Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-09-24
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LOUISVILLE, Sept. 1S.-A special tc the Courier-Journal from Roverton, Ky says that reports received late this even ing from Garner, farming community twenty miles back, state that fiux is rag ing there to such an extent that tHe en> tire community is alarmed. Twelve deaths have occurred during the past two days, and others are hourly expect ed. Physicians seem una;le to cope with the disease, as the patients get nc relief from the treatment given them The vsctims are seized with terrible pains in the bowels and subsequent pur- RiDg and vomiting, which continue until death, which usually oscurs ID from three to five days. In some cases the screams of the patients can be heard half mile.
 LONDON, Sept. Island and Water tod.y declares that the financial crisis which first found serious expression ID the Barring collapse, is becoming mOr- acute, The situation, it adds. is ren- dered worse by artificial efforts made durirg the past two years to postpone the inevi able result Within the past twenty
  have definitely closed. Several London journals are on the verge of disaster. Five of the largest and most import ant estates in England will shortly be sold Several commercial S firms Ot hitherto good reputat' on are now distrusted, and a number of wellknown men, prominent as society entertainers, are vanishing The WI ter instances ihe collapse of the Lyric Club, one of the ''smartest" Tn London, with an aristocratic and wealthy membership.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 18.-A splendid ova- ton was given John l. Sullivan in Mad ison Square Garden tonight. Nine thou sand men and about 300 women lent them selves to the occasion, and showered wild applause when ex-champion appear ed in the ring to wind up his benefit which bout with Jim Corbett, hs victorious opponent. The applause, as Sullivans burly frame appeared. was some hing awful. Sullivan tur ed from right to left and b wed his head. The cheering grew wid .r,a nd Sullivan folded his arms across his breast and turned moisture that dim med them.
 
 ar haeteniug to the center of the ring took Sullivan's bare hands in his gloved ones. Quiet was restored and the the ex champion spoke briefly, heartily than king the people for such a reception after defeat. He said he had nothing but praise for Corhett and if he continu- ed in the right pa h he cOu'd hold the championship as many years as he (Snlli- van) did He had no excuse to make for his defeat, saying that when a defeated men makes excuses hs makes the great mistake of his life. Corbstt aso spoke a few words, saying he would try and hold he championship as long as Sulli- van dId. Time was then called.
 If the crowd expected any heavy hitt- ing it was disappointed. as the exhib ton consisted of three very tame rounds. All sorts of advice was shouted at Sullivan, such as. Give him the right, John" Now get in a good on9 for revenger But the ex-champIOn smiled sadly and contiuued to exchange light blows
 Wh-n tee man left the ring Sullivan was surrounded by a perfect mob. and the big basket of flowers he carried mar orwly escaped destruction. Sullivan may well be satisfied with his reception, as it not only showed him that he still had friends, but Eetted him handsome profit. Corbett tonight was given reception at the Tenderloin Club. and Mike Dwyer turned over tO him the S20,000 stake he won at New Orleans.
 NEW YORK, Sept. lS.-The life of Gov. Flower has been threatened by an Infer nal machlne sent to him at the Winter Hotel d couple of days ago. Police oflic- Ia.s ara very reticent over the affair to- 1ay. A large number of detectives are working on Ihe case. The box was sent | to Fiorer by mail, but he beng absent 1t was not touched for couple of days. | When the wrapper was taken off of the | oox it was such a. queer contfivance | that it was deemed best to turn 1t over | ro the police The inspector after soak | Ing the box i5 water for two hours, l raised the lid and discovered within a 1 .iga- box filled with giant powder and ! ma ches so arranged that if the box was jpaned under ordinary circumstances 1t | would have exploded. The deadly ma chine contained enough giant powder | .o have blown the Governor into eter- lity.
 It is said letter was received by [ Flower before ihe package was left at | he hotel. warning him to be careful if le received box and implying that an attempt would be made on his life. ! his aroused suspicion when the box vas received.
 There was great activity at the detec- i've bureau this morning. The inspec- or would not admit anything in con. ,ection with the internal machine. He claimed that box contained nothing but eed oysters and hence there was no mystery connected with it.
 Chief Inspector Stears, at late hour his afternoon sent for the reporters at ,olice headouarters and told them that he box was a veritable, unmistakable machine, ingeniously contrived to kill he Governor or whoever might OVen it. t WAS not mailed in the postffice, but eft on lamp post letter box.
 ALBANY. N. ', Sept. Safeguarding he internal machine, Gov. Flower said ha5 lsst Wednesday he received a let. er telling him that he was to get a ackage and not open it until it had cen thoroughly soaked in water. The iovernor turned the letter over to the olice. This is all he knows about 1t. |: