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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-04
sIrILIyAN Ar BInMrNoHAM.
THE TURF.
Results of the Races Yesterday at Dinsrent
Points.


SARATOGA, n. Y, Sept. 3.-This Get
awavr day; track fast. The meeting ends
today and has been most brilliant aud sue
cessful. Five races to-day, including tho
Spencer handicap. worth S5.OO0.
First race. four and a quarter furlongs
Alamo FIRST. Magician second, Athena third
Second race. six and ahalf furlongs-Sleet
frat Cottonade secand, Tasso third. Time,
l2lL. 49,, -.
81. .OOO-Badge first. Versatile second, santa
Anna third. Time. 2:07; distcnce. "a
The time Of the third race Deats TIE HheA
record by one second. "a
Fonrth race. one mile-Khattar hrst
Alma Z. second, Headlight third. limo,
Fifth race. two aud q quarter Iniles-st.
Luke first. Ecarte second. Manzico third.
Time 6:23.
AT sHEEPsHEAD BAY.
First race. one mile-King Mac first. Ken
old second, The Iron Master third. limo
l:42 80. II.
Second race. three-quarters Of mile
LADY Violet first. Faithful second, Minns-
haha third. Time. Ill 40.
Third race. mile and three-eighths-pac-
tolus first, Pickpocket second. LaInpiighter
third Time. 2:ZI. o.,
Fourth race. three-quarters OF mile
Reginald first, Extra second. Indigo third.
Time. l:12. 49,.
Fifth race. mile and an eighth-Alaha
first, Lepanto second. Equity tnto' i'"''
l.5f. II
Sixth race. seven-eighths of mile
Diablo first. Nomad second. Alcalde third.
Time. l274. c
Seventh race. mile and an eghth--Cande-
labra first. King Crab second, irestle shiro'
Time, l:57 l-5.
GLOUCESTER.
First race, four and half furlongs-
| Maiella first, Picadene second, Cloveroais
third. Time 81. >,
Swan frst. Minden second, Harlequin third.
| Time. So. a..
Third race. one mile Mackenzie nrst.
Wallace second, Dalesman third. lime,
| l:f6
Fourth race. seven-eghths of mile
| Double Cross first, BeIisarius second, Out-
place third. Time. 1917.
Fifth race. ak and aquarter iuriongs,
! Topmast first, Lost Star secono. Manio D.
third. Time. 1:22.
sixth race. for msidens three-ysaF-oids
and upward, six and quarter furlongs-L
! o. &. first, Border Minstrel second, NOR
gan G. third. Time, l22.
AT LATosIA.
First race, three-fourths Of q mile--Ocy-
pete hrst. Bracelet second, Emma Louos
third. Time. ll61..
Second race, selling, mile and seventy
yards-Maud Howard iirst. Lucille Msnetts
second, Sympathetic third. Time. .l:47A;
Third race. handicap. mile and six
teenth-Protsction first, Valera second.
Semper Rex third. Time. l49h.
Fourth race. Avondale stakes. one mills
for three-year-olds- Louise nrst, headiaa
second. Selma D. third. Time. l:42.
Fifth race. two-yeer- -olds. nine-sixteepths
of a mlls-Lola A. first. Buck McCann sec
ond, Daryals third Time. 663<.
Sixth race. three-quarters OF mile
Faithful fret, Give Away second. Philora
third. Time. l;l511.
Seventh race, two-year-osds. nine-six.
teenths Of mlle-Viola +; first. Beautiful
Bells second, BonettA third. Time. 56tl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-04
Riotons Negroes.

WuKEsBARRE. Pa. Sept. 8.-The negro
laborers employed on the Wilkesbarre and
Eastern railroad rebelled against the white
bosses this morning at Humervlle. The
negroes claim that they were brought from
the south TO work on the railroad. deceived
as to wages and held in bondage by the
white bosses. If they attempted to escape
they we're shot in the legs by the bosses, who
were always armed with revolyers and iron
knuckles Early this morning the negroes
overpowered the bosses after sharp night
and escaped to this city. Two negroes
were shot IN the melee. one fatally.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-04

Independence, Ia., Sop. 3.-rhere was
n small attendance at Rush Park to-day,
the last day of the meeting. The spectsl..
tors were merely breeders, drivers and
professional sports. The weather was
good, and the two races on the card fur
nished good sport, though betting was
rather dull Silicon took the 5000 stake
for two-year-olds az she pleased, out
trotting the field. San Pedro took the
2:i0 pace in straight heats, though hard
pushed by Barney In each Que. Roy
Wilkes, TO beat 2:0S IA, paced q mile In
207 34. Summarizes:
Two-year-old trot for 5000 Silicon
1, 1: Ora Wilkes 2, 2; Wilkes Maid :, 8;
I.uzelle 4. 4 Elleree ., B; Nettie Ii. y,
dis. limo. 2:22 Ia. 30 IL.
Pedro /, 4, /: Barney 2, 2, 2; Maud ~.
4. 4. g; Lula McCurdy 5, 3, dis.; JACK
Jewett 3, dis; William r., dis Tina
Ell 1-2, 2:t3. 2;10 S-4
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-04
Third PARTY for Jones.

SrzyxssvrLLy. KMo AND QUEEN COUNTY.
Cant 9-ISpscial. The secretary of the
meeting. which the members of the Third
party held here recently, informs me that
the party in this county will support Jones
for Congress. The speech of MIR. Jones st
the courthouse on Thursday made very
favorable impression. The Cleveland DEM
ocrats are as firm as tho hills and are con-
tident that with work the national ticket
will carry this part Of Virginia without
,srious difficulty
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-04
TEASURE TRoFE.
Three Million Dollars In Gold Buried In
Convent.

City OF Mexico, Sept. ga few weeks ago
n rumor became current here thar a SIS
ter in the Conception Convent had oiscoV-
cred an old document which stated tna'
$4,000. 900 In gold was buried at the tiine
OF the war with the French by the iaay
superior OF the convent. The location Oh the
treasure was given as house No. 3, or Pro-
greso street, which was formerly part OF
the convent The work of excavating Tor
the money was begun few days ago by
workmen under the direction Of the priests
of the convent. The news OF the affair
reached President Diaz, and he Immediately
ordered the priests to suspend operations
and the work was placed in charge OF the
Government. The treasure was unearthed
yesterday, and it will be turned into the
general treasury.
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four rounds between acts. AT the enc OF
act three one of Corbett's, friends STEP,
ped upon the stage and announces
that Mr.. Corbett would not DoA
as his hackers objected. This announces;
ment was met with hissss r ~,
cries for Corbett. Corbett then came LOT.
ward and Was introduced. He stated tnss
it was not his wish to disappoint the suc.-
ence and that he would like, to give an VA. =.
hibition. but his managers objected ana 10
had to obey their instructions. They naa'
be said. staked 10000 on his coming hgnG., gn.,
and he would do as they wished. VI
Wednesday p be said. II meet Mr. sullivan;
| shall do the best can. Then you WIZ
hear from me-" Corbett then left the stage
followed by Kisses aud cheers. he isiI iof
New Orleans tonight.
Corbott Begins His Journey.
AsBURY PARx, Sept. s.-Corbett ieft on
the Pennsylvania train at 1880: beginning
his Journey for New Orleans: Inere wss y
large crowd at the station. He was escort
ed to the train by about thousand psop'e
and brass band.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-04
Rnled Ner Old Father.

VALPARAISO, ISD., Sept. 4. - Near San
Pierre, a small town in Stark county. yes
terday. Nicholas Gerarty. an ola German
farmer. had misunderstanding with his
wife. She left him and went to her mar
ried daughter. Mrs. Charles Kerstln. who
lives on an adjoining farm. GeraIty went
over aud tried to get.his wife to 80 home with
him but sbe refused to do so. Mrs. Ker-
stin knocked the old man down with an
axe and the two women dragged him
him into the front yard Mrs Gerarty then
held him while their daughter stabbed him
10 death with a butcher knife. Both
women are now in jail.
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NO GAME
New York and Louisville didn't play.
rloct,o, Fraudsin south Carolins

COLUMBIA. 8. G.. Sept. Especial. IA
dispatch from Chester states there IS yet q
chance for Congressman Hemphill whom 1t
was thought had been defeated for renomi-
nation by the Alliance ticket. IL Is stated
that there is probability that six boxes
will be thrown out because the polls were
kept open after the fixed hours and be-
cause fifty voters were allowed TO enroll
their names in those precincts on the day of
the election.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-04
rn,rd Party and Republican. Fuse.

FAYETTEVILLE, N. c.. Sept. S.--lSpecial. j
Third party primaries we're held throughout
Cumberland to-day with but slim attend
ance. In some parts OF the county conslo;
erable strength was developed, however anu
the county convention meets here next
TUESDAY TO put out full ticket,
A fusion between the Wsaverites and toe
Republicans in this county is already an
open secret despite all efforts at conceal
ment. The Democracy is getting thoroughly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-04
Carnot on "a Tour.

PARIS, Sept 9.-President Carnot started
to-day from Fontainebleau on another state
tour through France. His joutney has
been a series of oyations at DIon. Macon
and other places. The President arrives at
Chambrey at 5:35 this evening. Tomorrow
he will be present at a review of troops and
at tho unyeiling OF the monument TO COM
memorate the union Of Savoy with France.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-04
FrIehtful Explosion.

London, Sept. 3.-The people OF Greenock'
Scotland, were startled to-day by fright
full explosion. A column Of flame and smoke
shooting up from a vessel OF the town. In
the Firth Of Clyde, told where the explosion
occurred Wheu the smoke cleared away
only fragments remained OF what had been
the bark Auch Mountain, loaded with
twenty tons Of powder. No person appears
10 have perished in the explosion though
many are injured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-04

Baltimore. Sept. 3.-Fire was discovered
This morning in the drying-rOom OF ). II.
Tinley's sash, door and blind factory 'ol
west Pratt street, and Il general alarm was
sounded. The whole building was soon en-
veloped in flames, Aich spread to the ad-
Joining buildings. Sheer a Sons sash and
door factory completely burned and Dui1y )
saw-mill and planing-mill was badly dam
aged. The less will be In excess of S3,OVo.
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pl.u or Her stspmothsr,s Hsaa

Bardston. Ey., Sept. 3.-About six months
ago John Nal.y. living in Greenbrier, seven
miles north of here. married second wlfe.
His eldest daughter and the new mother
did not agree The trouble ended this mcrn-
ing when the girl took a double-barreled
shotgun and blew her step-motbeFs mead
of. No arrest has yet been made.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-04
Tail TO the Radicsl Kite.

RAxpLEMAs. N. c.. Sept. S.-lSpecial. i
The Peoples Party County Convention was
held to-day at Ashboro. and afull ticket was
put in the field. The meeting was controlled
by carpet-bagger and lifelong Republican
who came here from Indiana. There was
parent ENTHUSIASM. It V simply tail to
the Radical Kite.
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Agricultural pistrsss in England.

LONDON. Sept. 3.-A manifesto has been
issued by the Lancashire Tenant Farmers
Association declaring that the agrlcuitursl
depression is unprecedented ana demand
ing permanent reductions IN rent, tne aDoll,
ron of distress law and the formation oi
Land cOurta
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-04

New YORK. Sept. s.-Carl Richter, thirty
four wears old. OF 76 west fifty-ffth street.
a prisoner on the Twenty~thlrd precinct
senIt committed suicide by hanging him
sslf TO the door of his cell with a hsndker-
chief early this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-04

Loon Lake Sept. 3.-Owing to the I'M
paired nervous system Of Mrs Harrison ana
The absolute rest necessary to restore hei
TO health, her physicians have ordered hei
TO go South rs soon as the weather mere
becomes too trying.
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vi.itinr Mr. Cleveland.

BrzzARp's BAY. Mass. Sept. S.-Hon;; w;
C. Whitney and ex-Secretsry tairehild
arrived here this noon from New org en-
brief visit to Mr.. Cleveland Mrs- Ileve-
ianJ met the party at the station. Messrs.
Whitney and Fairchild returned to New
York this afternoon.
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No Racing at Garfield Park.

CHICAGO, Sept. 3.--Rscing was again pre-
vented by Inspector Lewis at Garfield Park
to-day. Seven thousand people were in at
tendance, and waited till B o'clock. when
the whole programme was declared of.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-04
,,,,,,,,,o,t Thrown from His Horse.

RoMK. Sept. S.-While attending the
Italian army maneuyres at Spoleto King
Humbert was thrown from his horse; lie
escaped injury and will proceed to Genoa
according to his original intentions, arriving
there on September 7th or 9Th.
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UarrIson's Letter.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Sept. 3.-President
Harrison's letter accepting the Republican
nomination for the presidency will be gwen
out to the press Monday night for pqoilca;;
tion in Tuesday mornings papers. III VIII
contain about 5000 words.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-04

Paris: The lay nurses in the various
hospitals in this city have refused TO
avail themselves OF the ordsr OF the
board of health releasing tbom from com
pulsory service on cholera. They held
meeting to-day and passed resolution
declaring that it would be inhunnan and
cowardly 10 withhold their services on
such occasions The municipal suthori-
ties and the board of health, in consider
alton of this most praiseworthy acton,
will probably pass vote Of thanks to
fhneo hrpYa nurses
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-04

Exports and Imports OF Gold and Silver.
Nrw YORK. Sept. a. Exports of gold from
Nav York for the week ending to-day were
~. 800 900: to the continent OF Europe OF
silver. 4s52. .a7s. Imports OF gold were sis'-
tf7; silver. >l27, IA.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-04

he Fears Possible Arrest Passing Through
Chattanooga.

Chattanooga.
MoRGAvsvILLE. GA, Sept. S.-The sulli-
van train passed here at 1890 this morning
Sulliyan's car was switched around by AN
other line to avoid Chattanooga. whore II
was thought he might possibly be arrested
if he went through.
SULLIVAN AT BInMrSoHAM.
RrpA1NaH6N. Sept. 3.-Another railroad
station was found full of people st this city
when Sulliyan's train drew in at l:16 Z. al.
There were as many colored people as white
hnt there was no exception to the all-pre-
vaiing desire to see John l.. Sullivan. The
champion did not leave the car. but was sur
rounded by the 1000 people and oheered 70
the echo. He did some fine. work with tas
ball and jumping-rope just before reaohing
here. and is in fine condition.
NEW ORLEANS FILLING.
New ORLEANS. Sept. 9.-Large delegations
from all sections of the country came IN the
morning trains. and to-day the Cresent City
is crowded with sporting men.
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THE LEADERS DEFEATED
BEArES BIZ THE sEyAroRs.
Browns Take the Quakers Into Csmp. and
the Colts Throw Over the Bean
EateTs-Resulto of the Races.


wl.s won and lost
in the ninth In
ming. Up to that
time the Washing
tons had the best
of it. A base on
balls, safe hit and
a wild play gave
the Clevelands 3
start In the ninth,
and with two runs
scored the game
tur,, ot tha hat
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-04
NO TMfaRANTs CARRIED.

Steamers bound from Hamburg for
London are carrying no emIgrants. The
officers of the Jewish Relief Society as
sert that no Russian Jews are now en-
tering the Thames. 1t Is stated that the
transatlantic steamship companies will
send forward emigrants already booked
by them for America on cargo boats or
special steamers The White Star Line
is refusing steeraee passengers 1t is
expected that there will be considerable
competition for freighi to make up for
the loss of the passepgers.
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FAILED TO SHOW up.
coRBErr FOOLS AN AUDrSscF.
Unable to Box at Aibaughs Opsrs-ho~es
Getting Ready to Meet sui'San-Ans
Champions Triumphsl Tour.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 8. 1892.
r----.----N ON G. Fl T l.


house was packed,
the large attend
ancs being due to
the announcement
made by the man
sgement of Bot
tom OF the Sea"
Company now per-
forming here, that
james Corbett and
his trainer, Mr..
yDaily. would box
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won. In Washingtons turn at the bat.
however Virtues wild throw was disas-
trous. for ii gave the Senators start and
base hit and won the garls for them. Score:
R.B.a.E.
Clevelsnds ....OoOOOOOO2-2 5 2
Washingtons IL 90 2-3 G.
Batteries: Clarkson and thinner; Killen
and Mcclure. Umpire, Gafney.
BROWNS WIN HAnD GAME.
Sr. LOUIS. Mo-. Sept. 3.-The st. Louis
team won from the Phillies in ten-lnning
game today by g. score Of 8 to 8. Both sides
batted heavily. Score:
st. Louis. ..OSOO10O Oso2-s II 2
Philadelphias. 1 OI211010 Is 13 3
Batteries: Hawke and Buckley; Carsey
and DoWse. Empire, McQuade.
COLTS prFEAr THE BEAN-EATERs.
CsIcaGo. Sent. 8.-The Colts won to-day
by banging the ball hard in the first two in-
nings. Score
Chicagos. 100000 90 .
BostOns...........O 0 0 0 0 o O.
Batteries. Hutchinson and Kittrdge;
Nichols aud Kelly. Umpire Emslie.
REps BEAT rHE BBIDEGRooMs.
CrNcnNArr. Sept 9.-"Lucky Mike" Sui
liyan pitched the Cincnpatis into another
victory to-day. making three straight de-
feats for BROOKLYN Latham came along
with lis inevitable and daily error, which 10
the only one that encumbers the Cincinnati
error column to-day, but made two OF Brook
lyn's three bits. out he also struck out twice
when the bases were full. retiring the side.
Had Con Daily thrown stralghter and
quicker the Clncinnatis would be several
runs short of eight His two errors were
costly. Sullivan pitched magnificent
game. Score:
R. B.H. z.
Cincnnetis .301111 KS II l
Brooklyns. ii 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o.
Batteries: Sullivan and Vaughan; Haddock
and Daily. Umpire, Burns.
spIDERs DEFEAT THE ORIOLES.
PrrsBURG, Sept. 3.--Pittsburg took the
third straight game Of the series from the
Baltimores to-day by good and opportune
batting. Score
Pittsburgs. 10 00020x- 13 l
Baltimores. ....0 90 01 0S o. 4
Batteries: Terry aud Miller; Mchahon
and Robinson. Umpire. Lynch.
NO GAME.
New York and Louisville didn't play.
Southern League.
AZ Chattanooga Chettanoogas, 4: Birm-
a,ip> ans. T. Game called at tho end of the
eleventh inning on account of darkness.
At Memphis Memphis. Z; Mobiles, I.
Called at the end of the ninth inning on
account of darkness.
At New Orleans New Orleans, 7; Mont
gomerys. 4.
Al Macon -Macons. 6; Atlsntas, 4.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-04
SAD sroRIES

A dispatch to the Deily News from
Berlin saws: An average of twenty cases
are taken daily to the 3Lobait hospital in
this cty. but nine Of them have disclosed
the symptoms of the Asiatic type of Tie
disease. Sad stories Of misery resulting
from the epidemic are reported. In Ham
burg man who had lost bis whole
family by cholora became greatly des-
pondent and tried TO c0ait suicide. aud q
servant attempted to drown herself af-
ter the death of her employer from the
maladY
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AT DELAWARE RREAKwATER.
The scxthia in OaarantIns.

Boston, Mass, Sept 9.-The steamer
Scythia. from Liverpool, is detained at
quarantine, although there is no sickness
aboard of any kind. The port physician
has had the 523 steerage passengers
with their baggage taken to Galloupes
Island. where they will be bathed and
their baggage fumigated The cabin pas
sengers will probably be allowed to come
to the city tonight or tomorrow morn
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Cholera In Austria.

London. Sept. 3.-rhe following in the
DaiI~ News from Vienna may be taken
as giving the Austrian official side re-
garding the report that the cholera IS IS
aIsiara have been started in Austria,
Sut hut all have proved on investigation to
Ie Se' nnfonnded' Ii may be safely said
that the pestilence has not yet appeared re-,
in Austria Hungary, except along the
Galjcjan frontier. where facts about the
anpearance of the disease cannot be SO
easily ascertained: n,s A., a,aa.oh
Regarding Russian folann ,ne u,spa.cn ,a
naring n to grapple with a possible outbreak
~ pS The te scourge in that place. The city
las been divided into twenty sanitary
districts in order to facilitate the medi-
cal control.
BRAVE sUnsEa.
The Daily News has the following frcm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-04
4 VIOLENT srorRoE.

A dispatch 20 the Times from Berlin
saws that an idea of the cholera epidemic
can be gained from the fact that the
number Of cases and deaths for the past
fortnight already exceed those recorded
during any of the nineteen previous out
breaks in Hamburg since 1881, and there
is only too much reason TO fear that TIE
official returns are far from revealing the
true extent Of the scourge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-04

PARIS. Sept. "A number of Italian emi-
grants in transit hare last night for the
United States were stopped at the Care
street Lazare. where they expected TO take
trains to convey them TO the French
steamer, and were told that the General
Trans Atlantic Line Company would carry
only first and second-clAss passengers. An
official from the ministry Of the interior re-
conducted them to the Care 1e Lyon. where
they were placed on a train and sent back
to Italy at the expense Of the French Gov
amman
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Deaths in Russia.

ST. PrrERsBruG, Sept. 3.-The number OF
deaths in the Russian Empire up to the 22d
of August from the present cholera vista
ton ia reported at LOT, ,6T.
The monthly returns Of the Nolga line OF
steamers show deficit of over million
roubies. owing to the falling off of traffic
on account of the cholera. One company
alone loses zoo, 900 roubles.
dispatch from Wilma reports the city of
Miadzoia destroyed b. fire. -Four thousand
peopls are left without shelter ia destitute
condition. A hot wave Ia reported in and
around Kieff AEuch distress is caused by
the excessive temperature.
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Latest from Ham burg.

Berne, Sept. 3.-The Federal Council
have dispatched an officer of the Emi-
graDt Bureau to Basle to advise the local
authorities in regard to the adoption. Of
speedy and effective precautions against
the cholera Three hundred Swiss aAd
Italians have been prevented from leav-
ing the terminus of the Chaumont sur
Porrentruy railway. They intended to
emigrate to America. Many of them
claimed to be naturahzed American citl-
zens. 1t was represented 10 theh that
they could not enter America al the pres
ent fine.
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San Francisco, Sept. 3.-The Califor-
mia Fruit and Commission Company has
decided TO send a protest to the Secretary
Of the Treasury against the admission OF
European fruit unless it shall be quar,an-
tined for forty days They maintain that
there is no worse carrier of disease than
fruit from the cholera scourged countries.
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ON the Normannia Carl HaggarL
lity-seycn years, second cabin PASSENGER,
ucd August Both; Jacob Hynermann,
iorty-lve years, first cabin, died August
"lst, Ottilie Storm, eleven months, died
August 3v,~, Willie Storm, three years,
September lst; Adolf Scolz, one year,
Scptember 2. The cases were Heinrich
fIake Heiser thirty-nine years; Rudolph
Harnishe, eleven months; Selma Storm,
i've years; Marie Bonichsen, sixty-one
years, all cholerne.s
On the Rugie-B Bertha Koenig, thirty
zine years died August 18th; Carl
kOenig, eleven years, died August 2Sth,
kosinc Stcrr, one year. died August3lst
Edward Sterr, aged thirty years, died
september lst.
The cases were Helene Bogadsk, aged
twentyeeyen years; Paul Koenig, aged
eight years: Johanne Buss, aged nifty