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Mal0riG.

lleber Malaria unb r1alnriasarttge Rrdnt.
heiten iillo Don @elehrten Ih0n game Vibltos
tbefen geidrieben iporoen. gSie melt bic Ierjte
oud ionft in ibreu 4niiften Don einanoer aba
pei6eu rl0gen, oarin itimmen lie ale iiberetH,
ba6 Der Sib Der Dialaria i'm Slut 1T uno oaB
fle namentlid) bic Dtil; angreift. Dfalaria
fam iiberall uortOmmen, finbet iih aber regel'
mdEig in feuhtcn, tie1 9elegenen SanofridcH
uno @egenoen nit ihmerem So0eu. SIM n6ros
lifen europa lit fle meuiger oerbrcttet, nm 10
hdufgsr tonlmt iie in Horoz, Rittels uno Glib
nmerita por, nanlentlif in iolheu 9egenoen,
bic ein feudltmarmes 5tlima baben uno nod
nid]t lauge urbar genadt iporoen iiuo. Dfala'
ria 1T feline anitedenoe 9rautbeit I'M lauos
Idufigen Siune be5 g9orte5 uno ielbIf in
gegenoen, no iie iebr bdufig - enbemiif -
berridlt, fam man ilf 0urt perniinftige VebenSs
tpeiie uub einige 9eiunobeitS=Y =Yiabregeln oapor
ifiibeu. cabin geb0ren Dor 4llem Wtdbtgteit
i'm 9Iien uno Srirfeu, Sermeioung bes GiHs
otbmens tiibler ieuhter gtad)tluit uno aler ipie
INNER geartaten Ausi6reitungen. gSeientlif
fir bic Grbaltung Der @eiHnobett 1T cine gerea
gelte Seronuung nn0 oaourd beotngte ungea
benlmte GENERALIZATION, iotpie ihleuntge abs
fubr aller perbraudlten nno peroorbenen S6tte
aus benz S0rper. Sfon oaS bei allen nlalarids
ortigen &ranfbeiteu iid) bemertbar maheube
GHihnellen Der Wfl;, oaS in bartHddigeu
Sdleu in gtil;pcrbdrtung ausartet, benefit,
bab geit6rter Suttreislauf Die Sanptqnelle Der
Sranfbcit 1T. I'm nm ben &reisldui leidlt
unb frei III MAIDEN uuo ben 9armtanal III iteter
erlprie6ifer Sbdtigteit ;u erbalten, gibt e5 feiH
beiieres Ylittel oils bic aus ben beiltr1ftiglten
geiuiir;igiteu Alpsnfrdutern ;ubereiteten ct.
Bernard Srduter=Bilen, bic % Gents To-.
y. Reuitdoter & Co., Sor 2416, gteru gorf,
Iopte in ieber guteu Gpothete ;u hnben iiHb,
nno pelhe jeOer iorgiame Sauspater OOer
9eiter elmer Gr;iebungsanitnlt itets i'm Sauie
baben iollte, nm fie iofort benz YatieHteu
3urciteu, ipenu iif bel Oemielben bic seringicn
Spnrsn BON algeuleinem nebelbeiinoen ooer
Storitng oes Sluttreislaufs einitellen iolteH.
Die Yilien mirfen l0ienb uno blutreinigeuo
rmo entfernen bas Dfalariagift aus benz &0rper,
obne ocnielben Su ihpdfeu: ans oieem
@ruu6e iluo iie ieoer &onitttution, ielbit eiHer
GIr4 IalIGe SraHtheit 2:rriitteteiL autrdali6.
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Pfterlft0fn.

2eber uro Hieren ftnb nebft Ser;, 9unge unb
Magen bic iuidJtigIten ;ur Grbaltung be8
2ebens notbpenoigeu Bertseuge, uno BlidDt
zines Seoen, Der eS NIT fidJ ielbit gut meint,
1T es, bieielben in m0glifif geiuuoem i3uitano
Su erbalten. SIN Segenlas 81 Ser3, Sunge uno
Nfageu aber, bic beim normal organiIirteH
Nienifeu ihon einen guteu Buff auSbalteH
f0nnrn, obne gleid, ben 9ienft gu periagey, if
bic 2eber elm iebr enpftnbldes Organ, lInb bic
lciieite St0ruug ODER llnterbrefnng Der GbdtiF
feit oerirlben madt ftf alSbalo in nnang+
nebmiter gSeiie bemerfbGr, uno ;tpar in Born
ernftid)er SeripidelungeII, fur peldle bic NerSte
eine gau;e ansabl langer lateiniider Yamen
erfunoen baben, uno iuelde, penn nidt bel
i3eiten ba3u getban iptro, langmtertge nno
b0f1t ihmersbafte 3ranfbetten uno gar bduFg
ben Soo sur 6olge bdben. 5u ni6tGrstlid)en
&reiien !pflegt nIan alle oteIe 8ernidelungen
anter oen1 Iamsu 2eberleioeu SuiammenSus
faiieH. Sbre Spnptome fino ielbif fir ben
2aien leidlt erfennbar: gelblide Sdrbung
Der Saut, namentlid) bes @etben i'm 9luge,
gelbrotber uno in iflinlmsren 6dllen brauns
rotber ODER gar blutigrotblifer llrin, Sdlmer@
3en beim Sarnlaiien, tpi0erlit bttterer, galliger
@eidmaf I'M gtunoe, flSartig belegte 3unge,
Gppetitloiigfeit uno namentlt9 SloeripIuen
gegen ben GenuB Don Sleiid1ipetien, nerbunben
nit SOpfpeb, Ieiften Sieberaniauen, II. !. 10.
iino untriiglidle 9ennSeihen, oab NIT Der geber
etmas nidt riftig IN. Sobalb eineS ooer
mebrere oieer 3ennseid5en iid] fibl6ar MAIDEN,
iit es sur Serneibuug ernftli9er arautbetten
unbebingt notbpeuoig, bic 9eber BON iiber.
i6Iifgcr Sale, Don alien aniomnllungen per.
borbener Stoiie su beireisn, ben SGttetreis.
lauf i'm S0rptr Su befOroern NIB III erlei4tern
unb ben lauuii6en 9lppetit in gelinoer g9eiie
au,uregen. gu bieiem 3ned gibt es MN fein
beiieres Wtittel, oils bic ieit glters beribmteR
ct. 8ernarb 9r1utersB Billen. 9ieielben rperoen
ousihlieblid1 aus ben piirsigifeH alpeutrdutern
aubereitst, oereu beiltrdftt9fte Seifanotbsile
obne jeglite minsralti4e Setn1tl9ung DON
oeid,idter Sanb in Bi1snform gebradt meroeu.
Die ct. Bernar0 SrdutersBilen iino in jeber
guten apotbefe 3u baben, ober 6ireft BON y.
GeuIfdbter d 60, SOr 24l6 in gfep Dort iiir
R5 Gents III besieben.
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. y spep(t d,

trant6ater sopfihmtrI. Ib.Irieh.noer atbeuI, Siob
tat uerieoen 90 bic stHoeEeH Spetien oaBl b.ttrd1
oeH, ods i6re na6rrnoeH GgeHihafteH sum Sriae oes
natlrlittn gtr6rauhes ots Rorptrs btift,uern.
Es- Dian beobahte bic folsenbtn Spnptome ooH
fraHfhaiteH 3ultdHoen, utGe IN Der 2raHtbelt Der
Berodunnas assSrsane ibre uridhe baben Btrftoptun9S
inHeritc pdmorrbolotn, arorGns por Slut nab Dem
aopi,, Sdur, i'm Dlaseg, uebeitlt, SoobrsnntH, gta
por SptIitH, Stiuert i'm Uso9en, lGuIes NIllloBth
grlliden5 uno l9urseH5 beim tlesenl 8el6Dd0n
gebfrafi guHtts ootr @tnebs Dor ben Guseu tSiebsl
uno oumpter aopfihm,rs, DiaHsel an Ysriplraiion
selbe rant uHb dustn, ShMeIAeH IN Der StIte. oe
Yruit uno ben SIieotrE, pl6sIttr AHoraas p0H 9ise
breHEenoes 3eflhl I'M 6lttih.
BEN oas Spit.m uoH allen obtH g.HdHHtta stlosn oe'
tItieH.
pr,is % cts. pro sdGat,I. gu u.riGnt,n bel nIlsS
SrO9ufen.
Repsy yori. -
aln eaS DubIitim. Tlar f.be itb poI nHo per
Iunge @aDmaD'S uHo lberStust fi6, 6Gs Der RdM
-Raopan- an oem BGdtt it, fueIt.s Sie tauteH.
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sd MT mental.
Dampf Gfppi6 Rsinisunss> Comp,

9r. 1116, PGrt. auenue.
Eeppid,e perSen abgeuommeu, sereinist
unb pieber selegt, geanoert ODER neu auges
paBt, ouibewabrt oOer sur aufberuabruug
oaheim 9epadt.
Sbonias ~. RagIor, @iseutbiimer.
lNpriI7, ,12Y1tel
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Die eabauiIdben 3oue bem gariitbistenoeu
5uacId1Iaacu.

NiabriO, 30. Snll. SH elmer heutaeu
Sabiuetsiieung muroe beidloiieu, baS 4rO.
jet I'M Setreii 2uSbetuug Der cubaui1en
3oQeiuuabmeu Su genehmigeu uuO aage.
bOte bieriiir bis l. 9iOuember ;u acceptirsu.
Ger @ontratt ioG Oaun pom /. Sauuar 1898
an gultis ieiu. Sir 2luaebOte Don
$l5,OOO,OOo mIiieu s3,75O,OOO baar ooer
i'll guteu Bapiereu Siirgidait geiteat ptr'
Den. Dur Siierteu fauiTduI:i9er ooer
Santbduler perocn eutgegeu geuommen.
9iaf) Dem Muortper pSmparcial" upoluirt
bic guSiIbruug OleeS Ylaue5 etHe ihm.re
Serautmortung, Oa oerelbe enmeoer sur
0ebuHg Der cubanlidlsn Ge9ieruug ooer sum
%erlut Der Suitl iiiprt, je nad)Oem Der
Gouratt entweOcr SpaHieu oOer gtoro.
Amerfa i'll Die 6GnOe idllt.
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Ser SentIfje Gorreipoaoemt,
9aaIidl. tpodentlid1 unb eonntaas.

81. Raine, Giaentbimcr nno gteoaftetr,
eabueitsGde SaItimoresS trube uno Soi>Offes=ape.
Ercis bes tdsI;d5cu @IatfeS burdb 1rdaer in pors
hnore uHo in Der NaGbari6oft beiorst, 12H Cts
fagiidDe uHn Sonnta ssIuSgabe Is Cts BRO
9eosjablbor podentli On bic oas Satt beioraenben
3rdger-1aalidI nebft Spnnta es=g glus aa be unter
zgoransbeSahuns $3.50 pro Sabr, fur fiir,ere
Set in Serbdltnie; fiir Die tp6dentIid,e aluSaabe
nut SoETtassblatt, portorei init Gbsua tir CLUBS,
$3.oO pro Sa1r, Har tr9eno einem Srte be SuIaus
bes, "a Heh europa. Sonntae D ssluS aabe 81
pro Sabr;-Oas bette uno btuigite oeutidie 8Iatt
IN ben Ytittel= uuo Sibitaateu.
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Alalaria in ibrsn urrf6ifOrnrn for
mfn asbeilt nno bsrbiiet.
NaDwaD'S YtQelt,
9as 8ro6e Sebera ttto Wfasens
NitteI

fir bic SeiIuns aItr e.ib.u b.s Wastns, per 2es
Der, Der Singeweioe, yieren, Slait, Wsroens
Isieen, EraueuieioeTi. AppetitsDerIun, Rppfs
td,merI, Deritopfung, SSartIeibigfeit, unnsr'
eaulidifeit, 8iliofttat, 1tebfr, unterletbSs
@ntjnnouna, SammorBoioen uno auer S.loen
Der GiRaeneioe. HsiH peaetabililh, entbdlt fem
Gucdiilbcr NtHeraieH ooer lhdoIibe SrosneH-
Berfsfte WerDauuna piro eraH9t peHn man
0iaomGg's Pilea einHimmt. gSenn man SleS fqufS
DcIpel
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EXCHANGE MUTUAL PERMANENT Bull
DING ASSOCIATION.
GtIb Az gros.ut aussuIeib,u uno in mo dentIitsn
Raten absuaablen. 5rieor. Ruuer, 8rdf;
&arI z. 9oneiN, Sefr,
(gfaI20,12gte) Sr. SO4, BeanipIpauiasA Ape.
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Su feds Wonateu eaft perurtbeiIt.

2onbon, 30. Suli. - Sohu Sames
Gardner pur0e heute im SlS SalIep. Boli-
Seigeridt inter Der Gutla9c, i'll Serein NIT
gouiS 0eou SolOiiein, alias JtObertS, iuuge
MGohen betrogeu unO uu;ild,tige Anorlflc
auf oicielben acmadt ,u baben, III lcdJs
Monuteu buit uerurtbeIlt. GarSiner unr
9toberts batten burdJ 3eltuugSnu;eigsn per.
fiiubet, OuB iie juuge 2umeu iiir ole Sibue
oOrbereiteteH. Die applifantinueu muBten
cine Summe SelO i'm SOrauS ir Den Su er.
balteuOen llnterridt beiablen, uno in mebs
reren 6aaeu madteu bic S0iewldte aud
angrifie auf bic WG0den. @oloteiu lit Der
BolISeI nOg nld)t Ill Die 0duoe getauen.
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9onbon, 80. Suit. - Diit tauienO
italieniifen auswanOererH aur Der 8abrt
uon @enua mad SraitIien begrifieH, itteB
Der italieniife Dampter pattiuua" auf Der
90be uon 9peres, 6rautreid, mlSer cine
Selieuflippc. Der Sorberiteuen DeS 9ams
piers muroe oemolirt, uuS oas SabrSeug
erlrtt au1 iOnige SelhGpigunseu, Die lsine
8iidrels nud Senua nOlbI9 matltsn. Die
eriorOerlIdeu 3eparatureH Ueroen etma
$4,000 tofteu.
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in rrtbetI aber Sen Gsaren ums RubIono.

Nber 0eeI, %. Snli. - Tali0r lr.
Salma9e iugte III Setreii ieiuer iiirilideu
guOieus belm @Sareu pou &uBlano, er
babe Die GSareHfamilie genial, einiad uno
ipmpatbii1 ertaunt. yiab ieiner anilt)t
iei Der @Sar mebr iiir TeliglOu, ais iiir 80.
litit intereiiirt. 9ie @iariu pergleid)t Der
Yaitor nit Der YrinSeiiiu pon 2Saies, Oa
beiOe gIeI6 siuiu6 uuO obue arrOgaui ieisn.
Der YaitOr metute. sr werOe, iObalO er na1
amerlta suriidtebre, uiel 3eit Oaiir wOmeH,
ben fali1en Ginprud, mel6eu man allleltS
iiber ruiFibe angelesenbeltsn babe, ;u
cOrrigireu. Die ruiilibeu Seamten ianO Der
Yator ebenlo augenebm, pie ibreu Slcrru.
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AnssbIidbe llnterfthsuns oes R6niss bon
9abpmen ourdb ole 9eutIdeu.

@uUpAatV ~Nh1 Wv @tuAtd3tus
Baris, 30. SuIi. - Die beige Ereiie
bebauptet, OaB Die 9sutiden ben S0nis
8ebau,iu BON 2abomep, Der aug.nblidll9
fidl nit 5rantreit in ren 9aaren legt, nit
8affen uno Munition uericrgeu, uuO preu.
biide Gffisiere iolleu bi. SOlOaten OeS SO.
mas oriaen unD ibneu bic moosrue 9ries.
fiibruns b.ibrinseu. 2ie Sffi,isre bes O.ut.
i6eu Srisssidiifes bdtten tiiriIi9 eine lan9e
Goniereni nit ben SduptIinsen Don 0as
bomep aebabt, oereu &siultat aepeien lei,
SaB man alS @egeuleiituu9 fir Sie Osutiden
9ienIfe 500 Sflausu aui eIn oeuti4es aauf.
fabrt.iid)ifi gebradl: babe.
Gin Graf aIs s6wiuoI:r Ssrbaftst.
Iien, 90. Suli.-Graf Sermsborfi (?l,
Ritalieb Des eauOtageS uub elm Brouin;ial.
rotb, lpuroe in Sglau in Nfdlreu inter Der
auflase p.rbaftet. ben GrIOs aus benz Ser
faui BON 1900 Aftien Der Giienperte in
Grieori1sbrri uuteri4Iasen iu habeH=
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GnnInnn,s pnIitiidle pnnf.

Qon6on, 90. Suli.-giaG Der geltrl9en
SabiuetSfeuug reiite Saliour, Der 0iibrsr
Der 9ie9isrunsspartei IN lluterbauie, uad
Gem Osborne 1ouie uuf Der Sniel 9Slgbt
ab, nm bort init oct S0uigin iiber ole
SbrOurebe ;u cOnierireu, nit mslder an
4. ausut oaS neue Yurlament Su erpiineu
tIt
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ScfaunteE iid) i6uIoia.

2onOon, 30. Suli. - Yarrp Cunt unS
Sohn @ilion, @eid)dftSiiibrer uHb &aiirer
Der SIrma GegEOloS Il @lbiOu, yluerpOOl,
befauuten iid Der llutcrl9lGgung BON runo
100000 YiuuO Sterling inulOlg. Sic uer.-
loren baS Gel0 Iii Spefulutionen aui oaS
Stelgeu Der SaumuOllpreIle. Sci lbrsn
ytefcruugs gaben ile al, elm Spus
oitat 5u reprGeutireu, cas- fiir ben Setra9
pon 100000 Bfb. Sterl. Saummole uber.
haIten un0 Quildlm4n;en molIe.
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Simla, 30. Suli. - Ser groBe Se;uo.
Stamm bat fd ben 6u;uras augeidloiieH,
peI6e ben Gmir uOu aisbauitan betdm.
pieu. Sbre pereiuigte Streitma6t lperrt Die
SraBe swiiheu 9erat uHO SabHl. Der Ses
isblsbaber Der Sruppen bcs 9mirs. weIdle
segen bic 9iebellen operirsu, iit mad Snbul
suriid9efehrt II. bat leiu Eager itebeH lalitu.
Giue 500 Waun fturfe britii9e Sreitma6t
nit smei SeihIsen bat Sefebl erbalreH, ben
@omalpuB i'm Gebir9e, ;wiiden aigbaui'
fan uno Suoleu, Su beieten.
3ipst 5ouriiten pernneIadt.
gSieu, %. SuIi. - Sei'm Seiteigeu Der
Saralpe, ipeldlt fir uieIe g9leuer 4usiliigIer
bas 3lel biloet, slitteu beute iiuei GOurliieu
on einem nit Scroll beoedten Abbang aus.
Die llusliidliben, Die iid br6 eiu Cell
nit einanber uerbunpen tatteu, rulIteu iber
Sen &anb elmer iielltu 6elswanO. an nereu
SuBe man ipater ibrs esi4en iauO.
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WiIan uuo z obn.

Serlin, 20. Suli. - Sn bic 9tubrit
Der ruilidcu umtriebe Gui bem Saltau ge.
bort hOdit nabriheinll6 aud) Die 6elle pes
Sru. Yerioui, oes ruiiii9en @eiauOtsu in
Selgrab, uah SaD Gms, no 8Duis 2llerau-
Der uOn Serbieu uuO icin peuFomrter Satsr
sur 3eit uerwelIen. Sermulbli6 beiiird)tet
Der 6uiie, OaB Diilan unsebHbrll1en Gin.
huB uuf ben jun9eu $out9 gewiunsn t6uute.
Willan wtrO lid 9elfm eihelt iiiblen, weun
er bort, OaB man ibm elm Sntereie an uuz
beren OiHgen Sulbrelbt, als OIL Saccarat,
ben 9tennpTerpen uHo ben 6raueu. Dtilau
ideint iibrisens oil Der 8eruOlltOmmuuua
ieiner Silouug Su arbtiten; er bdIt iif, uie
cine 8artier DtelOuu9 beia9t, eiueu Sc
ldlIdltslebrer uuo mcbrere Sebreriuneu.
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id)laa im auftras Der ausgeidloheusu Ars
better su uuterbreiten. 2erislbe lautet an.
9eblid) babiu, paB bic arbeiter pOu allem
Suriidfebsn, mas ie uerlaHsten, baB iic bic
9ObnreOuftion anuebmen InO getatteu, bnB
bas gobuabfommeu im 9eSember. auitltt
i'm SUM, abseIdIohen miro, porausseiebt,
oaB bic palmu9amateo giiOciatiou" al5
0erPiu nnerfnuut tnir0
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1892-09-08
SITUATION SERIOUS
HAMBURG -AMERICAN STEAMSHIPS
WITH CHOLERA ON BOARD

Arrive at the Port of New York-Several
Deaths During the Voyage, and Several
More Since the Ships Have Been in
Quarantine.
NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-Nothing can
now save the metropolis from great
plague but absolute compliance on the
part of every member Of the community
with tho instructions of the board Of
health and the quarantine authorities.
The danger is real It cannot be over
estimated.
Two newly-infected steamships ar
rived in this harbor Saturday with awful
stories of death and suffering. They
were the Rugia and Normannia, both
from Hamburg. The Rugia buried five
steerage passengers at sea and had five
living cholera patients still on board
when she cast anchor. The Normannia
buried four steerage passengers and one
cabin passenger. She had four patients
still alive, one being member Of the
crew. 1t is claimed that the cabin pas
senger who died on the Normannia was
suffering from diabetes only. With the
exception of this case all were diagnosed
as cholerine. All the dead had been
buried at sea. The convalescent cases
are considered very serious, and further
deaths are likely to occur. Health Officer
Jenkins Immediately ordered both ships
to the lower bay as soon as the captains
of the vessels had notified him of the
condition of affairs.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1892-09-08
MORE CHOLERA VICTIMS,
Three More Deaths on Board Quarantine
Vessels at Now York,

Three More Deaths on Board Quarantined
Vessels at Now York.
NEW YORK, Sept. 6. The Normannia
has three new cases, one of which died.
He was Otto Engle, aged 20 years, one
Of the crew. The other two cases were
Wilhelm Queur, aged ~ years, and
Theodore Zimmzek, % years, both of
the crew, The Rugia has three new
cases, of which one died. The other
cases are Hendrix Sterr, aged years;
Joseph Pjekoska, aged 80 years; Johanna
Buss, aged 81 years. These three Eco
pie We're Of the families of other "a
TENTS which preceded them and
have been isolated since arrival.
On the Moravia there were no new
developments, Among the Norman.
MAS passengers on Hoffman island one
pew case was transferred to the hospital
On Swinburne island, There was one
child died during the day, aged years.
The fifty special physicians, who will
inspect the city with the view to ward
Ing off the cholera or any other infec-
tious disease, were sworn in this morn
ing. They began work at once, first
visiting the thickly populated tenement
dist lets.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1892-09-08
THE OUTLOOK DARK,

More Deaths on Board the Stricken Ham,
burg-American Steamers.
QUARANTINE, Sept. 5.-The situation
ut quarantine is, as far as any Informal
ton has been obtained, practically I'M
changed since DR.. Jenkins returned
from the islands and reported two addi-
tional deaths on the Normannia, one on
the Rugia and one on the Moravia.
The passengers aboard the quarantined
vessels welcomed mild summer day
accompanied by cold breeze from the
north. Time hung heavily on their
hands, especially as the conditions pre-
vailing on shore at the upper quarantine
station were different. Time did not
hang heavily with Health Officer Jenk-
ing and his staff of doctors. From early
morning until late at night they labored
ceaselessly. DR.. Jenkins arose early
and at noon left for lower bay on
the cutter State of New York. He
was accompanied by the quarantine
commissioners. Late in the afternoon
Commissioner Allen returned with the
disheartening news from the stricken
vessels, leaving the health officer dow
the bay. The officers did not return
during the day, but sent ashore a mes
sage ordering the pest boat Edison to re-
pair to the stricken steamers at once.
She will probably remain there until the
cholera is effectually stamped out. On
her arrival DR.. Talmage, who was on
duty from early morning, directed that
the dead be removed to Swinburne island
and there cremated. The sick were
transferred to the Swinburne island
hospital, and as dispatch must neces-
sarily be used in the case of the Nor
MAMMA, her steerage passengers were
next removed on the transfer BOAT Will
lam Fletchner to Hoffman island and
the dlsinfeetion system started on them.
DR.. Jenkins visits to the Rugia and
Moravia were short. He also visited the
hospital islands, and In the afternoon
several officials of the New York city
health department steamed down the
bay on tug to see him. The police
patrol reported early in the day for duty
and warned all passing vessels to keep a
safe distance. Masters of vessels of all
descriptions begin to realize the gravity
of the situation and give the pest ships a
wide berth, DR.. Jenkins had promised
the newspaper men that he would see
them during the afternoon, and at 8
o'clock they are still awaiting his return
from the lower bay. The foregoing
facts show that the outlook is dark and
all hands are prepared for a long siege,
AS to the probabilities of the disease
getting into the country there need be
no alarm if the present precautions are
carried ont
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1892-09-08
FaIt Hall Hanged.

NORTON, Sept. 2.-Talton Hall was
safely hanged at Wise Court House, Va,
at noon. There were fears of an attempt
at rescue, but none was made. The
murderer, who had been kept constantly
under the influence of liquor during the
last few days, made a speech on the
scafold. The drop fell at 1884 p, NJ,
and life was pronounced extinct seven
teen minutes later, His neck was broken
by the fall.
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Jay Eye See in q Wreck.

BELo1r, Wis, Sept. IA freight
train on the Racine and Southwestern
division of the Chicago, Milwaukee and
st. Paul road was ditched at Shirland,
Ills. Five cars were smashed, one of
which contained the race horses from
the j. ]. Case stables, Racine, including
the great Jay Eye See, but none Of the
horses were hurt.
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NEW CASES AND A DEATH,
Cholera Continues Its Deadly Work o,
Guaranteed Vessels.

Choiera Continues Its Deadly Work ON
Guaranteed Vessels.
NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-Two dead bod
yes, one from the Normannia and one
from the Rugia, were removed to
Swinburne island during the night. Ten
fresh cases are reported on board the
Eugia and three fresh cases on board
the Normannia. Two new cases were
removed from Hoffman island to the
hospitals This also includes cases of
the previous day. The only fresh re-
ports for the day are three new cases on
the Rugia and pnedeath on that steamer,
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1892-09-08
The Cook WAS AM Richt.

sDo you like the dinner. John?" anx-
iously inquired his wife. 81 cooked it
all by myself"
+ "Ye-es," said John, trying to be kind
and truthful at once, ''but I'm afraid,
dear, that there must be some misprints
in the cookbook you USE" Free Baptist.
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Lake Erie, it is said, produces more
fish to, the square mile than any body Of
water in the world. This is because of
the result of the good work done by the
fish commissioners,