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:. GUARDING .TaE BoUNDARr.

Sanitary inspectors to Be Stationed All
-: Along the Canadian Line.
:: *WAsHNGToN. Aug. 30.-At the request of
: Collector Hopkins OF Detroit Surgeon. Gen
eral Wyman has appointed DIT. Mulhearn
: special lnspector at that port to assist the
@;local authorities in examining immigrants
and baggage from Canada. If 1t be found
necessary inspectors will also be appointed
at Sauit Ste. Marie: Port Huron and other
lake ports 10 assist In preventing the intro
Gection of cholera. The Collectors of Gus
toms at Ogdensburg, n. Y. and Milford,
Maine. are requested 10 nominate inspec-
:; tors TO assist in the inspection and disnfec-
E ton of immigrants at those points should il
.<be. necessary. At many immigrant stations
.onthe northern boundary medical inspec-
"iors viii be stationed to assist the regular
Immigrant Inspector. Ii the case OF the es-
. ta6ls bment Of an absolute quarantine a
Gordon can be drawn tsut within an hour by
a telegram from the Secretary and tile Uni
ted States would be shut cut from the
world on the east
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AT ~;oTHEK .:.PIACEs.
The EpId EN- ie :Ipcre: as In e. at " ANTWERP
:: : Deaths attn usssls and The Ii eue: :

The Epidemic :IDcr.e as In e. at, antwerp.
:: Deaths at isl usssls and: The: ii ag ue: =.
ANrwEHP; Aug. Ten persons spfferr-
ling from; cholera we're admitted to: the: hos:
Z pital: TO-DAY; One: :patieit::s subsequently
died. There are twenty: two: new cases of
=: cholera and: four deaths SINCE yesterday.
The. :epideinic appears. to-: be spreading
throughout the city: :: - :, p
: :. !. -BIsI:ss:EI.s..Aug- 3o.-One. death: from a
.dQu6fitnrt:, il case ,ot>:Asfatic cholera occurred
!. IIfK HI1GUjEf UEf,*A ug. .3O::-A- man who ar.
" rived. q. few. d ay ago from: II amburg was:
attack ed with cholera last N glit: he has
been Iemoyed fothe hosDtal. . ~ - =. ::
=. XIENNA.: Ang: 30:- TfIe:Dostnlaste at PHI.
sen, ==Bo remig,: died from cholera after: only
a:single. days -allueSs.: IFS. supposed he:
con tTacie ed% the disease ii ifle: handling the
German -lettefs arid parcels. No other case
of*icholera* is~repoTted in. the whole mon.
.*" LoSSDl'oiy, Aug. *ao::-The Rome CORE.
sponde nee: <+of. the: News: says: Sp0rad c
;cases.of cholera have Occurred in Naples:
" Venice: aud Genoa: ,::The patientshaT been
'tsolated :: and: the et:public%: has not become
alarmed: = -. =. =:
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The Cholera Epidemic Increasing in
German Towns.
GREAT UKEiSIKESS FELT IN ENGLAND.
Many Mere Gases Discovered Among Arriving Emi-
graHtg-PrecautiOns Taken by the United
States Government Against Infection.
: Special. TO THE MORNING CALL

BERLIN, Aug: 30.-There has been a
slight abatement in the severity of the
cholera epidemic at Altona From Sunday
TO midnight on Monday the record there
-. shows twenty new cases and eight deaths.
AT Wandsbeck for the same period the
record shows seventeen new cases and nine
- deaths. Three children and the conductor
ora :.sleeping-car attached to the Hamburg
train were seized with cholera during the
Journey to-day and were removed 10 the
:hospital at LudwigsluSt The conductors
" wifed died from the disease on Sunday. A
!. traYeler*from Hamburg was stricken with
: Asiatfc .cho feraat Darmstadt' to-day, and
the .au ttrortties at once ordered: the town to
covered with placafds containing the
specials l@sanitary glIatfons:< : = :.
The:price Of dlslnfectants, especially car
S. bollc acid, has@risen 100 per c4nt:in this city
=. .sincethe appearanee.of the>cholera, this iin-
usual- l-inc crease placilg: the :#purc haSe of dis
::infeet Ting articles: beyond the. reach of the
:. :poor: The: neWspa peIs: advocate the. free
- distribution Of f:disinfectants+ :: :: :. ::
1t Is :of1ciall y :annQnneed thai ch olera is
up preyalent in S six places III sc hlesWfg and
m p laceS In the D isttict" of: Luene-
+ burg. AT. / one case of the disease
z occ and zone case "is reported .at -Neu-
IS staiit* :Ehe@ Patients at :Ilefpsic and Neu-
<staqt:bQth: caule=fr from III ilrbufJg;: ::
*.:l he y aton@E -Zertnng states :tbat*there
sTe<l lIree:d AsQtic eli olera: at
.*te ;Niabte Hos pita- lin !. Berlin =, wO::of
: he tle nts. s. q ilIe from II am burg
w third is "a: Berlin VIII aEf- lab orer..
DnTing g*t he asst TIVE t3-f our hours seven
teen: ear sus pects have be EN- TAX kenr to the
a tYEtiSse tse. in *the su bnrbs=uf :this:city:
: seriolls :Ee L: occurred last nj gf1t Am ong
: the: :nlentbeIs :.of : a travelling show was a
Wo M aIlw hose son yeSt teTday arrived; from
:: Han Fearing: he would import: the
:: nssaTld: motner TO: return. to-; Hamburg:
+ .They re f1sedcand; after, fran tic resistance
! were rem OTed TO THE: lazarett0.. Meantime
=: The police ordered the slIow TO: be: closed
!. The sil6 Wmen re fused. and: showed fight
Z ~Ehe*cE0Wd* ided.W It the show n en- and a
free fight: followed: The :police:were. GET
!. ting the: w orst: lit when THE gendarmes
!: W ere nnl0ned:::
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issues of the campaign. This evening Sem
ator Vest addressed an immense audience
at the opera-house. aud Congressman
Heard spoke to a large meeting at the court
house There was great enthusiasm at
both meetings.
Plans for Cleveland.
New YORK. Aug. 30.-A morning paper
SAYS: Mr.. Cleveland, it is made known.
Will leave BuZZard's Bay the first week
In October and will come to New York. He
Will register and vote in his Assembly Dis
trict, and will remain in this city from that
time on until after election day. Accord
Ing TO the present programme he Will
not take the stump. lie NAV be in-
duced TO speak in several large
cities of the State. but 1t is not now the
plan 10 have him go beyond its borders. 1t
Is proposed soon after Cleveland has re-
turned to arrange for reception of the
Democratic leaders.
South Carolina Primaries.
CHARLESTON. S. c.. Aug. 3O-Returns
from the Democratic primaries in the entire
State are very meagey. The Conservatives
carry Charleston County by 5000 majority,
re-electng Brawley to Congress, jersey as
Solicitor aud Ferguson as Sheriff, all Con-
seryatives. The bulletins and specials thus
lar received OF South Carolina primaries
show no special advantage either way.
The conservatives concede the State to
=
three conservative Congressmen-BraW
In the First, Hemphill in the Fifth and
JohnstOne in the Third districts Shell, the
Alliance man. in the Fourth District is also
returned.
Republican Rally In Vermont.
BURLINGTON, Vt, Aug. 30.-The rally
here to-day under the auspices of the Re-
publican State League was an unqualified
success. From l., ZOO 10 $1,000 people at
tended the meeting 10 hear the speakers.
KepuOllcan clubs were present from all
parts Of the Stale Governor Mckinley Of
Ohio and Secretary of State J. n. Griffith
OF Indiana were the speakers.
A Senatorial Candidate.
Boston, Mass. Aug 3d. Hon. Henry
Cabot Lodge on being asked Tonight by a
Journal representative II he was candi-
date for the United States SenatnTship
made vacant by the retirement of Henry
i. Dawes replied: II will say frankly / am
q candidate. mean TO make the best and
most open canvass l can, for / believe tile
more open and before the people such a cam
yass Is il is better for all concerned"
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WEIGaTY TESTIMONY.
Increase In tho Savings of workingmen
During President Harrison's Term.

Increase In tho Savings of workingmen
During President Harrison's Term.
ALBANY, Aug. 30.-Most impressive and
weighty testimony has just been given from
an official source respecting the prosperity
Of the wOrkingmen of New YORK State since
President Harrison assumed office In 1882
The testimony comes, innocently enough,
from Charles NJ. Preston, the Democratic
Superintendent of the State Banking De-
partment, and is in his semi-annual state
ment concerning the condition OF the State
savings banks on July CT the present year
On January /. 1889, or only two months
before Mr.. Harrison assumed office, there
was que 10 depOsit0rs in the savings banks
of this State S523,6 ,575. Large as this
amount was the wOrkingmen have added TO
1t million after million. until on July ],
1892, 1t has reached S6l0. 560, 03l 30 They
have thus increased their funds in the saw
ings banks In the course Of President bar
rison's administration $685. 516 35. And
the resources of the savings banks have
increased enormously. They amounted on
January /, 1889, to S615. $50, 100. aud on July
], 1892. TO S7Ol. IL, ,S73 or an increase Of
SIS, 223. OF. The savings banks have a sur
plus of $50, 257, $50.
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THE DEMOCRATS.
Cleveland Approves OF the Pennsylvania
Plan OF Campaien.


Plan OF Campaign.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Aug. 30.-Ex-Presi-
dent Cleveland writes to Secretary John
Bachman Of the Democratic Society Of
Pennsylvania as follows:
''The Pennsylvania plan for the forma-
tioE of Democratic societies throughout
your State meets my hearty approval; and
it is hoped my friends everywhere will
adopt it and proceed at once to form their
local organizations. | am satisfied that
active cooperation In the dissemination of
Democratic principles can be more certainly
and 81 eedily secured in this way than in
any other that has been suggested, and it
will afford Inc pleasure TO render you all
the assistance in my power In the prosecu-
ton of your work. / trust, In Pennsyl-
vania. at least, the resolutions of the
State Democratic convention, unanimously
passed, advising and epi0ining people
everywhere to enroll themselves Ia primary
Democratic societies. will be promptly and
generally observed"
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THE PUGILISTS.

Pritehard Challenges Fitzsmmons-Bstting
on the Big Fight
NEW YORK. Aug. 80. - The following
cablegram was received at the Office of
sporting paper yesterday: Tied Pritchard,
the English champion, called at Sporting
Life yesterday and issued a challenge to
tight Bob FitZsimmOns. the American mid
dle-weight champion, for 9tOO0 side and
the largest purse o..ereG in England or
America for the .niddie-weght champion
ship of the world at IL stone pounds"
Several wagers were made this morning
by prominent Wall-street brokers at odds
OF $500 TO S400 and S10O to $50 on Sullivan.
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KID THE RENEGADE.
Driving Prcsptctors la From the Chiricahua
Mountain Range.

Ell PAso, Tex, Aug. 90.-Joe Beach. bet
ter known as Diamond joe" prospector.
who left this city month ago with a party
OF Chicago mining men for Arizona, returned
to-day from the Chiricahua Mountains,
seventy miles east OF Limestone, Ariz., and
reported Apache Indian depredations in
that locality. Kid, the half-breed, is at the
head of the.raiding Indians, and the party
stole eighty lead of stock after raiding the
valleys, after which they returned to the
mountains and are secure. Beach reports
prospeetors and mining men badly scared
and making out from the mountains to
towns in the vicinity. In his opinion this
fall Will witness as bloody an Indian CAM
paign as has ever been known in the South
west
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HER CHOSEN PROFESSION.

The Wife Of Los Angeles Editor to Become
Actress
NEW YORK. Aug. 30.-Mrs. Grace Stew
art Lynch, the wife of Joseph ID. Lynch,
the owner and editor OF the Los Angeles
Herald, who is very well known in ST.
Louis. Los Angeles and in this city. is to
become an actress, and she was to-day en-
gagged by Manager Frohman and her dra-
matte career begins tomorrow. For the
past year Mrs. Lynch has been a pupil of
Manager John Norton of the Grand Opera
house at st. Louis. Mrs. Lynch will be
known on the stage as "GraCe Stewart"
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RAGING IN SOUTH AMERICA.

The Cholera Appears In Venezuels-Yel-
low Fever Decimstes the Troops.
PANAMA. Aug. 3O.-It is reported the
Asatic cholera exists in Venezuela. The
long-cOntinued rebellion has caused sanitary
regulations to be entirely neglected.
The bad and impure water supply and the
great scarcity of proper food are said 10 have
aided the disease in its progress after intro
ducti0n.
Yellow fever is still epidemic in Vene-
Zuela, especially among the soldiers OF both
the Government and CIespO, the rebel
leader. The mortality among the troops is
very great.
The Federal authorities OF Colombia have
issued orders closing Atlantic ports TO ves-
sells from all cholera-iufected ports.
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!: IN FRA NCE.

-Four Deaths Ii. the $ nbur bs of Paris
i ~: Seventeen at ID arre..: ;:..-
: PARIs; Aug. -Four deaths from~.c .chol.
eraic:di disoTders:a Te:fep6Tted. at: Sarcellis to-
day Three de&ths. from: samis: causes occ-
cnrred:at st. OaeD: Both. places are in the
rhS:0f Paris =: =; -:
:. III AyRI3. Aug. 30.-Begfnning ,with;Sep.-
TEN Der !: :tlle steamers: oftbe: general: trans
.Atiant will: sail from and arrive IA
*CheEboUrgr: insteai:of: HaVIe:: The change
: Is Only temRorary and made so fiat passen-
gers nQtbe; subjected to- qnarantine at
.TheFe:were re ported yesterday:ln this city
seventy:one new cases of ch0era and seven
teendeatbs.:: : - : ::
::. There. has been a decided improvement in
the=health@of the city, only tweiitY new
eases: -Ot. eholera:and four deaths from the
disease having occurred during the day. ::
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:: "A: RIOT PROBABLE.
An .ofEieer~~ Told Not t. Assert the Iuaoc .ncs

An Officer Told Not t2>Assgrt the .Innoc .ncs
-. :;: :: :: ::Pfi.onsr.
:: :PHGNIx,:Ariz..:=Aug.: 80. 0.-The:second day
of tire. examination. or Ed Tewksbury elieits
much. new: COMPLETING evidence One wit.
ositlyey> identified T Tewksbury as the
man. who rode: the bay: horse on the road
from. the scene. of The murder to Mesa.
Harley Staple. said he would. stake his life
on identifying tie defendapt: !: -.
.: .<Tewksbury .'.wiIl: Undoubtedly be held
without bail,,+although many witnesses for
the defense wifi swear that. he was 100 miles
AWAY at the: time OF the murder
:. a Pleasant Valley deIegaton from Tempe
to-day notified: L nder Sheriff Barry to stop
,-taRinS 5TeW1s61ry's :inn6cenre Nearly
alt the officers: are. Tew ksbury's sympa-
thize.5i. and fears:are expressed thatfriends
Will rescue; the pFisoner. There are many
friends Of the prisoner. now 1.-The. city. with
heavy arms iii easy reach, aud. the situation
hourly grows more Straine ed. A rot.is not
at all fnpTobable before the matter is finally
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fence. In going out he accidentally rang
the doorbell, calling out to his wife not to
lie alarmed, as he had rung the bell and not
the intruders on the premises. After that
Mrs. McWhirter heard nothing beyond
stitled gr0an. followed quickly by the shoot
ing. 1t is significant that no one of the
neighbOrs. who were so quickly ON: the
ground after the shooting, should haze seen
the aSsassins escaping down the alley, and
that the men should have got away so
quickly. Two neghbors, A. NJ. Clark and
NJ. w. Rohrer, were there Within a few
minutes. yet they saw nothing, aud Mrs.
McWhirter. who ran out at the first shot
could see no trace If the murderers.' -:
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THE TENNIS TOURNAMENT.

Hovey Defeats L7rned and Wins the First
Prize at Newport
NEWPORT. K. l., Aug 30.-ln the lawn
tennis tournament to-day Hovey won the
all-cOmers' prize. beating Larned by score
OF 60. e., 7-5,
The final match in the consolation series
was played this afternoon by Malcolm
Chace and ID. w. Chandler, and. as was ex-
pected, 1t resulted in favor Of the former.
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AN ~INTERNATioNAL .EPIsoDE.


Collector. Reppy Held: as Hostage; for q a
+ :. Mexican smus glsr:z..;.. =.
- TUCsQN,-Ariz.,.<Aug.= 80 "A Star special
frum La y orIa says !: DEPUTY: United States
Collector CD: Reppy :.ot La Noria went
across the line to-day and. was Immediately
arrested by the Mexicans and taken to the
town of Santa Cruz. Mrs: Reppy was with
her, husband; but shewas turned loose and
told to 90 houne.:. Repry,:a short time ago,
captured "a Mexican: :.horse-smuggIer and
brought him: here: where. he was bound over.
was taken as "a hostage for the.return of the
Mexican .smlggter. u pom: being. notified OF
the arrest Mr.: Lineiros of the: Mexican
custom Service .at:Nogales Sent. a courier to
Santa Cruz withOrders to. the. Mexicans to
release Reppy:at once: -
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:->NOT. "A VICTORY
The sultaa's Troop, Defeated by the Rebel

The sultaa's Troop, Defeated by the Rebel.
:: :. - :: *. lious Anqherss:
:: LONDON Aug. 3O:-=-A dispatch to the Ex-
change Telegraph Company says the claim
put. forward by. the Sultah's troops that
:they .were:yictorious in the fighting with
the Knghefa 1ribesmen yesterday is en-
:. .iirely unfounded. Instead Of the Sultan's
forces haying defeated the rebels it appears
they: were defeated with heavy loss. Ii IS
said now that 260 Of the Snltan's troops fell
into the hands Of the tribesrhen and the lat
ter's loss was very small. Troops are again
leaving .Cangier and another battle is ex-
pected.'
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ties have in no wise relaxed their vigilance.
Every day lodging houses are subjected to
rigid inspection, and it may truthfully be
said that they were never in better sani-
tary condition The inspection will be kept
up as long as there is any danger from
cholera.
As it is well known that overripe fruit
sharp watch kept to see that ali fruit is in
prime condition. To-day the health author
tiles made descent upon a Covent Garden
market and found many tons of unsound
fruit exposed for sale. 1t was all seized
and condemned
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Finances In the Argentiue.

LONDON. Aug. 30.-The Buenos Ayres
correspondent of the Standard says; The
budget will be presented to Congress to-
morrow. The revenue is estimated at G20,-
coo, 900 and the expenses at Els. .000 The
political affairs of the country are still un-
settled. 1t is stated that Senor Plaza has
declined the finance portfolio.
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THE KEARsARGEs MISSION.
Rumor That Negotiations Are to Be Closed
for Samana B,y


New YORK, Aug. 3O.-When the United
States warship Kearsarge was about to sail
from this port the people were given to un-
derstand the old vessel was bound for Hon.
duras Iustead of going there, however,
she went to Port-au-Prince. A Washington
dispatch now says the vessel has heen
ordered instead to proceed from Port-au-
Prince to San Domingo and thence to
La Guayra, Venezuela. So far as the Navy
Department Is advised she is to make this
trip for the purpose of conveying Minister
Durham on his usual semi-occasional visits
of inspection TO San Domingo. 1t is
rumored, however. that the present move
ment of Minister Durham to San Domingo
is to close negotiations for the purchase of
Samana Bay as a coaling station. The Pres
ident, 1t will be remembered, has at his dis
posal ST, 600 for procuring coalng stations,
and it is thought not unlikely that a part of
this may be expended on Samana Bay and
the remainder on Pearl HarbOr.
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SOLD. -FOR-.DEBT...

The Portland Cable Railroad Allowed to Go
Under a, Mortgage. :.
PORTLAND. Aug. 3o.--The Portland Cable
Railway, together with ALI its properties.
buildings. franchises. etc. was SOLD to-day
by the Sheriff to j. p. Marshall, cashier OF
the Ainsworth National Bank, for $3.50. .O00
SIX months ago tire directors of the read
borrowed 100000 from Marshall, but were
unable TO pay when the note became due.
and the mortgage which was given as Sc
Indebtedness of the road is S4GO. coo. and
the entire plant and property is valued at
$500 600.
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Fatal Railrnad Annidant

BURLINGTON. N. j.. Aug. 30.-Two trains
on the Garden and AmtOy branch of the
United Railway Of New Jersey crashed to-
gether at Whitehil tonight and three Of
the trainhands were killed. The dead are
Richard Il. Lewis. conductor, Andrew
Rule. engineer, and ShinD. the bng gage
master of the extra train. The baggage
master of the regular train was 90 badly
injured that he will probably die
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AT NEW YokK.
Inspection of Trans-Atlsntfc Steamers Be
:: .-.'.> ing Carefully Attended To.

Inspection OF fIrans-Atlantfc Steamers Be-
:: .-'.> Ing Carefully Attended To.
:. NEW York, Aug. 3o.-;The steamship
Dorian from West Indian2ports, which ar
|: rived to-day, passed quarantine all right.
there being nj sickness aboard her, and sh e
came up 10 the dock. The cabin passengers
|, Of the. steamer. CircassIa from Glasgow also
passed all Eight:
r.. The Hamburg-Americau Steamship Com
paDy announces that after Tomorrow no
more immigrants Will be taken from Ham
viii sail Tomorrow on The Bohemia.
: .Havre is given up for the present as the
terminus Of fthe;trans-Atlantcl line. This ac-
tlonis taken Ia consequence Of the prevail
ing cholera scare. CneTbouTg will be the
: future terminus
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weddiur in Lonson

=. LONDON. Aug. 30.-A fashionable we'd
ding took place to-day at ST. Georges
Church. Hanover square, the contracting
parties being Sir James Hohe- Spiers and
Miss Amy, daughter Of the late William
Arthur Green OF San Francisco. A very
large assenblage was present. including
Hon. Robert Lincoln. United States Minis
ter, and Mrs. Lincoln,
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!. :;:AT :.H:A mB:URG.
The The ter :All: Ci ose d nd. The Dises.s
!: Not. We .Chs ck Ad: -.


: : Z. HAMBUBG. Aug. 30 So. = Ail tile theaters
have: been closed: for"twO weeks on account
" 81. the:c cholera.# 5 Many cases .of ch0efa.wresre
Tep0rted t0-day. in *Bafmback:*~ three. miles
northeast. Of Htm bnfE: n: he renewal. of
j.. the<warm neutrality-suspicious. to. .increa Sc. the
'Tavages of: the: :epi denfc- in this city. on
Sunday tie Te W ere 457 n W.: cases, while
y yesterday there We're but. .:l39: :" "Tliis seems
TO confirm: the-prediction*0f Dr. Koch that
cholera:ir@: tllis%city Would disappear as rap
Id ly as:Ir eaine: =. -. :.
II EoNDoY; Aug. The Han burg: 66y;re*
*spond lent Of .fhe< Standard tel9graphS; Since
lastnigIt ere hi been a d: :enoTnI 0Gs.fl:-
:crease>in-: the n inl ber<of personsattacked
and in*the: DEATHS. Eight hundred and ten;
: ne ": cas- es aid" 319.:dealhs have occurTe1:
: -hefe: TO q ay...: Tile inte rnients. yesterday
LASTED ar:..fnto: the.uight the tofaEfoT the;
day. beiEg:291: a feel iig.o of deep gIoom:has.
: settled oyt tr he: city: The lass to. q e COM
,meTcial conmNn1ty is::f koned- al several
million marks daily. Tie +e xodn $ from. the
: city is :unabated; and. the number of: foreign,
arrivals, has fallen to- the: loWest on record
= here-were:oDiy tTenty:nine Arrivals in ali
at:the. bOtels:' of: the city on. Monday The:
: weather i.*:damp =an1' tultfy. ard :the tenn
peratuEe: has: reached: So. deg: In: be shade. "a
ditionEfav0ra to- the: progress OF the
.epide -. = :: -
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No More Smallpox.

VICTORIA. B. c., Aug. S0.-The fumiga-
tion of mails for the Sound ceases to-mor-
row unless orders to the contrary are re-
ceived
two weeks by the Vancouver authorities,
threatens to bring suit for $1,000 damages.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-31
The Championship sculliue Rscs.

TORONTO, Aug. 30.--The final deposit on
behalf of O'COnnor and nanlan and Gau-
daur and Hosmer has been made with a
temporary stakeholder for double-scuIl
championship race for $500 a side, to be-
rowed at Rochester on Monday next.
O'Connor leaves for Rochester tonight.
Hanlan follows on Wednesday