The sun., 1890-01-03

tne last week IN OooomDer was 100
EPIDEMIC m JERSEY CITY.
Thirty Jersey City policemen. twenty-eieht
fortyt&o s horse % Fsilroa6 empIoyssa ltssn
eompositorg in the Jersey CITY ,,Ne,os office,
sIShtoeS butchers q the sSsttir At tho foot q
sth street and httSsn Sps workers have Go
A9s al hs sD q 9
last His mother. 10TH his bfotSer James, I'm and MrS
MackeE, sister. are ALSO ye5y III with the dis
road say that about on . third Of tie employees @
OF the road IN Jersey City have had the grip or
Mrs. Care Caroline Binns, 80 years old, Of 1873 York
ago her only son. James Binns, died Of typhoid
p Bnns WS an SS her 81
death, and did not rally.
TWO VICTIMS AT NEWARK.
Michael Mulvaney, q member Of 2 Engine OF
terdsy morning Of pneumonia, which followed
nEaay night .HH,Tss IA was so years old and leaves a
Mrs. Maurice L. Murden, aged 70, mother Of
John 8. Murden. agent OF the Ednttable Life
homo IN East Orange early yesterday morning.
q a. victim In Of la grippe which found her weak.
than twenty-four hours.
ONE DEATH AT KEYPoRT.
KEYPoRT. Jan. 2-Milkman George A. Camp
bell OF this place was seiEod with tho grip about
todsS God as Ws Snd shdrOa
are all down with the disease, and about twen-
ty-hve other persons have It,
LONG BRANCH HAS IT.
LoNd BRANCH. Jan. 2-There arc eeveral
States Senator Blodgett is prostrated. and the
oEnR 70 hs HHH nt.s held S JUDGE M sS9 S9 Nss
and other officials. John Hoey, President Of tho
Adams Express Company, 1s also said to be
ioe is daneeronsiy @ @ iii With h pneumonfe % at his
country place, The Barracks, Pleasure Bay.
OVER 400 CASES IN CLINTON PRISON.
O. ALBANY. Jan. 2.Warden Fuller writes to the
400 oases Of infuopza among the prisoners in
Clinton prison. and that the working force is
Sy to
esppntlned sp to their beds at Plattsburg with the
Asu1upn DUE TO LA aRPPR
NEW HAVEN, Jan. 2-Charles Il. r. Mott Of
this city committed suicide about q mile AND q
half south Of WallinRfoEd this Afternoons. he
eoSs ay
their employ for the past eighteen years. He
camo down town to business az usual this
tRS Poss ose % WaEsd nO as far as the sn
tFoS trance - TO- the iaotory on Church street In
The next heard Of him was Was Gy
5sa be.n S S.ds shs Sy sD
dead with bullet hole in his head. Mott was q
popular young business man, and durinE. Har-
stse ho %aa 6eono on ssa Els f sse aS
counts ct Fey. Harmon Chadwick'9 ore
ind 3 Gng Sss for s.a hI Ss
dS's o Sa 81 % ths PSt @
TWO FATAL CASES.
RO6TON. Ian. 2-JOhn Gr0nin 0ad "a wanna
employed as o clerk died yesterday from tho
results Of severe attack q ln{qsnIs
In the Rumford Chemical Works. and q well;
5sS are prSbsS SGSS
than 10000 cases Of II influenza in the city at the
time bsTd Snd the 9SmSsr b s
that they have the disease or are about 10 come
down with i Last nigh, tAlrty; two condgo-
consin DIVISIONS OF the, Chicago and North
western Railroad were laid of on account Of
cdS Of and adSa The SS
road reports that about half Of the office force
Including the chief train despatoher. ReRan,
H. Seperted that f e@pioSess se1SeS SSus
the First National Bank are suffering from In
snf gnass e I udsa
yille. Commissio1er Phil Hayne. ana Deputy
nfs GGWn with the dis
has assisted the spread Of Influenza very con- |
and increased the number Of cases |
reported last night and to-day. One physician |
reports that he has fifty new cases OF Influenza. |
DR.. George Ross gays that there are several |
hundred cases of tho disease under medical |
treatment In the district In which he resides. |
The spread Of the epidemic appears to be gem |
eral throughout the city.
QUEBEC. Jan. A-Saveral cases of influenza
are reported In this city. The weather now
undoubtedly contributes to the
of the disease Tho rain is pour
Ing. and dense fog hovers over the city. The
arst case Of the disease was reported yester-
day.
INFLUENZA ON OUR WAR Shifts.
TANGIER, Jan. a-The United States squad
ron arrived here to-day and exchanged Balutes
but did not communicate with the city as there
are on the ships altogether 4S cases OF influenza.
THE EPIDEMIC ABROAD.
PARIS Jan 2-The mortality Is still abnor-
uRlly great On Tuesday there were 8S9
deaths and on Wednesday 894. The reopeninR
of the schools already closed Is postponed and
others are about to close.
VIENNA Jan. 2-The epidemic is weakening
as to the number Of victims here,
put II is moro virulont In Prague and Dres-
Count Tame Is III with influenza and con-
DHESpEN, DR. EN- Jan 2-The Queen of saxony.
Baron Mohrenheim. and DR.. ZollinRer have
he influenza
THE GRIP KILLS HERAM HOWE i