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pvrursJlSv IN THE FAITHFUL IXFH.

The IXth Assembly District Repuocshs heiu - -,
re,ting I'm Blsecker Hail. Bleeebcr anc Morton @ 80
evening. The audience, which hliea inc h"'' "H' -
,osea almost entirely Of workngmen, and thsy nale'N
and lively appreciation Of the facts and ns-
-s. which were presented TO them In support Oh 'pu"
Iican doctrines f. NJ. Morgan presided, ana hIroauS &
,he AIRS, sneaker Floyd Wilson, Of this city. Nr. WI"
.on comrered the records OF the Republican ana Del,o
cratic parties and showed conolusNely TO" "o p
cans had pursued constant progressive ana oehene'a
roIicv while that OF the Democrats had been Nachans
and certain produce harm II they hao 'o
opportunity. ,,, =, >,.
Tho next speoker was cN-Conngressran William Ia MA
son OF Illinois His statement. mo man VINO 'oee
-, u,r,, !, 1883 can give a conscientious reason why
no should not vote for him this year, was iouaiJ
appauded. Mr.. Mason backed up his assertion oy r'
OF the Brilliant achievements OF the present
roth I'm Internal and IN foreign AFFAIRS Ihe Pro'e0"e
nlank I'm the Republican platform, he SAID rs suar~'
t.e more emphacally pronounced than ever ue'ore. "
American wages for American workmen wages are sne1
md living better here than In any obher oo''''' o ~
world aid the Republican party proposes 10 heep ~ 70
Competition tends TO lower wages Ott II Po''N"''
hnds up new industries furnrhes new opportunities LOT
- d ,h.r. are fewer mcn looking for your oo ana
ins stee rails tin thread pearl buttons ana eou"Se.
other articles are made here and the best o. IL ~
the money that is paid for them Is paiu 'u'o "'o p
American workmen." . ,.,,,n, ,v.
~ ,d. which the business interests CT the country ana
the deposits In savings banks are SECURE 'o "
thanks to the epeakers was passed. aho WIN u'eo S
hcers for Harrison and Red, the meeting came 70 Nj
end Among those present were y W. i,o"s", 49,
lam rell Henry Taylor DR.. Bushong Charles DE rore.@
Tohr T Rrown Arthur Ware, A. l.. Hall, X Ireenoahk
O. EdQegley George b. Deone, William H. Corsa' W. :"
Evans william Edwards. +. B. Miller, e. Il. HOBBY !ohh
Loud H. d. Pardec. Joseph De Shay Srsiie' IL. Macy
g. w Wallace and James "att"rsoh' Inc omcers u
n orca,,,atlon ara: President william H. Corsa vice.
uresdents Franklin NILS and Mitchell Halliday secre
tary, William A. Gedney
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NAVAL CRAFT READY TO BE CALLED.

The transport tug Traffic was ready yesterday ~
h, Navy Yard for any call that might be m"ue io'
her to take part police duty at Quarantine anu
,oi, r T. Kane. who is acting commahd"n' p"'"'s
tho absence of Commodore Erben, was re""S " '''
n, soon as orders should come from secr'''S
for the tug and such steam iauhcneS u w.. n.,,a
,,,,,a rho suggestion to detail the cruiser fhiia-
,,hi m ~, Atlanta for the quarantine service WIN
so.rch lights supplemented by Gatling guns receiver
no serious consideration. That they wouia DC '"'o'
nal safeguards against intractio~ OF the qiar""''"o
rcuuations was admitted, inasmuch as the soai'''
lights would make the vicinity of the cholera meet as
light as day. and bring everyone who shou'u u''e"p'
to encroach within the lines in plain view o Tue gun
ners The proposition utilize the old fryate New"
I,hiro az an observation barracks for the healthy
cabin passengers detained at Quarantine was ho'
thoucht well Of because OF the lack OF necessary ao
uyod,tions and The fact that only two years ago
her decayed condition was so bad that there "aS d
serious epidemic OF typhoid fever upon her.
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SIX HUNDRED LIVES IN PERIL.

rrr srr,.vER MONA ISLE RUNS ON ROCK AT
MrDNIGHT-ALL ON BOARD SAVED.
London. sept. THE British steamer 'oiA i'.e
bound nom Dublin for Douglas isie oi ia' ri a.o
.oo, 90 tho island at midnight last night. There
,sr. 900 messengers on board, and for short uhie
after the vessel struck there was every inocauoh o
a manic but the officers succeeded In assuring '"'
passengers that there was little danger. DiS're',
rockets were sent up and were promptly ahs"o'VD
from the snore. The feboat men ana the '''''|
guards ngged the rocket apparatus ana soon ouo
ceeded in getting a line to the strahueo 49,
The breaches buoy was rigged and every o Tbo crew
passncers was taken ashore In safety. ., lme s,,
are sin on hoard the steamer, and an atleihP' VIII
be made 70 fcat her at the next uuc'
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NO CHOLERA IN ENGLAND.

Two eusp1sIoUs CASES FOUND NOT TO BE DUE
TO THE AsIATIC PEST.
London Sent THE medical inspector has mane
an investigation into the case Of the farmers VINO
who died ON Monday night at Whaley bridge nom ".iA
WAS said TO be Asatic cholera. lie declares ulA'
d.otb was not oaused by cholera. The case OF the
seaman Murphy, who, after being discnargeo - euloA
from the cholera hospital at Havrc. came TO Londoh
where n. showed suspicious symptoms. caused some
.rnr,hepsion here He taken to the London
Iiospltal whore the symptoms were carefully studied
nv the physidans. TIE besIital authorities tooaS
said that Murphy was not suffering from choleraic
disorder.
The LEGAL Government Board has issued an amend
ment 70 the regulations, requiring shipowners uhoeT
q heavy penalty 10 retain board ship all foregh
mn Grants Who a,e unable to inform the port medical
L. nj. .os,ino+ion and address This
em.ndment sanpowers the medical officer visiting ships
tn prohibit the landing of immigrants without Ngafo
to condition are unable to give DEFINITE adae9s
in Great Britain This order practically stops the
importation Of foreign paupers.
srbs steamer Trave Captain Reimkasten. OF the
North German LLOYD steamship Company. from
Hrcmep sailed from southampton for New-forx al
q O'Clock this evening. she has on board 3o7 pas
s.npers in the saloon. but In accordance WIN ne
new rerulatos OF the company her steerage Is empty
premerhayen Sept. THE North German Lioyn
steamer HERMANN Captain Meeler, sailed from Brcmer
haven for New York at o'clock yesterday AFTERNOON
The Hermann has no cabin passengers, but has ooo
immigrants in the storage.
Lisbon Sept THE maritime and commercial com
mnntles protest against what they term the needless
evertv NJ the Government decree, forbidding vessels
tram infected ports 10 embark dsembark passengers
or merchandise al Portuguese ports.
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CHARMING THE CANADIAN PORTS.

Mnntnsl Sept 1.-THE Central Board OF heai'h ap
,ointst NV the Provincial Government TO cope WIFI
cholera has ratified the action OF tho Provncai oa"
IN bidding immigration by land or water ana aiSo
in forbidding any vessel ON infected port 10 tonch
AZ any place in the Province. The ports OF Iiamours
Antwerp and Havre were declared 10 De ihieoeu
norris within the meaning Of the regulations.
Ottawa Sept. THE assertion by DIR. Lachapcho,
f-bi.f ~ the Board OF Health for the province or
f,,ebec OF his independence and supreme authority
&c resented by the officials here, who call a'ehuoh 10
ssctlon oil ot the British North America Act wMch
on,,ars on tbs Federal Government exclusive !urs-
s,,or over onarantine. Or. Lachapee's threat that
a. tho Dominion authorities do not DO IT, the rro'
vrci, authorities Will close the ports OF oueoeo aho
Mo,trsal aQanst all ships from infeted countries
,mmad,a,eIy has alarmed the owners OF steamship
,,p. and vessels at Montreal and Quebec. ana today
t,sv ,.,euaphed TO ottawa asking that the federai
vsto no nut upon what they think Is hasty ana ui'
p.cessar actlon on the part Of the Provincial boafd
q, Health. The demand Of the vesselowhers 'na'
tho reourements Of law should be dictatcd py ue
FEDERAL and not by local authority was ia'd oeiore
the Department of Justice by the Department Oh Ati
an,ture. The matter will receive auen'ioh io''. "e
Minister OF Justice when he returns ir'H '"' "~
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local health officers report the city in better sanitary
condition than for many years.
EXPLODING DYNAMITE IN A CHURCH

FIRST ATTRI BUTEp TO NrHIHsTs. BUT FOUND
TO BE THE ACT OF RELIGIOUS FANATIC.
Warsaw, Sept. IAN explosion occurred In this
otty to-day that at first attributed TO Niihlists
but investigation soon showed that 1t was the work
Of man who Is believed to have been actuated by
religious hatred. While services were being held in
orthodox Greek church. the worshippers were
thrown into q state af the widest excitement by a
tremendous explosion that shook the church. The
people made wild rush for the doors and gained
the streets In safety. After quiet was restored the
police entered the church. On the floor they found
the body OF a terribly manged 1t thought
at first that he attendant at he church who
had been killed while In the act OF worship. but an
examination showed that dynamite bomb had been
exploded, and that the who killed had at
tempted to blow up the church. These facts were
learned from papers found the body, which also
revealed that he Catholic and bitterly opposed
to the doctrines and practices OF the Orthodox Church
For time the widest rumors flew about the city,
and IL was thought that Nihists, who have been
quiet for long time had selected Warsaw place
for resuming toir activity but when the facts became
known the city became quiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-08
FOR THE NORMANNIA'S PASSENGERS'
PLANNING; TO REMOVE THEN FROM THE SHIP to
A MORE HENLTHFUL SPOT.


rbro wore the usnal bustle and anxiety at the ONCE
y, tho Hamburg American Inc yesterday, ana con'
stan, stream, of people ealing TO ask after frehus VI
relatives on the detained sh Mr BotS sh"' W"
have considered n dozen different ways ohas o' seP
aratlng the cabin passengers on the Norhi'li' i
thc crew and stccrage Passengers. AS se' We "N "
docia,., on no plan think that tomorrow morn
Ing however shall be able to tell you WHAT co"iS'
,rin be pursued The scheme OF landing mem Oil
ID Itoo, Is hardly feasible, Women and children
could hardly live in tent, This season Of the year.
and 10 build barracks woal De work OF ume. Aii
tho vessel, wa,ich have been offered to us are 100
.,nal or are not suited for the purpose We are oohB
everything We can
r,an 10 land the Normannia's passengers on sai"S
look except what hal appeared in the papers. Among
,L s,o,mhoots which were offered TO the Hamburg
American Company Yesterday. but which were said 70
no too small TO OF were the otoningoh' oil o
Sonlngton Line HE Elm City OF the No" l'tVeh l1.e'
and IN. CITY OF New York, OF the Norwich Line is
,d lueofb battle ship New liampsaire Is not aV"iaoo'
s hs has only a Jew statcrooms nearly all mr. it'ilor
space heinS open dcchS arIa"eeu i0 ~
sailors hammocks
M Ientius suid last night. however. that the erec
,,op Of barrack, on sandy Hook for the duhran''hed
cabin p.ss,nger, would BE- begun to-day'
Al the Offices OF the nnan and ked star hrce Al was
aid that II impossible TO tell "heh 'n' Cam.
passengers on the City OF New York and the WaeSahu
you,d be released. 1t hoped. however that uiey
woud be- allowed to come up to-day. The North
German Lloyd people were equally In the DARK AS u
when the passengers of the spree ana EIDE "ouu o'
allowed 10 come to the city. They were ho' Sans".n0
Ct their being released today. The lono"'"s saO''
disnatch was received from the Bremen once
sanitary conditions unchanged no Shoi,I" "a % pe re "
ngic N, pc .ols case since saturday W. IL. 49, -,
General Agent OF the ocean steamship CoihPhy WIZ 80
unn run. hrtwccn here and savannah. ltsielus ~ ~.
rciycd The following dispatch om w l. spTlia' ue ne
tr,fic manager of the line ut savannah dor,ony 70
,,h I'm thc report that our steamers hrc T " 800 30
onx ,rtenton from quarantine regulations. IheS "re
Iii nupsflOncd At AlI
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ppoor1yy,s WATER SUPPLY CLEAN.

An ANALYSIS of tho Rdgewood water as taken rom
"A faucet I'm the Municipal Department Building ol
Grooklyn has been made by Dr.. W. H. Kent chemist
Of the Health Department and he finds II III goou
condition and that In respect Is there any cause
for apprehension regarding H. The ponce nave rc-
ported 800 places needing the attention Oh inc n'a''
authorities Mayor Boody consulted with the heads
NJ dcnarmcnts Yesterday and asserted that the cltys
general condition was excellent The street Cleaning
bureau asserts that the streets relatively cleaner
than those In Ncw-York. A ward Of IT. Peters Hos
pta Inns been Offered for cholera patients, and the
services on hoard the barges engaged rs temporary
hospitals II they are needed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-08
HALIFAX OFFICIALS WAKING UP.

Halifax n S.. Sept 7.-whie all the Auahuc
pors Of entry have taken stringent precautions against
the introduction Of cholera, the Board OF Heai'h "
Halifax has only Just awakened to the necessity y,
discussing the subject. The matter was cons'ue,eu
last night. and the Board resolved that no shps
from any foreign port, including Great Britain hhc
ireland shall land any passengers or freight az nan
fax until after receiving permission from 'oe por
physician. Pilots are Instructed anchor any smps
reporting sickness on board at quarantine. but many
steamers come into port without the assistance OF
pilot. TIE Board aInp asked the Federal AetnoNues
10 proviM steam Sug to enable the pprt omcT r
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PROGRESS OF THE PLAGUE.
ANOTHER BAD DAY FOR HAMBURG.
oFruAL RETURNS SHOW AN INCREASE IN NEW
CASES AND DEATHs--1lr1IE CHANGE IN THE
SITUATION IN OTHER PARTS
OF EUROPE.

uarburc. Sept 7--Seven hundred and two new
oosos :, cholera occurred in this city yesterday.
The deaths numbered 333. Compared with the
,a.t official figures these returns show An increase
AZ tventy-eight new cases and siXty-nine deaths.
Th. endemic has increased in violence in the
.,hu,h of Barmbeck and vicinity. Barnbeck, in
oaa,tion 70 a number of distilleries employing
uauv hands, contains various public institutions,
including an asylum for the Insane hospital
far the poor and a worl<holse. In the Ohlsdcrf
Cemetery several tents have been erected for the
reception Of cholera patients
Berlin. Sept. 7.-The cholera returns Of the I'm
nerial Board of Health agree to-day with the re-
nort Of the Hamburg authorities, placing the num-
her of new cases in that city yesterday at 7e2
and the deaths at 333. The board also reports
.;ohteen new cases and nine deaths in Atona
yesterday
The Admiralty has issued an order directing thao
ar Uerman warships coming from cholcra-infecteo
ports or with suspicious cases on board shall ne
treated the same merchantmen
Rotterdam Sept THE first case OF Asasuc
cholera officially announced in this city is that OF
n sailmaker belonging in Werkendam, in the prov
ince of North Brabant.
Havre, Sept. There were reported In thls Guy
Yesterday twenty-seven new cases Of cholera ana
seven deaths from the malady. Since Monday
VI
crease Yesterdays cases being the same IN
number as those reported on Monday. iesoer-
davis death list, however, is two less than that
Of Monday.
Paris Sept THE prefect Of police has pegun
"a issue daily bulletins giving the number OF new
cases of cholera in Paris and the suburbs ana
the number of deaths. The first bulletin was If
sued this morning and gives the figures for Mon
day and Tuesday. According to these hgures'
eirhtv-nine new cases of cholera and fortysevcn
deaths occurred on Monday in Paris and l's
suburbs. Yesterday forty-onc new cases ana
twenty six deaths were reported in the CITY, ana
nine new cases and sixteen deaths in the suburbs
st. Petersburg, Sept The cholera returns l0r
September 4 for the whole Empire place the mum
ber of new cases at 4,779 and the deaths at
o.O73. showing an increase Of 403 new cases rs
compared with the returns Of Saturday. line
deaths. 2,o13, were exactly The same number
that occurred Saturday. In the City OF ot
Petersburg yesterday 1873 new cases and thirty
four deaths were reported. This is an increase
of thiYty-fve new cases and decrease OF hVe
deaths as compared with Mondays figures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-08
THE IRISH NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Dublin, Sept IA manifesto addressed to the
Irsh people signed by MessS Redmond, Leamy and
Tfmethy Harrington, has just been issued 1t says
In part: "The reconstruction Of the Irish National
League is indeed urgent. never is there moro
danger to the National than when professedly
friendly British Government rules Dublin Castle The
McCarthyitcs have begun on their downward career
under the regime by consenting ia an indefinite
postponement of the settlement Of the question r-
gaIiing evicted tenants In ireland. While we do not
seek to embarrass the Government In honest at
tempt 10 fulfil their promise, refuse TO throw
down our arms until victory has been achieved"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-08
ACTION TAKEN By TIE SPANISH CONSUL.

Arturo Baldasano, the Spanish Consul "cneral NJ
this port Yesterday announced that hereafter he
would NOT give clean bills of health vessels sailing
from this port. The notice was posted on the
Maritime Exchange and caused little furry although
some such actloa hal been expected In view OF the
recent stand taken b. the Spanish authorities IN
Madrid regarding the situation mere. The Consul
General said that although there was no cholera In
the city itself. there cholera In the bay, ana
he did not feel justified In giving II clean Dill OIL
b.,lth lie regarded the port Of New York rs an
Infected port. This will occnson delay TO vessels
sailing from here to spanish ports, as II VIII render
them liable 10 quarantine at their port OF destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-08
FRENCH TROOPS IN DAHOMEY.

Paris. Sept. IA dispatch from Kolonou saws that
Colonel Dodds commanding the French expedition
against the Dahemeyans has. with the main part of his
forces, gone up the Queme River as far as Kode The
dispatch adds that Colonel Dodds Is daily receiving
oYers OF submission FROM the tribes. The French forces
consist Of $500 troops and 1000 poten.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-08
RuSSIl IND REIGiRIi.

Constantnope, Sept 7.-Russia has officially informea
the Porte that the documents published In the
asyoboda," Of Sofia, purporting to connect Russian
officials with the conspiracy 10 assassinate Prince
Ferdinand and Prime Minister stamboulof are for
ceiies The Bulgarian authorities maintain that the
papers are genuine. They claim that they obtainee
possession of them through Drsgoman Jacobsohn. OK
.,a pnss,.n Embassy at Bucharest who fed nom that
sity TO soda few days after the murder OF Minister
Deltche1.
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EFFORTS TO HAVE THE STREETS CLEAN.

Commissioner Brennan continued MS supervisory
work yesterday and Inspected the 'ehehe"'
districts east OF the Bowcry far west as Thompson
st ard sunIvap-st Regarding the objections to
flushing the streets the argument being that IL lor0ru
fuse into the sewers, cogging them ara producns
bad sanitary results. Commissioner brennan sau :
81 am apprehensive of no danger fIom this source
Because before the streets washed they are thor
oughly cleaned and the collections are cared away
bafore the washing begins. The germ breeding srra'a
Of mud Oh dirt then al that LEFT % 10 fe0ceS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-08
EX-SENATOR BLAIR FOR CONGRESS.

Manchester, n. H., Sept 7.-Ex-Unlted states
Senator Henry W. Blair was nominated for Congress
by the Ist District Republicans to-day, receiving 17A
votes against 6s for Governor Tutle, and few for
9TH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-08
ro DISPENSE MEDICINES FREE.

The Committee on Applications OF the Northern
Disnensarv Wayerly Place and Chrstopherst., has
directed its npohecary to dispense the prescriptions
OF the Health Department sent TO that Institution free
Of charge bcween 8 a m. and p m daily shouiu
cholcm prevail In this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-08

msy be given immediate 20 se.Ion OF this island for the
purpose indicated. W. +. JENKINS.
Austin Cerbin has offered, it is said to put
up fifty tents il the island is secured.
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rpv,vc To KEEP CRoroN WATER PURE.

Chief Engineer Fteey reported to The Aqueuuc'
Commissioners yesterday that he was using every
exertlon for abating nnsances In the part OF 'ne
Croton watershed under their jurisdiction ana
preventing the dcfrmcnt OF the ci'y VAR SUPPL, =,
Mr. Ftelev viii soon have an cAtchdcd rcPorl W
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Y, SEPTEMBER 8, ls92-TWELvE PAGES.

into the sewers. Besides, solid matter caIhot Yass
into the basins for they all protected py ,S
at their entrances. and cannot believe thSt tne
mains will be clogged and diseases promoted ny Suon
means"
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THIS cOTNTY HAS NO JURISDICTION.

District Attorney De Lancey Nicoll spent some ''
Yesterday looking up the law to see II Viom"on' u
quarantine regulations at Lower Quarantine couia U.
prosecuted In New York County. The lufsd'uon y,
this county extends to the waters between the Lons
II,a and Staten Island shores, but the Normanhia'
Rura and Moravia are lying south OF these waters
The New York County courts therefore have no 'urs
dctiOn -,.,,.,ors
Mr. Nicoll said that the laws concerning vios''o''
OF quarantine regulations were un"'u""' 80,
~, tbe law must be tried at once ana sentence nus'
he PASSED before any other criminal busihcsS was ~
Mr. Nicoll said that neither Dr. Jenknsn nor any th
one else had complained to him OF Voi&uohs VI '"'
law.
FOR 4 FUND TO PROVIDE A NEW QUARANTINE
Tho following letter has been received by Inc
Tribune: , 49, T.,
Hundreds OF Americans are now oooped up VI
seath mems With no certainty OF release nom tnear
AAA ~
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