Morning journal and courier., 1892-09-16
From All Quarters.
THE PRESIDENTS POWER
immigration May be En-
tireIy Prohibited.
CHARGED WITH MANsLAUeHTER.
Springfie|d's Bicycle Tour
nament Opens.
sg6fIvoRs Of The HOPE RESCUED.
Reunion of the Army of
the Cumberland.
sg6f|VORs OF The HOPE RESCUED
FULL POWER.

Immigration to be Entirely Prohibit
ed Unless the Steamships Comply
Strictly with the Instructions OF
Quarantine officials - Normannia,a
Passengers VIII be Released To-Day
-Islip May Appeal Camp Law -
News from Europe.
LOON LAKE, Sept. 10 President Harri-
son to-day sent telegram to the secretary
Of the treasury saying the attorney general
had sent him an opinion to the effect that
he had full power under the law to prevent
the landing in this country of all immi-
grants coming from ports infected with
cholera or any other contagious disease.
He suggested that the secretary convey
this information to the various trans-At-
lantic steamship companies with an official
notice that unless they acted in strict ac-
cordance Herewith the president would is
sue an executive order prohibiting entirely
all immigration from infected ports. The
secretary this afternoon telegraphed that
he had received assurances from the steam
ship companies that they will not ship any
more immigrants from infected ports.
WILL LEAVE TO-DAY.
The Normannia's passengers at Fire
Island will be released from Quarantine
tomorrow morning. This decision was
reached by DR.. Jenkins to-day, the delay
being at the request of the passengers.
They will be released at a. m. The iron
steamboat Cepheus will then take them
a. %ha xphioh fhou 1or1aI
from her. She will also carry their bag
gage. The went down to Fire Island
this afternoon 30 as to be made ready in
time.
The arrangement is to land the passen-
gers ct the Hamburg Packet
company's docks in Hoboken. They are
to arrive there about noon.
IsLIP MAY APPEAL.
NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-On the return
this morning before Judge Barnard of his
order enjoining the landing of the Nor
mammals passengers at Fire Island, an
order was made denying without costs the
motion to make the injunction permanent,
on the ground, as stated in the order, that
airy Injunction. The general term order
which vacated generally Judge Barnard's
special term injunction, was this morning
SO as to show on it's face that the
Injunction was vacated because it restrain
ed public officer in the performance of
his duty, and that therefore Judge sitting
in special term was without jurisdiction.
1t is expected that the town board of
Islip will carry the matter to the court of
appeals in order to have the question de-
by the final tribunal as to whether
Fire Island can be made a permanent quar-
antine station. 1t will take more than a
month to obtain decision from the court
of appeals.
SUSPECT.
New York, Sept. 15.-It was unofficial
ly reported to-day that another suspected
case of cholera had been discovered at No.
1877 East One Hundred and Fifteenth
street. The patient was removed by the
board of health, after which the house was
fumigated, disinfected and placed in q uar-
antine. Many residents in the neighbor-
hood, becoming alarmed, hastened to sup
ply themselves with disinfectants.
1t is reported on good authority that
rags from European ports are being landed
in Brooklyn daily, a filthy cargo from the
steamer Alsstia, owned by Henderson
Brothers, having been unloade3 to day.
ANOTHER CASE REPORTED.
NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-The health in
spectors have reported another case of
cholera. The victim, Mary Connity, aged
nineteen years, residing at No. 692 Second
Guild hospital at the foot of East Six
tenth street.
NOT CHOLERA.
NEW York, Sept. 15-Three suspected
cases of cholera reported here tonight and
one case to-day in Brooklyn were pro-
nounced by experts to be only cholera
morbus and cramps.
POISONED.
QUARANTINE, Sept. 15.-Dr. Sanborn
now believes that Mrs. Person poisoned
her two children, who died at Upper
Quarantine on the Wyoming some days
ago, and then committed suicide herself.
She was not married to the man who
passed as her husband.
CAMP LOW.
CAMP Low, Sandy Hook, Sept. 15.-The
workmen of the Long Island railroad left
Camp Low at O'Clock to night. They
left in condition toHshelter 1900 souls
], 2CO In tents and OUU In the DalrAcK6 a
squad of carpenters was left to build an
addition to the barracks already con.
structed increasing the camps capacity
200 more.
DR.. Jenkins inspected the camp to day
and will locate here tomorrow 800 steerage
passengers.
RUMoR CORRECTED.
FIRE ISLAND, Sept. 15-Dr. Voigh
states that so far as he can ascertain NJ
passenger of the Normannia has left thi
leland since being landed.
A CORDIAL GREETING.
BABYLON, N. Y, Sept. 15.-When tn
steamer Ripple, having on board Capital,
Cochran and his men, arrived at Fire Isl
and, the soldiers were cordially greeted b.
the Normannis's passengers, and loudl
cheered. The band of the Normanni
played the Star Spapgled Banner" an
the soldiers recognized the ovation by rails
ing their caps Captain Cochran and hi
men after landing marched to point abou
a quarter of a mile west of the Surf hott
near the light house. The tents and equip
ments of the troops Will arrive to night G