Evening journal., 1893-07-11
EARLY NEWS SUMMARY.
Arrival at Philadelphia of a
Bark From Scourged Santos.
BUT ONE sURVIVOR-THE CAPTAIN

Whole Quaker City Family Poisoned.
Banbergor. the Murderer of the
I1rIders, is Now Safe in JaiI-Governor
Tnman Says tho Legislature VIII ''set
Down On Judge Hudson"
The Drigantine Odorilla. which left
Philadelphia sixteen months ago for
Santos, Brazil. returned TO this port yes
terday, with only one survivor Of the
original crew-her captain, John Hol
land Yellow fever and smallpox were
raging in Santos when the vessel reached
there on May % and all Of the crew ex
cept Captain Holland died Of yellow
fever The voyage was very profitable,
however. Under the terms of her char
ter she was entitled 10 demurrRge Of
$40 per day for delay beyond a certain
date and this amounted to $l5, O00 which
was paid.
sad Poisoning Case In Philadelphia.
Mrs Gertrude Miles, wife Of Frederick
b. Miles, of Bement q Miles. machinists,
died yesterday from poison contained in
Bavafian cream prepared by her cook
The family have been living at Bay
head, N. j. On Friday they had the
cream at dinner, and Mrs. Miles, one
daughter, one son and three servants
we're made IN by it Mr.. Miles was
away from home and one daughter did
not eat any of the cream. Mrs Miles
who had partly recovered, was again
taken sick on Saturday night and died
after great suffering yesterday Her
daughter and the cook are In a danger
GUS condition and the others are seriously
i'll. The doctors attribute the poisoning
TO a chemical change in the milk. Mr.
Miles is brother Of Mrs. Dr. + Il
Chatard, of 5l6 Park avenue, Baltimore
That south Carolina Liquor Law.
Judge Hudson's decision concerning
the South Carolina liquor law declares
| that the government cannot become sole
proprietor or co-partner in any of the
usual known branches Of trade Gov
ernor Tillman differs with the Judge, and
says the Legislature will 'set down on
him"
A Meeting Of Levee Boards.
Governor Foster, Of Louisiana, has
called meeting of the levee boards Of
Louisiana. Arkansas and Mississippi and
charge the levees in the Mississippi
Valley, July l2, at Baton Rouge
Murderer Bamberger In Jail.
Albert Bamberger. who killed Benia
min Kreider, his wife and four children
at Cando. n d, was arrested in Mani
toba, and has been placed in the DEVILS
Lake, N D. Jail.
Cleveland Again Goes Fishing.
President Cleveland. accompanied by
Colonel Lamont and DR. Bryant, went
fishing in the Presidents catboat, the
Ruth Mr. Cleveland, upon his return
showed no signs of rheumatism.
Dr. Kempster Reports Miserable Quar-
nntine Conditions.
DR.. Walter Kempster, in his report to
the government upon his Investigations
Of cholera in Europe, dwells on the
miserable quarantine conditions In force
at the continental seaports.
Shotgun ana Pistols His Defense.
James Murphy locked himself up in
a factory at No 1924 % Lombard street
five months ago. and for the last two
weeks he has 1eied the officers Of the
law to oust him. He has shotgun and
two pistols.
Amendment TO Home Rule Bill Defeated.
An amendment TO Clause OF the
Home Rule bill offered by John Redmond.
which provided for the representation of
the Irish members in Parliament without
reduction in number, was defeated by a
vote Of 2s0 TO 266 in the House of Com,
mons On other amendments being
offered Gladstone moved closure and II
was passed.
Loan and Mercantile Agency Company
Fails.
The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile
Agency Company, with Offices in London,
and with a capital Of $22, 600, 600 has
failed
The Oh oiera Plague at Mecca.
The number of deaths from cholera in
Mecca Is said TO be double that officials
reported, ard in consequence there are
scenes of horror in the city and nearby
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