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CHOLERA ON THE INCREASE.
Denmark and Sweden Take Extreme
Measures to Ward II on.
Inv AssocIArrD Prv01. |

ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 1.-THE ofi1ciAl
figures OF the cholera epidemic show that yes.
terday there were 1900 new cases reported
and 3,742 deaths resulting from the disease.
Despite the cfticlal reports to scontrary
she disease is spreading IN NiJai Novgorod.
COPgSuAGES, Aug. IL - quarantine has
been established at every port OF Denmark
against vessels arriving from russian ports.
STOCKHOLM, Aug. l1.-Sweden intends to
station lve gunboats along the Baltic coast
to prevent Russian vessels landing cargoes
without permission.
The evening world., 1892-08-17
Fr,volity Stricken Out in Court.

Frivolity Stricken Out in Court.
william II. Young and others sued Paul c.
Grening, u Brooklyn real estate dealer, to re.
cover $500 on q promissory note. An
oraer was granted by Judge Bartlett In the
supreme Court this morning striking out
part OF the defendants answers as frivolous.
Mr. Grening' admits In hts answer making
the note, but denies that lie delivered It for
value received,
The evening world., 1892-08-17
DON DICKINSON ILL.

The Michigan Politician on . Sick
Bed at Bay Ridge.
Tine absence from headquarters Of Chair.
man Don N. Dickinson. OF the National Demo-
cratic Campaign Committee, has aroused
considerable curiosity and excited more or
eSs comment.
Members OF the Committee saated today
that he was away in Michigan, where he
found It necessary to 60 to transact some
egal business, but II has leaked out that be
is Ill at Bay Ridge.
just how serious Is Mr.. DicIinsOn's, illness
or OF what nature IL not known.
The evening world., 1892-08-17

Church People Flehing . License.
Excise Commissioner Koch to-day con.
cluded the hearing In reference to the appll.
cation Of L. n. fitasimdns for a saloon license
at 1l4l second avenue, which Is opp osed BY
the pastor and trustees OF st. Thomass
Chapol. The evidence viii bs submitted for
iinal action at the next meeting OF the Excise
Board.
The evening world., 1892-08-17
Placed in the Field.

Nominations BY political parties
Democratic ConRr Michigan. Seventh
District. J. Il. Whit nE.
Republican. - For Gov~rnor ct Wisoonsin.
James e.. Spooner. For Congress, Ninth District.
Kentucky. W. j.. Dsboe, for Conyrsss
Thrt PArty.-For Governor OF North Carotua.
Dr, W. =. EIum; Lieutenant. Governor, X. A.
Cobb. For supreme Court Justice. North Caro-
lima. "; A.. Guthrie. For Congress, Michigan
Third DISTRICT J.. +. Lockwood; Fourth District. 3.
George l.. Yspi-; Eleventh District. W. n. Ter.
ris; seventh District, Alfred PadSstt.
The evening world., 1892-08-17
WAREHOUSES NorALWAYs SAFE.

ing 5000 Worth OF Ha-dware.
Judge Taintor this morning held James
Murphy, Of sixty-seventh street and Third
avenue; James Wilson, OF 34s East Fifty.
eighth street: Leo Schenflield, of l85 last
Ninetieth street, and Albert Schenneld, OF
1877 Second avenue, on . charge OF appro.
priAting 600 worth or hardware stored by
James Thorpe In william Morrison's storage
warehouse, lll7 Second avenue
Murphy had been PLACED In charge OF Nor.
rison's once while the latter was underg ding
an operation OF several days duration At Z
hospital
The evening world., 1892-08-17
JEALOUSY, MISTAKE, BLooDSHED
Double Murder ana suicide Al.
tempted in Phnsd elphia.
fBy ASSOCIATED PsESs.l

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. l7,--Joseph c. Bailey,
OF 17l7 Rittenhouse street, this city, at mid.
night last night shot his two boarders. Mss
Mary Carney, whom IN the dark he mistook
for his wife, and Paul Ginther, who was her
companion. Then he sent q bullet into his
own head.
lie has oeen insanely jealous OF his Wife.
Bailey may die. The others arc not seri.
ously wounded.
The evening world., 1892-08-17
Count Won Hstzfeldts Daughter
Wsds o Prince.
fBYAssocIATEp PkEss.l

TBT xuBUCIAIIU FREBuV
LONDON, Aug. 1T.-Prince Frederick Ho-
henloche-O Oehringen was married this after.
noon to the daughter OF Count Won Hadzfeldt,
German Ambassador to England. The cere.
mony was performed At st. Peters Chapel In
Palace street. The chapel was crowded with
distinguished assemblagc. many diplomats
and members OF the aristocracy being
present
The evening world., 1892-08-17
Thirteen alsndered Horses Killed.

1t was reported at the Health Depart ment
this morning that another horse suffering
with glandcrs had been killed at the Third
Avenue railroad Com pany's stables.
This makes the thirteenth glandered horse
that has come to light.
A searching investigation has now been
begun both BY the Health Board ana the So
ciety for the Prevention OF Cruelty to AMI.
mails.
The evening world., 1892-08-17
steamer Colchester Stranded

lhY AnsoCfArEp PREsA.l
NoRwAtK, Conn., Aug. 1.-THE steamboat
Colchester, owned by the Myers Excursion
and Navigation Company, OF New York, ran
on the rocks near Betts's Island while trying
to enter the hxrbor last night and cannot be
foated Her condition Is con ,idered peril
Gus one. This boat WAS To have taken q Nor
walk excurs ion party down the SOUND to-
day.
The evening world., 1892-08-17
FOUR BURNED TO DEATH.
Fatal Fire in Model Lodging.
House in London.
IBy AssociATED PRESS.

icy AssocIATED PRIss.l
LONDON, Aug. IA fatal nre occurred
early this morning In tho new Model Lodging
House. In Lion square, Tredegar.
There were seventy -four persons IN the
building. MaLy did lot have time to save
even their clothing.
The bodies Of four were found burned to 4
risp after the nre. several were severely
injured while escaping.
The evening world., 1892-08-17

Laundress Charged with Theft.
Mary Feeney, aiaundrcss. twenty-one years
Old, living at 44d West rtfty-third street,
was committed TO jail at the Jefferson Mar
ket Police Court this morning accused OF the
theft OF $l35 worth ot tewelry from Mrs. An.
The evening world., 1892-08-17

His Skull Fractured with . Tin Can.
Himan Level and Max slegsi, living at ~"
De Kalb avenue, Brooklyn. Quaarelled last
night and Level struck Siegel on the head
with 4 Tin can, and II Is thought that his
skull Is fractured.
The evening world., 1892-08-17
Freight Handlers Strike.

iRY AssOCiATED PRHsal
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Aug. l1.--About l5O
freight handlers In the Northwestern freight
depot, IN this city, have struck for higher
wages. They have been getting sl.4O per
dup,, but demanded el.50.
The evening world., 1892-08-17
MESSAGE FROM GLADSTONE.
Major Byrne Has Ono for the Amsri.
can Friends OF Eome.Ruls.

The White Star une steamship Majestic
made fast to her dock, foot of Christopher
street and North River, At IL O'Clock this
Rock Light, England, In nye days, 2. hour,
and y minutes.
Among the passengers WAS Mayor John
Byrne, OF 54 Wall street, who admitted TO an
EVENING WORLD reporter that he had an In
p0rtant message to deliver from Mr.. Glad
stone to his American sympathizers, but re-
fused to disclose the nature OF the message
unJl tomorrow.
The evening world., 1892-08-17

HE DREW HER ARM UP UNTIL 1T +!
handed her into the carriage and thought
as their eyes met that she was not An un-
promising companion. lie was q grega-
rious animal. He hated being alone,
especially in a crowd, and chance sc-
quzintance was not 10 be dospised. He
handed her his card. She looked at the
name. raised her brows slightly. dropped
the card into her handbag aud then,
loektls squasely = him, aid, w.
The evening world., 1892-08-17

He called her Miss Vincent at . ven =
turc. She did not correct HIM. and they
fell to discussing the points Of interest ON
the way.
1t WAS delightful drive. and neither
regretted the circun stance that brought
them together. They dinea at the samo
table, finished up the sight. In the after
noon. and. getting In rather late, tovk
slpper ts1e-a-teee - As2s1ss g ~ =.
The evening world., 1892-08-17
SAVED DR.. LANNlNG'S LIFE.
He Was Almost Drowned When
Thomas Hanley Rescued Him.

Dr.. J. II. Lanning, a druggist, OF oSs Put.
nam avenue, Brooklyn. owes his life TO the
courage OF Thomas Hanley, waiter in the
Iron Pier restaurant at Coney Island.
DR.. Lanning went in bathing near the pier
yesterday afternoon, and becoming exhausted
was nearly drowned, when Ianley Jumped In
and, after hard struggle, brought him
ashore,
The evening world., 1892-08-17
ROBERTS WILL RECOVER.

Both Bullets Extracted from the
would.Be Suicides Neck.
Al the Brooklyn City Hospital to-day DR..
Bates said that Joseph Roberts, the cuban
cigar-maker, VINO shot himself in the mouth
after attempting TO murder his mistress,
Emma Treadwell, yesterday, would probably
recover. The bullets LOGGED In Roberts's
neck have been extracted. Tho lreadwen
woman is out OF danger.
The evening world., 1892-08-17

Policeman Accidentally Shot.
Policeman james J. Bleoo, Of the Union
Market squad, accidentally shot himself this
morning. His revolver fell out OF his trousers
pocket and WAS discharged, the bullet pass
Ing through bis right arm. The wound 10
slight,
The evening world., 1892-08-17
PORT OF NEW YORK.
OCTGoING STEAMERS.

OCTGOISG STEAMERS
sAiLrD TODAY.
Alvo, Gonaives.
Bitanpic, Liverpool.
Cherokee, Charleston.
I'lty OF New York. Liverpool.
CitJ OF Washington. Havana.
NacoOchee, SAY. nuah.
Rhyuiand. Antwerp.
Mohawk, London.
Marcia, Rio Janeiro.
Colorado. Galveston.
Ii Paso, New Orleans.
The evening world., 1892-08-17
RU MINING IN POLICY-DEALERS.
Hoboken's Police Have Thirteen and
Look for Eight More,

Detectives Good, Gallagher and Nelson are
engaged to-day in raiding all OF the known
policy dealers In Hoboken. Up to o'clock
this afternoon thirteen have been arrested
and eight more are expected to be captured
before night.
They are held in 5000 bail each for the
Grand Jury. citizens were employed by the
authoytties to procure evidence upon which
the warrants were Issued
The evening world., 1892-08-17
" Gather Forecast,

Local t""crM .JOi :6 hCtn'S eHding as =.
~. u" Tnt"daD: Far, &ighuy rdyHei',
sodhpeste,Ty ,oindS.
ine following record shows the changes in
'he temperature during the morning hours:
"a. NIL GA. NJ. 10 -. M..75l ~ M.s!
The evening world., 1892-08-17

Charged with Entering Her Room.
Frank Becker, Of 1s9 Butler street, Brook.
lyn, was arrested by Policeman sullivan rs
he was leaving 1856 Baltic street at 1880
o'clock this morning. Harriet sims, who oc-
cupies a room on the third moor, told the
Oricer that Becker had entered her room.
The evening world., 1892-08-17
eshsadsd by H,shwaymsn.

| ny AeeOctATkD rRHO.l
PORTLASp, Ore, Aug. ia despatch from
Tacoma, wash, says three highwaymen held
up and beheaded . man near Ellensburg,
Wash. yesterday. Nigilants pursued the
, hiYhwaymen and hanged them 10 tree.
The evening world., 1892-08-17
Ran over a Messenger Boy.

Edward Coleman, driver Of sodtsvater
wagon, was held without bail at Jefferson
Market Police court this morning to awaits
the result OF in n,uries received by messenger
bOy he ran over At Broadway and Third street
A. o CLOCK this morning.
The evening world., 1892-08-17

An Insane Woman's Leap.
The police report that Ellen Williams.
thirtysfour years old, attempted suicide while
insane ~ jumping out Of the second story
window of II st. Marks place. She was
placed under arrest and taken to Bellevue.
The evening world., 1892-08-17

Boy Drowned in Brooklyn.
Nine.year.old Charles kaufman, OF l5s
Columbia street, Broo4lyn, was drow ned this
nsrnipg. His body was recovered by william
Nixon, Of SO SedgwicE street.
The evening world., 1892-08-17
Founder Bradley Sails Away.

James 4. Bradley, FOUNDER and Mayor OF
the municipality OF Asbury Park, y. j., sailed
for Europe to-day In the steamship city OF
New York. He is . victim OF hay fever, and
Will remain abroad about two months.
The evening world., 1892-08-17

A full account OF Wall street affairs will be
found In TIE EVENING WORLDS sporting
Extra.
The evening world., 1892-08-17
Least said, "
Soonest mended. -
KNApp's RooT BEE1.
Story's ended.
PENSIONS

for army nnrsss. Indian Wars from ~ e t2i iass
var send for blanks. G. Z. M1LROf U. y
Gain Attorney, 36S Broadway. New fork Uty'
The evening world., 1892-08-17
SHIPPING NEWS.
ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY.

sun rises. 3. IL Sun sets. ..6.5+ Moon rises
LIuH wArER TO-DAY.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-06-09
The Belief In vitchcraft.

Witchcraft is at the present time be-
lieved in by majority of the citizens OF
the United States. The larger number Of
immigrants from the continent of Europe
are more or less in fear of such powers.
To these must be added no inconsiderable
portion of the persons of English and
Scotch descent, for strong vein of super
stition is discernible in many Irish, Scotch
and some English, whose folklore, diff
fused in nursery tales and neighborhood
gossip, has entwined itself strongly about
the fibers of spontaneous subconscious
mental imagery. Among the more igno-
rant members of the church of every ma
tionality the belief produces mysterious
dread, against which men and women
cross themselves and resort to various rites
supposed to be eficacious.-D Buckley in
Century
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Now Try This.

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Specimen Cases.

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Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, H.,
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Fail to do Our nntx.

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OUR
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The Big Four VIII Dance.

Messrs. Platt, Quay, Dudley, Reed
and Sherman are inviting the Republic
ans to brilliant dance to be given on
the Harrison boom.-Charleston News
and Courier.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-06-09
The Oldest Inhahitant.

Hiram Lester, of Atlanta, who was mar
ried there on Nov. at the age of 1874 years,
says he is the Oldest living inhabitant of
the earth. Judge Landoum married him
to Mrs Mary E. Mosely, who is eighty
years of age.-New York Sun.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-06-09
A Back NunhsN

Arlisoui Well, hasdly- The SNUG
senator FRAN lows, who started his ca
reer with 1900 Republican majority
and now represents Q Democratic state,
Is too much Of back number.-New
York World.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-06-09

Newspapers which talk about totter-
ing free trade systems are informed that
there Is not q free trade system in the
world, tottering or otherwise.-St Louis
Post Dispatch.
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Good for That Purpose.

The Republicans Of Illinois have
adopted good platform for the Demo
Gratis to beat them on.-St. Louis Post
Dispatch.
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rhs PArty Aivay. Need. m...r.

Colonel Elliott +. Shepard's sudden
prominence as an aspirant for second
place On the Republican national ticket
appears 10 be more Indicative Of the ne
cessity for campaign funds than any
thing else.-Pittsburg Dispatch-
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LYNcHEn At DAYLIGHT.
str~-Cs Hang . Negro RapIss - CAM
k.u.wfat. ~

bsIlsviiis, Ky.
GAEPBuLsvHLE, May s1.-CampbeIls-
VilIs esn add another killing. BY parties
WIN are strangers here. Heck Willis,
colored, vAs hanged here Tuesday
morning by parties from Adair- county,
for attempted rape. The negrO was
sent hDm Columbia TO Lebanon, forty
miles away, for safe-keeping- Parties
from Columbia went to Lebanon after
him. Intending TO take him - Adail
county TO hang. Daylight overlook
them here and he was hanged. This il
the sixth killing in Taylor cannty lately
with al parties concerned Bsing non.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-06-09
DEumkemnesss OF the Liquor Habit, FOsz
uveEy Cured by administering Drs
H0imQap GiRlSnnu. Graa~fAR.

II is manufaotured a. powder. which can b given
N gleee OF beer cup Of coffee tea. or In food
ofthe patient. It Il absolutely
@ n@armiesa. aud Will eject permanent and speedy
en alcoholic wreck. II has been given in thousanda
p ana in every instance perfect cure has fol-
loWea; AZ never Falls. Thesystem once tmpregnst-
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PRIVATE AND SEXUAL DISEASES
OUT OF TOWN PATIENTS

"You may fool all the people some Of the time,
or some Of the people all the time, but you can't
fool all the people all the time."- Abraham ~
coin.
These were the m smorable words of one of the
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tics in the sixes," and they are equally ltrue Of
machinery to-day.
Our No. is the finest machine in the world to-
day, we challenge comparison. No. received
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on conditions, that can sell you the EST SEW
ING MACHINE on earth, on the most liberc'
terms. Iv.ll send machine to your HOME On
TRIAL FREE. sell for cash or on easy monthly
payments to suit all people, will take all kinds OF
ou machines in exchange, ard allow all they O. e
worth. See me, get prices, before you buy or trade
with any one, can save you money on any sewing
machine made, my capacity, office, store, store
room, e.c., will now enable me TO handle TIVE II Y
machines day, or 100 week-the enormous total
ofsix thousand machines year.
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v1s1rops CORDIALLY WELCOME AT ALL TIMES.

Should you live with n reasonable distance OF
me, say about SO miles, 1 should be peased to
have you visit me, and II you purchase new
sewing machine for yourself or for any friend or
ne,ghbor, will pay yor- car fare, and enteri in
you while you remain here. Come and see me, and
save money on machines. Tol: 10 is pretty city,
is easily reached from all the surrounding country,
1t has many attractions tuat will please and inter-
est you. If you think Of buying sewing machine
6ou can afford to have q holiday, and visit our
beautit,'' city, at the same time save money, and
get the best sewing macbue on cal ID for cash
easy payments,
, 1892-11-30
sFLaying Down the Laws,

A ruling of more than ordinary import
ance has lately been made by Judge Rob
inson of the Thurston county superior
court, broadly and squarely laying down
the law as to the rights of aliens, Ignorant
OF our language and constitution, to citi-
zenship. Twenty-four aliens of Italian
and Swedish nationality who had resided
In this country for the necessary five years.
presented themselves before the Judge to
procure naturalization papers. Upon ex-
animation it was found that they were. in
spite of their long residence, unable to
speak or understand English, and totally
Ignorant of the principles of the constitu-
ton. The judge in rightly refusing such
men the papers asked for, said: as this
court to accept nod and grunt as salts
factory answers to these questions re-
quired by congress q" and finished up by
saying, II positively refuse to become a
party to such Judicial farce. "a berdeen
Bulletin
, 1892-11-30
MINOR MENTION.

1t is quite likely that Dr. Mitchell will
soon bring legal action to support his claim
to the position of health officer, now held
by DR.. Newell.
The social of the Round Table society
announced for next Tuesday night at CO.
lCmbla hall, has been postponed.
Contractors will soon be allowed to bid
on the construction of a new bridge across
Black river at Little Rock.
l., R. Grimes, the newly elected state
auditor, will move his family from ElIens-
burgh to Olympia next month. He mas
leased a house on Columbia street.
Officers will be elected by the Grand
Army post next Friday evening.
What has become of the oId-fasbioned
man who, when he got worsted in a semitic
claimed that he caught his foot in chair
Subscribe for THE DAILY TRIBUNE. if Won
want to get the freshest news, local and
telegraphic.
1t is understood that John Miller Muir
ply is willing to bet twenty bundles of
paper to ten that he never expected to be
nominated for the city council, as stated in
the morning paper.
The citizens of the Third, Fourth and
Second wards will send each five delegates
TO the citizen convention tomorrow even
ing, at Columbia hail.
There will be a social at the Temple Ran
tlst church tonight. 1t will be an interest
ing affair.
, 1892-11-30
A CITIZENS, CALL
For a Convention TO be ReId TO
morrow Night.

For Convention TO be Reid To-
morrow Night.
The following call for a citizens conven-
ton has been very generally signed by
persons Of all parties throughout the city:
CITIZENS CONVENTION.
A non-partisan citizens convention is
hereby called to meet at Columbia hall on
tomorrow Thursday evening at 7 O'Clock,
for the purpose of nominating mayor,
treasurer, assessor, health officer and one
councilman at large for the city.
1t being generally conceded that the
official apportionment heretofore made as
representation in the county convention
for the different wards was and is equita-
BILE and just to all the wards, the number
of delegates will remain as then, to-wit:
In the First, Second, Third, Fourth and
Fifth wards, five delegates each and four
delegates to the Sixth ward, the latter hav
ing been already chosen.
MANY CITIZENS.