davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-06-28
(Teyegramey ZoOjQzkt prasy
z 27g0 czere0ca 1922
Nienlcy.

cholery W Rosyi oddzia}a}y
zgubnie Ma kurs rubla, "a kt6-
ry plaza obecnie W Berlinie
tylko II marek.
,,Norddeutsche Allgemeine"
omawia ME dawne wyrazenia
Bismarcka powiada, ze twier-
dzenia jego o nieudolnem pro-
wadzeniu spraw wewnetrznych
i zewnetrznych przez rzad ME-
miecki ME opieraja sic ma zad-
nych dowodach. Rad ME chce
odpieraG tych bezpodstawnych
zarzut6w to ze wzgledu ma
dyplomat6w innych KRAKOW.
Spokojnie oczekuje Rad sadu
history / ME obawia sic zad-
nych krytyk. Spostrzeg4 on
wiele napad6w ma siebie, ME
zwraca jednak uwagi na ME a
czyni to w1asnie W interesie
kraju.
Cesarz Wilhelm by1 d1isiaj
W Szczecinie przy spuszczaniu
nowego parowca do morza.
Lekka tego statku budowa-
m6wi}-pokazuje, re W celach
pokojowych zbudowanym 70
sta}, Nadaje mu imie zamku,
Z kt6rego moja dynastya po-
chodzi ,HohenzolIern".
,,Vossische Zeitung" twier-
-dzi, re rosyjscy urzednicy 20
stall wys}ani do Paryza celem
wyjednania pozyczki dla Ro-
syi. Rotszyldowie odm6wili,
ale Credit Lyonnais'' pokaza}
sic gotowym do udzielenia po-
zyczki pod pewnymi warun-
kami.
Francya.
Ameryka6ski pose1 W Parry
zu oswiadczy} ministrowi spraw
zewnetrznych Ribot' owl, re
kapitan Boerup przyzna3 sic,
IL kupi} kilka urzedowych a
ktow, ze sic jednak tenn unie-
winnia, jakoby takie postepo-
wanie by}o zwyczajnem mie-
dzy wszystkimi ,,wojskowymi
attach6". Ribot odpar}, ze po-
stepowanie podobne jest wiel-
ce nagannem i re powinno 20
stac conajpredzej wykorzenio-
ne, re kapitan Boerup starajsc
sic zdobycie sekret6w rzado-
wych przez przek upstwo urze
dnika, zas}uzy} ma przyk}adna
kare, ze tylko jego przypad-
kowe dYplomatyczne stanowi-
sko uchroni3o go cd zwyk}ego
sadowego dochodzenia tel spra-
wy. Pose@ Coolidge przyzna}
ministrowi zupe1na s}usznosG,
wyrazi} swe ubolewanie mad
tenn przykrem zajsciem pre-
sla] do Washingtonu prosbe o
odwo}anie Boerupa. Postapie-
MEM SVEN zyska} pan Coo
lidge zupe}ne uznanie tax W
Paryzu, jak W Westinghouse,
Kapitan Boerup ,,interwiew'o-
wany" przez kilku dziennika-
rzy strac3 zupe3nie glove i
popad} W przeciwie6stwo sa-
mym soba, Mieszkanie jego
jest obserwowane przez tajne-
go policyanta.
Anglia.
Geese niezawis}ej narodowej
igi irlandzkiej zapyta1a jana
Morley, czy bedzie sic stara}
o uwolnienie kilku ludzi uwie-
zionych przez Rad brytyiski
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-06-28

cya obrany. R6wniez przez
aklamacya obrano M. H. De
Younga Omaha wiceprezy-
dentem, Thomasa Cartera z
Montany sekretarzem, Corne'
liusa n. Blissa z New Yorku
skarbnikiem, a F. L. Sevordsa
z Iowy marsza}kiem.
Nakoniec odczytano rezolu-
cyepochlebne dla ustepujacego
przewodniczacego Clarksona l
dla Fassetta. Wieczorem komi.
tet odwiedzi} prezydenta.
VIM. J. Campbell.
Wyb6r Campbella ma stale.
60 przewodniczacego krajowe.
90 komitetu republika6skiego
nastapi} ma wyrazne zyczenie
prezydenta. Campbell kilka-
krotnie wymawia} sic, mako
nice jednak przyja} ofarowany
mu zaszczyt.
Campbell urodzi} sic -
grudnia 1850 we Philadelphii.
w +. 1851 rodzice jego prze
siedlili sic do Illinois, i Cd
owego czasu, mieszka} on "a,
wsze W Cook County. Kszta},
ci} sic W szko}acn puhlicznych
Stanu Illinois, W Lake Forest
Academy i ma uniwersytecie
pennsylvadskim. Studyowaf
prawa W Chicago. W +. 1878
zosta} obrany Ma 4 lata Sena-
torem Stanu, W +. 1882 pono.
wnie 90 obrano, a kiedy pc.
zniej chciano 90 znowu obrac,
ME przyjq} urzedu. W +. 1881
z,sta} obrany prezydentem
Senatu Stauu Illinois, tax samo
W +. 1888 i 1885. w roku
1880 by} delegation do kon,
wencyi republika6skiej przy
kazdym ballocie oddawa} g}os
sw6j Blaine'owi.
Wielkie demokratyczne zgrOma-
dzenie.
w Springfield, ILL.,, wczoraj,
W poniedzia1ek wieczorem od-
by}o sic wielkie zgromadzenie
demokratyczne celem ratyfko.
wanna nominacyi Clevelanda i
Stevensona. Mowy mieli Sena'
tor Palmer, gen. John A. Nc
Blernand, Alfred Avendorf j
inni. Tysiace os6b zebra}y sic
ma to zgromadzenie.
ZnacZny pOzar.
w Seattle, Wash, wczoraj
wieczorem o godz. POI do
6smej wybuch} pozar W wiel'
kim sk}adzie kolonialnym /
zelaznym frmy Schwabacher
Bros. Pozar poch}ona} ten
budynek, a nadto hotel
Northern i Dextera Hortona
nowy gmach bankowy' Szkoda
zrzadzona wynosi cwierc mill
ona dolar6w.
Huragan.
Kapitan Mariner parowca
,,Rosebud" przywi6zl do Sioux
City, Ia, wiadomosc o orkanie
we Fort Yates, S. D, kt6ry
TAME 1890 b. m. znaczne
zrzadzi} szkody, i W czasie
kt6rego czterech Indyan costa
10 zabitych, a niezmiernie
wielu mocno pokaleczonych.
Zgromadzenie synOdalne we
FreepOrt, Ill.
Ma konferencyi dystryktu
p6}nocnego Stanu Illinois e.
wangielickiego synodu we
Freeport, ILL.,, wczoraj pcpo4u.
dniu zastanawiano sic mad
kwestva szkolna. Po kilkugo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-06-28
'ROk III.

SIC muslell, p6kl ktos I'm ME
nadszed} z pomoca czy to W
}6dce ich przewozac, czy tez
dowozac i'm artyku}y zywnosci.
Policya ME sadzi, a2eby
zbrodniarzom naleza}o przypi.
sac przerwanie tamy, W skutek
kt6rego woda wylaia sic W
owe dystrykta. Rada miejska
bedzie musia}a teraz obrado-
wac mad dwoma wnioskami
tyczacymi sic owych dystry-
kt6w, a mianowicie mad wnio-
skiem ustawienia stacyj do
pompowania i mad wnioskiem
wybudowania tam kana16w
sciekowych.
Immigranci W kwarantanie.
Komisarz zwiazkowy Weber
New Yorku uwiadomi} chi.
cagoski urzad zdrowia, ze pa.
rowcem Saale, kt6ry niedawno
przyby} do New Yorku, PREY.
byli opr6cz Jana Triemorta,
kt6ry W Chicago umar} ma
ospe, jeszcze Marya Cohen,
J6zef Sioma i Anna Preiss-
mann, kt6rzy udawali sic do
Chicago. Zatrzymano ich W
kwarantanie do "a czerwca, a
poten ich puszczono. Urzad
zdrowia postara sic o to, by
ich tu zatrzymac, skoro przy-
beda.
Ostrzeienie dla wysyfajacych
listy.
Move maszyny do stemplo
wanna wprowadzone ma poczcie
psuja sic, jezeli W listach znaj,
duja sic twarde przedmioty,
iakoto kluczyki, pierscionki,
monety, o}6wki i t.p., opr6cz
tego roztrzaskuja te przedmio-
ty. Dlatego urzednicy poczto-
wi zwracaia uwage posy}aja-
cych listy ma te okolicznosc,
azeby do list6w takich pred
miot6w ma przysz}osc ME
wk}adano.
PrOkIamacya burmistrza.
w sprawie palenia ogni
sztucznych W dniu Ago lipca
burmistrz wyda} Masterpieces
proklamacya:
,,Stosownym jest to zwycza.
jem, azeby rocznice og1oszenia
niepodleg}osci obchodziG uro.
czyscie. Wesz}o W zwyczaj,
obok innych obchod6w W dniu
tym palic ognie sztuczne; ma
ley jednakze przy tenn mice
take ma wzgledzie bezpiecze1-
stwo mieszka1c6w i ochrone
w}asnosci. Ustawy municy-
paine nadaja burmistrzowi
prawo rozstrzygania, W jaki
spos6b nalezy dozwolic palic
ognie sztuczne ma ulicach, pla.
each publicznych, zau}kach
t. p.
Opierajac sic ma tenn prawie
og}aszam proklamacya niniej-
sza, re palenie ogni sztucznych,
"akiet, bengalskich p}omieni i
t. p. ogni r6znych bedzie do.
zwolonem ma placach publ.
cznych, w parkach publicznych
na ulicach pod kortrola
w}adz miejskich, W dniu Ago
lipca i to cd godziny 4tej rano
do p6}nocy.
Og6lne to pozwolenie je-
dnakze podlega waruukom ma.
stepujacym:
Palenie ogni sztucznych,
,,crackers'', prochu i innych
wybuchowych mate1yi zabro-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-06-28
TelGgFamy ZaSraHiGzle.

(RubeI spadt W Genie. Rad ME-
miecki a mOWy BiSmarcka--NO-
wy parOWiec niemiecki.-Brzyd
ka sprawa amerykanskiegO kapi-
tana W Paryzu.- Walka tOrys0W
przeciW GladStOnOWi-Gladston
ma sic Embellishments sOcya-
listyezne W BrukSeli. = Kleski
Afgan0W).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-06-28

machach dynamitowych. Moley
odpowiedzia}, re ME uwaza
sprawy tel "a dose wanna, by
sic MIA mia} zajac.
Gdy Balfour wystapH dzi-
siaj W Sheffield mowa, ma
pad} ma niego mot}och, by1by
go poturbowa}, gdyby ME by5a
temu przeszkodzi}a policya.
Tomasz Neil oskarzony o
otrucie Alcyi Marsh i Emmy
Shrivell, twierdzil, IL posiada
dowody re winnym tejzbrodni
jest Walter J6zef Harper, stu
dent W szpitalu sw- Tomasza,
re te dowody wyda doktoro,
wi J6zefowi Harperowi "a
$500. Przedstawiono go sa-
dowi policyjnemu, kt6ry jed.
max sprawe te Odroczy}, pra-
wdopodobnie celem zebranla
dowod6w, re Neil otru} ME
tylko te diva dziewczeta lecz I
inne.
Badacz Afryki Stanley, kan,
dydat unionist6w p6}nocnego
obwodu Lambeth do nizszej
Izby, mia3 dzisiaj ma zebraniu
tego obwodu move. W spra-
vie osmiogodzinnej piracy wy
razA sic, re gdyby on sam by}
tylko s godhin dziennie praco-
wal, ME by}by nigdy uprzedzl}
niemc6w W Afryce, AMI by{by
powiekszyl posiadio5ci angiel
skie o wiecej niz 100000 mil
kwadratowych, gdy tymczasem
DR.. Peters, naczelnik niemie-
ckiiej wyprawy, biega} jak sza
Iony zawiera1 przymierze.
Gdyby Gladstone tylko ze-
chcia} porzuciG sw6j nieroz-
sadny plan Home Rule"
przylaczy}o by sic do niego
przynajmniej : uniouist6w. |
Chamberlain wyrazi} sic, re W
takim razie poda}by Gladsto,
nowi reke / zosta}by jego sta
lynn przyjacielem. zanim Stan
ley zeszed} wozu, na kt6rym
przemawia} do zebranych:
Moi panowie, zapomniafem
wan przedstawi6 moja zone, z
domu Dorote Tenant. Po-'
chodzi ona cd najliberalniej-
szego cz}owieka, jakiego kraj
ten kiedykolwiek posiada}, bo
Olivera Cromwell'a." " S1owa
tie przyjeto rzesistymi oklas-
kami.
Gladstone ME cierpi juz
prawie wcale ma rane odnie-
siona W sobote i spodziewa sic,
re bedzie m6g1 udac sic W sro
de do Midlothian. Pail Mall
Gazette" powiada, re sobotni
napad na Gladstone podobny
jest do nieuawistnego wyste,
powania torys6w W c1asie pc
ryodu ,,Jingo." Wtenczas
otrzymywali Gladstone i jego
zona mn6stwo ist6w grozba
mi. Twierdzi dalej, re wyra-
zenia Gladstone So pokojowe.
Dzisiejszy numer gazetY
,,star" powiada, re torysowie
W Salisbury puscili W obieg
karykature pod tytu}em %
statnia podr6z wielkiego star
ca" Karykatura przedstawia
83letniego Gladstone trzyma-
jacego W lewicy palme a pra,
wicy Home Rule Bill" a cia-
gnietego przez djab}a do pie
k}a. Wyborcy, nawet zpartyi
przeciwnej Gladstonowi tax So
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Wtorek, dnia % Czerwca 1892 r.

y azeby legislature stanu wy
da}a nova sprawiedliwa usta-
we szkolna, W kt6rej ME maja
sic znajdowac nastepujace
punkta: a. azeby perYod przy,
musowy rozpoczyna} sic W
oznaczonym czasie; b. azeby
dziecko zmuszone by}o ucze'
szczac do pewnej szko}y; 9
azeby szko}y parafalne musia'
}y bye przez urzednik6w Sta,
nowych uznane lub kontrolo'
wane; d. azeby nauki udziela-
no W pewnych oznaczonych
.ga}eziach i W pewnym jezyku;
e) azeby urzednicy stanowi
mieli sprawo dzieci przycbwy,
cone prowadzic do kogo inne-
60, niz do rodzic6w, dop6ki ci
ostatni wype}niaja swe zobo-
wiazania prawne; f) azeby do
puszczauo do jakiegokolwiek
mieszania sic W prawa rodzi-
cielskie; g azeby jakichkol-
wick pieniedzy rzadowych
uzywano do cel6w prywatnych.
a) Nastepnie dystrykt ten
zqda, azeby ME wydawano
zadnej ustawy szkolnej, kt6ra.
by jakiejkolwiek klasie W
Sranie by}a uciazliwa. 4) Do.
p6ki bedzie to rzecza mozllwa,
kwestyi tel ME bedziemy mie,
szali do polityki; natomiast
komitet nasz agitacyjny .powi-
MEN istniec i nadal, sledzic
rozw6j tel kwestyi o swych
spostrzezeniach donosic paste
rom i gminom.
Move WybOry.
Legislature W Manitobie (w
Kanadzie) rozwiaza}a sic i
rozpisano nowe wybory. Dnia
l6 Lipca nominacye beda do
konane, 23go odbeda sic
wybory.
Strajk W Cleveland.
Strajk s}uzby kolei ulicznych
w Cleveland jeszcze sic ME "a
ko6czy1. Wczoraj W po}udnie
odbywa}y sic narady miedzy
reprezentantami kompanij ko-
lejowych a reprezentantami
s}uzby kolejowej, ale ME przy-
sz}o do porozumienia. Strajke-
rzy zagrozili, re ME dopu-
SEGA, by jakikolwiek wagon
przejecha}, dop6ki warunkiich
ME zostana przyjete. Notomiast
burmistrz zapewnia}, re wozy
beda kursowa}y, chociazby do
pomocy i do obrony woz6w
miano zawezwac wszystkie u
rzedy miejskie, powiatowe i
Stanowe.
Wpazurach Iva.
w st. Paul, Mln., dozor-
ca lw6w W cyrku Ringing a,
Edmond Redd, w}ozy} reke do
klatki Iva, azeby Emusic Iva
do powstania. Lew zatopi1pa.
zury W jego ramieniu i zeby
powyzej 1okcia. Inni dozorcy
starali sic cdpedzic bestya, ale
MIN do tego doprowadzono, lew
poszarpa3 ramie Reeda pogru-
chota1 kosci do tego stopnia, re
konieczna jest amputacya cafe-
60 ramienia.
ParOwiec Vega W porcie.
Parowiec Vega Lizbony, o
kt6ry obawiano sic, re W po-
dr6zy zetkna} sic zaglowcem
izatona}, przyby} wczoraj pred
po}udniem do kwarantany. Ia
1oga zapewnia, ze parowiec ME
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-06-28
Bio Jameriro: Chilian z

Rio Jameriro: Chilian z
N. Y.
Queenstown: British Prin.
cess z Philad., Capulet N. Y.
SomAameptoe:' Aller IN. Y.
Brenaerhave,a: Darmstadt z
N. Y.
Amte0erpia: Westernland z
N. Y.
NVerpoo1:' The Queen z N.
Y.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-12
JENKINS is ENCOURAGED.
The Outlook in the Lower Bay
More Favorable.


QUARANTINE. Sept. lion his ar
rival this evening from an inspection of
the pest ships in the lower bay, DIR.
Jenkins expressed himself as being
greatly pleased at the decrease in the
number of deaths and cases reported.
The fact that no new cases or deaths
had occurred Oh any of the ships
except the Scandal. indicates he
believes that serious developments are
not probable. AS soon as new cases Oc-
cur on the Scandia they are transferred
to Swinburne island, and reports from
there are encouraging. The bodies of
the dead are at once removed and
cremated. Fire island, he said, is being
very rapidly equipped to receive the
passengers. DR.. Walter Vought, of
New York, has been placed IN charge OF
the island.
Mr.Bell,a a well known hotel proprietor
has been secured TO take charge of the
hotel arrangements. The Sepheus,
which has been chartered, he said, will
also be used in transferring the steer
age passengers to Sandy Hook.
On the reference to the two deaths on
the Wyoming, Dr.. Jenkins said that,
after careful investigation. he did not
believe they were victims of cholera.
Cui seoi Hiuohili, WHo was tdhcH SICK.
is rapidly improving. the doctors stat
ing there were no symptoms of the pest
in his case. He did not know positively
when the ship would be sent to upper
quarantine. but it is probable that if
the inspectors tomorrow are favorable
she will be released. 1t has been def
nitely decided to transfer the first cabin
passengers on the Scandia, where there
are only twenty-eight, to the New
Hampshire, which is now in lower
quarantine.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-12
THE NEW HAMPSHIRE.
She Is Sent to Assist at Lower
Quarantine

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE old frigate
New Hampshire left her dock at Ho-
boken at noon today, and in tow of two
tugs proceeded On her way to lower
quarantine to take aboard the Rugia's
first cabin passengers and the Norman
MAS second cabin passengers. There
was great despatch made in getting her
ready, and several volunteers assisted
in the work of fitting up her state
rooms for the people size is to accommo-
date. On her arrival at lower quaran-
tine it was found that Health Officer
Jenkins HAD just gone off, and the
work Of removal had to be
delayed. The New Hampshire was
quite an object of interest on account of
her large hull, resembling a house, to
which story has been added since she
left the naval service. The Stoning-
ton, which had been rendered by j.
Pierpont Morgan, was carefully exam
ined today by the health officers and
others, and found to be unseaworthy.
The Stonington went down yesterday,
and during the same day number of
the NOrmannia'S passengers were put
aboard. She lay alongside the Nor
MAMMA during the night, and was to
start for Fire island with her cargo to-
day. Much regret was expressed by
MI. Boas> general passenger agent Of
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-12
ROUTED BY REBELS.
by a Band of Mexican
Indians.
A General Uprising May Follow
Their Long Series OF
Victories.

Ell PAsO, Tex, Sept. 11.-About a
year ago female saint arose at Tomo-
sache, in the state of Sonora. She was
on the order of reformer, and charged
that, from priest to pope, they were
corrupt and failed to discharge their
duty. During the winter a priest
preached against her. This so excited
the people that he would have been
killed had it not been for government
interference. The Indians defied the
troops. and several were placed in jail.
After this thirty-one of the Indians
formed military organization. This
started on a pilgrimage to visit their
saint, near Alamos, in the state of
Sonora. They were met by body of
government troops and an encounter
was had, in which five troopers were
killed, including Capt. Enrique. The
pilgrims then proceeded to the ranch
Cobora. The saint not appearing. they
wept in their sorrow like children.
Upon their leaving they took away
everything they supposed to be the
property of the saint as relics, and re-
turned to Tomosache.
The election troubles occurring about
this time; political party was organ
lied under the leadership of Cruz
man. Gen. Raniel. with the Eleventh
battalion of infantry, marched against
them with the object of making peace,
or reducing them to submission. Ar
irving at Tomosache, the foot of the
Sierra Madra, the troops were surprised
by the rebels, and several were killed
by them. and the entire staff made pris-
oners in place of reducing to submis-
sion, and the battalion was dispersed
with heavy losses.
The gOvernmentehas a strong force
in the country, but the rebels have the
advantage, as their country is over
twenty miles from the railway, and is
SO inaccessible that wagons cannot be
used.
The latest reports have it that the
rebel force is over 500 strong, and that
the government has sent over 500 men
against them, and have met with signal
defeat.
On Wednesday last Capt. Martinez
and 500 men left the city of Chihuahua
for the scene of hostilities. At about
160 miles west of Chihuahua the regu-
lars encountered the rebels, resulting
in the loss of Capt. Martinez and forty
soldiers, while the rebels came out
without loss of single man. Last
night two companies of government
troops left Juerez for the scene of action.
The government is doing all it can
to suppress the revolt, but the Indians
ia the mountains have put to rout every
advance of the regulars without loss or
capture, and now hold as hostage Gen.
Rangel and his staff. Lit is feared that
this is but the beginning of hostiIities.
and that the success of the Indians will
encourage the dissatisfied element of
men to general uprising, and that the
government will succumb to the force
and power against the present admins
tratiOn of DiaZ,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-12
PENNSYLVANIA ALARMED.
The State Wants Gov. Pattison to
Raise $5O,OOO.


PITTsBURG, Sept. 1l.-An Interstate
conference of sanitary authorities was
held here today to decide means of baf-
fling the cholera scourge should it
spread here. Among those present
were Dr.. Benjamin Lee, secretary
of the state board OF health. of
Pennsylvania, DR.. G. O. PrObst. OF
Ohio, DIR. n. ID. Baker, of West Virginia,
j. D. Brown, chief of the department
Of public safety, of this city; Mayer FL.
I. Gourley, DR.. G. B. Dudley, of AL
toona: d. w. E. Mathews. of Johns
town, and DR.. j. r. Thomson, medical
examiner of the Pennsylvania state
board of health.
The object OF the meeting was to
take into consideration two points, es-
pecially the sanitary condition of steam
boats and railroads and the inspection
of railway trains and steamboats, at
state lines in such way as to protect
the public health and prevent the
Introduction of cholera into the
states, and at the same time interfere as
little as possible with travel. During a
lengthy discussion it was shown that,
while Ohio and West Virginia were
fully awake to the situation, Pennsyl-
vania's facilities for fighting the scourge
ate legislation. Whlie the state board
has power to appoint inspectors and
establish quarantine, there are no funds
to meet necessary expenses.
1t was finally resolved to request and
earnestly urge Gov. Pattison to imme-
diately place at the disposal of the state
board of health the sum of not less than
$4,000 as an emergency fund, for use, if
necessary. in preventing the introduc-
tion and spread of Asiatic cholera i'm
the commonwealth, said fund to be OBJ
tanned by temporary loan or otherwise.
DR., Lee made tour of the rivers. and
stated that the Allegheny water. which
is used for drinking purposes in the two
cities, was poisonous. Twelve sewers
emptied into the river, among the num-
Der several from hospitals. 1t was also
developed that the city will be unable
to establish quarantine outside the
city limits.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-12
STILL NO CHOLERA.
Chicago Is Breathing Easier Once
More.

CHICAGO, Sept. 11.-Sunday passed
and brought no cholera to this city. The
health authorities were on the alert all
last night and all day today, but they
found absolutely nothing upon which
to base anything of the nature of
a scare. Six hundred immigrants ar
rived during the day, but all were
found TO be in good condition.
DR.. Reilly, secretary of the state board
OF health, was asked today concerning
the protests regarding the requirements
of the board that immigrants must be
certified to be free from danger. DR..
Reilly showed dispatch which be had
sent to Commissioner Farmer aud 9TH
ers interested, advising them of the ar
rangements which had been perfected
with the United States Marine hospital
service. In speaking of the certifieation
of immigrants, the Illinois board
would not insist upon the conditions
described in the circular of the 5th
inst, but would be satisfied with its
substantial equivalent. An emergency
meeting of the state board has been
called for Sept. ID, at which 1t is proba-
bic that the secretary will be author
lied to inaugurate the inspection sys-
tenn and adopt measures as authorized
by the Chicago Medical society. Rep
reSentatlves of transportation com
panies are invited to attend the meet
ing, as we'll as the executive health Off
GERS of the Northwestern states.