Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-09-22
DURING THE WEEK.

could he removed to Washington with.
out danger, and therefor the transfer
was made,
Alexander Bcrgmann the would-bs
assassin of Secretary Frick of tho Car.
ncgie Iron Company, was tried at
Pittsburg, found guilty and sentenced
to twcnty-on, years in the pcnitcntiary
and one year in the work house.
Interest in the cholera scare seems
to hc ahating, At New York an iso,
lated case is found once in while. hut
such great care is taken to prevent
spreading that it appears to be disap-
pearing 1t Is announced that the
cholera has broken ont at the hospital
grounds at Camp Low. on SANDY Hook.
A circular To customs officers, designed
to prevent entrance OF infected vessels
or vessels from infected ports entering
the smaller ports OF the United states
when the quarantine restricts are in
sufficient has been issued
Gov. Flower of New York received
a mysterious box few days ago, and
had IT not been preceded by letter
of warning in which he was told Ia
look out for an internal machine, il is
likely some damage would have been
done by il, As IL was, when the box
was received it was turned oven 10 the
police, who soaked il IN water aud
opened IT, II was found to contain
powder enough 10 have killed the gov,
ernor and every one in his apartment,
The police are working hard To dis,
cover the sender OF the box.
Hon. j. = Clarkson was unanimous,
~ reelected president of the National
League of Republican clubs at thci,
recent session in Buffalo.
Five deaths from cholera have oc,
Cured right in the midst OF New York
! City. How it got in is mystery &c
the health officers. but the fact ~
mains that IL is in. These five death.
occurred some days ago aud there ha,
been a question as Ia the nature of The
disease, nothing definite hcing known
until the report came from a bactcrt
illogical examination oi the dead,
These examinations show that tn,
cases were genuine Asiaiic cholera
All means possible are being used to
ovcrwhclm and stamp ont the disease
in the houses IN which IL first made its
appearance, and two doctors have pccn
| placed in control of each house. How
ever, the New York physicians give
out an opinion that cholera wIll become
epidemic in that city ana that great
care will be necessary to keep il from
raging throughout the land. In the
harbor matters remain about as they
were, with apparently an inn.
proved outlook Cincinnati has
declared quarantine against pas
scngcr and freight from any foreign
place in the United States where Asiatic
cholera Is present, especially including
New York A conference between
members of the Illinois state board and
representatives of the state boards of
| Minnesota. Wisconsin, Iowa, Michigan
Kentucky, Ohio. Indiana and Missouri
was held at Chicago. A resolution was
adopted providing that every immi
grant must obtain certificate from
the health officer of the port or point
of entry, or from the sanitary inspector
| of the United States marine hospital
| service. 1t was also resolved that any
railway company transporting immi
| grants who have no certificates will
h.l l, .I 10 4 i,,.. I,,,.
of the states represented at the con
| ference. The resolutions were ac-
cepted by II number of railroads.
The law officers of tine government are
| looking up the legal powers of the
| president in the matter of temporary
suspension or prohibition of immigra-
ton. Nothing, however, has yet been
! done on the subject. Adviccs from
! Mexico declare that cholera is raging
| in Vera Cruz. denial of the government
Notwithstanding. To complicate mat
tiers, the ship May has arrived at
| New Orleans with another dread
scourgc, yellow fever on board
From New York City one more case
of cholera is reported, being that of an
| Irish girl, who arrived six months ago.
1t is not known how the disease was
| contracted New Haven, Conn. re-
| ports two cases. At Galveston, Texas,
all ships from infected ports, especially
| New York, will be held III quarantine
| Canada has csta bliShed rigid uuaran-
tine inspection against people coming
from the United States. Five thousand
immigrants are said now tn be ut sea
bound for this country.
The nature of the disease with
which Mrs. Harrison is afflicted is de-
clarcd to be as follows: Tuberculosis
of the right lung and subacutc plcurisy
with rapid cfiusion Of water. requiring
frequent tappings 4 Washington
physician declares there can be no
hopes of her recovery.
! Nebraska Democrats organized Q
/ State league of Democratic clubs.
+. y. Schoonmakcr, the New Jersey
! tariff orato will deliver nine speeches
in Illinois from sept 80 TO Oct. in.
elusive.
The National Switchmcn Of North
America were hono-ed in Dallas,
Texas, and the convention will be at
! tended by over 800 delegates.
Five policemen were badly burned
in Washington by flying powder from
a cannon used in firing salntc in
Grand Army place.
Dele gates have been selected in vari
Gus Pennsylvania towns to attend the
meeting of the reorganization commits
tee of the Iron Hall, in baltimore. Md,
next Saturday
The visible supply of grain in the
United States and Canada last week
increased .,65i 900 bushels If wheat,
$4,000 bushels of corn and ,Ol, O)o bush
els OF oats.
J. W. Cam of Fortuna, Cal. is said
TO he the missing witness in the Curtis
murder ease at San Francisco. Cam
saws he saw the prisoner shoot t;raut