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The morning call., 1892-09-05
THE NAVAL. BATTALION:
Waiting fer the Pensacola Admirf
Irwin Com oil iments tho Rnftalinn.


Waiting fer the Pensscois Admiral
Irwin mpiiments tho Battalion.
The officers and men of the San Francisco
Naval Battalion are very anxiously looking
for. some official news fron. Washington
regarding the assignment of the Pensacola
for their permanent use. Rear-Admiral
Irwin called on Lieutenant : Commander
Charles Al. Goodalf few days ago. and ex-
pressed himself rs highly gratfled AT the
.conduct and bearing of the Naval Battalion
during the recent cruise To Santa Cruz.
The admiral as yet has learned nothing In re-
gard to the disposition Of the Pensacola.
Tie monitor Passaic has been placed In the
drydock at the Charleston Navy-yard TO be
fitted as the training-ship Of the Massachu-
srtts Naval Reserve. Next Saturday, the
10th inst, the. autumn drills will begin.
The Passac will proceed to the outer har-
bor, where target practice will take place
The monitor will. be under the command Of
Lieutenant Commander j. 4. Merry. u. S.
IN. oil the Wabash, and his en9ine-r0om
force will he cumpused Of men from. the
regular navy. Lirutenant- Commander Soley
will be second in command as executive
Officer.
The morning call., 1892-09-05
RING FOLLOWER = !: :.
The Crowd Brought: by suLlivan's fraln
= re the Crescent City..- ::

The Cr0wd Brought by 1sullivan's Train
= :: re the Crescent CITY =:
+ NEw:0ETEANs. Sept. 4 In the wake Of
the champion there came to Gown to-day as
miscellaneous and characteristic ain assort-
fnent of ring fOllowersas was ever gathered
togetller: The quiet OF the Sabbath was
rudely" fiStufbed by the iargpn Of profess
si0nal ;prizefighters. gamblers, book
makers. .touts, sports and gentlemen.
The ST. Charles Hotel has been the
stamping grounds Of the sporting
tonting9nt. though. from. that CEN
traf point. lines of : people to-da y
radiated mall directions. bat mostpafticu-
iarfy. Iii .the direction Of the efampi6n's
temporary abiding place ON Rampant street.
TEe Olympic Clab acted as q hestte the
public, and toward the club thousands of
hdme people and hundreds OF visiting spertS
rode and drove from early foreIfe8n ;untfl
late at night. The new clubhouse: and
arena Were thrown open: TO public inspec-
fioh. and tie members Of the club showed
/ the visitors about. ! -:
=. The Sulliya1- Corbatt match has qaite
oveFshadowed the other battles, although
rhls is: tire .:eye Of the great light weight
contest Yet :Myer andMc Auliffe aa d their
merits were Incessantly discussed; TO-DAY. -:
" Tile :pdolrooms were dark: all day. and
no opportunity was offered the sports TO
gauge the p0Quiafity OF the men,
.lQ-n1Etrt 1t was. thought: that MeAuliffe
would 20 TO the post favGrite.
r. E0rbett:s coming iS.awaiIed with interest
His reception will. be-. qufet, and those no.
have it In charge Will.try to afrapge:so as to
avoid crowd when the rugilisr gets here.
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3. sPREAD:. OF THE FLAG UE.:
: IL. shows No Sign Of A.bsts ment. in -the
d. - Old World. =: =:

= -
II shows No Sign af Abate ment in the
- - - Old World. =:
| HAMBURe, Sept. 4:@The. ambula1iees >of
:tlfis city yesterday took ito the h0spftal 325
cholera patients, of whom 197 died. :.
Five 'h0udred and teenty.eght.. cholera
cases and .529. deaths. mot: previously Ge-
ptfftef, were registered yesterday in puT-
si}anee Of: police. ofdefs. These bring tie
total figures, RECKONING FROM tie beginning
of .ahe epidemic, uptU J523 cases; and 25l7
deaths. -: -: :. =.
.BERLIN, Sept A. No fresh cases: OK
ehgefa-sre ri epg rted in ihfs citY3C.daY, and.
tie authorities ale .hQpefAl tRat the: disease
@Al not SPREAD To: any great: extent here.
Plofessdr R6s6n bae3I' or. Bres lau. recpIn-
Haends subcutaTeQus lnjeclf9ns Of Opium in
cases of cbo{eIa palIe}ts 20. wham~ft Is I'M
possible to :ddiiflpi. .ter madeleine owing to
ypiGitiftg.. ..-"...; -
.CIIIJsTIANsU@D, Sept. 4 LOne. sailor died
here to-DaY Of ebDleTa. No, further cases
ARE ree6rted.* '-:s: =:
:NAPlEs, Sept.=4-A ,]ady. who had just
arrived. at Caprtfgom: Ham burg died to. day
/ iTln what 1T Is feared Is cholera; = -.
r:1oSDeN, Sept. 4 $50 far :as Is. Known
thrfe are mo cases ef"choltra at Sou]hamr-
teR, where the Utmost preeautiens are nQw
taken The SteameE for .COInmhiai sailiag
ffuhl:S S6mthampioh fasi Tight for: y eW / ork,
was Ordtred 70 stop outside the port: NheTe
her bilee w#taE was emhtied and the ship
t4fer6uFfly dislpfeeteA-: :: :: :
'sifhe North Gefman-Ll6yd steamer A Her;
from Bfenten for. New :YeIk, arrived ut
Southalnptdn to-day: She: has: cholera
ltatients DE susDeiCus eases ot sickness
aboard =. .:<:. = =.
~ T he Antwerp CORRESPONDENT of the News
says The h0s(ltaE E@retsifns here: to-lfay
sh9w nine new: cases and one deathfrQm
the disease. :sEhfs will Compel the -CDnsgis
to cnntnlle the issue of .foil bills. go. :.
Cases Of clfdera were reported to-day at
Malines aud. Ghept.
The heal;h:eod Naples Is good. Several.
sn nspeieus cases were fOnnd upon iEyestlga-
,.tien TO be only ordinary cases Of dysentery.
f. The. .Sin!a CORRESPONDENT Of the: Times
| saws: Cholera has appeared az Ghatfal aRd
Marree. prs,: Allen and Kenny nav e died
| of,tbe, disease. : 49,.
PARIS, Sept. .4-Fo1ty-Qne new eases of
nh0lera and four dsat!is: from tire disease
I were reportedJn this city to-day. Ia Roiien
seven. rev eases and one death were re-
| ported. ::
=. l.HkVfsE, Sept. 4--One uewcase of cholera
eecurred here yesterday, but thirty-six
persons WHO had previously been alta cked
| by the malady died during the day
The morning call., 1892-09-05
The COLLEGIATE ALUMNE.
Quarterly Meeting :of the. Pacific
Branch. :+.....+:

Quarterly Meeting :of the Pacific
:'<. Branch. r.. -:
TIE Association Of Collegiate AlumnS
held its quarterly meeting: last Saturday
afternoon at $50 Sutter street. ): =. 49,: :. !.
The NEST important a@ticn taken at this
meeting was the adoption: of an amendment
changing the name fr6m;Pacifc Association
Of Collegiate AIumnse to Association of Col-
egiate Alamn@, California Branch. This
branch is open. to: aHcalumne of the ae-
cepted colleges liYiDg near enough to San
Franciseoto attend the quarterly meetings.
a new branch has just been organized for
Southern California. -.
Reports Of various committees were re ad,
the most important being those Of the asso-
ciaton's bureau :of OCCUPATIONS by Mrs.
Mary L.. Cheney, manager of the Pacific
Coast Bureau of Education, and of the Sec
tion f0r the study of the development OF
children. read by Mrs. Charles w. Slack.
The principal topic of the meeting was a
full and Intimate taik,0H the-~Work OF the
: Wemen's College Settlement in New York
by Miss Fanny Mclean. head -Workerin the
ettlement-a. .Caltf0rnlagirl, graduate of the
State University.
In October a set of questions TO direct
uniform observations by college women all
over the: United States is. TO be adopted, and
special advice is requested from the Cali
fornia section. which has been the first to
take up the work. - The leading specialist
on the subject. Professor Prayer of jena,
/ Prussia, has promised degree of eo-opera-
tfon most encouraging in view of ths atti-
tude of the GermQn universities toward
women. and American psychologists and
students Of education have welcomed the
. p4dn0f the observations most warmly. Ii IS
a. topic on which further light is greatly de-
sired By specialists: T.:
4 conference was. called for to-day be-
tween the Section and the several professors
Of psychology and pedagogics now in ths
State. ;.
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=. =. = =.
across the bay, and SHE ran past Alameda,
Oak land and Goat Island up to ! Angel"
is land. hence the return was made direct.
to the Main-street t:wttarf.= The day: was ex.
ceedinglyl propltipus for tile: trlb, and ths.
engines worked :yeIy smQe siliy, developing
"a speed of eight kn0ts,: Il. = il. :s..
T: TFhe Albi0n.is q sister ship. to the Daisy.
sKithba14 and will: make her first regular.
trip Qn.Wednesday@ She 'Will run. itf the
lumber trade. to- Albion River and is lie.
feet long, S5 feet beam: and s teet:deptjf9f
.hUfd.: Size was: launched four. weeks ago.
and WAS: bllt1t by C. II. White OF AIafi ela.
= sThe Pacific Mail steamer .San.: JIlRn,.
Captain McEIrae, ,:sixteen days frdHl Panama
via San nleges arrived yesterday morning;
ifay ing called at San. Diego; size became a
+7'c0aster4 and was exempted. from qaaran-
tlne, n .efFcumstan w llit,lr greatly gfa+
/. lying out: III the stream They: had Come
from the; same Pacific ports off Ceii traf-
America and MeXfe0; bIt. could not pnt1n
the :'cdastin2" plea, as their ship did net.
cali at San: Diego The deeision. of the
autliQritles hs TO the. 2Q-day s4latf01r m:
to-day with intense anxiety by the Pacifc.
; Mai .pegp{e and the passengers Of the i4<:
Inc baggage etc.; on the latter. has been
already funligated. :. :. = :-l:*
:@3:>tThe5 Oceansc Mall dock: adjoining: tha
/. Ans trslian STEAMER MoRewai prescribed g
bfuSulaE, HIpeuTHHce. ERHlCT0ay y.;.': L II " dTA
::0f thirty large. tree ferns; cyeads, :zaIltas,
etc. from New: South Wales, had ;heeR
landed For transferte the :HortieuIt4Ta De.
pa ttlnent ofthe Warld's Fair :EXp6gttIon ut
Chicago. All the plants and trees: are:in q
hfalfhy.cQnditi0n and have been most car8+
fully packed for travel besides having tiielr
roots; carefally :.sWatlied. and bandaged+
The stem Of one Of The .tree:ferhs Isoper:
Thirty feet: Tong, and tlte fr huds are beaati7
fully green :and fresh. showing that the tree
As growing and thriyfnG. = =. -.
&: fEhe members: of THE Naval. Battalion,
tS enty-4ive in nitnIb6rt t5ok thelT. barge al
Broad way wharf Yesterday and biiEled down.
to the Union. Iron Works On: q tour ol ;in-
"spect!0u.. They spent tile greater part or
file day in inspecting tile NJ MonteEeys the.
%Qregeh and Cruiser No. 6; returning. late:ln
The aftegnooai with enlarged: ideas Qt med.
fr1I battles ships. 81 -
+: Tie ItArty:Of Australian aborEgines wfiu.
Are to-l be rrrurned 'hy the M0noM al were
found ON the deck Of that steamed: yesterday
greatly :elated at their escape from what
they regarded ascertain :death in hec6ld,
:er1rel East; Fhe women have. been. .pfp+
Ylded V ith s1 ors and stockings, besides sonie,
petty eemferts. Tobacco Is. onea of: the,
latter. Both the women are habthal sm0k-
:ers; and 'pipe-sin 0kers at that. =: =. " IT:
The morning call., 1892-09-05
::coRBErTts. PROGRESS:
The californian Dfd Not Want to. Accept
IT, ':.>:..: n Ra bbit.s Foot: = +:


: a Isa aBbIt:s Foot: =:
E: CHARLoTTE. n; C.,:Sert. 4:4The Corhett
sneeial had a pteasant rum from Washing
ton, alth0ush:it was ali Hour late. j. Coz bett
slept we'll: He got up at ab1nt- S; o. c1ock.
.feeling like Q fighting cock. :AtDanytfle:il he
+ ate: a heayty breakfast. j.. The Danyile: peo:
pile tuFned out 10. full force to see C6Tbett.i.. .
|; The stery Of the. fight aud break etween
T Corbett: and DAILY is said to be; false: ION
the contrary, they are on THE best OF. tertls,
:apd both3:mphatiral deny having had ANY
difficulty, 2 :. = J.: =. -: -:.-:., -
:. : Parsrn:b Davies had prepared "a very able
sermon en- .puglism. and. snccteded: in con-
|: :::yetttpg; both Cor6ett and ChOynskis SO they
shook hands and buried the: hatehe. :::.aI-
/ Though. they had been bitter enemies :4eT
Years. -: :.'3: : >:
|: ! AT both Salisbury and 4GT9ahsbofo large
.crGwds awaited TO -greetCoTbett He was
:YpciferGusly cheered.. aid Acknowledge sed
tire appFae So III pleasant flltJe speeches. !:
:: C0Tbntt. :training:c car was eat loose here,
and, .af]er bidding the. party good shy.: CQr-
bett aud his trdiners took dlnner, and THE
speetaT]ett for New Orleans. After agC9d
TEST Clrbett went for a ruin iu1the c0lrfi tTy,
and, rf1ufning to the tfaining3ear. went
/ rlirQugh llis.eXercises. E4erybsidy for miles
arOnud. gathered al 01ind. the. ia I and gjZsa
f.. at @:CoIbett, A cointlttee frctA Tie North
|: State. Social Club Waitea~ upon him and
escorted: 'hiEn TO the eiubroonrs, where the
party was given hearty welcome. :: ::
-. Alter dinner ,COrbett: went for. a long
walk, aid ;iD the. evening the mpl0veh III
the" Rh:hm0hd and. .nanville Raflfoad pre-
scented ilrm with a ra6blt's foot. Corbett !.
FIRST wds"np going to- Ia ke H. but when he
was Informed that it. was ai4 omen of:gnod
Fuck throughput the South. lfe- accepted IL
With thanks and w as. heartily apnlsuded, !.
The morning call., 1892-09-05
Only Ten Now Left. in Custody. at
!. Il. Wallace, Idaho :....... #. +. !.
4 NlTnGiRIl IL. OF TROOPS PRABiBLE.
The tAiel's Backbone Is Brcken, rqt =thS Freed
!. Miners lre Still SaIgpiat or Ifilins !: !: :
I. Away NoGunion Hen. {. :.

!. ,spectet to TIE MonN4Ha< CALI.


Is w WARDNERs Idabo, Sept. A4-Qhe:hundred
aed. thirty Ave: pris soferss were released at
:Wallaee YESTERDAY afternoon,> III:
- + 1lidiciments were found against every one
|: of them by the U.Dtted IS ates- Grand:Jury
u CIV fn3sessiqn At fdslr d a lene CITY Its,
: heweyer. deemed best MOTTO bring them to
trial az present but to Keep the indictments
hanging over them as an incentive TO good
behavior: = = ::.:.s:: g. ~: -. ,.
When they were released tte. TROOPS at
Tile different military camps were kent under
arms ready To- respDnd at moments notice
an. case of any trouble -:
T.: Notm ore than f26r IS of those indicted
will be brought td~. trial. Only 10 priS dhers
/ remaihat Wa1laee. =: =
b: The Fourteenth Infantry *of Vancouver
Will be sent home next:week aud tile Fourth
Cavalry oil F.egt Sherman: shortly after,
leavlug: only 1he troops from Fort Spo kane
under Colonei Cook.:t0 maintain peace and
|: order unFiIsQch time as il is deemed safe TO
withdraw the hi. :. E::,:,: =
f.: Gentlal CaIlin lis Mt Wallace; where he
+ Hstli remain until. the troops have ali: been
! <wlthdEdwn. :.
:. The. backbone Of. the Urtol is: broken.
. though. the released miners ATE: con fident
they Nill yet succeed: In driving out tie
Ron -uI}EUn BIeD.. -
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DESPERATE. EMIGnANrs.
Trying 10 Brfbe Sow York Health Uf3eers
!. -. F.: to Put The IN AshGre. -: '.-.

:. Trying; o Brfbe New York Health Uhaeers
4. :: =: to Put The IN Ashnre. -: .. =
i. +: .NEw. YORK, Sept 4-1Ae following Is
the of1clal list Of new cases ana new deaths
= On. board tile Normannia, Emma dafn,
steerage, aged 80, died today. She had
been five days. Ill :, H.:
-. Heinrfch La5Gnle1s, aged AZ; steerage
steward, died while In transit To- the hos
: :ptta4: he had been nnrsingcholera patients.
-: There were no new cases on. board tie Nor
MAMMA. -: 90.
/: On board the Rugia, Antonio Herla. aged
IL. 5leeIage, died to-day; taken i'll yesteF-
day =:
:. !. New eases On the Rugia. Christine Han
= sen, :aged10. and Peter Hanseni aged s.,
~ On board tie Morayia. Abraham Shneider,
= aged s, died in transit TherelaTe no new
cases. :.
T.: Al}:the.s steerage passengers. from the Nor-
MAMMA have been nSfeTfeQ to the receiv-
: Ing houses@0h Hoffman Island. Ihe:sbk G +
tile Normanula, FIVE la number, have been
sent to-. the Swim Durne Island: hospital:
The bodies OF four victims were ereiB a ted
: today and the other. TIVE will be Crenated.
tO-m0rTQw: There was ". a great ipanG
on. board the NOTmannla among the steeraRe
.. ..tpassenseES wlenthe new cases and deaths.
occurred; they begged the Health CQm1iS-
" =
: takei they Of, and said they could get $1,000
: together in Il minute If II could GET them
ashore. They: we're only .quieted down and
= relieved from their terror on being landed
ION Hoffman: Island. - -.
~ There canno { be any doubt Of tbs YirufeRt
Z. pJitllre, of 1be disease. Heinrich Eamnersi.
:. " no died to-day, was oUIy taken Ill this
morning, aud Antonio Herla on board the.
RHgia also:was only sick for about: twenty:
:. bquTs Tne last Of the Horn family, an
: Infant a few months old, is q D0t expected
to live through the night. Oi the whole
family OF children, five in NUN Der ten days
ago. the:Htrle one, which is sure to die; is
:: all that the parents lave left.
All the steamers from Hamburg aud
:: Hayre will be stopped at lower qusfan tine
and detSlned as long as It is necessary, :
q The Brilliant, an Oil tank steamer from
Hamburg, will be dislnfeetedhefe She had
= no sickness on board aud has a clean bfll.of
: heaHh - =.
- Now. that the Normannia steerage passen-
:. gers are. ashore their portion of the steamer
: will: be fhoroGghly fumigated and In fact
dis1nfected this afternoon.
+nr. <Jen klns: thinks the cabin passengers
are: perfectly safe.
:. The BogTgogne saloon passengers are not
likely To bedetained long, IN fact tits possible
- that they may go*np to-1OrrOw.. "
T.. =. Seemingly the Heaitn Commissioners d O
= not .tliiilk that there is auy fear of Their
carrying infectIen or any necessity for them
To- get disiHseeted themselves after visiting
= the ch olera ships. -
The morning call., 1892-09-05
There. Never Has a Time When the
Outlook Has Brighter.
EYfE THE SOLID SOUTH is SElkT
Chairman Breokfea Says That The Republicans Of
seW York Are Net Counting upcn ReteiY.: ].
ing lid Frem Senator Hill. i: :.... ;.
speetal 10 Eco MoRsINsal ID clA1.1.. i !: !:

WASHINGTON d. c.. Sept. 4. Next week
VIII see the opening of the political eana-
paign in earnest on both sides Both par
ties have been waiting for the letters Of
acceptance Of their respective candidates.
as they Will in a measure set the pace. and
detlle tie issues of the cRmpaigM. IT is
understood that Mr. ClsyelRnd's letterwilI
fellow very soen after Mr.. Hafrison.s. :.
Chairman Breokfeld of*the New York
Republican State Committee, speaking to-.
dsy of the situation In Ills State, katd Il
never have known time in all my expert
enee in politics when our: State canyass W as
. IN such coed shape as il rs. to-day. Our
State Committee: Is in perfect teueli With
the people, We have made very .eatefuf
/ poll ef the State and reports ftom every
section are Of tile most enc ecuraging characI
ter. IL gettfngcut the full RebubI!can vote
VIII carry the State We ShRtF eaFfy:its"*.. ~
Dc you anticipate help from Hill and his
friends 2F' s: =. =.
" are not making any calculations in
. that direction. We ara bending. cur +eiferts
to getting out the fgfi Republican. vote and:
are not counting on any help from Htll or
any ef his friends Personally, j 40 OF
bglleve thRt Senator Hfll-wll III help MS any.
Tie Republicans; eaH carry NeAS- York II
they get aat their yete and thatis all: ttere
/ IS 70 it, +: +: =: .::', ::
+ :. RnoGy shiel OF indiana, a close: friend of
| the President. said Harrison can vim
WITHOUT: New York, New Jersey. In fiana.
<dr Con necticpt, butI believe ]Ie: will. carry.
all of tlresB. States. j am willing 10 bet $50
TO 500 that Mr.. CleYeland Will. not. carry
The seiid South. ...:5...:
Fl he .neThGcrsts coneede that: the drift is.
agsinSt them: but they: are e6tIhdeut Of
being able To turn ii in; thelr favdr before
. nlanp days. The Hast. two weeks of tile
eampaign, after GlI. they. say: " ii .deeide
! the bAttfe... :. go. - .
The morning call., 1892-09-05
.:::IFllETTIER.Is DYING.
TIE iyst Quaker Poet Lies Critically III at
Hampton Falls.

f.. Il AalRTox Falls. n: H.. Sept. '4.-Jollm
g. WhittierIs- styling critically III at the:nomd
Of Miss Cove at Hampton Falls and his
|: condition Is such. that the grayesi appre-.
.hensign5:ays entertained. ::
Whittier ON Monday suffered a disturb
ance OF the: bowels. and while medical
assistance was immediately called no appre-
|. hensipns were felt. Yesterday morning AN
.alatming change was manifest In his cohdi-:
tion 8nf'4hpre has. been no Improvement.
This evening finds him exceetfingl weak
and the dhctors give little hope Of: his re-
arm, cannot swallow oT.arsiculate only With:
gteat:difiicaty and is unable to take! aUy
nauIls llnleil.t. :.
The morning call., 1892-09-05
Cui fn a Rrawi.

Bsptis.e Couget, an Italian. wss brought
to the Receiving Hospital lastnight sutfer-
ing from knife wound in the back, lie
: had been attending picnic with some coun-
trymen yesterday, and on his return went
into n. Montgomery -avenue saloon, where he
became involved in :an aHereati0n. with An
tone Pascal, another Italian, over the pay
. came to blows. and finally Pascal drew u
pocket-knife and stabbed Couget in the back
under the right shoulder.
The cut, Which:was OF, superficial nature,
was dressed by DIR. Cotfman. after which
CCuget left the hospital yowing vengeance
on his aysailant. 80, -
The morning call., 1892-09-05
...kAYAGIN& II Z ssIA.
A.Daily AveTaee OF eeO Ne ". Cases and
s@..e. 200 Deaths in one. -TeTyn. =. i. 2:

: a Raily AveTags OF $50 Ne ". Cases and
u. zoo Death. In ONE. .Te7Tp. :. :. p:
: ST. PErERsBysHG, Sept: statistics of
..iise eholera epjfieu G. .shoNthat thIengholt
TIE wftoieDf ''1Bi:ssla.osf Tuesday there were
6gs3 new cases reported and :2Tl4: persons
died. In. this city yeStefday f2O new. cases
were reported. AMI thirty one deaths: &C.
le91rTed. .:.z :: ii.
=. During tie last feweeays tlie: nyiAjber of
unregistered: :new r dses MD. 'deat lis, WHICH
axe citieay eorfpl E to: pep ple.of tile we'll
.tq.do class iEerpaS SedY eSIleCi&ily on the
islands in the RtEer: Eeya, w heTe the
veal BY persons fasjde:in SUMNER. -: : ::
Private dispateheS. received. hefe~ fepeyt
that twelve !6paths from choleEa haye &c
casfed in Riga. .i.:::. ~ -: 49,: p:
:. :Gp TO SatllTda yf6Tty seven new cases and
eight deaths We're rep0rtedln klef1+=
On Tiursaay l6 new cases aud 8 deaths
eccNrFed insSafataff; and on':the same. day
543 new cases@aIfd 23f deaths. ann on Friday
as2 new eases aud ,1s7 @sfeatRs: oeGnfred in
kssan...s. s''' &c
:. On Thursday 116 new cases ana. ri deaths
ecl1Hrct in .0reEhuEls ::liid. 2qp69 nGS: cases
and 132.deatfls in the Don district - -:
On "Wednesday t732 Few. cases and $50
deaths occurred In NQrpnezh, In the lase-
uamed Dace there is a daily average OF G10
new cases and 200 deAths; " r. =:
The morning call., 1892-09-05
THE LITTLE PUGs..
All Reported. In E1ceIIent Condition With
-, tho Exception of McAuIiGe.

All Reported In ExceIIent Condition With
the Exception of McAuIiEe. -; =.
/: NEW ORLEANS, September :::4-Myer
spent most Of the day quietly Rt his training
quarters. He received a number of visitors.
and seemed pleased TO knpw that he. was
the fayoIite in the betting His condition
is said to be absolutely PEI feet. T.. ;
Traning has closed at ;Rdbertson, Camp
at Bay ST. Louis, and both McAuliffe and
Skely announce themselves ready for the
fray reports are being: circulated that
MeAnlfffeeis not in tile best OF hearth, but
his friends make light of. the reports and
are as confident as ever. Skellyis in the pink
of. condition. Essays he will do his best to-
win and seems to be quite confident that he
will defeat Dixon. Dixon also is In tiptop
condition, and seems TO feel as If he had a
Il Whatsoever The betting men seem to
share Dixon's impression concerning the
6dteome of his contest with Skelly:
The morning call., 1892-09-05
DIsREsPEcrED THE sABBATH,
IHdian.Hoppiokers several Hundred siren
:: Gamble Away Their Earni4i es at Ukiah.

IRdan::# n::#Hoppickers~ s3veral Hundred Strong
:: Gamble Away Their Earnings at :Ukiah+ =:
/ :. UkrAH. Sept Hop4pickiug was: gen.
-efaity. .sus pended to-day aud UP ward of 800
!, Yokayps, Poinos aud. Wylsckie. Iasfian hop
-pckers :raffied in the shade of Courthouse
PARK ard adjacent: buildings, and: To-, the
anneyance OF many cftizens, dlsFespected
the sabbath DAY.
. on complaint of squaws: that: husbands
aid SONS and bforlisfs were being 70 bDed by
/: Indan. monte players. wRo were numerous
/ and surrounded by several bundled in. q
court at the rear Of the Capitol saloon,
: the city Mar lal and Constable and depu-
ties Charged Ale. gambling Indians and ar
: rested fire bankers and dealers. The four
I Indians gave their na9ies as john ELLIOTT.
dim Balls, Ln' Cunningham and Charlie
: Ulerick. -. d.. -
" Justice Sullivan heard the: ease and was
abGutlQ deaF according 10 sectinn 359 Of tile
|: Penal Code WheIi Jiin Balls. an ielcQbent
Indian; speaker, practically eXempljG fed the
game and pleaded t:wes paitheE q. banking
nor pefeentage game, but a.: tie. tie or pass
Tire. deal game. On tAIs shqWing the quar-
tet OF: sWarthy specimens -qf American
3Adia4ts wefe let 20 oil their own recogn4z-
atLce fir four days, tie time. the court de-
sired FOR aGViSeIllent. :. =.