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The record-union., 1892-03-12
2t4tnrrtukrrH.
I. FRANK CLARK,

UNDERTAKING PARLORS,
IoI7-1O19 Fourth St.. Sacramento.
THAfBALMING A SPECIALITY. GEORGH
IL n CLARK, Funeral Director and County
Coroner. Telephone No. 134.
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1AI1 fltNSl ENJOI
c. Wagner saw the difficulty between
Brannigan and Smith several hours be-
fore the shooting which led TO the tragedy.
Smith seemed TO be good-natured, and
showed Brannigan away, saying, go
away. Scotty; / don't want to have any
trouble with YOU" Brannigan replied
that he would see him in the Morgue be-
fore night
". III. Leeman corroborated Wagner's
testimony.
Deputy Constable Frank Swift heard
the first two shots, and saw the last one
fired. lie saw no pistol in Brannigan' s
hand nor on the sidewalk near him. The
deputy accommodated the attorneys and
Jury by getting down on the floor and
Showing them just how Brannigan lay on
The sidewalk when the last shot was fired.
J. H. Spears was another eye witness to
The shooting. He related the conversa-
ton that passed between Smith and
Prannigan. He said that after they
talked a few minutes Brannigan but
toned up his coat and said. ''You ought
to be killed, = and put his hands back in
his coat pockets. Witness saw the handle
of the pistol in Brannigan's hand and
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..:CoRBETT's ANG EK...
a. story That lie snd Jim. palx Had q
:: ): :0narraie -: $ -: :

..
:. A sBU;R4 PARK. II. j.. Sept. a%+cotbett's
,Iast.day.ot training al his quaFters here was
.atre :ofthe best. apd hardest he has: put in
since he began his :wGrk:; and for the first
time In three weeks, the: PLACE was thfo wn
open to the :pablle. During the: aftern oon
a. bad break occurred betweeh CeFbstr and
: his sparring partner: Jim:.Daly.. which. is
any thiug but a pleasant 'ctrl ltnin alton: of the
wv ork:. The 1.-Two .were ha2tng o. wrestlin Z
::bont, and in tile scGffIe. .Daly began <paneh-
in &. Corbett too mnclito please: the .lat tef.
and; mich to.the disgust of the crowd. his
temper: was aroused. He hauled en- and
with his open hard struck DAILY .a:blow on
the ear, cutting that member and causing
the ;6ioo,f to. fow~ Daily; ettlate1y grew
{: WHATS the :mattet: with yonP'!! asked
s: 81. think: YOU are flesh, den.t you sg re-
:.toTted 'CoTbeIt hotIy. s.Y ou: IRE trying .t0
show off 5efore these: people and: give theh
Z, understand you are stronger .than + AM:
that again. You are the celebrated. ]ames
( DAILY of .RhiEndefphia and you want every
body te-know it, .: =. -: =
$ .Daly!s eyes: flashed silgrily and 1T. looked
for moment as If Gorbett would have to-
do some earnest fighting before. Septemher
u Cernett turned away and called. Mevey
:te continue the wrestling boht,+and as he
!: started In he saEd:to Daily. :'sHere,s: man
::who: knows his. place and does ttry to get
fresh, - :: F.: -: -" ::
:: To this Da}y,replied:-: .''Well, it.it is my
:. place to bstiit that way. quit right here,"'
:whoreupon lie left the hand bafl:c9urt.:
.. ::hIl Efforts t0fild Daily last night proved
:fruiuess, and unless d truce is-:patehed up,
and II is doubtful, ,,Corbett will have TO Sc
cure another second. .: ::
:; During the latter part of the: summer
there has not. been the best Of: feeling be-
sween Dalyand Corbett. and; there have
been several wordy mills betweetA Them: =:
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TEE. PRESIDENT. SPEAKS:
IS, Ake Authorities shqpfd ea+opsfa4s With
- =: the. Natieh al &c ovefnnient. (: =

s, ate Auelforities shqpfd ea+opsFa4s with.
= =. the Natie eh al g ovefnnient. =: =:
:: PrATFsBB ftG q Y. Sept 33.-PresideGf
Hartlsen<. and party arrived here: ftonI'
~ ASH hipgtQn al f2:sQ. O'CLOCK; erf*Toule. tor
Loon Lake, IA Iatge crowd. With h.: band;
8 as the: depot 'upon the: arrt9al ui the
%rraint TIT Tres ideilt was -esceLtfd t0:,ths
Izogaaet = Fl ouss, :. directly :: Opposite the
depot, .@flere=an elah0rate dinneF:Jhaf been:
rfepareds: Later PRESIDENT Fl atTlsop. uel.y-
:ered a. short speech from the:hYie1 balc9nyii;
ia Aman ct teT: tla gs.- tie PTesldentTefcryee.
TO the .eemine of cholera. and: said he could
'not:quite. accept the view Of constitutional
that tlie power. to ::repeF inVasiont, extended
70 the invasion Of plagaes: and :pestilence$:
Zine policy of the Goyernniellt, he saKl, HAD
been to leave ito ,States. the. ,exeRclse
Of the. powers'":of Quarantine The.
pati0nal;~< Government has =: "a duty
This attitllde he had eBdeaY6red: to main:
lain and strengthen. He .:wouH" greatly
regret If the State :aHthQrEties anywhere
should fall to accept the offer of CO. OPERA
4ioh in a yfrieEtly spirit. ,Altthe efforts To-,
,keeD out Ghulera BY: guarding These perts
would npt. give :: full. Protection, and lse had
: directed: the SecrersIy Of the Treasury tot
send special agents to confer with. 1lfe Com
sails ON the Canadian. sea6oaTd ..and Solicit
tire so-ope saffron Of the Canadian sauithorl-.
ties to see that infecti on IN ight net be. In trO:
Gueed. through interior lines of: euinmllfl ica.:
tion. I-he ePresident deprecated UNNECESSARY:
alarm. :: -.
Hired at Loon: Lake: about 3 -4!5, AT a 'nilnl-
bel. of toRHs EN- fOutp:be was sgfves n cordial.
DEMONSTRATION snd-at Eyen> Mountatn he
made brief speech. - =: -: :
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NO. CAUSE OF :CoMPIAr.NSr.
The Attn ude OF New Y:ork,s Health Off
:. Ger y ct Cons tsi e Z sd. Intpsrrt ant: ::


The ATTITUDE OF New Y:crk,s HeaIth OH
E.. Ger y st Co4shtie r sd IntppFtant.;' :: !
f.: WAsAlINGTo Sept 8.,-Dr.. Wytnan also
received "a IeIegram FROM the. qua ran tine
#officet at Nerfdfk,: Va, stating that he
would: declare -auafantipe :: against New
YORK steamers. II" Ii was tfAe. thas:Dr. Jen
:kins mad refused to abides blythe twenty
=days': Quarantine ciEculars ). .N.':::':
f. a letter was received from Surgeon
/: sWheeleT at Ellis Island, stating that. the
+Presidents ORDER: meets with ALMOST uni :.
::yers aE.appro vak:. Tie attitude pf spre;Jeri-
#kins, New ToTE's hesltlr> officer; WAS. the
ngtossitg TONIC IN: official: 'airGies tH this
city to- day. and various were The cam III enfs.
made. sEear was expressed that The moral
/. effect Of it may be sHch :as 10 h&Vs some fn-
fne ne6 On the heaatB officers at 0ther ports,
/ " le mag be led gsdecaFs. tlfeiF independ-.
.ence OF the Presidents proslaiIRtien as .IyF.
|. j Jenkins SIS re ported 10 havG:djtnS. 8, ~:
/ p misunderstanding Spaul1ing & said there:
was. no eeeaslan for: any friction I'm Tire adj
/ minis straffQn: Of QHRfantfne regulations. and
{ fe q lftlt think that any exlste0s DIR. :JenGs
klns had: been very, busy and had nQt had:
time to Ie&d: the prgel larnatiop Carefully: HA
was satisfied that things would prererly
ad5 just themselves: =; -: = i: .>:=
&. 4 disna.eh from Cons gl- GsHerai Edwards+
a BE Fiip received at the State Ilena ttIneli1
to-day said that .eft0lera had. BERN officially:
dee elared 10 exist In: f0Ety: pla ces In n orth
| Germany. The citf.Gf Hamburg shows an
E1Rorease]n the: number Of eases aHd:a de-
preaSe, N ths death: rate. -: :: = -:
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-: =; -: -. . :.
..=:. POLITICAL. AfFiiRs..-
E; = = .: =
4 4 Forecast ef President Harrjssn's Letter
4. i. +. ). Of Aeeeptanse..: I: ==:.

.
- NEW. YoRK, Sept. 3-The Comm erciaE
Advertisers Washington special says: The.
President t's:.letter%:of; acceptance Will be
/ given to. the: press to:niorr W.: night; Tie:
letter Will be Devoted chiefly. to the: tariff
question:. making til tfs.great issue of the
+ campaisn. Il he Presidents assem- bling. o. t
/ facts in connection with the opefatshh:Nf
the Mckinley bill and showing the :hene-.
*Gcal effects of; all >proteetive:taEff Tegi sla-s
ton from the 'begiIning Of the protective
policy Will be one. Of the strongest argIl-:
nlents AID the most effective that has been
presented en- the subject: The inancia l.
anes ti0Rs WILL RECEIVE considerable. atteff-::
Zion, a sound cdFEency; being .yigsrpllsly:
supported. The Democratic. pro position:
For the. rehab iitatien of the G1d sy sic fn OF
Estate .b9hk9prrency WIZ be earnestly ep+:
posed. The Federal election question:. viii,
net. be ag0lded. nor will 1t -&be given too
great pr0nlinence. In view of the fact tint:
this campaign re ates. not 80 much To that.
qAcsliGIf as:fo the Questions .pf tariff and;
FIN afce. / The Pres sidaht s:treaiqen If this.
Qnestion: Wiz be very clear. aId wlll*-be.aht.
to. enibarrass:the Demorratlcn anageEs; asEt,
ssiH putiheM in ain: attitude .pf defenditig
:fraud eEsdropping tlle:QWestioa. as an Issue
In this. eamBaign. The letter Will review
ths. CONDUCT: Of the: administration and
touch ON the reeord:of the Fifty first. Con:.
+ r":cnA RnorTE, IN c..%sept.: 8. -At d. confer:
eiice:of ehaffman Eayes and the Republic
can .nafragers ia: Washington: and: New
:I ork IL wasBeeidelt.to nominate. Jndge W.
p Bynutn for GOyeIner Of North Caro- lima;
In .an Interview BynuIn said: =: = =. ~
;;AI am not a. candidate for. office. and: will
net accept that or. any. other mo m mat ON
| Nnder any ciEcumstances." The u otlinatlon
Will go. t5 james 4. -Bpyd.', :: :. :;
|: = .:aCoLCMBIAa 5: C... Sept. $;-A. E. Webster,
the chaitInaff of the :Rappblican Exesiufyg
Committee, To-day snlauDeed ina pub1ts he'd
InteIvieW mat the Republicans IVY il ii oiiii-
.nate a: Stare: ticket at the State
E:c0nvAntf9n ln the Halter part ::ef the
nfesent :. ..Ii'Qlitb. No: Republican. State
TICKET shas 3; been rim :stnce. :. 1915,
when Hampton 'defeated Chamberla{if::
IHey count. .:on acquis'tiGns. to- their raaks.
.froIn tha.defea ated faction :fn tile Dem dcretic
party.. Too lew negroes: have Registration
eeatifcates To aliow ANY possibility sues
cess to the :threatened Repubiican laoSe++'
Hient. :: 4: :: -: =: j., ~
=: BI. oeWiNGToN, ILL.,, Sept. ga big, Denlii4:
0eTatic rally: ia this city viii he held on
!. October TO-: and nrebaratlons are being
made to- make it the: largestiu the State.s.:
Itahas been definitely decided by ex-Ptesis
dpht Clexeiald to. ATTEND, after which he.
VIII make a.:sh0rt. visit with: his running
ate. ::
The morning call., 1892-09-04
, CANApA,s COURSE.
The Total s1s pension OF Immigration to
:Be Recomm ended. :.

The Total bus pc nsion OF 1mm grafton to
BE Recommended. Go
E. sWAsHINGTeN, Sept. 3-Tbis morning: DR..
Wynian received a telegram from the. Pro-
yincial Secretary. Of Ganada Fin which he
says lie: has recommended the Total suspen-
sion OF Immigration, and that all vessels at
rivifg FROM infected ports be detained at
quarantine from elgh. tofwenty days after
disinfection shouId cholera be aboard, He
has. also recommended that the Federal
Government extend the prohibition of rags
toaN European and Asiatic ports, and be has
requested and obtained all latitude from the
Provincial GOyeTnment. and proclamation
OF putting in force special clauses regarding
epldemcs is ready to be issued when re-
quired,
Quebec, Sept. 3.-The Federal authori-
ties have notified The Mayor and the Pro-
Vlnclal Government that they cannot en- ter
tain the idea. of placing the old immigrant
sheds on the Louise embankment at their
disposal Tor cholera hospital. The estab-
Iishment oil hospital there would be ip the
way OF immigration. This is taken TO indi-
cate that the Government has no intention
as yet Of prohibiting Immigration into
Canada -.
The delegates Of tile international Confer.
ence OF Quarantine Inspectors, as a result
Of their visit TO Grosse Isle Quarantine sta
ton. have concluded on account of the
deficiencies existing at that station that
nothing short of tie total exclusion of immi-
grants and their effects and OK the vessels
coming from infected ports will furnish
efficient protection against the introduction
Of cholera. or other contagious diseases
through this port,
WAsHINGToS, Sept. 3--Dr Wyman this
evening issued instruc tions, TO the customs
and medical officers directing them to in
speet all Immigrants coming TO the United
States. and all other persons coming from
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rigorous. measures: td. stop i the =::Rls-
Sian: or .5other .elifigrants fram :enter-.
|; ing /: Germany. Henceforth - the: fr0n.::
tiers: will BIZ closed Absolutely .4aGaIilst
/ .Russfan ensrantss*a and i'm the tass.ef those:
from other countries none wifi be. pernflt=
ted to enter GernlaA u unless thu companies $:
can We wing. them 10: their: final :destlna ton
/ guarantee the falfIffnent of their.: con ntract.
Imniigranss from. everywhere will be l@sin.:
seoted and their luggage fpmigated 4: In y E: e
medfea} papers support the agitation LOT
eolrRQfs sofy.ereinath1n of cholera yfctfr !
:: Better news come fFDm Ham bhrg, tllajug \
flint ritg is still one 4mmense ii0snta::% A..
high Ger1ian official Just retuEneu Fl bin IL aii-
<bq &c. ateEd: the fepresent tativs: Of the Asso-:
ciateh Press to day that the sanitary 9ifsi!+s
>tt0l Of that city Isl. sill frightfal. thangit.
tlfs ehf0rpenients :ef active Eeniadlai meas
tlres ls' pTpceed ding. :: T.
S: Iifts lligerlcs In rsgand3to the egnd ltlGFsnf
affairs III Ham burg slfDws that the dsCFeass
: fIe esloleItce of the .epidemle is slowly: be-i
.-eomipg nQtfeeable. although. In. the. ceIfer
and :Aaster quartefs:of the; city the am.
bplarces are at present husipF. than: ever
q este rfaY $50 Vetials were depQsited I'M IN q
earth and :aTfap ge1nefiis were; made fir IRE
hnrialiQ of: $50 b6Iiss To-day :: '[he on ex-..
ceptieu TO: generally grea ssaring advires re.
eeiyed IL Tvs regarding: the Progress Ok the
epidemic in France: :.'i' -: s. ~
The morning call., 1892-09-04
CONDENSED =IELEGRAMs.


:. Reperts: from all SECTIONS of Texas show
damage TO- the cotton. crop from. the :b1ll
worm. - g.:
The eruption at Mount vesuvfqs has In
creased invOlume. Atlenss mass Of lavais
flowing down the mountain side. -:
The steamer City of fGreep Bay toundered
near White Fish Point in Lake Superior
yesterday. She carried g.: crew Of twelve
w. C.::Whitney aud x.Secretary Fair
child paid visit yesterday to Cleveland at
Gray Gables. They returned to New York
In the afternoon. - ..
AT Alexandria, La, Pompey .Cofley siiot
Pat: Williams and the latter,s small child
during quarrel. Tbemufderer was jailed.
All the parties are white. -: !.
The new bark Aueh Mountain, with
twenty tons Of gunpowder on board; lying
at am ehor lin the Firth of Clyde, blew :up
Yesterday The vessel was alincst torn*te
pieces. bat no one was killed. -. :.
Judge Patterson of the New York Supreme
Court handed down "a decision denying the
motion Of Olive Kent Turner for alimony
and counsel fees against Maurice W ormser.
the alleged common IN law husband.
The morning call., 1892-09-04
: FJUltMIGATiIN1a THE MAILS.
20 I'D s4s. .Issued TO: tn. Pastrnastsrs Along
g. -: 3 the Capadian l:ortl en-: -.

/ 20 nd sfss Issued TO: the Pastnastsrs Along.
the Canadian Border. - :..a
:. WAsIF1NGiToN, Sept. S.-l3y airee,ien az
::the Postmaster Gene rat the :Suparin isadent
of .Fereign Mails has sent:a telegra N; TO tie;
PGsfmassets at Detr9it. Port Huron, .!salH
@Ste.' Marie. Suspension Bridge. MorrIstown;
|: .ogd ensb bnTg, Rogses Hetnt.. Newport, ST
+ "A lbans and N Ntchei S. ftak. sa YIN & that the
office ID. ffeSfgnated:: as a. noint. at VIII icf
4hs. malls teacfffpg the. United, States
T:from :Cansda slali: be futlli gated. The
Telegram says the: railway POST :offiGiRls ate
:lnstFftefea ID turn the mail over 10 :ile Post
masters and it ls TO be..tha aroFehly {pIafi
atesi by tie means:Of sillphur.: he POST
alna ster; :af: EIl ;adefphia has been atlyased
@that1ile PGstn as te !. General deSiEesf1lat all
s fore gr llla4l ScsmIrg from 10 ecteal ports he
.th efo trglifY tnraigated. ard arl game is
#haye be9n made whereby .the PASSENGERS on"
1he Vesselg ]H qup Eantig e. can: eQgnaiu 0fcato
&y. nia;l:Wltli friends: oh slote., .%.a ! -: =:
f. Dr.; Joifn:H. II ANAL ton, formerly shrkeoIi43
agenHa Hal:~of the Marine *HaSpital :s6ryice;
arEiyed III Is :aftel:4den For: tie purpoSe of
'cOnsuftng w Lth the official is er she t.1 lerd
.situai IL D.. lit is said that ths.NHarantine
along thee an sifan BORDER: Wlll pfc ba1ly be;
tuyn ed over TO his finn ed ale QlreeiI0a: =: =,
f.. The EepaTlInelrt 6 *Stat6:has afstrj blu ted
10 the. nEealra c0IpS'o ttfe:aflby aAd:naYg-
"a Supp.y1of Dr. sSn dkespearnas Report ON
Cholera fn Enrore and India. 3 p. The :.offf:;
:cefs of:thn Marine: Hospital seryice,.' the
IVA Cious ;State:sutho Tiilesan1 sume prfyats:
:praeti tlU9Iers: are alsp obtaining copies eli:
{ka WOIk' -. : -. -. -
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: coRBETT. TIN wAsHINGfoN.
His iBaokers:- -Refusa 10 :.fsrtnit Him i
n. GE1a "a m .Er abb AZ -.

His Baokers;- Refuse 10 IF er}nit Him, to
!. =: :. Give "a IA ExhibJtio1is ~
H W-AsHixGToN, Sept, S.-Thefe: was an Inn
/ E:niense crowd at Alba0gh's GRAND Opera
l. house tG$hiGh, to see. Go rhett. the tlalifor.
!. MIA pdsiiist il. having been advertised :tha at
f:lro would ;betw cen: the acts of this tframa
: =. The B9ttoAt Of The Sea. "'.<srar with his
trainer. James: Daily. and give On exhibition
4 of his nlethods of training. :At1ha:last mo-
ment, hOweves. C0rbett's -Bae kers refused to
:e low. ,hini;te appear. The :nlana ger of tiie
SHOW !; was gleefed with :" hfsseS:. when lie
sstated befgre the curtafh: thatit was Thought
pIndeiit :*by: :CGrbet1ss hackers: that he
! SHOULD take extra good care *0f. him
:.hiaiseN ta,en apnea red before, thneuftain and
I: ATTEMPTED TO pacfy the noisy :Cr0wd, but
'wIthlitfle sueeess. Ewin get off the stage"
Esaid he. III l., am not trea1ed ysithsa little
l. Respect. My trainers .w0gld mot: glow me
Etnspar. AS far:as 1 ain ::eQneerned Il would
|. have bee1i:gfaa to gise: the,. exhibition L
|. prgmIse Iwlll:d0 my best at y eJe. .0tleaus+"
/ And with this gorbett withdrew: from: the
stage. f0 Flowed. by miugted :applalse. ieeTs
/ and hisses Of q lot Of plug ugsies and gallery
f: :Wsshingsonfs :pepatatiGn :ffs. generally
| supposed O. be made:up or: IA su peflor class
<0f: ;pe6ple,,: generally: gpeakipg.. hut::: tie
eFpyd:Gt .AlblagR .ta-nighte Showed: that
/ there are as: Insly sports: and tough ~citZens
here ds In oi1rer large cities: G0Ibstt's ap-
/. ..p6arance wars great 9fisappai intmsnt to the
!. Mash lngton sporting thlfSlastsi Atholfgh
i, Corbett declared that he never, felt better.
|: in his life.: IT. was pGtieed and: feTnAr led
|. that he carried. l1fmself as If: Aewere tited
/ out, and . Iris: sshoIders Appeared to be
|. slightly. stopped. Corbettsa}d :lle weighed
:lS3 peRnds: ripIed, while :Sulivar weighed
4 ffteen-.er twenty pounds more. he:fhQught~
|. Stllivan was oYeTrated, and: lie. deela red:
that. Peter JACKSON. whom. he had fought.
WAS the much better :map OF. tha:two. :,
50 Cerkett aud. his party left. for the South
|: fate torrifght. rhey will stop at C+at lotte.
IN; &C.. forrest :and tras1ing, and exneef to
arrive in New Orleans Tuesday nioFnihg. .
/ :: ::BALTISI0BE, Sept. S.-:1he Cofhett speciaJ,
|. which:was. :coinposed of the second section
/ of tire regular limited trainson# #:tbs Rich
/ niQnd: and DanYilIe' road left. j Jersey: City
IS at. 4.4a Q'clock this afiern0 on. WHEN the
train reached Wilmington several Thousand
: persp MS :as SEM bied TO- see ;Eorbett.: !: :. =
::: Nv WAsHINGToN. .Sepi.3 : COrbett andparty
: arrived; here to-ufght ON the Congressional
limited :. He immediately. entFFed;the. T. I'LL
imam, sleeper .'"lourtiar, ~ which: had been
3 fitted up far :exereislngs: CoTbett said he
never felt betteriIi hFs; life. He red
al: A lbadgtfs Opera<h0use and :bawed his
acknawaed gflents to theapplalSe given him.
The morning call., 1892-09-04
=KILLED. BY: two MoMEM..:: ::
: Aa::Indisna Al: Farmer ButeAsrsd by: His Wits
.*.:' and St1ndauohfer:: -

:. KNOX, lad, Sept 33.:-Near San Pierre
Yesterday Men olas t4erarty, an old Germarl
. farmer, had "a. :mtsunde taidina WITH
lfs wifer aud she .;left him., going; ever
. to:' live with her. married *daAgnter,: Mrs.
: Charles: :Karstfne, who lives, oman adjoining
firm: About6 o'clnck in the evening the
old man triedsto persuade his wife to return
hene with him. ielI she refused to- do,
:whereupQn he tried d.:io: eject her from the
h6dse. a this junctprs his stepdaughter.
Mrs; Charles Kerstng. struck him :oa:: tile
: head with aD;axs knocking. hin"down: The
! two:wouien then dragged him out into tile
font yard. here Mrs: Gerarty held. him
whie. Mrs. kerstng stabbed him to death
c1if In over dity places on the bIdy and fade.
One cut severed the. jIglar vein. and eight
cuts wera'through tire. groin: and abdonfen.
The face; was almost literally, :slashed 10
. pieces. :Fhe; women:are under arrest, They
: are d ow strongly gNarded, as fears of:theirs
: being lyhched are entertained: > =:
The morning call., 1892-09-04
CEEA MING. THE CITIES,
|: M uniespar: Auth orlties Taxing: :cPrsoa u
j.: :tfans Ag siust Pestf{once.: :


f. DErRoiT, Mich, sept $-:.The Municipar
+ Council :last might passed aIeseiqtfoh d.
rectipg the health authorities to: Institute
measures. at :once. for the prevention Of
cholera. regardless efexnenses T.: = ::
: :: GALYKsToN, Tex, sept 8.&The. city,
Council: has appropriated $4,000 to .fho:
. Hnalth Departmenf,cto be used 10: cleaning;
up thd city: to preyent cholera. =: J.. ::
WASHINGTON: Sept. 3:--A: proclamation:
to the country. WARNING. Boards .at Health
aid the. people generally TO be on their
GUARD against nfeetion. will be the. next im-
portant move of the President:
- OR ANll FoRFfs, NED, Sept g. 4.Collpctor
Nelson Of Rembina LAS wired the SECRETARY
of the Treasury as .foilows':*: :"Inimig gran Is
from EaTopeen country, presumably Ger.5
many, are. daily arriving at. Neche:via M6n-
/; treal and the Canadian Pacific Railway
without certificates of Inspection:
T. BosToN; Sept. 3-3=The steamer. ScYthia,
from l.iyeEpoDk IS detained at quarantine,
although there is no sickness q DO ard. -
. :: LIVES. Del, Sept. 3-The fan steamer
@Geestemund from Hamburg, Augusf.19.
arrived here this evening. She was>ste pped
al the Government Quarantine where She
will be detained some days. Her captain
signals .Ail well ."%..: -
CLEvEEAND. Obia. Sept. 3..-The Cellec- :.
tor of Customs at this port has established
a cholera quarantine for all Canadian
vessels.
The morning call., 1892-09-04
EVANS AND sONTAG.
Officers Once More in Hot Pursuit Of the
+ 8. Coils Train. Robbers.

L
: SAN BERNARDINo.:: Sept 3-Last night
at a bout 5 80 O'clock q man went to Mrs.
| R0binson's house, one mile west of Cotton.
and demanded something to eat. He said
he was no tramp, but had money to pay for
what he got He was disguised with long
red wig that fell down over his shoulders
aud long false whiskers. He carried Win.
chester rifle and had a. six-shooter in his
belt. After getting something to eat he
Joined another imam: who was in the brush
near the house, also heavily armed. As the
E first man walked away he limped just as
Sontag the Coils train-robber, is said to
limp; -: =:
AIRS. Robinson went to Cotton about 9
|. O'Clock and informed the officers OF what
|: she had seen. andthe eenstableS there at oncS
: telepli0ued to the Sheriff office in San Ber-.
!. .nardin0. Deputy Sheriff Holcomb in the
ABSENCE Of Sheriff Seymour, forthwith
formed a posse of four men, who Joined the
Ifheers in Cotton by 1926 oceck. There
Two squalls were, formed of three MEN. each
and started in pursuit, one going by way 6f
Bqx Springs and the other by way of Reche
2. Canyon, Searching alltralls for tracks. of the
two men,. =.
!: 1.-The two squads met at Moreno early this
mQrniGg, ana having found. nothing started
OUT ON their return tothis city. On the way
backsthey struck the fresh trail of two men
E leading into the foothills through the brush.
!; The officers followed this trail for several
hours withoutTesult and finally gave it up.
asthe robbers had twelve hours start
. NEW: posses are now being formed In Col
!: ton by: Detective WIFE Smyth. in conjunction
with the Sheriff's office, to head off the train
|. robbers, " hose identity witt the two men
+: seen by Mrs. Robinson is now almost cer-
TAIN: Itfs believed here that there is a fair
prospect of their capture.
= 'RIVERsIDF, Sept, IA man who arrived
in4tliis city from the mountains this morn
/ ing claims to have met near here two men
!: who very :cf0SeI yresembe Evans and SeE-
tag, tlfeC0llis robbers. The men are heavily
armed aiaaare mounted. = -. =: - - -
:" Ewo nfen were seen near Cotton yester-
day, who arethongilt-to bethe much wanted
ro bbers. and the men seen here. to-day are
" probably the same men, =.