Show THE DESTROYER black cholera holds ills deadly grasp i i A REAL CASE ITS NEW JERSEY typhoid is in new jersey and yellow fever is on the of texas cholera does not abate III spain the hori elble disease spreads in marseilles the dread average of deaths la till main ills true asiatic cholera has appeared in new jersey the cholera has reached gibraltar typhoid is in yew jersey officers are tent from washington to aee 11 yellow fever Is on the texas frontier by western aind prea to the THE GHASTLY RECORD chero ii no AUte mentin the baratti of cholar abroad MADRID aug 15 there were 4 new cases of cholera and 1840 deaths yesterday throughout spain WORSE aug 15 weis deaths from cholera d aring the past 24 hours ended at noon today to day REACHED GIBRALTAR aug 15 The of cholera spanish was officially declared today to day and the disease is spreading there were 4 deaths here today to day from cholera traced to infection contracted on spanish coil A deputation waited apon the governor of gibraltar today to day and requested him to shut off communication with spain this he refused to do the panic increases hourly and the exodus grows correspondingly the populace is greatly discontented over the conduct of tho military authorities in refusing to adopt necessary precautions against the introduction of cholera from other countries IT IS HERE cholera ii to b la camden new jeney philadelphia aug 14 tho people of camden N J are considerably alarmed oyer to have been a death from cholera alie coroner who Is also a cian was notified yesterday morning that margaret kealy a young irish domestic on the farm of edward P hunt at white had died suddenly on wednesday evening arriving there at noon the coroner found the body in an advanced stage of decomposition so offensive was it eliat it had become necessary to remove it to an open shan on investigating ti the case coroner beale fo und that the dead girl had come from ireland two weeks ago her brother michael kealy of philadelphia had obtained a place for her with farmer hunt ten day before she died on wednesday evening at miss kealy was taken suddenly and violently ill and vomited continually until she died an hour and a half afterwards the coroner gave a of congestion of the brain due to cholera borbus and the body was taken to an undertakers in philadelphia and was to be buried at once the house and corpse were thoroughly disinfected dis infected coroner beale afterward continued his inmei and found the symptoms were identical with those of asiatic cholera dr bowman shivers at haddonfield Had donfield who was called in to attend the girl did not arrive until after ber death but he is also of the it is a case of truo chal era A rigid Is being made b y dr beale codetermine to the character of the disease typhonia fayr NEW YORK aug 15 typhoid fever has made its appearance ip the new jersey asylum for the insane at morris plains and a dozen persona are prostrated pro stated with the disease which id supposed to have originated in bad drainage yellow atter aue 14 officers of the marine hospital service have been ordered to vit the cities of tampico and bagdad mexico near the texan frontier to the reports that yellow fever prevails in those cities Pre cantlen in barig parig aug 15 stringent measures are being taken to keep cholera away from thia city travelers from tho south are quarantined and lie streets are cleaned every night akin ff th brath aug 15 Ehe Paris national ohp arut journal to announce the appearance pe arance of cholera at marseilles jn abiata that the number of deaths that havo from the disease is still much underrated A connuli Con auli report i washington august states consul mason at marseilles in a cablegram to the secretary of state today says tho cholera it that place is asiatic and very fatal the beatka number forty daily the disease is spreading to the interior brittia execution of pla aug 15 la Rochefort 8 will tomorrow to morrow publish a letter which it ia alleged will prove that oliver pain the frenchman who W wilted to be the military adviser of el maedl wa executed at the instance of british officials in egypt abia letter will say that the british put a price on pains head and that he was tracked and arrested then summarily executed by order ofa staff of the english roy att the alm botlley were in war against el maedl insurance Ini urance abenti cincinnati aug ll 11 l L of interest to insurance rendered in the united states circuit court today to day by justice matthews in a suit brought by the fire assoni aaion of philadelphian Philadel phial against john II 11 law co insurance agents of thi arity for money due in answer and cross petition law co stated eliat they were until recently general amenta of Philadelphia the company for the states of ohio indiana west virginia and a portion of kentucky and that in they had established a valuable business in this territory which tha fire association threatened to destroy they there fore raised the qu est ionas to cheth er arthey they could be disturbed in the possession of the good ulland business represented by sub agencies that established by the recent action odthe association in requesting sub agencies to direct with the home instead of through tho cincinnati house as formerly justice matthews decided that law co could recover damages against the fire association ito more society duty washington aug 14 an order similar to that recently issued by secretary endicott will shortly be sent out from the navy department the navy regulations require that officers shall serve three years at sea and three bearson ye arson shore returning at the end of the latter period to sea duty complaint has been made by some officers that they did not receive their full term on shore to remedy such evils as may exist two officers one from the line and one from the staff will probably be detailed at an early date to keep a record showing the kind of work the officers are employed at and the leng time they have been en when three years shore duty have elapsed the officers will be sent to sea maxwell journey DENVER august 14 the tribune las vegas special sas maxwell passed through here today on a st louis sleeper he by a reporter but refused to yield anything new touching the case it is said that he is hourly growing more nervous aa he nears his destination he will arrive in st louis on sunday morning at nigh the prisoner is chained in his berth others diee tie is not ironed A blast at hellgate Hell Gate i washington aug 14 general newton chief of engineers in bis annual report on the removal of obstructions jn hell gateney Gate New york harbor speaks of tunneling the reef and drilling bolcs for the great blast the charging of the gioles was commenced during the month of july andrit is expected thatis will be completed about october at which time the blast will tie ared the ex 1 plosives plo used will be about pounds of rock powder and about pounds of dynamite no 1 about copper cartridges will be used ranging from 22 inches long thick sending goh SAN august 14 abo government continues to ship gold from here bast it lias shipped this week up to to dav as follows tuesday wednes day thursday friday to day the shipments were made by mailin leather trunks of Inte reit to hollister Holli ater washington aug 14 first comptroller durham baa given bis decision that under the act of march ard 3rd 1885 making an appropriation for alie collection of internal revenue that the bureau arc only entitled to a per diem of 3 in lieu of subsistence while traveling and away from homo on duty and are not entitled to that when at home ALotA Wedding LONDON aug 15 lord chief justice coleridge was married thia afternoon to an american lady named amy augusta jackson lawford the wedding ceremonies conducted privately priya tely and a special license was granted that tho mar rage could take place at any time of day that the parties wished connecting war doroti LONDON aug 15 the government will utilize the material intended for the shakim and berber kail way in connecting the forts at chatham portsmouth and plymouth which will also be connected with he great railway lines in order to provide ready transportation for troops in case of necessity |