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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-29
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Etthic o. Jeanette A. UOwlinE, deceasel.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ny rIE
~ undortiguad, adminietratof OF the estate
Of Jeanette \. towliug, deceased, 10 the cred
itofh OF and all persons having claims against
The said neee sed. 10 exhibit thum, with the
necessary vouchers. within tbs mpnths after
the urnt publication Of this notice to the said
admirisir tor, care of WuddHll a Adams, at
tornoys. - and q East, FIRST south STR 81, salt
Lake City, IA the county OF SAT- igkc, Utah
Territory.
Dated December 10Th, lsni.
PErkR @. CowiING.
Administrator OF the estate OF Jeanette A.
GoWling, deceased
wAddell n Adams. attorneys Tor esta,e. d
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NOTICE. of ANNUAL MEETING.

vI'liE ANNUAL MEETING or THE STOCK
Il holders Of the Commercial National Bank
OF salt Lake Thy, Utah Territory, viii DO held
"a tho dircctorf' room OF the baok
at salt Lake City, on Tuesday, January
10Th, 1888 NJ ~ o'cinck M, fer the purpose OF
clsoiing board Of directors for tho ensuing
year and for the transaction Of such other
business ~ may legally come before said
GEORGE N. DowNEY, President.
Atteat-JuHN W. DoNSLLf.AS, Cashier.
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
N undersigned. John II. llOrliek, adams
uaior OF tho Estate OF Lepnidns u. heaiiio.
de sensed, 10 tho creditnrt OF and All persoaa
having clAims Asainat the said deceased, to rs.
hibit thcmyith the necessary voucher, within
ion months after the nrrt publication ~ this
notice, 10 the SAID John H. Ilnrlick,at q Enet,
Fiist south street, salt Lake CITY, IN thu c0uu
tyof saii Lake, TERRITORY OF Utah.
john H. HORLtCk,
Administrator Of tho estate Of Le0nidhe O..
HeAlue, ducehrod NV
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NOTICE..

VIVIAN TED, 800 1iEAD lEARLIsG AND 700
w two yCars old sIeersi 10 be accepted and
delivered either IN their present range or nj
Rinc, bArneld County. Colorado. (aA may DO
agreed UPON not later than July lkt, 1907
Only smooth good grade cattle wanted. No
scrubs nor htaeh Will be taken.
liberal advance OF the price will be paid
as soon M same IL agreed upon and contract
Signed by both buyer and seller,
Addrefti J.T, MCLEAN,
pib Alta street, beaver. Colorado.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court Ia and for salt Lake
County. Territory OF Utah.
In the Matter OF the Esta,e OF janice Russell,
deceased.
NOTICE IN HEREBY GIVEN TiiAT
~ Thomas ID. Lewis, administrator OF the
estate Of james Russell, deceased has rem.
dered for final settlement, and died In said
court, his tnAl &C cunt Of hts administration OF
sad estate and petition for nnAl distribution Of
the residue ~ said estate among the persons
entitled thereto, rnd that Tuesday, the 18th
day OF January. A. u. isgj, at 10 O'Clock n m !.
~ the Court hoom OF said curt, In the County
Court ilouao, Salt Lake CITY and County, Utah
Territory, has been duly appointed by the
Judge OF said Court for the settlemeni OF SAID
account and hearing SAID petition for disiribu-
ton. ct which time and place any person inter-
crtcd In said estate may appear and show
cause, n any thore tc, why said account should
not be settled and approved and nnal distribu.
ton made Ne pfai Cd for.
Dated December 70, ls9e,
q, y. ALLEN,
Clerix OF Probate Court.
ny CAusrrs BROWNE. jH., Deputy.
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Aud In accordance with law, and an order OF
the board OF trustees, made on tho liih day of
November, 1879. 80 many shares OF essen parcel
Of such stock as may DO necessary will he sold
ut room No. 3ll Constitution building, salt
Lake City Utah, at the hour Of " O'CLOCK, noon,
On thc' sth day of January, 1893. To pay de.
lnquent assessments thereon, together with
tie costs OF ADVERTISING aud expense OF ealc.
W. J. BURTON, Secretary,
sat salt Lake CITY, Utah.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In Inc Third judicial pstnci Court, salt f.aie
County. Utah Territory.
In the matter ot change Of name r.,,,,,.
OF Lars Franklin l.arson. 'e'"

In , ;. f Es,; g, 3, sHns: st 81 name
Y Ans FRANKLIN LARSON, Tnr PETi.
IL Homer, respectfully shows ~ the Court Of
The Third judicial District that he h twenty
Lake CITY end county, Titan Territory, on the
Jlst day OF JAnuAfy. isis, thai his mother "
dead that Ms father now resides In this city
aud Territory. hi nAme l. liars Larson; that
ever since petitioner was about zen months old
be has ilyed WITH his uncle amt aunt until the
death OF bis said uncle. and finre then with his
SAID uuul, tlAt their names ART Irlck D. HfAnta
ing and hfira Josephine Isranupg. That the
only other felauNep f petitioner living T. hts sis
!cr who rcside. with her aunt aud he. aamc u
LcuaC Lareoni that At the time the peluo
became an inmate OF SAID NrAuting family he
waf placed there under the care. custody and
control Of sad uncle and stunt w the father OF
petitioner and has cVo since nouo undct the
name Of Granting Instead OF Larson.
That Tot wears he has gone nader shat name
IN business, that all he hUpus ~ receive In n
financial way OF ever has received IL from tho
name OF Draining instead uf that OF Lnrson.
Petitioner aske 70 have bis name changed from
Lars franklin Larson toiars frani linilfanting.
for the reasons appearing above and tor tho al
ditionai reasons also that he many tmcs nnds
It embarrassing. Illuminating ard inconyl nient
Ia the course OF hiA business to he dpsignutcd
BY a different name to his true one.
That many times he a. annoyed aud put TO
tho trouble OF answering humorous intHfrogn
t0rice In consequence. anu pnt 10 shame m the
premises. and that he ~ subject 70 los of time
nom his business In making explanations to
the curiou. Why he gucs undci m assumed
name, and for many other good aud sufficient
reasonA petitioner prayt for an order IRON this
honorable court changing M. name from Lars
Tranklin Larson to Lars FRANKLIN branung,
LARS FRANKLIN LAUsOS.
DRELZE \ BuRnis.
attorneys for Petitioner.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Estate Of Maren Olsen Jensen. deceased.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, ny THE
N undoTsigned. executor OF the estate 81
MAren Olsen, Jensen decreased. 70 the credi
tofs of and all persons having claims arainst
the sAld deceased, 10 exhibit them, Win TIE
necessary vouchers, within ten months alter
The nrst publication Of This notice, 10 the said
executor at oakley, summit county. utah.
Dated November anih, ISL
CHRISTIAN JFNsEN,
Executor Of the estate Of Maren Olsen Jensen.
deceased. DIV
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.
LUCKY mn Mlnlng compnn,.

7 oCATiOs or PRINCIPAL PLACE or
business, Park CITY. Utah. Location OF
nine, Snake Crock Mining District. wasatch
County, Utah. Notice.
srribcd stock on account ~ hn assessment. No
g, OF nve cents per share LEVIED on the glnd day
OF september, irp!, the several amounts set op.
poAitc the name. 81 the respective share.
loldtfa. ms fOllOMHs
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And in accordance with law aud tho order Of
the Hoard OF Directors made on the i9th day Of
November, 1871. 80 many shares OF each parcel
OF stock as may be necessary VIII be sold at
building, Salt Lake City, Utah, on Thursdsy,
Tue 9th day NJ January, ls,a. ut pm. to pay
the delinquent assessment, together with the
costa OF advertising and expense OF sale.
W. j. llnAriL, Secretary.
once, room sb Constitution building. Salt
Lake city. Utah.
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And IN accordance with law and the order OF
tho Hoard OF Directors made on the 2lst dAy OF
November, 1852, 80 many shares OF each parcel
OF stock aH may he necessary viii DO sold az
the ONCE OF the Secretary, Room No ~
Cullen Hotel, at salt Lake tity, Utah Territory
on Friday. January 18th, isli, AZ O'Clock y NJ,
10 pay the delinquent assessment together with
tho costa OF advertising and expenses NJ sale.
j. W. WHITEHEAD. IR
n seClreiAry.
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT.

DELNQUENT NOTICE. THE NORTH
IL Point Consolidated Irrigation company.
l.Ooa!ion OF principal place OF business SAT-
Lake rity, UtAh. Notice. There ore delinquent
upon tho following described stock on account
bar. lsgl, the several hmounts oct opposite
the nAmes OF tho respective shareholders as
folluNa.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


EstAto OF UInflH7h NFhOIui UuttA5Nd.
AyOTIOE ~ HEREBS GIVEN by THE
undarsienud, executor Of the estate
az rarisfA Arnold, deeeahed, 10 the creditor.
~ and all persons having claims against the
sad deceased, 10 exhibit them, with the nee
es.ary vouchers, within ten months after the
drst publication OF this notice, 10 the suid
executor, At West Jordan, salt Lake County,
Utnh Territory.
Dated December 9Th, lsg2
1IYhUM GOfF,
Executor Of the estate OF Clarissa Arnold,
d..aA. ed, duo
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order to show cause vhy order OF sale OF real
estate should not be made.
voHN W. wISwARD, THE ADMINS.
~ traitor Of the estaie Of James Shields. de.
ceased, having died n petition herein, duly
verified. praying for an order 81 sale OF the
personAl property AMI portion 81 the real
estate Of sAid decedent. tor the purposes
therein set forth, Il Il therefore ordered
~ the Judge OF slid Court, that
al penont Interested In the estate OF said
deceased, appear before the said Probate Court
on Tuetday, the third day OF January. lsQl at
iUo'clork IN the forenoon OF said day. at the
Court Room of SAID Probate Court, NJ the
County CONT House, an tho CITY and County
Of salt Lake, Utah Territory. 10 show cause
why an order should not be granted to tho
said adminlsrator, TO soil the personal prop.
erty tpublc sale and to sell 30 much Of the
real estate Of tho aaid deceased at private sale
as shall be necessary, AMI that u copy OF this
order be published AZ least four successive weeks
an the DEsEHFr EyENIEo NEws, news.
paper printed md published IN SAID City and
County.
Dated December 2, l6gs.
q. W. BARTCII, Probate Judge.
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IrnuirOni % urAu.
County Of salt I,ski

IrnuirOni ~ UTAH. la.
county Of salt l.,kc
tArs Franklin Larson being duly sworn says
he ~ the petitioner above named, that he has
heard read the foregoing petition, knows the
contents thereof that tho ramc 10 true of his
own knowledge, except ~ 10 those inatere
therein stated On Information and belief and
az 70 those matters he believes u to be true.
LARS FRANKLIN LARSON.
subscribed and sworn to before me thia lat
day OF December, lspi
lsIALt HENRY q. MCMILLAN, clerk.
liy GRO ID. LOOMS, Deputy.
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TERRITORY OF uTAn,
County Of salt Lake. ~

I. Henry "a. Mcmillan, Clerk OF tho Third
Judicial District Court OF Utah Territory, do
hereby ecrtiiy that The foregoing IL full, true
and correct copy OF the original petition In tho
matter OF change OF name OF Lara Franklin
Larson IN the action therein entitled, nlod IN
my once December lat, iSll
Witness my hand and the seal Of said Court.
~ salt Lake CITY, this lat day Of December A.
u. lsg
svAi.l lltNRN q MCMILLAN, CLERK
sat ny nEO. y. IOOMlh. Denniy OIefk.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In tho Probate Court, In mud for salt Lake
County. Territory OF Utah.

In the matter Of the estate Of james shields,
deceased.
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The property known AZ tho Rec Hive House
and particularly described rs follows, to.wit:
Commencing Al point two ta) rods east o.
eighty eight (ss). plat A. salt Lake CITY survey
thence wost sis t6) rods. thence north twelve
(i2l rods, thonee east SIX (Gl rods. thence south
twelve O2l rods 10 tho place OF begin ming
situated In The city and county OF SAT- Lake,
Territory OF Utah.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-02
CHOLERA! /!
Two Suspects in New
York
QUARANTINED /!
But the Doctors Doubt the d.
agnoSiS.
ONE AN I'm MIGRANT
The Other Has Been in This Coun-
try for Years.
The Other Has Been in This Coun.
try for Years.
MORE VESSELS IN HARBOR
No New Cases Have Appeared on the
Moravia and No Sickness is Reported
by Incoming Steamers-The Presi-
dents Proclamation Generally Ap-
proved-Boston Doubts the Efficiency
of Her Quarantine-Activity Among
Canadian OfficiaIs.
ESPECIAL TO THE NEws.i


NEW YORK, Sept. 2-There was great
excitement among the people in Orchard
street and vicinity this morning when it
became known that DR.. Hirsch Beck. of
81 Rivington street, had discovered two
clearly defined cases of cholerine, one in
a tenement house at 95 Orchard street
and the other on the top floor Of five
story family house at 145.
Both cases were reported by DIR. Beck
to the bureau OF contagious diseases of the
health department., and prompt action to
prevent spread OF the disease has been
taken.
The first case was reported late last
night and the second early this morning
Special weight is given DR.. Beck's state
ment that the disease is cholerine because
OF the fact that he practiced during two
epidemics Of cholerine In Austria.
The doctor first found Joseph Etanwick.
an Immigrant from Russian Poland, with
the disease. He arrived by way of Ham
burg on the steamship Russia last Sun
day. lie Is 2S years of age. He sailed
from the cholera-infested district of Ham
burg, but there was no cholera on the
steamer.
The second victim is Frank Heuser.
aged "a. He lives with his brother at l42
Orchard street. He has been In America
number of years, and as he says he las
not been with any immigrants lately, his
case puzzles DIR. Beck, who is at a loss to
account for bis illness. Still the doctor
says that the symptoms in Heuser's case
are unmistakable.
He found him suffering terribly from
vomiting and purging. 1t did not take
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they were the work of a moral coward
who did not dare face the unfortunate

they were the work of a moral coward
who did not dare face the unfortunate
victim.
Mr. Knowlton also made it plain that
tho front door mt least was locked until
Mr.. Borden returned at about half past
nine. Bridget was out washing window 3
and Lizzie was alone with her mother up
mother was killed.
It is extremely improbable that anyone
could have entered the house while
Bridget was washing windows This
more than gives Lizzie "opportunity;" Ii
gives her the only opportunity thus far
known and she does not attempt to prove
an alibi at that time. Her alibi only ap-
plies to the time when her father was
killed, and that Is such halting one that
it surpasses credulity to use the words OF
Mr.. knowlton.
That these circumstances are sufficient
to prove suspicion there can be little
doubt, aud having proved suspicion the
case of the government Is finished.
Side Lights on the Case-Insanity.
or the side lights yesterday let In on the
case two are important. One applies to
the government had great deal more
evidence than it had used. and that is un
doubtedly true. There is evidence In this
case which has been ri ven to parties III
confidence that is very strong, though en-
tirely circumstantial and indirect in Its
character 1t will be used when neces
sary and not before.
The second side light, so to speak, re
lates to Mr.. Jennings statement that the
murderer must be insane" That Is moi
meaningless phrase. 1t is a statement
of fact as it exists. But 1t Is more thar
that. 1t is the utterance OF an
inspired prophet. 1t is in short
the prophecy of the line which
the defence will adopt should con
victing evidence be shown against Lizzie
Bear in mind that Mr. Jennings was not
called upon to make this statement. /
had little to do with his argument. i
neither aided nor hindered his plea at tn,
hearing. 1t was gratuitous admission
on his part, and it shows, perhaps
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Cholera Declining in Paris.

PARIS, Sept. 2--The official cholera
figures for yesterday show that there
were 15 cases and 3 deaths. Compared
with the returns for Wednesday this
shows a decreace of six news case and
a falling off of seven in the deaths. Con-
siderable interest has been manifested
here as to what would become of the Rus
sian Jews who have been waiting here
two weeks for the arrival of funds to per-
NIT of their procedure to America.
These jews were expe lied from Odessa
and they travelled To Paris by way Of
Constantinople under the direction of the
Israelite Alliance. The intention was to
pack them off quickly to the United
States, but owing to the fact that money
was scarce among them and that quaran-
tine was feared by the French steamships
sailing for New York, they found it i'm
possible to proceed.
The difficulties in their way have now
been removed and today they started for
Dieppe, where they will go aboard ves-
sci that will convey them to Canada. 1t
is said that their ultimate destination is
the United States, and that their object
in :sailing for Canada is simply to escape
the quarantine regulation at the various
United States seaports. They expect to
make very short stay in Canada, and
then to proceed across the st. Lawrence
into the United States.
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stronger than anything else the turn
which his mind is taking in the case.
His plea will be insanity. In this he
has but confirmed the presentation OF the
facts made in Saturdays NEWS that Miss
Borden has those characteristics, not only
OF action but OF feature and expression,
that give the strongest grounds for doubt
ing her entire sanity under all circum-
stances.
How Lizzie Received the News.
The scene In the court room was affect
ing yesterday afternoon when the end ot
the hearing was reached. The judges
voice was choked with grief and his eyes
were filled with tears rs he uttered the
words "you are probably guilty"
The words were received by tue prisoner
without n movement. She sat quietly in
her seat until called upon to stand while
the clerk read the order of the court
Then she stood without assistance ana as
quietly received the decision of the Judge
Words of sympathy were heard on all
sides, and when Mr.. Buck spoke to her
she interrupted him by saying:
1T is for the best, think. II Is better
that i should get my exoneration In n
higher court, for then it will he complete. I"
John v Morse and Bridget Sullivan
were ordered To furnish bonds to the
amount of $500 each for appearance at the
November term of the grand jury. They
Milne and Frank Almy going bail for
both.
There being nothing further to do, Miss
Lizzie arose, took the prJffered arm OF
the Rev. Mr.. Buck and walked resolutey
along the corridor to the matron's room
followed by Mrs. Brigham, who was on
the border of hysteria, SO grief-strlcken
was she.
Miss Emma awaited her sister in the
matron's room and Mr.. Buck soon left
them together.
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Governor. have taken energetic pains to-
wards the wardtng OF OF the cholera.
its Maycri
"a Conferences OF the heads Of depart
ments should be called at once to consider
the situation, aud II money is necessary
to put the city in proper condition let a
meeting Of the city council be called at
once.
"Got the city clean. This Is the first
step in the work of precaution. Even II
the cholera does not reach Boston the
cleansing process will do no harm. II
there is nothing else for the municipal
authorities to do they might turn their
attention to the dilapidated totally in
adequate institutions at quarantine"
IL is the general belief here that the
quarantine system now in operation at
this port is totally inadequate.
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LIZZIE BORDEN BACK AT TAUNTON.
She Has the same Blue Dress and is Un-
changed.

FALL RIVER. Sept. 2.-Miss Lizzie Bor-
den is in Taunton Jail again. She left
the Central police station at 1:l5 to-day
accompanied by City Marshal Hillard,
State Officer Seaver and the Rev. Mr..
Buck, At leo the train left the Bowen
Vile depot.
Lizzie wore the same blue dress and
veil which she had on during the trial
aud had not changed in her demeanor.
There was no excitement and few persons
were about the train. She spent last
night quietly and was visited by her sis
ter. the Rev. Mr.. Buck and John v.
Morse.
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4. W. LADD CO
Sale Opens at II M. Saturday, Sept. 3,
Sacrifice Sale
OF Fall Stock of
OF a Fall Stock of
Dry Goods!

We have been obliged close up the dry goods busi
ness of young man whom we were assisting in a New
annual displays fall goods and the stock thrown
hands exactly in harmony with class of trade
we propose to clean it up onceand at what it will bring
This is fall (not summer) stock. Though good all
around stock the large In goods
ried all the year. like there many short lengths
There few very choice things and the greater part Of
the stock is good stuff and not damaged
We attempt to enumerate prices and by no
means able promise that any of the goods listed will be
found on the except by the earliest purchasers
We propose to open stock and close quickly
possible and can only promise that everything in will be
bargain
Among other things the lines COMPRISE
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MONTREAL, Sept. 2.-The International
quarantine inspection commission hel q
conference with the health authorities
and steamship representatives here yes
terday in regard to the precaution being
taken to prevent the introduc-
ton of cholera into this country.
The commissioners left for Que
bee last night. They will visit and
inspect Crosse Isle a quarantine station
returning to Montreal on Saturday, leav.
ing the same evening for New York.
After inspecting the quarantine arrange.
ments there they will proceed to Boston,
Portland aud Halifax.
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Two Acts Have Been Played Out to
Their Close.
IS SHE GUILTY OR INNOCENT.
Public Opinion II stin Fluctuating -
Lizzie Borden Takes the Prospect
OF two Months in Jail Very Calmly
LIT Is Best" She Says, "That Ex-
Higher Court"
ESPECIAL TO THE NEWS,

FALL RIVER, Sept. 2.-There are still
various shades of opinion on the Borden
case ranging from the inspired believer
In Lizzie's innocence to those who are
confident that she is the one described by
Mr. Jennings as either ''insane" or in
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The Inquest Not Ended.

1t has been stated In the morning papers
that the first act i'm the Borden case is
finished. The statement is misleading, for
It conveys the idea that the prosecuting
authorities will rest. Such, however, is
not the case.
The inquest is not yet finished, and no
time has been set for its end. IL will be
continued so long as any suspicious cir
cuinstances or characters can be found
and examined.
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400 Baira

OF Misses ana Chldren's School Shoes. 10 he sold
less than cost To manufacture This lot comprises
Misses and Childrens straight Goat Button.
Spring Heel. Come and get pair before they are
gone. One week only.
PARIS HousE, l.. u. Newell & Son.
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Thirty Immigrants ouarantined.

BUFFALO, Sept. "A dispatch from
Sarina, Ont, states that thirty immi-
grants are detained there in railway
carriage. Several of the party are i'll with
symptoms Of cholera and all thirty have
been Quarantined.