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THE CHOLERA REPORT.
Ravages of the Cholera on Ship with XII
Crims Aboard.

Jnndop October 19.-Seaman jenkins, OF
the steamer Etna which has arrived at o"ail-
sea recites a terrible tale OF the EXPERIENCES
of that vessel in transporting pilgrims, VINO
had been to Mecca, back to Morocco. He sald
that the pilgrims on the ship were so nuIner-
Gus as to crowd the vessels accommodations
to the utmost, and that they We're all IN a
filthy condition. Not only the hold, put the
decks swarmed with the worShlpefS, anu
he gives au awful account Of the sickness ana
mortality that occurred during the trip. Ac-
cordlng to his story, The deaths from cholera
among the pilgrims amounted to forty daily.
The corpseS were not only disposed OF in
the usual way, but We're suspended by ropes
from the sides of the vessel, where they hung,
rotting and sinking until the vessels arrival
at port. This remarkable proceeding was
owing to the Mohammedan aversion to being
buried 1T sea. In addition To the mortalty
among the pilgrims, the chief mate ana SIX
s,amen died during the passage.
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Outraged and Then Murdered.

Chattanooga, Tenn. October 22-Friday
evening near Pikeville, thirty miles north
Of here. an orphan girl, Miss Rosa Boring,
was found dead in secluded spot, with
her throat cut from ear to ear
An examination showed that she had
been outraged before being murdered
Suspicion fastened upon Il onc-eyed negro
named John Gamble alias Pete Cooper. A
posse Immediately started in search of the
negro.
A dispatch tonight to The Times saws:
THE negro. Gamble, was arrested this
morning, charged with the murder of Miss
Boring. and made complete confession.
He says that after violating her person.
he cut her throat because she told him she
would inform on him. This afternoon n
mob of Infatuated citizens forcibly took
Gamble from the officers and strung him
lid to a tree few wards from the scene
of his double crime"
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y,etVepn the Ceiling md Roof.

Birmingham, Ala, October 22-(Special.)
This morning at half after o'clock many
citizens in Birmingham were aroused by
loud and terrific explosion. Windows rat
tied and many surmised an earthquake. It
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J. IL. Palmer, Tennille Gal herewith ac-
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OUR OWN COLUMN.

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An Encineer Suicides.

Cincinnati: O., October 19.--Frank S. Evans,
engineer of the Ohio aud Mississippi railroad,
committed suicide this morning at Ludlow,
by taking laudanum and shoot.n$ himself With
Il piSrol. The cause is thought 10 De depfes'
SION over debt.
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J. ii. Campbell, Alderman. Mss.-Yours OF
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Nad) Dem StapeGanf.
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SdmiOt befaub il9 tm ;luelten StOd uuo
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aus mr. Siilte.
Die Boli;iten lIeranoer, Surnet, SoneS
uno SobbiuS eIlten berbel uno maften bon
ibren Ruiippeln ben aus3lebi9lten @ebraub,
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iie iepeufauS eln9el4ia9en noroeu. Die
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bic Sleloer pareu bsi1muer unO Serriiieu,
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BEN rptben S9peiB uuiSufausen. gtntiir=
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men, oa ciei. Hcrpoies uber Oem Sect tie.
ben. SIN uebrigeu prr!iei bic @rturhon
obn. ieOe peitere Storuns; iie miro SieIeu
uo9 auf BOden i'm Ssii4te utSuleen isln.
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@ermtid,te telearaphtfne 0epeld1et.

- Sel Nort Tee, N.'J., THVT AeIetN CHIC
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GarofnaI Sibbons uno Die Sonn=
tassfrnee auf Der 2ScIt IusE
ifeIlut,n.

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Giu oicbijd,er 0oftbeamter entlarpt.

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Srau Siders 9eforbe -
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rbemalts
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belauien.
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ca. $3.50. Der geammte Serlult ut oHr0
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murOe Ourd ein Eeuer Elm SaaoeH uOn S75
auaeridltet.
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(slas unTerer seitriaen =. Observation-Disclosures.
ssoatc ieimen Sr,,Ser ra3en.

SheIbputlte, Suo., IL. 3uut. -
Babe 6amtns, Der Hotoride 9elperaoo,
iiberfteI geilsru nit 80 Sewufiueten Die hle'
iige Staot, I'M ben Sob ieines por eInem
Sabre bier gelpndtea SruoerS Charles
Sawfus Su rad]eu. Ser 2egtere mar auI.
9etuiipit wOroeu, neil er ben Staotmarltau
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9anDe geiteru ben ST. SdJeriff Dlc9on9au
trGf, grtif lie TIN OIL uuo rlttete tbn burn
6uBtritte, Nteneritife uuO SdlId9e tur9t-
bar III.
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unO Die ; eiperaOOs Seritreuten. paptlns
mur0e oanu ieitgeuommen uub entgtng nur
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elnem YOruerh0r lteute er $4,000 Surgldatt
uuo entIernte id oaun uUter Seoedun9 leI=
ner 8anoe. Seine 6ruu war nit lbm bier
her gefOmmen, Hr0 nabnl, nit einem Ytel'
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Grtranfte t6rc siuct &tnoer 1ttto ft6b
feLbIt.

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Ielbit i'm 8ufege. Gree. Ste uar i'll 6olge
bduSlideu lIuirieoeu8 geiIte5geitort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-13
Gin sa,npier in Nlamure,,.

9 B 9 0, II. SNNI.- GIN UIeNHeN'
Der 9ampier III aui benz Yiid)tgans ( ee,
pter Dieilen uou GuuHiton, geIhtet poroen.
Diebrere 8emorqueure wurDen lhm 81 piite
geidlidt. @tau 1iirtltet, oaB oas 0ohrieu9
elner Der I'M 2auie OeS &ayeS oon bier abs
gegaugeuer Grturfon8oumpfer lit.
ISpater.l - Der III 9teOe ilebenoe DAM
pier 1T Der nWuStegou" pom Der pGooorldl'
2iuie." Sollte Oa5 6eueEeug gebranHt ba'
ben, 10 iaasu 2eute am llier aus, oaHH nlIlle
eS d)ueu gel0idDt moroeu leln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-13
GuropdiGC6e Tu6e(6eriC6te.
Gius ofttsteue GrFIarans dber &aGuotn's

8erIin, II. 9unl.-@ine Ofii3ielle grs
fldruua 1T uegId)eoeueu 3eituugss &orres
pouOenteu iiber SalnOtg's fiirSli6e 3wel
Nebeu uuO Die SeIieruug in ben 8eSlebuu.
gen smiIbeu Seitrett uuo lngarn sema6t.
0leier grtldruug Sufolge, ,sltlrelbt Die 0Itret'
dildle 8egleruHg Die Nuibeiierun9 tbrer Be
;lebuuqeu Al JtuBlanO benz pom SanSler
&upriu i'll Yetersburs auS9eubten sinItigeu
@iufluB 6u.
Sefreld if uitt Der 2luiidt, uub aud
@raf Sauofp duBerte nia)t Die anittt, oaB
cine SeritGrfung Der oeutdeu 4rmee uu>
u0thia iei. - Dian alaubt I'M Gegeutbeile,
baB 0eutlhlaub, fal5 eS fart geuug bIels
ben Mil, um ieiueu 8erbiinoeteu iolt)e
ero6e 0leuii. inl Sutereiie be5 6rIeoenS AZ
Ieilteu, pie es i'm porllegeueeu Safe iu
@unlen Seitr.it) .llngaru's gciaap, cine
fdrtere DltlitGrmadt brau1t, aIs es seseu'
wdrttg bergt.
gfur Elm 9tautens petter.
Yarts, IL. SuHI.-Albert Uerrp rpurbe
beute als yia9folger oes oerltorbenen S.s
natsprGIOenteu Sules Serrp gum SeuatOr
fir Oas 9epartement Der So9eieu erwGhlt.
Gem @e9encauoiDat mar Charles Serrp,
ein Sruber oeS Serito.beuen- Der erfOlg.
reid)e @auoiDat if nit Der 6amlIie slnes
SOr9Gu9eES nldt uerpanot.
Seihwerocn Der irIidbrn Snnanttter.
2ou II, II. SUM. - Yer 0pHamtter
Sames 9iIbert, meldler tiirjltt inter benz
Sormauoe, oaB er tranf uuo Dem Sooe nabe
lei, aus oem Yortlauo.9 9efdugnlhe entlafeu
muroe, id]lffte ilt geltern III S0utbamptOH
auI Dem 2anlpier p@beiter" pom Der amerl.
fQnldeu 2nle uad 9iewsDorf Elm. 0rei
Aer;te beld)elni9ten, oaB Die Seereiie mabrs
i1sinlib ieiH Geben uerldugern werOe.
@rlbert agte seferu III elner llnterreouu9.
er beabiiftI9e, bic QuTmerEiamfett Der ame'
rifaniiAen &egIerun9 auf bic traurlge Sage
Der IN BOrtlauo eingeferferteu Srlt 4merl.
fauer su lenten. Gallagher iel boiiuungss
los mahnilnuig 9eDoroeu, uno 9aIp ile6e
lauglam oablu. AnDere polltildr @eian=
gene eieu nahe oaran, bem 9Sabnftnn Su
perialeu. @r ielbit babe mdbreuo 0es leB=
ten Sabres ledls Dtouate i'm 9efGn9niB.
,SopItal uerbru9t.
Surie 2abeIoepeideu.
- Cine 9epeld)e uoH StOdholm ;sigt an,
oaB bic Bcden III 9otbeuburg INNER uetter
nm fi6 grcIieu. Snuerbalb Der Iesteu 2Soz
DE erlogen bort SO PerloneH Der Seu6e.
- Der smlideu southampton uuo oe1
Sapfaot jnbreuee brluid)e 6ra6toamp1er
y0urbau" iit ami elmer 8lippe uuhe @uimar,
Eenerlfia, eIner Der Sauarlen Snleln, auts
eelaufen. Selne Yaoun9 mlro OUrd 2ldlters
l9ltie gel0it)t.
- 0a5 Hettreuuen um ben p@rano Brig
be Garis" fano geitern IN Bars iialt uno
muroe BON u. be Sdidler's yRa9otstp" ges
mouneu.