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Sullivan and Corbett OH Their. Way
to. New Orleans.
lSslptNYs :. , :..eF. .:II TIM fVe TRIPS. /
Preparations at 1.-The Crescent city 70 ReeslIs: The
-. -: .Rasillsts nJer= and ntlulifs Ready:
i: i. s.: .: 81: for Their MH. !. :. e.. "
: spscial, tp THE MoRNTNa CALL :.

+: BdRMISeHAaf. Ala. Sept. 8. sulllyan's
car was: detaclled from the special train at
!: :Oakdale+to avoid the possible detention: in
!: Iennessees: of. .SuiEtyali's backer. Charles
8 ehnso NJ :A:Warraut is: stall: aliye against
Johnson, being: a legacy: Of the Sullivan
!: karain filhs;:: A small crowd was at
:1the STATEN ais. the: main ): section Of
.ths Tram stopped at .GAattan6ogaer they
!: were: disappointed atnot: finding the. cham.
pton ON board Sullivan was i sHensd and
~ ent TO the baggage car with his trainers at
g 80 O'Clock this lhofniug. He tessed.a fye.
pound leather bag twenty minutes and
*s;skippeu ::the: rope: A.: rubbing down tifeH
olleWed:: Bp fore laneh SnlItyan was again
ia kenihto the bagsa ge- car and put Through
.:hts exercise. Then he:was Ri bbtd down ard
was ready iGrdinner<: !: =! s.: ~ ::
&: MERfuIAN.,=:Miss Sept. 8 The Sullivan
:speciaI reached here;atS TIE. PM The. af:
tsrroeH, was spent in: an uneYentfu1 man-:
ner, J: The :runi or that: 'Sulttvaufs. train WAS
wrecked .:Was1 without any Foundation iii
Pact =" :. ''.s :. E:
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AT new ORLEANS.
Preparations Made 10 Give the Rngiii lists
= - Rousin9: Reception.

Preparations Made 10 Give tho Rugiiists
:. > Rousina: Reception. :
:: New ORLEANS. Sept 3.-Rilly Myer, at
his training quarters. rose early this morn
ing and: during the. forenoon put in some
!: light work He had reached here at a late
hour. blt.t0-day feels none OF the effects of
his long ride: and hopes before Monday
mig lit to. easily pull off the surplus pounds Of
his present weight. which:is 13a pounds,
limit. :: =. :. .>: -. -.
: Major Garrett Of the Northwestern this
morning -:receiyed dispatches. from: head
quarters at Cipcinnati, saying that The Sui:
fixan special fswell under way and that 1t
!: WIFI reach this city between 80 and: Z: 80
/. tomorrow morning, unless. accidents; hap
pen. The Olympic Club is arrahging for
;: the champions reception and will see that
quarters are prepared for him.. The Sul1i-
.:yan people are highly selated at the reports
of the champien's: condition and there rs
plenty Of ulliyan money on hand.
The C0ibett people deny the report that
Cerbetts will sneak into town ON Tuesday
night. Agent Turner said this morning
that nobody'is aboard Corbett's car except
his baeker and trainers and; immediate
). friends of the :prize-fghter, and. thatit will
reach hefe:on schedule time--7:45. Tuesday
morning
/ The Southern Athletic Club will: receive
the San Francisco delegation. The morn
ing trains brought large delegations from
all sections of the country. Tie hotels are
crowded with: sporting men. Among to-
days arrivals is Nose Gunsr OF San Fran
cisco. He has money to back his opinion.
The Olympic Club announces every re-
served seat for the Sullivan Gorbett fight
already sold. =
The news from McAulIffe's headquarters
this evening is TO the effect that there is no
let up In the drinking there; Whether Nc
/. Anlffe. will be in eoudition or not will
probably not be known until he enters the
/ ring. According to his own statement lie
wclghs:three pounds over the Limit. That
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may be pnt out toinffuence the betting, but
::there Is no doubt that along with his daily
!. Eddy Myer says his brother is In good
condition, but he had nothing to say In ths
:!way Of bragging.; - -,
The: Olympic Club tonight Announced il.
: would prohibit drinking at the ringside.
:: The Sullivan special sdus at o'cloek. in.
the morning. Dixon cont tinues training I'm a
quiet way and. as far as his: condition is
concerned. no pugilist eyer en- tered the ring
:in better shape. He will probably come to
-the city on Monday. Jack .Skelly is. In
prime condition and promises to give an ac-
count=:of: himself: There. is, little or MO
change In the betting since yesterday. =: !" .
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NO CASES IN ENGLAND:
Am Oflcisl Announcement Made-Afany
- Steamers With Emfgfants.

- sieamsrs With Emigfants.
LONDON. Sept. 3.-The Local Govern
tnent Board announces that with the ex-
ceptI6n of one or two cases that are now
recovering, there is not a: case OF cholera in
England or Wales. -: :. =.
The White Star line has ceased to carry
steerage passengers. owing to- the ch0iera
epEdem =: 80.
The Inman line steamer. City: OF New
: York. for New York; the American line
sleamer:o Ohio, for Philadelphia; the White
Star steamer Brittanic, for New Yark, and
the CunaFd line steamer Catalonia. for
Boston, all have steerage passengers
aboard. 1t was said that all vessels sailing
from Liverpool for American ports would.
carly no steerage passengers literally
this was true. for. all those Passengers
boarded the steamers at Queenstown. =.
The steamer Columbia sailed frem South
ampton this evening for New York. The
only persons the vessel carries, besides the
officers and crew, are 436 cabin passengers
The reports received from various places
tonight IN regard TO the status OF the
cholera epidemic are of NJ ore encouraging
character since the, disease began its
rayages. ..:
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BICYGLE RECORDS BROKEN,

Fast Time Made by.z.mmerman at Clifton
: -. e. New: Jersey: = -: r.
CLIFTON, M j.. Sept. 3.---The main .fea-
tnre Of the meeting of the Passaie Athletic
Club was the, racing between the scratch
men in the bicycle races. Zimmerman. :Tay-::
=. lor, Windle aud: Berlow. The. track waSjn
goodconditi0n and two records were brek en-
IIylhe mile handicap Zimmerman inishet
frnm the:scrafeh fn@a:l9, which beat lis oN1f
prev Gus -recQid et2:l9l-5. The twoimlle
race Called oNt Z6lnermarb Banker. ssTay-
Tor. BreIQw. |Wihdte and other cracks.
ZlmintfIlian and TAYLOR spurted during: th q
ta9T % any be G last
den:by Zimmerman ie:2Ss4 sees, whieti beat 8
'Wfhdls's record :2S AS made at SpEing-
fleEa. - -: =: :: -. =
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Curing the Cattle Dis ass.

;; :CHIcAGps Sept 3s---Hon. Jeremiah Rlsk,
Secretary of Agriculture: arrived herefrom
Wisconsin, and left: later for Washington.
While here he received reports from his
nearly 200 head of lumpy- jaw cattle are be-
Ing treated with MEDICINE furnished by the
department and that all are rapidly recov.:.
eriug: 0The Secretary says the cost for cur
Ing the disease .is:but So 80 per head, and
that he proposed to:put the medicine in the.
hands OF farmers generally. - :; -:
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Trouble on a Racetraek.

CHICAGO. Sept. 3--An attempt was made
to run a race at Garfield Park to-day, but
without: success. George Hankins,: the
president of the Garfield Park Club. went
into the judges stand and ATTEMPTED to call
!. the horses for the first race. He was ar
rested for. disorderiy conduct and iater:fe-
leased on bail. An attempt was made: to ar
rest tile police on warrant issued by a.
Justice who was on the ground. but In
spector Lewis would not accept service nor
allow the deputies to talk to his men. =.
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/. Riotfng Among Railroad Laborsrs.

.:.WrLKEsBARRE. Pa. Sept. IA ri0t
occurred at the Wifkesbarre and Eastern
Railroad this. morning. The contractors
have $50 negroes employed, brought from
yirginia:: These n4en claim they have been
MutalLy beaten by; the bosses frequently,
and this morning twenty revoited and at
tempted.to escape. En- the rfot which fol-
lowed the negroes fought the bosses with
stones aud clubs. Tive negroes were shot,
one seriously. but the attempt at escape was
snccessfuh :.
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to-day's. arrivals and when the disease had
made greater ravages in Hamburg Almost
all of the dead and sick OH the: Rlgla and
IL ornlapuia. hail from Hamburg or lie aE-Jy
porIs a few a re residents of this :epllp try,
The QuaraHtine QfEeers are iii a state: OF
nervous excitement; 1t mast not be under-
IS TODD that they are frightened. but they are
hGnIl,r for the best, and the Nornianpia is
expected to get y:safetS. ~ hen: tie saloon
passeM gers ~oh the vessel WIFI get eff2is a
question that Dre* Jeh kins: has not YET de-
eided. =: :. :: :: -. - - :: -.
:. DIR. Jenkins early: this morning tele-
graphed' for: Professor HERMANN .::Biggs,
e9nsulting path0l0gist of the Health: De
paftuient, and Pfafessor William Wells;
professor of :baeteriolegY: Of tie JOHNS
ii pklns Uniyersity,. They arrived .sA0 rtly
after Ronu, aud Without waking for fuBeh
.Df:: Jenkins hook them down to the steam.
boat wharf: :: - :: = ~. - ~:
Witht he dlsease on the R9gio, Nnrnfannla
and u onavia, fQctlr22V q reporter asked. :: !:
- - We W IL. lie replied @teh0 We t!tem :::tp
sSw winhnfne:lsiand:la in :last as last as we posi-
bly, cHp@' II: : =: i:*: -: :: :. ::
B: Dr, jenkins. proceeded to swiaharna
Island and tben To- the: infeeted vessel IN
lower guar Taltlneas< Preparations IDef be-
gap for the transfer: Q :tiie patients. =
The a ews OF: death. nd:8ic4 ness on. tAH o
vessels Created wild cOnElrsIo1 among tht5
steamship Iiien dow fDNtt... Ga. the Mari
time Exchange it:Tas1iJte1 IN :cancsAng sew
eral el4ai1ers that had .bsen made for GPr+
man hfrts.: Crowds ffacked TO. the, III am
;bTEg- AMERICAN Packet .Campany 81 tffiee
aR& tiled ta get SONS: tnfofIFati ionss. f Thafe
Were a ka d@zes person s. In flle office EN-
Sagf0g. massage wftan The; news arrived
They ias astah;ly:, acquired d violent attack of
scar8t and refused. tQ:b0ok.' $::;' g. ::
$: :97fie RUgta and NermanniaaMi j: hardly4be
Gleatea before: a week, has: elapsed; ;:tha9gh b
after five days. have gohs byi::.. Tie ii Henf.
burg line Will bB ol9figed to send. fresh food
B aud water daily tD:tfe ;feur. steamers now
bel iloAggaSs ii ne untiE tas= passengers are
landed - 80: r. = ::
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zation,. yerein session all day to-day. AL
though the meeting was secret it was: uil-
derStood that all the:clauses of the new cons
yiding for strikes in. certain Contingencies.
. The con stituiion. among ether things, pro-
vide 'for a benevolent feature for the new
order, and there will be "a: sick and death
benefit fund. The membership will beopen
to every operator. male or female: over Is
years: OF age, in America. The:name ofthe
new organization is yet to be decided upon:
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..RACING EVENTS.
Results, of Yesterdays. Coatesss on:tas Prin
-: =: :cfnai E,astarn Erai..s.:.:. =. -

Results of Yesterdays. Coatesss on:ths: Prin.
r.: =: :. - :cipal Eastern Tracks,::: -
f. .INDEPENDENGE, Iowa. Sept. 8. There
/ was only slight attendance, good weatk her
and -the.traek WAS in: good corditiof.: The
.:pEfncipa feaulreso the closing day ofthe
great Rusk PARK: Getting resulted as fol.
lows: :::: :: =
:. :Iw6-year olds- troot:for s5GOoi sl1ieou'.5xon
in three straight he eats, Ora: Nilkes es:seeGnd,
sWtlk es:<Masd third, sLazesls fourth: :: Best
tinre;> 2:2O144 i; =: -:
j.. Phe = :le* page. fer $1,000. San Pedro won
Fin three. straight: heats, Barney second,
Maud M third: The others we're withdrawn
or listanced.; Best time, 9: l0A. =: II; ::
|. = Roy Wilkes: once tlie cham pfQn pacing
sta1lon Of. tile world. Started against bis
mark Of 2;0s u and pacea a. mile tD 2:07 "a :,
L: :;;. -: Al Cincffinati.. " -. ii;
:: CINoIYNArIr Sept. 8. The Eat0nfa track.
was. In good .condili0n bpta nottfast.*: The
|. races resulted: as. folio WIS: ;: :: ;: !. &: =.
Six furfongs, ':Q6gpete;:. won, BEaeelet
|; ;seednd, Emma .E0uise third. Time; 1 !; ;t644.
-. One ::mile. and seventy yards E. M aid
4 Howard won. Lucille Manette. seeoikd, Sym.
pathetic S Last third. Time, i :4734g -:
f. ::Ehe free hahd(eap sWeepstak kes, elgh t:and
second. Semper lex tllt1d.: Time, 1S491l3s
f.: = The -Avdpdale stakes: one mFle, Louise
|: won. READ tr second, Selma. b: third.
/ ): Five. aud a half furlopg.. j. ola "a won.
=! Bnck MieCann ::seeond. parayela third,
SIX :fGr1Iongs; Faithful won.. Giveawsay.
second. Ph{lora fiji rd. Time. l: T:lJ1zz . :: -: :
-Four, and;:a *halffurlonsgs.: Viola won.
Beautiful Bells seconds Bonnetta third:
AT She spsieaa Bay. = IS: !:
SHEEpsIIEAD BAY, Sept. 3::-The results
+ Of the races to-day were. rs follows: -
.:.0ne mile. King Mac wen. RnhaL second,
/ The ironpaster tbirds Timet i AZ 49, : II.
The Belle stakes over the Futurity course,
Lady Nielet woii.: Faithful second; Mime
haha:thifd. Time. f:11 4s5.. -: ::
|; The September stakes. .one mile arid three
fut4ohgs, Paetoies Won. Piekpocket second;
|. :. Tile Faturtty coni SIC, Regin aid won, Extra
second. InQfgo third: Time. / :l3. a::..: =.
f.. The': 0mnlnni:. handicap. one. mile: and a
furloDg, Aloha: won in. D .galIop. Lepanto
|, second, Equity third: Time, 1856: ::
-. Seven furlongs; :Diabf6 won,. Nenlad Sec
0nd, ,Alcalde:third. Time. :27 3-5 ~: :
|: Zone mine. ard a. fqfIohg. .onturf, Cam
/. delabra won. King Grab second, Trestle
|: third: Time, 81 fss: -. :. =:
:" At Saratoga 81: -. -.
T.: SARATOGA. Sept. 3.s..-The results OF the
| races weTeaas follows: -. -.
s.: Foar and; a half furlongs, Alamo won,
Magician second. AtheIena third. Time.
/ :56h. = -.
f.. Five and "a half furlongs, Sleet won, Cot
|: tonade second. Tasso third. Time, / :21 u .
F. The Spencer handicap. one and aquarter
miles, Barge won. Versatile: second, Santa
Ana third. Time. 2:07.
. One. mile, :Khaftsn won, Alma second,
/ Headlight third. Time. / :44...:. =. >:
+ q The :steeplechase, verthe full course. St
Luke won, Ecarte secend, Manzieo third.
T. Time, 6:23hla -.
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DECREASING IN GERMANY.
Public Confidence Being Resfored-Ru
sian Emierants Prohibited.

Public Confidence Being kesfored-Kus-
sian Emjgrants Prohibited.
BERLIN, Sept 3.-The public alarm coca
stoned by the cholera is fast dying out. The
cool weather and the abundant transforms
are keeping down the diseases Stimulating
cholera and all influences are restoring the
general sense of security. Cases .resem-
bling cholera are rife enough, especially In
Charlottenbutg. The undoHbted cases of
Asiatic cholera taken 10 the Moabit Hospi-
tai are all traceable to Hamburg. Although
there Is no sign OF the disease spreading
here the authorities have not relaxed their
precautions. -
President Harrison's circular is main
ly- regarded here as jdstifyinR more
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TROUBLE =AT HoNfEsTEA b.: !:
"a Squad Of soldfers Board Steamer and.
:.:: &. Cause a Panic.

s.: Cause Panic =. :. - :,
l.: PITTsBUHG,i Pa.+,;: Sept. 3-As- the :excur-
:sien steamer City. of Pittsburg was passing
Homestead to night some Of the passe nge rs
shouted. "seab''' at.the non-union workmea
.:in the Carnegie nlnh A number of soldiers
quickly: boarded sthe thgboat Tide and
started for: the City of Plttsbjlre: The two
boats <eoi1lded and the Inflftiamen 10 ade.a
:bayonet charge ON the .exc9rsionists. Eli
tlie rtish. a Woman*Mas kn0cksd down.. enc
.:were inflicted: A seene::of the widest ex.
Ecitemept. followed WHICH sQpn Developed
.ih:to a:eoInhfetei pauic.. Women tainted hy
the score and four.*chiIdren were traplpled
:;hnder 1pot and seriously iujured; About
twenty7 five of the passengers were arres ted
ana tasen tp Il onesEead, charged with. dis
orderly eond uct.- :. =: -.
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:. IF The: ToWNs1rE of KosLYN..

1t Has Been Decided to Pelong to the North.
* ::.- ern Pacific Coal Comp NY :. :.
- TACOMA, Wash.,. Sept. "a special to
The. Ledger from Roslyn. Wash, says: a
telegram from Washington. d. G., this
evening States that. the title to the townsits
of R0sIyb, which has long been in contest,
: Was To-day settled by the Secretary of the
Interior in favor of the Northern Pacific
:Ceal Company. Swan: Nelson. the contest
can't. has been fighting the case for six years,
and il is said the company once offered him
$40, 600 te withdrawal claims to the prop
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: .ENGLANaS. s:E..DANGE Err.
Quarap TIN g eRegulatfons Not a. esri ed: saf Z
=! .ficifh { 10 Prevant The DiseAsa. ....::

Quarap TIN g R equations Not Deem ed saf-
:: = 'icisht To. r revent the DiseAse. -: :.
:: NEW x DIRK, SEPT: 8.-The .Tribape' S
special ea6ieEram from Loaaon says ::'::T To-
day. $: etofere:report the most eIcopragthg
YET published. There has been one: death
at. Liyerpooli bMt THERE are none at: Berlin
and the deaths at Hamburg show a dtarip-
ation Within: the last: ten :days: :TAif1y
eases: Oh unNlistakable cholera were dealt
with in the Emitted. Kingdom, but tlIe}ehiet
medical aaftfter of The LEGAL GeyeflHlenl
Board is able to rapport that in u 3 s4fgle
instance has the. disease spread hey end. the
persons attacked; IL: -:
IN oFeeyerr:: it is ;pfored beyond a :dQabt
bat In eeeh'tase tire :plague haS be6meop-
traeted abroad. !Ths Ia ST. fact increases. the
wistiuin incss Nv itf which, the English peglle
book u pnn President Harrison $ pfroanu 5a@
tipa ediet Imposing twenty days: gu al d d
tire on. all vessels @zcNrry ing EN- fgra tlt S.
Here the most Figidregulatiops of. tie: Local
.GoyerntHept B0ard@rrQ Iire the'. captajaes: Z
vessels entering BfltisA' ports: TO deEEsafe
any, csses fof lftneas On board: = th9se| Fer1
exarnfned aud IL found 70 .be:ehoseraic; are
taken Charge ofby: The hoard officials: !::Fhe
patients are isolatea and q WATCH is kept
over tle remainder of the creWsaiidt f5a$set-
gers. but they are perm ttttd to 20. w ftheE
liey pie ase. pernntIally ylDg the Sc eds
af.cho EeTa: ifi o tile hGpnfeus DISTRICTS: 3 =;
1t Is said by solne critics thai Pres }delft
HaTris9nss- etiict :iHspnses insaters5le: fA:
Golryenle eBee:' on: the; :steaIfsiiip caFi panies
and large: bodies ct .fnfniersnts:. 6ntf: I'll i
negple In: tlfe crowded Histficts eF EoHgfon,
:LtverpDol,,~ Hull and ;ernef bFR tnSns. WHO,
uudeF ting existing reg,flatio1s may lenteri
/ tain ehoieta. patients; lnawares. also have
Grounds for. cernp pl@iur: Of inegnyetlences
. Ihefe U.s. Aothing to- prevent. the steahsrs
fTnT9 Ee am 20 III itGiny their Stafn s.V
eargos OF Geftainly dirty, probabty flseaseil;,
/ hulnalfity pfckedup 1rehf the .sllFNS: :of Gle
Clptfhe :::ta 'be; dilAfpest down: on Bfltl&h
stnres pesfdfng trans lerence across. tire: At.
lante.,;. Cur Local GGYertment .Eoa I'd lq es
tnaitas 6at we M I'D i'd lfss a tas laS IT, OF
I Pres i'd ent Harrison: with his proelamai!6ll
going to the root ofitfie nlatter::. i. ::
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KILLED rHKoUGH NEGLIGENCE.
!. A Fatal Accident on the New slcpe Of ths
T. :: - Roslyn Coal Mine

TACOMA, Wash. Sept. 3.---News has been:
reeeived:'Gt a fatal accident in the new slops
Of the Ruslyn coal mine to-day. in which
j Joseph Errnarl was Killed and Charles. Jones
was fatally injured. They were riding out
"of the mine on the trip. and the wire rope
parted, causing the trip to shoot down the;
slope, throwing Erman-- and Jones off: The.
CoroneTs jury found Engineer CarterNich-
:ols and Rope-rider Edward Prestage guilty
of negligence, but neit tlier has been arres ted.
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.Chareas .Aearns ;::Rarillas:

s :: eITT OF: MEx1co. Sept s,sA formal.
! written accusation AGAINST ex-Fresident
sBarfllas ,lras been. presented to the Gtate-
|mala Con gress.::: The daclimeut bears sew
eraf thousand signatdres: Fl: EN- bodle the.
eAarge:. of the. murder. Of the Conlignez
brothers under a formal: pretext for.fhsfr
relaoval, thatthey in tended fostering reyalu-
tioni while :they were simply the victims OF
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:any distrIets where cholera. Is, preyslllng.
and enforce tbepr9,yisiens Of the depart:
%e9f %s9S.s et5salars S 0t 1niy s'Auktist = and
2. Dr.: Wymau this evening received
dlspat atchsffofa Ottawa saying. THAT thess team
disiniect0r and :dantcu ial*drelich: Will ba
ready: for use AT Crosse Isiand:: nextiweek
and sina!a al ppliances are: being obtained
tor either quarahilne stations = 8
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> At Saratogn.
nnfario sals .Har Rands:

: ONTARIO, Sept. 3;--The $4,000 Of mhpi-
::cipal bonds ISSUED by the town Of Ontario
for the Improvement of the water system,
were sold last night to w. .Ji Hayes & Sons
of Cleveland; Ohio, .at "a preminm Of SSS
This is very fair for serial bonds drawing
6per cent. Bids en-. the reservoir and pipe
system will be opened on September6. =.
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,sCHREIBER INDICATED.
There. Was Nothing in the Charges Made
.r..ss Against. the ahhi

SPOKANE Sept 3.-The investigation
made by special committee of his congrs-
cation into the charges made against Rabbi
p. Sctrefber, upon his demand. has resulted
In complete yindfcation.of of that gentleman.
The committee unanimously reports:
.Such:eharges are falseand there isnoth ing
In them to throw the least stain ON our
worthy rabbi"
The committee; make this report under
cath IL develops that tile charges. were.
The result of aschism between the orthodox
ana .IeleTm elements of the congregation.
DE. .Sehrelber breaches reformed Judaism
and has written anumber OF works thereon.
Hewas for seEetal years RESIDENT Of Los
AngeIes -. ). =
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:: The sisv Liturgy jim: Pollard. :.

u BUD A::PEsTff. Sc pit. 5.-The Pestber
hGya saxs shs Pope has sisen his egasg9t
"the Cathodc and United crinfehes. .of Rus.
%san. POLAND. and tiistsreh I?&pal. action has:
::eaused immense eXeiternens in Ro}snds. The:
!. Prs her Floyd asks whether. this :dtvelop-
): :blent may be. .inlefpreted:As: ebuigmg gti0n Of
1.-The. reports OF: an alrfanee, lneludlng in ats
bond France. .Kiissia and p Papacy. =: e..
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.Cafhalje .E6u oraS,; n Gsrnrs:r, ~.

:. .NatHslEU Nuh gItss:ln !HelndnysE
(. BERLIN, Sent. .ss--A great: Catholic con-
gross has bsen held at ;Mairz, at tswtich the
leaders of. :tie ;;centrist: payty spoke, !: Al
its final sitting the congress :apnrGyad OF
the. solutions affirmihg;that the rssto ration
'sential to the: inaepeldense ..ot the Holy.
The morning call., 1892-09-04
MORE CASES FEARED.

Other Vessels From Hamburg May Bring
- the Plague.
F NEW York; Sept 3-Eyena worse state
of affairs is. anticipated on the two addi-
tionaI vessels expected from Hamburg
within the next week.. which left later thai
The morning call., 1892-09-04
Captain DUNLEvY's SON.
Death as the Result of an Assault That Was
=. -: - Unnroyoksd.

>@ GRASS NALLEY. Sept. 3.-Andrsw C.
.Dirnlevy, son of Captain a. j. Dunleyy OF
the Har Dor, Police &of- San Francisco, died
this morning.. OF a. kntfe-wound inflicted by
William Slaan, fin Nevada City last Sunday
emerniug: The re1raius will be shipped to
*San francisco for :barlal. The cutting was
entirely n1proYoked. Sloan is in custody.
but his examination has not yet taken place.
The morning call., 1892-09-04
HEB. STATE FLOWER.

Washington Ae opts the Rhod0dendron by a
:. 49,, :. -: :; Large Majority.
SPOKANE. Wash, Sept; 3.-Mrs. Alice
Houglfton,. as WastihgtOn's representative
on: the. board OF lady. managers for the
:. Worlds fair.i has completed her canvass Of
votes for the State Hover. The result Is q
decided victory for the rhodedendron,. which
received 7704 votes against 5720 for clover.
-l90foT GhEardia. 227 for Washington hollv.
or: o1egonsgFape. Safer. marguerite and 81
for;dogwQod.: The.-tota vote was il, 44s.
The morning call., 1892-09-04
Death of a Millinnaire

s. HoBoKEM. n. j.. Sept 4.-Colonel E. p.
C. Lewis, ID ;milltonaIrs and ex- United States
Minister; to Portugal. died suddenly this
Eiio rfi ting: at his home In this city. -. -