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The morning call., 1892-08-29
ENGLAND SUFFERS.
The GraFest Danger Lies In the Coming
of Ships From Germany.

OF sillps rom Oermany.
LONDON, Aug. 28.-The steamer Corona
arrived at .Middleborough to-day from
Hamburg. ami as there was no. sickness
aboard the crew was allowed to disem bark,
but subsequently one seaman was seized
with cholera: and the Corona was then
placed in quarantine. The stricken sailor
died tonight
AS no further cases OF cholera have ap-
peared among the passengers of the steam
ship Gemma. at Gravesend from Hamburg,
the immigrants were allowed to disembark.
However, as further precauiion, they will
be obliged to remain three days more under
canvas on the grounds of GraYesend hos
pital.
The steamer Talavera arrived at Grimsby
from Hamburg to-day. having on board two
sailors suffering from cholera symptoms.
They were removed to the floating hospital,
and the Talayers towed to the quarantine
station. The sickness aboard the Hamburg
bark Helena, which arrived off Dover last
night, proves to be a number of diarrheal
cases, but the patients are recovering. The
vessel has been disinfected, but is not al
lowed to communicate with Dover.
The morning call., 1892-08-29
SERIOUS RUNAWAY.
Several Injured and Pop rty Destroyed by q
Frightened Team at Souoma

OcfSAeA anu 1A0p Ivy Oy
Frightened Team at souoma.
SoSoNA, Aug. 2s.-This afternoon there
was a frightful runaway on First street
east, in which some little gills had a narrow
escape from being killed. The team belonged
to Henry Castagnasso. and was standing
near Sehoken's corner, when they took
fright and sprang forward. Castagnasso,
who was standing lear their heads, at
tempted TO stop them, but after being dragged
100 feet was knocked down and his nose
badly broken.
Tho team then ran into a horse and 60
cart standing near tho city bakery, smash
Ing the cart into kindling wood. They
then struck 1agpOle in front of the Carl
baldi House, which was broken in two.
Some children were thrown to the ground
by the force of the conclusion and mracu-
lously escaped with some slight bruises.
Both animals were thrown and the pole
pierced one OF the horses in the breast.
ReRaining their feet. they rushed madly
across the street. c0liding with a large
gum tree, which was torn up by the roots.
At this point they were secured, aud while
being taken 10 their stable the injured
horse fell dead
The morning call., 1892-08-29
CRUEL INCENDIARIES.

Stable Containing Thirty-Four Head Of
stecf Barnei at Prescott, Ariz
PRESCOTT. A. T.. Aug. 2S.-A fire last
night completely destroyed Tiger stable. be-
longing TO Kohn Duke, together with 16
horses, two mules and a pack-train,
consisting of 16 burros, as we'll as a lgrge
quantity Of hay. harness, wagon. and other
property.
When the fire was first discovered the
barn was burning in three different places,
indicating if TO be of ince endiary origin. TIE
loss is between $1,000 and $4,000; insurance
On the barn about $1,000. There was no in
surance on the stock or other property
burned
The morning call., 1892-08-29
FrolIcsoms Hood1

During an argument as to who shouIi
pay for the drinks In an Eighth and MInna
street saloon last evening Jack Herman was
badly damaged by cold chiseT in the hands.
OF one of his friends and mad to be brought
to the Receiving Hospital fOr:repaiFs. He
who is believed to be the notorious: "Jack".
Sullivan. +.:-' = =, !:
The morning call., 1892-08-29
STOLEN FRUIT.
Two Boys Caught With the Proceeds G

Two Boys Caught With the Proceeds OF
Burglary.
Robert Bernard and George Wands,
young boys, were arrested early yesterday
morning by Policeman McGee and booked
at the New City Hall station for burglary
In the second degree. The lads smashed in
the show window of G.. PapadenOn's fruit
store at 81 Taylor street with a piece OF
rock and stole a quantity of watermelons
ard other fruit When arrested by the
officer they were found sitting on a neigh
boring doorstep gorging themselves with
stolen fruit. only small quantity OF which
was recovered, to Signor Papadenon's great
mental distress.
The morning call., 1892-08-29
WATCHING THE GATES.
Precautions Against Contsgion Taken Al
the Port of New York.

Precautions Against Contagion Taken at
the Port ofNew. York.
" NEW YoRK, Aug. 28.-The steamships
Seryia, from LIVERPOOL; Lydian Monarch,
from London. and Sorrento from Hamburg,
arrived. at this port to-day and were SUBJ
iected to rigid inspection. No cholera nor
suspicious cases were found. and. after be-
ing thoroughly fumiKated. the vessels were
permitted to dock. -:
= Anton Poizel. an Austrian who arr ived
here frcni Hamburg, Germany. two weeks
ago., was: taken TO-. Bellevue Hospital this
afternoon suffering from an aiIment,
some Of the symptoms OF which resemble
those of Asiatic cholera Tie fact that he
came from the cholera-infected city caused
some alarm: The hospital physicians are un-
able to determine whether he had genuine
cholera or not. They thought he was suffering
from a severe attack of cholera mOrbus
But~to be on the safe side they Isolated
PostZsl in a tent on the river front which
was used for iyphus patients. be will be
kept there until the nature OF his aff Ictlon
is accurately known.
The morning call., 1892-08-29
IT Is.BECoMING ALARMING.

A Suspicious Case Discovered by The
Detroit Authorities.
:: DETROIT, Aug. 28.-Somewhat Of SEN
.satiOn was created this evening by report
that cholera had been discovered among
some immig ants who arrived here to-day,
and IL was found upon investigation that
:. Carl Lentz, an Immigrant accompan led by his
wife and family, has exhibited symptoms
which has made the examining physicians
for. time suspicious of cholera. After
careful examination. however, Health Off
dread disease. But, as a matter Of precau-
The morning call., 1892-08-29
Judpe McM. sha,,.rs. Ca.dt,;.

The condition of Judge James Mem
ShaIter, who has been seriously ill for the
past few days. was greatly improved yester-
day. and last night, while not entirely out
of danger, his physicians gave the relatives
and friends of the Judge every reason to
hope for his speedy recovery. At present
no one is allowed to see Judge Shafter. He
is said to be most tractable invalid. and to
the excellent nursing and care ne has re-
ceived his recovery is said TO be mainly due.
The morning call., 1892-08-29
Panic in a Church

FoREsTvILLE, Mich, Aug. 2S.-A Roman
Catholic church three miles from here was
burned to-day and the following persons
injured: TIlie Custin, fatally; William
Grant, severely, aud Mrs. Armstrong,
severely. The IRE Sas discovered while
services were being conducted and a panic
ensued, women and children being trampled
upon and many badly bruised.
The morning call., 1892-08-29
EXPERT OPINIONS.
Ring Scientists All BeIieve That Sullivan
VIII Win.

VIII Win.
NEW YORK. Aug 28.-Professor John
Donaldson. who fought Sullivan. In 1880
said tonight: an the coming fight Sullivan
Will win. l know COrbett as well as any
man in this country, for l have boxed
with him enough He is clever and
a hard puncher and the most shifty man
on his feet big or little. In the ring to-day.
He would have defeated Jackson In their
battle if it had gone on, and he can whip
any these other fellows. but he can't whip
Sullivan. The trouble is that Sullivan in
his body is giant: and he hits such blow
that 1t don't matter where it lands it hurts
think that CoTbett will be awfully pun
tshed about the body"
Peter Donahue, the sporting editor of the
Recorder, says: 81 expect quick decision
in the Corbett-SulliVan fight, and look for
sullivan to take tie cake in seven rounds.
believe that il COrbett and his managers
unbOsOmed themselves thew would say they
have small hopes Of the Californian staying
more than 10 rounds"
The morning call., 1892-08-29
BRUGGY RETRIEVED.

Governor Markham Has Postponed HIS Exc
eution for Thirty Mere Days
SANTA Rosa, Aug. 2S.-The following
dispatch was received here 10 night by
Lawrence Kip. the attorney for murderer
Bruggy, now under sentence OF death:
SACRAMENTo. Aug. 2S, 1892.
LGWrenco kip: Have decided 70 extend lime
about 80 days more. WIN send paUers to-mor.
row. n. II. MARKHAM,
The morning call., 1892-08-29
A Runaway Accident.

Thomas McShain was severely injured In
a runaway accident about $3.50 last night,
and now lies in the City Receiving Hospital
in precarious condition.
The accident occurred in Golden Gate
Park. McShain was driving with young
lady friend and upset the buggy in
attempting 70 turn around. He was
Knocked unconscious, but his companion
was not hurt. at the Receiving Hospital
McShain's injuries were pronounced
The morning call., 1892-08-29
FIRED mo A CHURCH.
The Tennessee Miners Have by No Means
Been Subdued.

me Aenhebsee hfneIs II ave DN NO VI can 3
Been Subdued.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. Ang. 2S-The Ameri-
can special from Coal Greek gives an ac-
count of one Of The miners sharpshooters ap-
pearinG in the vicinity Of the church to-
day and firing into the edllce while
service was in progress. Captain Roach of
the First Regiment was sent In pursuit,
but the miner escaped. The appearance of
this scout of the miners immediately
after the return OF r part Of the militia
may have great deal of significance, for
there are well-fOunded reports that large
numbers of miners are hidden away In the
mountain Businesses.
Re-enforcements are now on the way
here, and will arrive tomorrow. 1t has
been decided to transfer several companies
to Clinton, the county seat. where all the
trials will take place during the first week
in Septemb Der.
There is still r scouting squad at Oliver
Springs capturing prisoners.
The morning call., 1892-08-29
En- nrlnnd Will Tnka PIT

New York, Aug. 2S.-The Rerald's Lon
don correspondent learns that Admiral
Hoplins, commander-in-chiet of the British
North America Station. has been instructed
as his flagship. to Hampton Roads next
April and participate in the subsequent
naval review at New York. This is in re-
sponse 10 an invitation received from Wash
ngton,
The morning call., 1892-08-29
FOUND DROWNED.
Remains Of an Unknown Man Picked Up in
Horseshoe Bay.

SAN RAFAEL, Aug. 28.-Coroner Edes
of San Rafael received word yesterday that
the body OF a man had been found near
Horseshoe Bay by Mr.. Morgan, a Govern
me mt official residing in that neighborhood.
The remains were found floating near the
shore, and, as they were badly bruised, 1t ia
supposed the man met his death by falling
of the rocks.
The deceased was about five feet seven
Inches high. had fair complexion, blue
eyes and brown hair, and looked like "A Ger
man. lie was dressed in black cashmere
suit. sack coat, white shirt and collar and
Canton flannel underwear. The initials w.
Il. T.. we're worked on the shirt The body
appeared to have been in the water about
"a hours
The morning call., 1892-08-29
STRICKEN: WITH DEATH.
a Woman in Paris sudde emily Taken witt
the SeOurge.

A Woman in Paris Suddenly Taken with
the Seourge.
LONDON, Aug. 28.-The News Paris cor
respondent says: A lady called at the
Marie Of Montmaftre to-day to register the
death of her child from cholera. The per-
sons in the office drew away in terror, when
suddenly ths lady fell to the floor wTithing
with pain. Size was al once removed TO the
cholera barracks, where her husband had
been taken on the previous day. Tie hus-
band died.
Three deaths from cholera are reported
al Lemans.. The English liners arc loading
al Hayre as usual.
Italy is rigor0usy excluding all comm0di-
ties likely TO be vehicles of cholera and ex-
eIcisin0 the most scrupulous vigilance over
-passsnEers =.
The morning call., 1892-08-29
A FORK I'm THE SHOULDER.
The End OF Quarrel Between Husband
and Wife.

AHs NHu OF NuArfeI BetWetn HusDanI
and Wife.
sad-faced man walked into the City
Receiving hospital last evening to be treated
for punctured wound of the right shoulder.
He gave the name of Adam SwartZ and said
that he lives al 10 Geneva ST.
He has not lived happily with his wi fe
for some time past. and last night a dispute
ensued over a trivial matter when his wife
grasped a table-fork and plunged IL into his
body, inficting painful but not dangerous
hesh-wound in the shoulder. After the
wound was dressed Swariz left the hospital,
saying be would seek more congenial
quarters and apply for a divorce from his
quaTrelsome wife In the near future.
The morning call., 1892-08-29
A Woman Becomes Insane.

There was a startling scene at the Mills
revival meeting held at the Mechanics
Pavilion last night, when Mrs. Mary
Carabaine. the wife of John Carabaine,
of 1904 Market street, who was among the
congregation, became suddenly demented
The woman became 40 violent anu caused
such a scene IL took the combined efforts
Of several men and Policeman McArdle to
overcome her and take her TO the Receiving
Hospital.
The morning call., 1892-08-29
AN OPEN SWITCH.
Serious Railroad Disaster on the Northern
Pacific Near snohomish

Pacihe Near Snobomish.
SEATTLE. Aug. 28.-The Lake Shore pas
senger train on the Northern Pacific ran
into an open switch at Dubuque, four miles
north OF Snohomish. this evening.
The engine was ditched and badly broken.
Engineer ii. w. Smith had his collar-bone
and wrist broken, and was severely scalded
Fireman Nathan jumped and received a
number Of bruises.
The baggage-car was overturned and
smashed. but the baggageman jumped. M
passengers were hurt.
The switch had been tampered with. as
the target was twisted so as to indicate that
IL was closed.
The morning call., 1892-08-29
Al HnnA Ahanhnnad

LONDON, Aug. 2S.-A dispatch received
tonight says that only Al miners were
rescued from Park Slip Pit and that two of
these have since died. Exploring parties
are still searching the mine, though all hope
Of finding further survivors has been aban-
dOned. The number Of dead is therefore
placed st l07.
The morning call., 1892-08-29
KILLED BY A WILDCAT.
An Indian Woman's Sad Fate While Sewing
in the Shade nf q Trna

SAN DIEGO, Aug 2S.-A few days ago an
Indian woman of Palomar. In this county,
went few rods from her house to 40
some sewing in the shade of O
tree. Intent upon her work. she did not
observe anything unusual until wild cat
sprang from the branches upon her back,
hercely biting aud tearing her flesh from
her body and neck.
a dog came to her rescue. and the Wild
cat left the woman to chase the canine 10
to the stable. There the cat attacked a
horse, creating such havoc as to arouse the
woman's husband, who came and shot It.
The woman died shortly afterward from
the effect of her wounds
The morning call., 1892-08-29
ONE MORE TICKET.
The Socialist Labor Party Enters the National
FoIirical Finld

New YORK. Aug. 2S.-The Socialist Labor
party held national convention at the New
York Labor Lyceum to-day. David Taylor
Of Boston presided.
1t was unanimously resolved to nominate
a Presidential ticket, and the following
candidates were put up: For President.
Simon Wing of Boston; for Vice-Presi- i
dent, Charles Ii. Matchett of Brooklyn.
Wing is tailor and Mstchett carpenter.
The morning call., 1892-08-29
Settling the Pamir Question.

ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 2S.-It is stated in
weli-informed quarters here that NJ. De
Staal. the Russian Ambassador 10 England
has entered upon an exchange of views on
the Pamir question with Lord Roseberry
the Britishs Foreign Secretary. and that a
satisfactory settlement is likely to result.
The morning call., 1892-08-29
WHITTIER CANNERY.
The Institution New in Full Blast Give
Employment to 200 People

WHITTIER, Aug. 2s.-WhIttier eannery
Is in lull blast and has canned and
shipped 100000 cans of apricots. 1t Is
now working on peaches, pears. apples
and prunes. and the output is 10000 cans
daily and drying 10000 pounds daily. This
week tAe canning of tomatoes will be begun,
and $50 tons of tomatoes have been engaged.
Two hundred people are steadily engaged
and no Chinese are TO be found on the
premises
The morning call., 1892-08-29
General Bonita Fxeeptsd

CITY OF MEXIcO, Aug 2S.-A special re-
celved in this city tonight from Honduras
says the the rebel General Bonita was shot
to-day. General Bonita was one Of the
most prominent OF the adherents of ex-
President Bogran.
The morning call., 1892-08-29
The Fro ic Ia Safe

SANTA CRUZ, Aug. 2S.-The yacht FroIie
has just arrived In our harbor tonight.
after having been becalmed for so hours
between here aud San Francisco. The
party is all safe.
The morning call., 1892-08-29

caution, LentZ was sent back across the
river to Windsor and placed in the deten-
tion hospital, where the case may be more
thoroughly diagnosed.
The morning call., 1892-08-29

quickly saddled horse and rode rapidly
into town for doctor and officers. but when
they arrived at the farm they found the
man dead. His brother is now under sr-
rest
The morning call., 1892-08-29
eeyerrmsnt BINDINGS Burnsa

ST. PETERSBURG, aug. 2S.-Nearly 1000
houses. including the Government buildings,
were burned in BorriSsov to-day.
The morning call., 1892-08-29
KILLED HIS BROTHER.
An Alleged Accident at sonoma Lands q
Rancher Named Carrieer in Jail.

hancner Named Carrlger IN jan.
SoNoMA, Aug. 28.-Last night Boggs Car
riger shot and killed his brother William In
their bedroom on the Carriger farm, three
miles west of town. Tho story told by the
accused is that while handing the pistol to
his brother ii accidentally went off. After
being shot the dying man took few steps
forward when he fell to the floor dead.
Robert Fowler, who was downstairs at
The time, heard the shot, and rushing up
saw that William had been wounded, He
The morning call., 1892-08-29

The departure made by the Country Club
in making an outing of their annual shoot
is crystallization of social life, and the first
time anything OF the kind has been done in
California. The State has been notably
backward In all sorts of manly country
sports, and the club feels that it has inau-
gurated change which cannot but be pro-
duetiye of good.
The morning call., 1892-08-29

The Park band gave another concert in
the evening, but the special attraction was
the fireworks, which was displayed at the
lake under the superintendent and drec-
ton OF Z. L. Wooster, who Is not only an
active member of the club, but pyrotech-
mist OF skill and experience. The following
was the order OF the set pieces First. "Wel-
come TO the Country Club outing; second,
battery Of stars and shells; third, sports
man holding gun 10 his shoulder,
gun shooting out stars and pigeon
falling; underneath, "Our President" a
tribute to Mr.. Webster; fourth, fancy wheel
piece; fifth, angler, with boy at end of line,
underneath the words "Our Secretary"
tribute to Joseph Quay sixth, crest of the
Country Club and motto, Under the Green
wood Tree; seventh, battery of stars and
shells; eighth, goodnight, with four wheel
pieces.
number OF the guests did not stop for
the evening closing celebration but left on
the trains at 80 and p. NJ. Nearly all the
rest Will 20 on the early special tomorrow
morning.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1892-08-12

VIM. Hinchcliffe came up from
Caldwell Monday morning to get IL
cense to wed Miss Florence POsey.
and like staid old married man,
dropped a dollar into the VOICES till
for the paper. The VOICE takes a
thousand times more pleasure in be-
slowing its blessing on them under
these circumstances than if they had
brought us a buShel Of cake. They
are a worthy couple and we trust
their lives may be pleasantly cast.
The wedding took place on Tuesday,
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1892-08-12

A Kelley institute for the cure of
the liquor, opium and tobacco habits
has been opened at 2l5 South Main
street, Wichita. The institute is in
charge of DR.. W. A. Noble, formerly
of Caldwell, and is the only place in
Southern Kansas where the genuine
treatment by DR.. Keeley's celebrated
double chloride Of gold process can be
obtained. This institute is a branch
of Dwight, ILL.,, and all remedies are
sent direct from DR.. Keeley's labora-
tory. Beware Of all limitations,
which are fraudulent.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1892-08-12

S. H. Ne,0 Era: Steve Riggs acct
dentally shot himself at Hunnewell
Wednesday evening while putting a
45-calibre pistol in his hip pocket.
The ball took effect in the hip and
running downward, probably striking
a bone, came out at the lower part Of
the thigh. 1t is claimed that there
had been some difficulty between
young Riggs and some Hunnewell
man, and after a peaceable adjust
ment of matters Steve attempted to
put up his gun without lowering the
hammer, when it went off. The
wound is a severe one at this time OF
year.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1892-08-12
| year.

Daily Nail, Saturday: Last Mon
day, two weeks ago, Luke Herring,
after a months preparation, submit
ted to another operation at the Pres,
byterian hospital at Chicago. Al
though the operation was very seriou,
and comparatively new in surgery, it
proved to be perfect success and Mr.
Herring, who is possessed of a wOg'
derfully strong constitution, has raj
lied well from the effects of it and al
ready is out of bed and able to b.
wheeled around in a invalid chair
In several weeks he will have recov'
cred strength sufficient to return
home, If no relapse occurs.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1892-08-12

A subscription Of 5000 was raised in
a few hours Tuesday for the purpose
of having the GOOdland rainmakers
'try their hand" in this locality. The
company was telegraphed for, when
they raised the bid to 81, 900 and want.
ed five days in which to bring down
the aqua, but the parties interested
concluded that if they had to wait
for Hicks forecast to he fulfilled,
they would keep their money and run
their chances on the weather proph,
cts predlction.-Mulvane Graphic.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1892-08-12

Martin Armstrong, for several years
past prominent citizen Of Milan.
has moved to VelascO, Texas. Our
readers will remember the letters
written to the VOICE from Velasco by
Mr.. Armstrong some time ago. We
were afraid he was getting badly
stuck" on Velasco at the time.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1892-08-12

The Arkansas City ball team came
up last Friday and matched two
games with our boys, They played
Friday afternoon and the Arkansas
City boys were so badly whipped that
they left for home Friday night and
would not play the second time.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1892-08-12

The action of the Mulvane people
in negotiating with rain makers was
not very hattering compliment on
the ability Of the Republican party in
that line. Perhaps our Mulvane
friends had not heard of theg. 0. p.
being in that business. Those wish
ing to negotiate for rain will please
take notice that they should apply to
j. t. Sanders, chairman of the Repub-
iican Central Committee Of Sumner
county.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1892-08-12

A brick business room is almost
completed on the site adjoining the
Curtis hardware store on the north
and will soon be occupied by Wyatt
BreS'. grocery. Fred Bohanna, editor
of the Daily Mai, is the builder.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1892-08-12

Rev. BOtkin continued his sermon
on temperance at the NJ. E. church
last Sunday evening to good audi
ence. He will preach again on this
subject next Sunday evening.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1892-08-12

1t is said by parties who have had a
sQuint at the relief committees
books that there is a remarkable SINH
larity between the names of those ap,
pearing thereon to some of those in
the list of tourists to the mountains
this week.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1892-08-12

We sell a Steel Range with
twenty gallon tank, oven nine
teen by twenty-five inches,
six vessel holes and mallea.
bic top for s45.oo.--Curtis
Hardware Company.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1892-08-12

A good glee club will entertain
those who attend the Peoples party
meetings at Argyle, London township,
this year. The club has secured books
and is practicing regularly.