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cholera was announced without qualifca-
tion or reserve. At an hour before most
people are astir Officer Hoyt was busy at
his telephone sending assurances in various
directions that il WAS bis positive belier
| that the woman had not died of cholera.
| He at once gave the cause Of her death as
exhaustion, and this statement was later
| confirmed by DR.. Garrett an expert IN
| contagious and infectious diseases himself
| The latter was again at the morgue THIS
| morning to make q more thorough ana
extended examination. After the exami-
nation DIR. Garrett said:
81 have carefully examined Albertina
Larsen's body. l can now say positively
that the woman did not die of cholera. L
| am certain that cholera could not nave
been the cause of her death. There is abb
| solutely no reason to suppose that 1t was.
and no grounds to suspect IT, She died of
| exhaustion, consequent upon her long
| Journey together with weakness, the re-
| suit of bad food. All the food she had
| had in several days was brought from
| Sweden, and it was of the roughest ana
| coarsest kind. These two things caused
death, and l have no hesitancy in saying
/ So IL was not cholera"
| There were forty-hve immigrants, in
| Guiding the dead girl, on the train. mostly
| Swedish. The majority were bound Tor
points in the northwest, only ten having
| their final destination in Chicago. Alter
! detention LOT SOluo tiiuc III tuo if'i'
| room at the union depot, the Immigrants
who were to proceed on their journey by
| the morning trains We're allowed to 60
The remainder are TO proceed tonight.
| GUARANTEED AT PHILADELPHIA.
| PHILADELPHIA, Sept. l0.-The American
| line steamship Lord Cough, steerage
| passenger from which vessel Is reported
| to have died in Chicago from complaint
bearing some resemblance to cholera,
| sailed from Liverpool for this port on
| Aug "a and arrived at Delaware break
| water Sept 5. She was stopped at the
| federal quarantine there and all the o42
| steerage passengers and twenty-four cabin
1 passengers were found to be III healthy
| condition DR.. ORD. the quarantine physl-
| clan, personally examined each OF the
passengers and found that no one had any
| symntoms of cnoera. The vessel was then
| thoroughly disinfected and held in quar-
autine 10 await further orders. On the
| evening of Sept. s the Lord Cough was re-
| leased from the government quarantine,
and proceeded up the Delaware river to-
wards philadelphia. The vessel arrived at
| the state quarantine, which is about
twelve miles below this city, early on the
morning of Sept. g. Here she was again
| detained and disinfected. All the steerage
! passengers were made to battle and their
| clothing WAS examined minutely. The
| officials said that they never before had seen
so healthy and clean lot OF passengers.
After being held in quarantine until the
evening Of the Sth the Lord Cough was
allowed to proceed to her dock, where her
| passengers disem barked and proceeded TO
| their destination.
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TERRITORIAL NOTES.

GUTHRIE, o. T. Sept. 10 SPECIAL j
There is movement or foot, and it IS
being pushed through al the civilized
tribes. to elect delegate to represent the
Indian Territory III congress. Already
congress has provided that such dele
gate may be sent. bat he must be elected
bv Indians. not white men. The manipu-
lators Of the scheme are al white, and
probably before another week passes p
convention Will be called az South McAi-
ester 10 nominate p delegate. J. wou q
seem that the eIectioo al delegate bt
white men would be .ut3le. A. x = very
impro5ab Ole taat congress would sest one
elected in Iha, way. As Z stands che
would naturally Giuk II a scramble a the
pars of some am bilious white nea 70 80 10
congress.
There 5 considerable trouble IN the
ranks Of the different parties. Fusion
does uot seem popular. t-aeh party TSashes
the lions share q TIE oflces tIals refer
to tAe Democrats aud the Pscp.e'- pa--
tirs) Iccsl differences WI. cu[ galse .
lgurr n tEv coming election.
Dennis Flynn i gathering strength
daily By personal coGts<cs w.EE tie p-o-
PIE he makes votes
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THE LOMBAROS MIXED.

KANSAS CITY, Sept. 10.-The grand jury
of this county has returned indictments
against II. w. Lee Russell. formerly treas
urer of the Lom bard Investment company
of this city, and Montgomery II. Lewis.
formerly Office auditor of the company,
charging them with embezzling $4,000
from the company. Both men resigned
their positions with the company last
spring and went to the City of Mexico.
where they bought into the Edward Butts
Manufacturing company Of that city, and
where they now reside. Measures have
been taken for their eXtradltion.
The Investigation which led to the dis
covery of the embeZZement was begun at
the instance of William McGeorge OF Phil
adelphia heavy stockhoider IN the com
pany, who suspected that dividends were
falling off al a rate not warranted by the
business done By the company. He de-
mauded that an expert eXamlna-
tion of all the company's books be made.
Experts Morey and Andrew j. REILLY,
expert accountants, from Philadelphia,
were put to work on the books One re-
suit or their labors was the discovery that
Lewis and Russell had embezzed S26, ,0OO.
Another result of their examination was
made kuown tonight, wneu Expert Morey,
in an interview, stated that, although the
examination OF the books had been Ia
progress for twelve weeks and was not
nearly completed yet, another embezzle-
menu had been discovered much larger
than those of Lewis and Russell.
The grand jury today indicted two more
employees OF the company, and bench war
rants were issued for their arrest. Iheir
names are not known.
Mr. Morey says that the latest discovered
| embezzlements are heavy. compared to
which be described the former embezzie e.
| ments to be as mere drop IN the bucket.
/ The officers OF the company said today that
the money stolen was from the proilts as
they were made, SO hat the assets OF the
! company have been III no way impaired.
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g CHICAGO SCARED.
Sudden Death of an Immigrant Girl With
Oholeraic Symptoms.

CHICAGO. Sept. lot looks as though
cholera had gained foothold in this city.
Shortly before clock this morning four
car loads OF immigrants arrived at the
union depot from Sweden, by way Of Phil
adephia and Pittsburg. The train came
here with clean bill of health, but the
authorities believe that one of the passen'
gers, who died at 1870 o'clock, was afflicted
with cholera. Aibertins Larsen, Is years
of age. was 10 a semi-conscious condition
when the train pulled into the depot, and
the physicians at once ordered her sent to
ll06 Thirty-ffth street, where she was to
have stopped On the way to the house
she relapSed into Inconsistencies and DR..
Garrett OF the health department sent her
to the county hospital.
The woman. 1t is claimed, showed un-
mistakable syptoms of the dreaded dis
ease. She complained of pains in the
stomach, was continually gaming, and the
skin under her eyes showed marked blue
Giscoioratlous. The party to which the
dead woman belonged left GaJIenburg
Sweden. Aug. l9. and sailed from Liver
pool Aug. - in the Lord Cough Nothing
i kDOwu OF the quarantine regulations
that were enforced 81 Philadelphia. The
body OF the dead woman was admitted 10
the county lhof-@GS ana pIaCSa al q sepa-
rate room. The clothing was fumigated
and deposited wjrn IL
Dr. Garrett said after he had left the
hospital THAI he would not express def
mite opinion that the woman had died CT
cholera although be stated that such WAS
the indication, ss there were strong symp-
toms os that disease. lie wished TO be
convinced, he said. before expressing an
olilcia! oplnion.
DIR. Jones Of the Harrison street station
was equally conservative an his opinion.
1 conceGiu-, however. that cholers symp-
! toms We're strongly developed
OFFICIALLY DENIED.
p, Sanitary Oiacer Walter Y. Hoyt OF the
{ health office said in the most positive
manner: '-Aioertins Larsen did not die OF
/ cGolera Sne died Of exhaustion. | AN
/ satisfied in my own mind that the case il
/ not one OF cholera. though the symptoms
NAV have somewhat resem bled those OF
/ cholera
Iaspec,or Eoyt used his earliest ard
! most strenuous efforts TO eounteraet the
! feeling Of darn that spread as the news
/ papers We're eagerly bought Oh the street
| corners. Extra edstious were every where
| .og sale, aud 10 mes: cases the arrIya, o!
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THE CANADIAN BORDER.

DETROIT, Sept 10-The twenty day
quarantine went INTO effect yesterday, aud
already sixty Italian and German immi-
grants are held in Windsor, Ont, across
the river from here. They arrived late
last night over the Grand Trunk road
bound for western points over the Wabash
Ouly two men could be found who could
speak English. None OF them had any
quarantine certificates, and they will not
be allowed to enter the United States, but
train.
NEW YORK. Sept 10-A special to the
Times from Montreal says that the quar-
autine system existing on Gross Isle Is 4
farce. Passengers who have been Quarau-
tined there tell strange stories about Tor
elsn vessels that were allowed TO pass
quarantine. Passengers who have been
detained on the island say that the sani-
tary regulations on the island are entirely
InadeQ Gate 10 prevent the disease from
spreading should any one among The pas
seugers have the disease. Neither tCod nor
proper shelter l. provided, AID ali second
cabin passengers, married aud single. are
ioFcsd TO speud the nights II a sort OF cat-
re shed. IL which there are no partitions
ot any kind. The other passengers fare
no better. DR.. Chappals, president OF the
central board of health. says that the
quarantine regulations 81 Gross isle are
utterly inadequate TO prevent the entrance
oi cholera, aud he expects IL This Wees
THIS Is the general opinion among medical
meu.
QUEUEC, Sept. i6--The steamships Wal
a8e.m. from Hamburg. ana Labrador, from
Liverpool, arrived at quarantine ttIis morn
ing. Dr.. Mont.llZa4lbsrt boarded be- o
steamers ami examined the passengers he
passengers were landed To receive a bal
and IN order that tbsir clothing and effects
might De funiiEated No symptoms o.
caoiera were discovered y new suiaa ar
blast is ia operation st TIE ous rsEtlne
station sad works spieudidlY, g. does also
the dioxlce Glsiufeclor.
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SCAlPED SlCKETS,

CHICAGO. Sept. l0.-Chairman Caldwell
of the Western Passenger association has
requested the Transmis.ourI association
to adopt the same arrangements concern
ing the return portions or the knights
Templars' tickets coming through lower
Missouri river gatewaYs, IN regard to
their collection west OF Jhe river and the
issuance OF continuous passag- train
tickets in their stead. which nave been
adopted by tue roads Carrying passe gers
through Omaha. Tne object IS 10 prevent
the stocking OF the markets n the lower
gHteways with tie return portions OF
these tickets. Tariff rates are to be re-
stored Sept. Is, while these coupons are
good until Oct. IL
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BASE BALL.

BROOKLYN, Sept. 10.-Pittsburg: Rurs S.
basehits g. errors 2: Brooklyn: Runs l.
basehits s. errors 4. Pitchers-Terry and
Haddeck.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept 1o-Chicago: Runs
5 basehits 5, errors 3; Pailadelphia: Runs
10. basehits I2, errors 8. Pitchers-Gnm-
bert and WeyhiDg.
NEW YORK. Sept. 10-New York: Runs 0.
basehits o. errors S; Cincinnati: Runs 3,
hasehits Q. errors .. Pitchers-kipg and
Dwyer.
Boston, Sept 10-Boston: Runs 9. base
hits 5, errors 3: Cleveland: Runs 8. base
hits 3, errors q. Pitchers-Staley and
Clarkson.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 1o-Baltimore, Runs
8, basehits q, errors 3; ST. Louis; Runs :,
basehits Z, errors 8 Mahou
and Gleason.
Second game-Baltimore: Runs S, base
hits 10, errors 5; St. Louis: Runs 4, base
hits Z, errors j. Pitchers-Nickery and
Hawley.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 10 - Washington
Runs ), basehits 9. errors 6; Louisville
Runs 0 basehits 8, errors .. Pitchers
kiiien and Stratton.
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A FEUD SETTLED.

LIBERTY, Mo-, Sept. f0.-A feud which
has existed for some years between Sydney
Creek and Robert Hamilton, farmers re-
siding in this vicinity, ended today III u
tragedy, in which Greek was shot aud in
stantIy killed by Hamilton. The men had
not met for two years, but when they
came together at a restaurant here today
they renewed the old quarrel. Hamilton
drew revolver during the alteration and
shot Greek through the heart, killing him
INSTANTLY. The tragedy took place while
the restaurant was crowded with patrons
and created intense excitement. Hamil-
ton was arrested
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AMATEUR ATHLETICS.

NEW YORK. Sept o0.-Two thousand
people Witnessed the second annual cham
pionship games of the Metropolitan assoc
;ation or Amateur Athletic unions, which
came eff to-day.
The one-mile walk was won by W. III.
Meek of the Columbia Athletic club IN .
minutes and 351S seconds, breaking the
record fourteen seconds.
The l00-yard hurdle race was won by r.
c. Peiffer of the Manhattan ATHLETIC
club In IS seconds. breaking the record
one-ftth of a second.
The 200 yard hurdle race was wen by g.
Schweigher of the New York Athletic
club in 2Sl{ seconds, breaking the record
one-tfth of 3 second
The smile run was won by z. c. Carter
of the New York Athletic club in %
minutes l6 As seconds breaking the recor d
by is seconds.
The running high jump was won by VI.
+. Sweenet trainer of the Amateur
Athletic club. The height was feet one
half inch, breaking the record by one-hali
inch.
The running broad jump was won by
| Egoff of the Manhattan Athletic club. Tbs
distance was - feet 81 inches, breaking
the record one foot 5$4 inches.
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A TOUGH kNIEEO.

CHICAo, Sept. 10.-Jerry Trumbley. the
prize fighter, was probably fatally stabbed
in jail today by negro prisoner. Michael
Prince Trumbley has been in confine-
ment for an assault with brass knuckles
upon one of the best kDown merchants OF
the city, Joseph Fish The prizs fighter
maintained that the attack on Fish was
because the merchant pushed against him
on the sidewalk, but there has been sus-
picion that Trumbley was hired by Jedi-
Gus woman TO disfigure Fish. Prince, the
negro, processes to have been aven2ing an
insult to his race when he stabbed the
prize fighter. The weapon was only a
pocket knife, but the blade made n cut
four inches long in the pugilist's neck.
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THE wEskLY BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK, Sept. To- ne weekly bank
statement shows the following changes:
DfE8OLICAL TRIO.

r. there : one more tendssR than the
hateful 1riaitv, dyspepsia, billion. nrss aud
irregUlarlty * the bowels usually exist
together. We are unaware of H. Those CO
operative organs ibe <iomnch, the bowels
aud tie l.veT. are usually thrown out Il
% z tozetEsr. aul :us restoration ot re- u
larity 90 one : usually tbe slsi,4i
l1r others 20 IA! into Lac. j s=-
testers Stomach Bstfsrs c-atfUI=
81. Jhree heD-acrntIy ana completely, a1-
oHly regulating ult iuvi lzoratlng ibefa II
also ex-rts mot happy Influence upon
the dueys aud the blood, ZiviaE bez-ths
impulse AuE eurtcE.Bg Tie spcosfI
rveGcaass malaria au4 tendency -
cHron5c 56epAaztssg1 Au8 neUTa4s a, aE41
improves appetite aCG sEeep. % .be nrE
vous x az sy4s ua.Esrs.Sau.e fe.-st
wine g.asssal tSEee siiaSs da..y -3.3. =
persisted IN. aculsye Fesalts % be expsr -
from Lo os1er health IZ.e4!u1s-
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". Errv Their Weak ys:sA

Newly Elected Member of Congrss4
fto committee of the Wornen's 6uft
fragc Assoeiationl-I WIN present you1
bill. ladies. before the house, bn. yos1
must remember tha; every voter rouss
be tweuty-ope years old. or over that
ege. 30 vote.
Middle Committee Woman (ac-s' s5t--
On, dear me. girls. we never thought OF
that: We had better let II go for a few
years until we are old enough
Siftinga
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TURF WINNERS.

CLEVELAND, Sept. 10-Races postponed;
rain.
CHICAGO. Sept. 1o.-Hawthorne winners:
Laura B. Helter Shelter, Maid of Honor,
Dugar, Tim Murphy. Special.
NEW YORK, Sept. 10,-The autumn
meeting Of the Coney Island Jockey club
at Sheepshead Bay closed this afternoon.
Winners: May Win, Correction, Sieipner,
Lady Violet, Duluth. kildeer.
CINCINNATI. Sept. 10-Latonia winners:
Lucknow, Tenor, Fallero, Helena b,
Viola f, The Spaniard.
HoLToN. Kan, Sept 1o.-Ashland
Wilkes trotted today in ELSA. On Fri
day. Sept 13. John K. Gentry. the great 3
year-old son of Ashland Wilkes, will pace
over the Wichita track to beat the world ;
record
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THE IMMIGRATION PROBLEM.

LIVERPOOL, Sept 10. - United States
Consul Sherman, in an interview with
a representative of the Associated Press
today, said. referring to the flood OF emil
grants flowing toward the United States,
that be believed that there was great need
of checking the emigration. He was con-
vinced that changes il the American law
to effect that end should shortly be made
Every emigrant, he declared, ought to be
rigidly examined as TO his or her physical
and financial condition before starting for
the United States This. he admitted,
would be costly proceeding, but he
added: American citizenship Is worth
paying for nowadays"
LONDON, Sept. 10-The Hamburg Amer
ican Packet company has telegraphed TO
the agent Of the Associated Press IN this
city. declaring that the company has en-
tirely stopped its steerage passenger ousl-
ness. The steamers Bohemia aud Polaria
are the only vessels that the company now
has on the way to the United States with
steerage passengers.
The Guion line also notifies the agent OF
the Associated Press that, in consequence
of President Harrison's circular. the com
pany has stopped booking all emlgran1s
on its vessels.
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CAUTION.

limitations have been put upon the mar
ket so closely resembling ALLCoCKs PoR-
Gus PLAsTERs in general appearance IS to
be we'll calculated TO deceive Ii is, how
ever, in general appearance only that they
compare with ALLCOCK's, for they are
worse than worthless, inasmuch as they
contain deleterious ingredients which are
apt to cause serious injury. Remember
that ALLCOCK'S are the only genuine por-
Gus plasters-the best external remedy
ever produced, and when purchasing plas-
ters DO not only ask but see that you get
ALLCOCK'S Porous pLASTERS.
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ton or control of the scourge should II
invade this territory were made.

ment of this citv has appointed DR.. Chittie
Mortland as medical inspector. to be sta
toned at the relay depot in East ST. Louis
to watch incoming trains and 20 prevent
persons infected with cholera or other
contagious diseases from entering St;
Louis All trains from the east aud all
entering St. Louis from the north and
south on the east side of the Mississippi
river pass through the relay depot before
crossing the bridge The authorities OF
East ST. Louis will cooperate with DR..
Mortland in his work at the relay depos.
Should any cholera-infected persons De
discovered by Dr. Mortiand they Will De
removed at once to the quarantine hospl-
tai, several miles below this clty on thiS
side of the river.
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ORDERED TO VENEZUELA.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 10.-Admiral Walker
was instructed this afternoon by Secrs-
tary Tracy to sail in the flag ship Chicago,
at daylight tomorrow for Venezuela to
look after American interests in that
country. The Chicago is sent only ss "A
precautionary measure, to assist the Con-
cord and kearsage The Instructions, the
nature of which the officials refuse TO di-
vulge, are believed to be that Admiral
Walker is directed to pursue a vigorous
course in dealing with the situation.
especially in connection with foreign
aggression, and to protect American
lives and property, should it be necessary.
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The one unsaihng remedy for them = DR..
Pierce's Favorits Prescription
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II it fails to give satisfaction. In sny case,
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THE TRUE LAXATIVE Pa!Ncl2-=

or the plants used in man ufacturiug the
pleasant remedy, Syrup of Figs. has a
permanently beneficial effect on the hu-
man system, while the cheap vegetable
extracts aud mineral solutions, usual J
sold as medicines, are permanently ia
furious Being well-iniormed, you Will
use the true remedy only. Manufactured
By the California Fig Syrup Co.
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sLiIIfrI ArcnnutAre-

Monsieur Caliao was boastsnr 81 th1
skill q friend Of his @ho u al &c
countant IN bank
Why" said he, I've seen him ,aLS
q great package Of ten-dollar bil Is. sads
count them OF Ike Ugh tasng. snd never
make q mistake"
what. Never any ultstak@ at s'f7-
well. never of more than Eve or ten
ceutsF'-Y uufh'a CC4apauion.
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Nellie Sumraergirl-We'vs bssn en-
gagged over week, George, dear. Don b
you think &c ought y breait g.
George inderaan1 ~ Break the epgAye'
rnenn wby. love. are Jon tired o! ta1
e. s9lr?
"E-a8. bat eoa't ycu think onges
70 give the other girls .ofns chance &
you. seeiag you re- tao OILY man sersF'
-B1Eson Aesvs.
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WEATHER BULLETIN

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. ?
WICHITA, Kan, Sept. 10. 1892 J
Forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Cooler and clearing. fair Monday.
During the past "a hours the highest
temperature was Ssa the lowest 6is,
and the mean s5s. with warmer cloud
less weather, followed at p. m. by q
thunder storm and 10 inches of rain and
colder northerly winds.
For the past four years the average
temperature fer the month of September
has been 6Ss. and for the 10th day 722S
FRED L. JOHNSON. Observer.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 9-The following
are the indications until s p nj. Sunday:
For Missouri: Showers; except clearing
tonight in western Missouri; cooler IN
southeastern Missouri; winds becoming
northerly.
For Kansas: Fair, preceded by showers
in eastern portion tonight; warmer north
winds, becoming variable.
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Fin Du Steele.

Perdito-Are you going to accepts
him, Pen7
Penelope really don't know, dear.
Brads.reet reports very favorsbly on
him. but the detectives have not com
pleted their Investigations yet-Life-
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q COAL LOCKOUT.

PITrsBURG. Pa, Sept l0.-The river coal
operators OF this district served notice on
the miners today that the mining rate
hereafter would be cents per bushel In
stead of 81 cents. With this notice there
WAS an order closing the mines until the
miners accepted the proposition. This
shutdown throws 1000 men out OF EN-
plOyment