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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-31

A woman just home from London
comments ON the constantly increasing
sizo Of tho American colony IN that city.
al suppose 1t is because living t.,
cheaper there than IN New York" sho
bays; "a man told me that he can live
better there for $4,000 than he can hcra
for 5000. The person who stays there
only n short timo docs not discover this,
often fancies indeed that London is a
very dear place, but after a residence OF
u few months one learns the ropes, 10
10 speak, and finds out how 10 manage.
"Ihen It is possible 20 live in good
style much cheaper than IN New York.
Houseront is an important tom that s.
fully a third lower, and, by tho way,
found several women over there, Amori-
cans, who arc making FUR living
teaching these same ropes 10 would hs
AIglo-American houuehpldcrs. They
find you nm establishment according 10
yonr Tastes and means In suitable 10.
cation, engage You servants, oven nego-
tiate for your carriage, II you want one,
and keep nm eye ON tho household Cor
three months, or until You are uble TO
manage things for yoursell-all for a
due consideration in pounds. shillings
and pence. New York Times.
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Some stolen money was recovered
through queer agency in llallowell
last week. When tho loss OF the billB
was discovered tho family at once
started 10 look for the robbers. Two
mon were seen running down lnno
across tho farm just beyond Mr. Gil.
mans house, into which they attempted
to break. As they ran, one of the men
was seen suddenly to pull out hand,
kerchief and beat 1t about his neck,
where some OF the bees he and his part.
nor had disturbed had alightcd.
Judging from his antics, tho little
creatures got in some effective work.
When the pursuers reached tho spot at
which the man had pulled ont his hand.
kcrchiof they wcro dclightod to find tho
missing roll Of hills, which the mau had
Disqualification journal
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TMr suLIIvAS.ooRBErr FIGHT
Il win lie Short one, Ray, DIcL
Toner.

u win lie nhort one, sny, Dick
Toner.
NEW York, Aug. 3l.-Dick Toner,
who Is widely know ne n trainer Of
prize fgh.eiB aud handler Of Enme
cocks and dogs, predicts that the Sulli.
vHn.Co., light will be- a short one.
He lives within about four miles OF Cor.
betps training qunrtefs, and he has
Hpent considerable time with the tall
Californian, and 10 perfectly familiar
with his tfalning tactics and nlyle Of
fighting. He said IL was COtbetps in-
tontion TO stand right up and fight, and
COIbett is OF tho opinion that no can
fight just Ms fast as Sullivan, ana the
faster the big fellow flghts, the better
he Will like Il. Toner thinks COrhett
an exceptionally good man, hut by no
means Sullivan's equal when II comes
10 hitting power.
Flank stevenson, who refereed the
Dempsey. Reagan fight and many
other notable mills, snid he and Sulli.
van have been on 0nta ever since tne
Sullivan-l[ilTain flght, but that did not
interfere Ia the least with Ms opinion,
IA no thinks sullivan has "cinon" aud
Will w!u ia "A gallOp. He thinlis Sulll-
van Is In bettor condition now than he
was ever In before, and lac has seen all
his fights, even his battle ~ Europe
with Charley Mitchell. sullivan Is
fighting this time fully twenty pounds
lighter than nj any previous battles, Is
mOtJ active aud eau strike quicker aud
harder blows. He sized BOTH men up
very thoroughly, ana Is more than
pleased with SuIliYap's Appearance and
stands ready % bet 800 10 5000 the mo-
ment he can find u man willing 60 risk
$500 on Corbeti, or any fraction Of that
amount down 10 IL 0 or 10 50.
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stopped by the roiice.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 8l.-rhu
Costrllo.Greggins fiRht was stopped by
the police this morning Gt the
end OF the liitlulh round aad tho
referee declared the match draw.
Costello and his seconds seem satisfied
with the decision, but Gfcrgins
thought the nght should have been
awarded 70 him ON the grounds that
he bad done most OF the work. lie.
yond few bruises, the meu bore no
traces OF tho long battle.
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Two new remedies have recently been
recommended for cancer, and should
either one prove entirely successful the
painful operation Of removal would be-
no longer neco@'ry. The first remedy
is electricity, which il IN reality no new
idea. There is an army of statistics
showing that II has bnen used by physi-
clans for many years IN cancer. but tho
now application OF electricity viii prob
ably produce different rosults. The in.
JoCtions OF alcohol in cases os cancer u
a remedy, however, that is only of 70.
cent use. The needle Of the syringe a.
pushed about an inch In the cancerous
tissues, which causes some pain unless
cocaine can be administered iirst.
The alcohol h then injected aud the
operation repeated daily ~ II
growth Of the cancer secins to De check, 4.
In similar way electricity is applied
daily until beneficial results are OBJ
tainod Good results in checking tho
growth Of cancer are obtained by both
OF these remedies, but II is uncertain
yet how long the benefit may last.-Yan.
keo Blade
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VICTORIA, Il. g., Aug. 3l.- The
crew VI the three Victoria sealers
and one American sesef seized by the
Russian government have arrived
here. The schoOnufs were sealing In
Retiring Sea thirty-1ve miles from the
shore when the Russian gunboat seized
them. The men were put Ashore and
were forced 10 doclafc that they were
Ia Russian waters under pain OF being
sent to Siberia.
A STEAMER ARRIVES IN NEW YORK
WITH THE EPIDEMIC on BOARD.
New YoRS, Aug. si,--rhe steam.
ship "MoraViaD which arrived this
morning reports twenty-five deaths
on board since sailing. The ships
doctor calls IL chOlerine.
Twenty wefe children and two
adm Its. Thirteen were natives Of POI
land, five OF Prussia, three OF Hosse
and one OF Austria. All were buried
ut sea. The fifst death took place on
August l . and the last death on Augus
2Bth. "MOrnviR" has been ordered
down TO the lower bay.
The steernge passengers on the
"MoraviaD were carefully inspected
and all found to be In good health,
except thrre children piilicted with
measles.
Tho steamships "Ftiealand," "Cir.
cscsian and "NOndamn were still de-
tanned at quarantine this NOR, ing.
The anchor liner "Italia, q" with 2s7
Hteerage Passengers from Gonos, ar
rived az Quarantine lns. night
Tho firt aud tuclnt idsgengers "
tho "Circassia" were taken Oh last
night and brought 10 the city. The
Storage passengers ara 20 be taken TO
Hoffman Isiaud todby ana given a
bath, after which they will again bo
placed on the "Circassia" and detained
al the lower hay for several days.
DIR. jenkins informed the people OF
the Red Star line last night that cabin
passengers could Oe tasen of the
"Frioslnnd," when the steamboat went
down TO tako them Cil.
The custom house Inspector refused
10 let any Of the passengers take away
their handbags aud only seven,y.hve
Of the passengers would loavs without
them.
The "FrieslSndn was released ffom
quarantine this morning and came up
10 the dock NJ HOhOken, where nll her
passengers viii be- landed
The "ltalia" was also released after
the Inspection, ~ her passengers did
no, come from cholera infected port,
The white Star steamer "TeutOnic"
got into quarantine at II O'Clock today
and viii undergo close inspection, be-
fore allowed 10 30 10 her dock.
The Hamburg American star steam
or "MOravia" will I've detained In the
lower bay for sevefnl daya.
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qmn MURDER or s.wururrn.


FREsEo, Cal, Aug. 8l.-Thc mys.
terry surrounding the assaesination OF
l.. u. McNhifter Is still impeuetrRblc.
No new developments have occurred
aud people are beginning 10 fear that
the Gssassins may be able 10 make their
escape. The friends OF the deoe ased
determined TO spare no expense 10
hunting down the assassins, and
the reward fund was to.
day augmented by one thousand
dOllaTs, More contributions will be
made. Tue rewards win probably AZ.
gregate $4,000. There IL good reason
to believe that man with u gunshot
wound In his hand was arrested on
Monday night and n now In jail,
though the statement IL Geuied ht the
sheriff's office. The Indignation OF
the people has not subsidized aud tn ere
In talk Of organizing n vigilance com.
mitIee 10 drive the criminal element
out of town. The funeral Of McWhir-
ter will take place this morning AMI Ia
expected to he n large one. Cor0ner's
inquest this afternoon.
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August Goth, by removing a pile Of
tics from the Track, has confessed TO
having himself placed the ties upon
the track IA part Of the scheme for
obtaining n reward from the company.
Adams. who Ia under arrest, It will be
remembered, claimed TO have found
the ties on the track while on his way
home few moments before the train
was due and that while he was rcmov-
ing the obstruction bullets were fired
nj hun, one Of which pierced his hat
and another entered his leg.
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CHICAGO, Aug. 8l.--rhs Trans Con.
unentsd Association, OF which all ex.
tfomo western failr0ndb are members,
have notified the traffic departments
OF the WORLDS Fair OF their willing
ness to make half rate On perishable
property ami other exhibits which will
not ho returned. This 10 concession
which Is Of great Interest to the DEPART
ments Of agriculture, horticulture,
Horticulture aud mines aud mining. In
the matter VI ordinary exhibits, former
arrangements Of full tariff rates on the
forward journey anu free return btill
holds good.
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NEW YoEiS, Aug. 3i.---George W.
Curtis Is dead.
MIR. Curtis became III about two
monthsRgo with Indications OF dfolay.
Emlnent physicigns could give but
little relief. He constantly suffered
considerable palm, ard was told that
opium would relieve him, bur he de.
clintd TO take opium. At tie request
OF Mrs. Curtis, the homeopathic tteai'
ment wac Teforted to last week. Since
that time he has suffered less, but about
three days ago began to sink gradually,
finally dying at i've O'Clock this morn
Ing.
He was conscious to the end.
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The Fan River butchers aud grOcers
have arranged for the making of an inn
mcusc pie Co bo carried in their process,
sion next month. 1t win weigh 5000
pounds and bo = feet long, feet wide
md feet thick, 1t will contain 600
polnd5 o. beef, 400 of mutton, 400 OF
fowl, 800 Of potatoes, and barrel Of
flour viii be used in making tn crust
boston Herald
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AGAINST HOME INDUSTRY.

Editor Deserct NewG


Dear Sir-Feeling sure TINT you Mt
is,s, ara friendly 10 our homes and
-. I.,..,.., on, ir,,.II,d IN nm nm.
nuiio 'n'e'',, 81 -
peal 10 you 10 uia"e puohc ushseI
that think viii prove n serious loss u
no, n I..tino disgrace 10 our comu,u.
1.,..h 80 90, ., 4, 90,
MY iu V""t'" ''u' Ou' ~"
have persistent'y HuNocateu noihe ih'
dustry In whatever guiso II presents
us.if What then can be your
-,.., ,,,a, ~ ,o,, ,o.d.rs "a
tno"s"'n ~ w." -
the action nhsh yeaVe'osy oy tue
board OF public works regard ing the
awarding OF n contract inv diving an
,..,..,,,,,,. ,,,,,,n, ~ r,o,ay 10 ,.nrla
''ii 80
VINO are Whoiiy "i'hou' o'her Interests
In this Territory than the profit they
will mako out of our hardly earned
-.
inc opening OF mo pluH reNe"ieu tne
fact that we have local firm Of con-
tractora who appenr 10 show that they
a. 4, .,.r, "a, .hi. nd wo,,hv In
"'' =" ~
receive thc hNhIh' hthouBn ,n'lf
bid was some hlrly thou'
sanu uoiihb ioWeI nsh WY
highchl DiuueF anu ,niI'eoh tnOusnhp
lower man tho next " was sun uhiVl-
tunalsly iout .noulanu nignui 'nsn w
wealthy ana powerful baIo.I IaNInh
company, 70 whom tho coii.iac. W NV
gNen' anu tnls paiiy Mnyuns ~, I'M MN
scores o. our eltlhehs WouiI N,,Ihfiy
donate 70 MAKE goov must %. Wv "a
cuse IOr henulhb huhuIeu vhous"nv
uOlhrs ch,'ieiy out VI guI vnen.S "
ever hahailns aseln, mo l, ,nsn 'n.l
WIN WnM hlnu o. sa'ls'su.,oh Can W.
wotk over our pencres, ~. ue' '', anI
our tooi-, earning heiuiy Wv hpV.l guy,
YAK We eio oonlpei,.u ~ pAy, nhu ~
IN our Inlhu'T wy nunS u iaoote
IN IM away llI,i ',i n ,,, n ~ -, -
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ms III 'ne Iaco VI w. ',t1" IT,
uN We naNe s.u' W "s VIZ
tnhi Jus oeoh vo1s'u.'eu en'HtS
OF ulah mhteIhh py nome CON
tractors anu nome hDoI thas ms
passed the examination OF W.
owners, anu peeh hccop,ou anu
paiu ior wiinhgy % we oiy
huthofilies' MoIe lhhn thh .ne
people VINO own tnls street reiolteu w.
WIN some SIXTY OF seventy otheIs VINO
VIII nave 70 phy ior lnls ptesou.
nWh'u, nave uegseu ,ne WY nu.uoI'',os
ny petition 70 give Cuh cnahos Ny
Huopilhg thlH hatetlhl ~ ~ Iuute
roau nlhklhg anu nave slghiheu 'heit
Willingness 10 pay Ior "
ono yeht ago Nhen Sute street was
70 Do paVeu = loc'l o'uoe, sheieu 70 10
thle WoIH Iof some S<upo ioss ,nsh
would any ono else am toil their
OH was rejected lof tne reason 'helr
material Wss nor Known anu tne Guy
uli not wlsh 70 experiment win 'h1
peoples money since 'hs' uhe, ahi
TO overcome thls o3lseuon 'n.so local
PAYERS have expenueu many thousAlus
oil dollars In experimental Mofk, I'm,
provement OF marhihefy, mine anu
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IInrrl.on :, orIIr rarm.

WHITE PLAIEs, n. ", Aug. 81
Whitelaw Reid says there viii he no
formal reception Of the President at
Ophir Farm, and that no special iuvi'
tstion had been issued. Plat Il here
and will call at Ophir Farm to pay bis
respects to the PRECEDENT. The Presi-
dcnts train arrived at $3.50. His party
at once stepped into the waiting car
ridges and were driven 10 Opbir Farm.
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PrrqsHuRG, Aug. Sl.-A special
from Rochester, Pa, says' George
w. Adams, the man who claimed 10
have saved west'b0und New YOrl,
and Chicago limited from being
wrecked near Epon, on the night Of
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NOTICE.

rI'HE ANSUAL MEETNG or THE
i stockholders Of the salt Lake and
los Angeles RAJ way will he held ~
a. T.. Nouih Temple Street. ON 1huraday,
september l2nd. at u NJ. for the purpose "
olcCtiug officers for ensuing year and Tor such
other business ~ may legally come before the
meeting. 1 a, CLAYTON. Secretary.
salt Lake city, Utah, August y, lsll.
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TIE CHOLrBA.
Il Has Apparently Run Its Course Ia
Persia,

TEuTRAN, Aug. ;l.--ChOlora In this
city has apparently run its courHa aud
Il visibly decguasing. This deaths yea
terdRy amounted 10 200, decrease Of
600 compared with ten days ago.
PEOPLE IN ENGLAND ArPREHrNsivE.
LONDON, Aug. ~ .--Poohls Of Eng.
lind Generosity are beginning 10 be ner.
vOuply appreheusive that, despite tho
quarantine regulations, the country
is doomed to another siege OF the chol.
era plague.
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NOTICE. mo- cnNtRAornns.

CEALED PROPOSALS ron TIN EHEC
- ton Of o. School House FOR the firsi
school District 1ooclo. Tooelc County. rian
Territory, Will Ne opened 40 the Tooclc school
House, p'clprl .. m,sscplcfnhcr 2lst l9.
plans can hgfcen a. Che Office oi j W Tate
TooUlo Ctiy, - a. the once ct the architect
II. n. Anderson, $50 canyon Road d.n-
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NOTICE

Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE STOCK.
holders Of the. North Point Communicated
Irrigation Company. that the annual meeting
Of tho stockholders Of the aid company wiil
be held at 2 O'Clock q. M, On MONDAY. the iftI
day OF september ntNt, at tho cullen ifrtr q,
sgit lako Uiiy, Ia elect BOARD Oi D.tcut0rs
TOT The cufulnR year, and TO adopt q plan Tor
the equitable distribut|on hnf sale 90 the
waters OF the cana belonging a. Hald cor.
pnny, aud To attend ~ such Other hu inrss per
uninE IN The interests of the comps ny az may
be brought bctDrelt
). w. WHITEHEAD. JR..
dtd score hry.
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NEW YOBK, Aug. l.--Preiidont
Harrison arrived In this city this morn.
Ing aud LEFT Immediately Tor White
Plains. He was Joined here IN bis
special car by Russell Harrison end
Chairman Carter OF the national cUm-
mittce, and all proceeded TO the home
OF Mhitclaw Reid.
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EoIIcE.

fINHEIE WILLIE AZ ANNUAL MEETING
Il Of the stockholder. of the EHgir trackCr
aud Manufacturing Co., as ihc company uf.
fee. sept. ~, at % p,m., Tor the election 81
may b. brought before The meeting.
l.. BROOK, resident
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MALE IIEi.p WANTED.

- = 10 so PER DAY Al uOMk. SIZZLING
,DO Lightning Platter and Plating Jcwclry,
Whtchcs Tableware, etc. Plntee e hnclt ~
yvwelIy o. good ~ new, oDrnll kinds ~ metal
with gold, tilvor o. nlcAui No experience. no
capital EyrrI house has rpocs needing plat
ing, n. Il. DIiND \ CO., Cnlumnus, a. sat
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. was conscious to the end.


WAsnISGTOS, Aug. 3l.-rhe Presi-
dent has recognized Joaquin Diaz
Duran ~ consul-gonorai Of Guatemala
nj San Francisco.
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NOTICE..

rI,HR ANNUAL MEETING OF TnE STOCK.
IL holdCrs Of the nEsEuKr NTws COMPANY
viii ho uoid Mt the compAny's once, on -niur-
nay, Sept -, ~. a. II o'cl1cg an, ior tut
purpose of clccung Directors Tor tue tusuug
year, and 10 attend tu such other business ~
may properly come before The meeting.
JOHN A. EVAN, srrrotnry.
salt Lake CITY, iiah. August 80, ltl!.
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wfsriiAN.-On the sist OF August IN sugar
House ward. of dysentery. boo her aIth year.
Mary FNtsboth. wife Of William Wiscman
born in London, England.
Funeral services viii be hold at n 80 a, m.
tomorrow NJ tho sugar House ward meeting.
house. Ff1uda OF the family are Invited to
ast,ad
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RAILROADS.
TIE THROUGH CAR LINZ.
Effective JULY iOh, 1899.
Hs'" An"e and DTar, a. Sat La, ~.
DAILY. 6oLouR
ARRIVE.

80 ffAfHN' - aait Aa4H IN.
DaRW BoLous
ARRIVE.
Prom ~ rtsiern points. ....,...
From Butte Portland and ran Fran.
eifens''.ss... ..s,.,... o.. ............. 0,ts.
Prom fArk ~ and Cache Valley ft.,s.
Prom all kasicm points................. IL 10.
Prom Cache vallol and ogden Tio
ifiom Milford, Eureka and inter
mediate points.......... ..... ....,,.N
Prom Juah and Euroka ................ s,
'ifoinIefmiuue and rourlo......... 500 N
DEPART.
foF AZ eastern points -,
Tor Ogden AMI intermediate point, 49,
For Butte. Portland. sau FrAuoi,ro
snd Cache valley ..............,...ns,.
for Cache VALLEY ana Park CITY
iof al tastofh pomia and sanF Van.
Vo''','''''ssst.. ........s..,....... tina
iIr Eureka. Jusb andMlisord... ;pF
Tor 1utfsa' Juah and Intermediate
folhN.''''''.. .....-,..............4 taiB,
'For iooclc and Terminus ....-...,.,EIon.
DAILY, >undAys excepted
i1rains between Juab and Milford gs,,,...-
sundays. ID" Ao'tA
tit1 ttCEEr orrICr, snt w,,x -
%. T. hurley. GEM. Agt pa.f.r nj
e. u. II. CLARK. Pres. and Get. iiu.
l.. DICKINSON, Atn'ti Gcu1Nst
4. l.. LoMAA, q. A.. a a, Aysnt
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80 m Aqr1z a..

ArMsTuoSG.-i the 'ix'conih ward, salt
Lake tiiy. August soth, after an illness Of three
weeks OF cholera iufauiuin, olive, daushtcr u
John ana lulh Draper Armstrong, ngcd
year, months and u days.
Funeral VIII take place at the residence f36
". North Temple street. tomorrow Thursday
at > %. M. friends OF the family orc invited 10
attend,
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srmuSa.-On tho alst ot August In tho
Ninth wart, OF this city. Ruth. twin daughter
OF Jamoa and Catherine stirling. eyed 10
months and 70 days. Her twin sister, Jane,
died ten days ago.
Funeral services Will be held at the parents
residence, 80. SO p. Fiih South, tomorrow
t1hursduyl, At pm. fronds ol tho family
are Invited
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TnnE AslArIc cIIoLEnA.

LIVERPOOL, Aug. sl.--Physiciaus
who have been watching the cases Of
four Russian emigranis attacked yes
terdsy with suspicious sickness while
waiting 10 20 on board the steamer for
the Unitcl States, have declared the
disease 10 be true Asiatic cholera. The
announcement has created great ex-
element here aud the Authorities are
doing all possible TO prevent the spread
OF the disease. IL II feared, however,
that II will be imuo sible.
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NOT EXCLUSIVELY A SUMMER
COMPLAINT.

AheiAtHAAAsAs
Prof. ]. q. Allick, Medical tx.
amlner ut tho University OF EdinbuTg,
has declared In an article ON cholera,
that in general high tenn Jrhture Ia
vOrs the development Ofthe disease, but
that some OF the most severe epidem.
les arc known to have ragged with the
greatest fury In the winter.
Three persons have heon attacked
with cholera disorder at Dover AMI one
has died.
TOTAL NUMBER OF VICTIMS IN
RUSSIA.
The dispatches say that up TO the 22j
Of August the number OF cholera
deaths throughout the Russian tm.
pire were reported at lO7,6l7, The
Tunes Vienna correspondence says the
authorities have accepted the assist.
Rnoe Of tho Red Gross Society, re-
Gently rendered, in the event OF a
cholera outbreak in Austria.
INDIuSAIIoE IN LONDON.
There is deep indignation nj the
authorities for permitting passengers TO
land on Monday last from the steamer
"feregT.ne," from Hamburg. These
passenger, after examination, were
allowed TO lRud, with the rcsuit that
hey have introduced cholera into one
of the most thtckly populated quarters
OF L1nIOn,
This morning ono OF the cholera
patients IN the city road died.
The Times Brussels dispatch says
two cases VI cholera has appeared la
NOstras,S st. Pierre hospital today. One
OF the patients soon disd. Tho news Is
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Nor 2Ss q H, 1E Ns ssT Nc E 6r es
reasonable torme or lur Improved city proper.
". Tue place "a well waiefcd. and produces
large quantiiice Of hay Apply TO Box ~,
Brigham CITY, Utah. dlnt
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