a case of Genuine
Asiatic Cholera" at Hillsboro, III. There
has not been Asiatic cholera at Hillsboro.
H." said he. There has not been a sum-
mer for twelve years that some physician
has not reported to me what he considered
a case of death from Asiatic cholera |
have always told the gentlemen that they
were mistaken"
What was the disease then ?"
Cholera morbus. The symptoms are
much the same, and physicians are often
deceived thereby"
a Bad Presidential appointment.
Copyright, 1855. ty he California Associated Prea.
New ORLEANS, September 16.h.-The ap-
pointment by the President of John Fitz-
patrick as United States Marshal for the
Eastern District of Louisiana has caused
such indignation in this city that it may
cost Cleveland thousands of votes FitZ-
patrick was the head of the corrupt Demo
cratic ring which the better element, as
sisted by Republican votes, turned out of
office last April.
Suicide of Merchant.
Copyright 1855, by The California associated Pressl
New YORK, September 16th.-Carl O.
c. Mueller, a commission merchant, shot
himself at his home in Brooklyn this
morning. Insomnia made him tired of
life. He was widower 6S years old, with
four daughters. He was native of Ger
many and member of the firm of Mueller
& Ringer. He was wealthy, but has been
in much trouble about his business.
Rough Experience at Sea.
ICopyfght. 1883, blythe California associated Press,
New YORK September 16th.-The French
steamship La Bourgogne, which arrived
to. day from Havre, experienced terrific
cyclone from the west on Wednesday
which lasted thirty-six hours. During the
storm part of the ships bridge was carried
away and the boats started from their
fastenings. Yesterday morning q seaman
fell from aloft, striking the rail, and was
lost.
Strict Quarantine at Galveston.
tCoppigh,, 1888, 6y0te California Associated Press.
GALVESTON, September 10Th. - State
Health Officer DR.. R. Rutherford is here.
Yesterday he declared a strict and absolute
quarantine against New Orleans. Quaran-
tine Officer Blunt of this port is instructed
to establish quarantine against all vessels
coming to this port from New Orleans, and
a similar embargo is placed upon railroads.
An Outrage on Telegraph Wires.
Garden this afternoon about two hundred
frightened immigrants were hustled about
owing to dispute between railroad men,
one side claiming that the other side had
stolen barge-full. The excitement lasted
nearly an hour, when Commissioner Ste
phenson accidentally appeared and
Strengthened matters Tor the Immigrants.
Wife Murder and Suicide.
a Bohemian tailor, in fit OF temporary in
discharged four chambers of revolver at
her, each bullet taking effect. He then
placed the muzzle in his mouth and killed
himself. The woman is still alive, but will
die.
The Prospect of Adjournment.
copyriqh 1855, by the California Associated lyes.I
WASHINGTON, September 16th.-The def
cheney bill will be reported tomorrow, and
this will thus clear the decks and leave
Congress in such shape that it can adjourn
as soon as the tariff muddle is disposed of.
The New Hampshire Blizzard.
MOUNT WASHINGTON IN. H., September
16th.-Six inches of snow on the level fell
here between Wednesday noon and Friday
morning. Drifts three feet deep are numer-
GUS The telegraph wires are covered with
frost-work the size of a mans body, and
the wires have broken down in many
places.
Harrison TO visit New York.
NEW YORK, September 16th.-It has been
practically decided by the National Repub-
ican Executive Committee to have General
Harrison come to New York. He will not
,, come, however, till late in October.
"A Probable Receiver.
Copyright, 1888, BY the California -issoiaied Press,
New YORK, September 16th.-Colonel
Sihley will probably be appointed Receiver
for the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Rail.
road by United States Circuit Judge Brewer.