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10 REVIVE IRON HALL
Plan3 on Foot for Resurrect
ing the Defunct Order.
RESERVE FUNDS TO BE POOLED
The 1,800 Loilera In tlio Country Hnvt
Over u Million l)nlliir, nnd If TliU Sum
Can He Utilized the Order tVIll 111
ItpiiruanlzetJ.
iNDlANArous, Aug. 29. The tletermin
ntion of tho vlsltlug members of the Iron
Hall to call a meeting of representative!
of all tho branches throughout the coun
try for Sept. 12, and endeavor to resur
rect the order, Is causing great aciivit)
among local members aud they generally
agree that something In the way of ordoi
may be brought out of the clmoi of af
fairs. There are 1,200 local branches, whicl
have reserve funds aggregating $1,300,
000. If this sum can bo utilized by the
new order it Is believed that it will be
maintained.-
O. B. Felbleman, who is nt the head ol
the movement in this city, said to-daj i
that he expected all the branches to bo I
represented either by creditod delegates
or by proxy, In the meeting, and the Ilrst
step will be in the direction of making
radical reforms in tho constitution.
If tho meeting agrees to continue the
order tho supremo officers will be form
ally deposed and new officers elected. Tlio
meeting will then usk the court to res
cind the soveral orders recently made and
restore tho property to tbo new order.
It is the purpose of local members to
present all tho facts relating to Somerby's
method's to the grand jury, which meets
one week from to-day, and ask that he bo
Indicted. One thousand two hundred
circular letters addressed to tho secretar
ies of the local branches were sent out to
day, and the projectors of the meeting
believe that nearly all will be represented.
PROCEEDINGS AT BOSTON.
Petition Filed rraylnjr that Iron Hall
moneys ltemaln fu the Slate.
Boston, Aug. 29. Joshua B. Stearns,
a member of local branch iU of the Order
of the Iron Hall, and other members ol
the organization have filed in tho Supreme
Court a petition asking the court to re-,
strain the officers and agents of the ordei ,
from removing any of tho assets from the
State, paying any money, transacting any ,
further business In this commonwealth
or withdrawing any assets from any per
sons or corporations with whom they art
deposited.
Tho court is also asked to appoint a re
ceiver to distribute tho assets among the
petitioners aud creditors of tho organiza
tion. It is stated that tho officers of branch
0-1, of Cnmbridgeport, havo more than
$10,000 as part of tho reserve fund, and
have also a part of the relief fund of the
corporation. The petitioners claim that
the corporation has become hopelessly in
solvent and utterly unable to meet Its
obligations to Its creditors.
BIG BET AT TEN TO SIX.
A New Yorker Reported to Have Placed
810,000 on John I
New Orleans, Aug. 29. The oity is
looking forward with marked eagerness
to the three fights of next month. 'The
visitors have not begun to arrive yet.
They are not expected until to-morrow,
but tho usual forerunners of largo assem
blages, the tramps and crooked gentry,
are dropping into town and are being ac
commodated with jail facilities as rapid
ly as possible.
Col. Robert H. Garrett, of the Queen
& Crescent route, says that tho represen
tatives of his line in Cincinnati are sell
ing fight tickets to the value of about
$500 a day.
The sale for tickets for the Sullivan
Corbett fight averages more than double
that for the other two fights combined.
The Q. & C. agents have sold more than
200 reserved seats for the Sulllvan-Cor-bett
fight and have sent to New Orleans
requesting the allotment of another 100
seats to accommodate the Cincinnati del
egation. Col. Garrett says that besides the regu
lar Sullivan excursion train from New
York, two other fight specials will run
Into the city over his route, One of these
will be run from Chicago to Cincinnati
over the Monon route and tho other will
start from Cincinnati.
Henry Lehman has received a letter
from Horry W. Donald, of the New York
Real Estate Exchange, in which ho was
informed that the Now Yorker had bet
$10,000 to $G,000 that Sullivan would de
feat Corbett.
Canoe Place Inn, Aug. 20, John L.
Sullivan is now down to 203 pounds in
weight. His exercises in the barn the
past few days havo been more severe
than usual, but he showed no distress.
Luhnurliere Compliments Gladstone,
London, Aug. 29. Henry Labouchore
has written n letter to Mr. Gladstono
complimenting him upon his chivalry in
accepting tha s,olo responsibility for tho
arrangement of tho Ministry. In this
letter Mr. Labouchero declurei his un
swerving loyalty to Mr. Gladstone, but
advises him not to permit the pressure
of the home rulers to swamp Radical
measures.
Mllley Will l'roseeuta the Cook.
Collinowood, Out., Aug. 29. Capt.
James Kldridgo of the yacht Wahpitl
says: "Georgo N. Shomln, a half broed
cook who spread the report that tho yacht
had been wrecked, was shipped at Mao
klnao Island and discharged hero tor
drunkenness." Mr. Sibley, who is in
Montreal, telegraphed Capt. Eldrldga to
prosecute Shomln and ho has placed the
matter in a lawyor'a hands.
AVI 1 1 Not Afl'eut Creditors.
London, Aug. 29. It is stated that tha
assets of the firm of Sir Titus Salt, Sons
& Co., are 2SU,OQ0 pounds oyer the liabil
ities. ' The Times, in Its IlimnciiU article,
says: "Tha wind up of the business of
Sir Titus Suit, Sons & Co. will nut ellect
tho creditors, but only the proprietors,
for whomgDiieral sympathy is felt.
Creditors Kiium to Compromise.
Doston, Mass., Aug. 29. The iifTalrt
of tho Printing Proas Exchange Company,
151 Congress street, with offices also at
95 Nassau Btreet, New York city, and 24
Doudenot street, Newark, N. J. , are to
be ventilated lu tha insolvency court, as
the creditors will not accept 20 cents cash
on the dollar, or 25 centa'iu notes.
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
,1 Powder
ABSQLUTEDT
ANOTHER TICKET IN THE FIELD.
SooinlUt-I.nW I'arty Klroli Candidates
for I'rriildout and Vloo-I'retldent.
New York, Aug. 29. At the National
convention of the Socialist-Labor party
yesterday, candidates for President and
Vice-President of tho United States wora
nominated. Representatives wero pres
ent from New Jersey. New York, Massa
chusetts, Pennsylvania, and Connecticut.
David Taylor of Boston was chairman
and Harry Glyn, of New York, secretary,
Simon Wing, of Boston, a tailor, was
unanimously nominated for Preslaont,
nnd Charles II. Matchett, a carponter, of
Brooklyn, for Vice-President.
The Socialist-Labor party will make a
big elfort to elect its nominees. Leaders
say that they expect to poll 100,000 votes
this year and elect their jwn President
fifty years hence.
Stnrni-IJuniUEed Voanelr Tamnd.
Gloucestjck, Uass. Aug. 20. Schooner
Governor Butler, from Grand Banks, ro
pOrts August 19th, encountered a hurri
cane from the east that lastoil twelve
hours. August 20th, passed a dismasted
ship, name unknown, about forty inllei
boutu of Sable Island. Saw several per
sons on board but the vessel mado no
Bignals of distress. The same afternoon
passed another ship with hor sails all
blown to pieces and tho crew la tha
rigging bending others.
Julia l'liillips Writes Home.
Lockport, N. Y., Aug. 29. -Julia Phil
Hps, whoso fate and whereabouts havo
been a mystery for several weeks, has
been hoard from. She writes from Chi
cago that she has been lying seriously ill
in a hospital In Chicago, and did not hear
of the reports of her death until a few
day's ago, when a friend found her and
Informed her. Sho says she will return
to her parents at soon as sho is able to
travel.
NEWS OF THE DAY.
John FItzpatrick was drowned whlla
bathing at tho foot of Pacific street,
Brooklyn, last night.
The headless body of a small child wai
found floating in Wilson Creek, a small
stream running through Rook City, iu
tho town of Milan, Dutchess county, N.
Y,, yesterday.
Alice M. Young, aged 23 years, com
mitted suicide at Altoona, Pa., last night
by shooting herself through the head.
Disappointment in lova was tho causa ot
her rash act.
Walter Wood, a boy awaiting trial in
the couuty tail at Newark, N. J., for
stealing bicycles, attempted sulcido by
taking laudanum Saturday night. ' Ilia
life was saved.
Au execution has been issued In Cam
den, N. J., against thoMerchautville Gas
light & Fuel Compauy to satisfy a judg
ment obtained by tho Now Jersey Trust
Company for $33,000.
The condition of Daniel Dougherty, who
i3 ill at Philadelphia, is very much im
proved to-day. Dr. Woods states that
his patient improves steadily, andthat
there is a fair chance for his recovery.
BASEBALL RESULTS. ' 4
ilaltlmore Loses to Cincinnati, and Ht.
Louis to Washlucton.
AT CINCINNATI. J
Cincinnati. 8; Ilaltlmore, 3.
Uuttcries-Dwyer and Vaughn; MoMahon
and Kobiosoo.
AT ST. LOUIS.
St. Louis, U; Wosliinnrton, 4,
llattorics Haw to and Urljjss, KUlon and
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Washington, I). O., Aug. S9. For Eastern
Now York, l!astorn l'unuayltHiilu an J Now
Joreoyi Fair, preoeded by showers. 111 East
ern Pennsylvania, cooler, followed by rising
temperature, uorthwostorly winds.
For Wostorn New York and Western Form,
tylvaulai Generally fair weathor, slightly
wurmcr, northwesterly windi
For Now KnuUuiJ: Showers; flouring, war
mer, southeasterly winds.
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Searching fur Other Victims nfthe Wuos.
tr Street, New York, Fire.
New York, Aug. 20. The search for
the body of ClRra Moroy, who was em
ployed by R. A. Wagner, a tenant of one
of tho buildings which fell In the Wooster
fire Saturday, was continued throngout
tho night, but without result, and thero
is now no doubt that she perished iu ths
flames.
A force of 120 men are now at work
clearing away the debris and searching
for other victims, and it is probable tho
work will bo completed by to-night.
Of the persons injured in the fire all
are doing well und tho doctors extend
hope for their ultimate recovery.
Tho injured are Morris Stack, fireman,
skull fractured, left leg broken and In
jured Internally.
George Winters, fireman, crushed under
a falling wall.
W. D. Ferry, bruised about the head
and body.
Mary Gunnizzo, arms badly-burned.
Jacob Lewesser, fireman, badly injured
about the head.
William McCroy, fireman, slightly In
jured. Fireman Uussoy, slightly Injured.
GRANGERS AT CARLISLE.
aiaujr DUtlnutiUhed Speakers Will be
1'rrsi-nt Durlnc the Week.
Caslisle, Pa., Aug. 29. Tha 19th
annual exhibition of the Grangers, of tho
United States, nnd tholr fnmllfbs, was
formally opened this morning. Tho open
ing address was delivered by Hon. Leon
ard Rhone, who is at the head of tha
Grange in this State.
Letters from President Ilnrrison and
Ex-Prcsident Cleveland have been receiv
ed saying that they will bo unablo to at
tend. General James B. Weaver, candi
date of the Labor Party, has written
Manager Thomas that he will address tho
farmers Friday.
The other speakers will bo Attorney
Genoral Hensel, Adjt.-Gen. Greenland,
Lieut.-Gov. Watres, Oon. Gobln, Col.
Stewart, Gen. Hastings and Congressmen
and members of the Legislature.
It is estimated that 200,000 people will
be here during tha week.
UNCLE SAM WILL SPEAK.
The Seizure of the Caracas' l'asseneers
May C.ill IrorlH Vigorous Action,
"Washington, Aug. 29. The State De
partment officials uwalt with no little in
terest tho official report of Minister
Scruggs apropos of tho recent arrest of
the six political refugees on board the
American merchant vessel Caracas lu tho
harbor of Puerto Cabollo.
It Is only on extraordinary occasions
that the State Department has recourse
to tho cable, and Minister Scruggs' state
ment of tho affair will thereforo bo re
ceived through the medium of tho mails.
Secretary Foster has not said anything
on the subject, but several officials ox
pressed their gratification on the vigorous
protests which both Minister Scruggs aud
Consul Reilly made against tho seizure of
the six Venezuelans after they had sought
the protection of the American flag.
If Mr. Scruggs' report confirms tho
statement that the only charge against
tho gentlemen arrested was that they are
politital offenders, this Government will
act promptly. In tho Garrundai case
President Harrison took the ground that
political refugees who had sought an asy
lum on board any American vessel should
not be delivered to the authorities of the
Government under whom they had pre
viously resided.
Tho failure of Mr, Mizner, who was our
diplomatic representative, at Guatemala
at tho time, anil of Commander lieiter, of
the United States steamer Hanger, prop
erly to protect Gen. Ilarrundla, led to tha
dismissal of tho Minister and to tho re
primanding of tho naval officer aud his
suspension from duty for ono year.
As Qeu. Barrundla was dead thero was
nothing further that President Harrison
could do in the matter, but so far as tho
dereliction of our diplomatic nnd naval
lepresentatlvea was concerned the pun
ishment was both prompt and severo.
It will probably be some weeks before
conclusive action regarding the affair
will havo beon taken. A vast deal of
correspondence will pass in tho mean
time bctwoen the two countries nml diplo
matic correspondence ia proverbially
slow.
Heath of Ilrlc-eu. lilauvelt.,
Mount Pleasant, N. Y., Aug. 29.
Brig.-Uun. James P. lilauvelt, of Nyaok,
died last night of paralybis at tho Cock
bum House, Mount Ploasaut, in the Cats
kills, where ho was spending the summer
with his family. He was Commander of
the 7th Brigade, N. G. S. N. Y., ex
Mayor of Nyaok, oi-presidont of the
North Itlvnr Steamboat Company and
vice-president of tho NyackEleotrlo Light
nnd Power Compim?. Ho was considered
one of the largest insurance agents in
New York State and held many positions
of trust uud honor.
Comlulttul Suicide at Sea.
New Voiik, Aug. 20. Captain Weth
erell, of tlio Btwimslilp El Calleo, roports
that on July 2ft his chief engineer, Mr,
J. & Turner, was lniueil. The ship was
beaichwl, hut no trace of lilm beliiK found
it is supposed he committed suicide, as
he had been acting strangely for boino
time. The atbip waa turned and steamed
back for some miles. No trace ot htm
being found tntty resumed their course.
Cliluuso Diplomats liumutn tuWaslilnctim
Omaha, Neb., Aug. 80. Chung Tal
Chou aud Chung Hln of San Francisco,
members of the Chinese lejutluu were in
Uinnha yesterday. The two gentleman
are on their way to Washington where
they go hoping to securo gome modiiica
tions of the Chinese Itegistration bill
passed at tho last session of Congress.
They state that it will work a great in
justice to tholr countrymen It Its provis
ions ara carried nut.
DAILY GROWING WORSE
The Cholera Epidemic at Ham.
burg Causes Gravest Alarm.
BERLIN FREE FROM THE DISEASE.
The Number of New Cases Itoported Kaeh
Day Will He Published ilany Mora
Victims at St. Petersburg Precautions
AIiiiii; tho Canadian llorder ltluld In
spection of Vessels at New York A
Scare In the Metropolis.
Hambcro, Aug, 29. The number of
fresh cases of cholera on Saturday was
409; the number of deaths, 107. Returns
for yesterday show there wero 510 fresh
cases. The number of deaths has not yet
been ascertained. The mortality from
cholera has raised the number of funerals
dally from au averuge of 85 to ono of
1120.
Tho city Is not yet panic-stricken, bi't
tho presence of the plague is apparent
everywhere. Tho usual Sunday excur
sions wero abandoned. No excursion
trains were run, and tho steamers which
usually take out parties lay Idle at tlio
docks.
Theaters, circuses and music halts
were empty. Most merchants, aud shop
keepers still stick to their business, but
to-morrow may see trade practically sus
pended and the men who constitute tho
business world here leaving with their
families for other parts of Germany.
Tho persons of wealth and no regular
occupation havo gone already to Rostock,
Insbeck and Flensburg and other seaside
resorts. Dissatisfaction with the meas
ures adopted by tho sanitary authorities
and with their policy of trying to hold
back tho worst news is largely responsi
ble for tho growing unrest which may
culminate almost at any hour In a panic.
The salo of fruit iu tho city has become
a dead branch of trade. Dealers who sell
Southern fruits find their stocks practi
cally a total loss.
The funerals which take place con
stantly are conducted without the usual
ostentation. Not moro than two or three
carriages follow a hearse, and In many
caies the body is taken to tho grave with
out a friend or relative to accompany it.
Tho services are limited to a prayer, or at
most to a prayer and hymn. This sim
plicity of ceremony is the result of tho re
peated warm. t of the sanitary authori
ties and priv. le physicians.
The Humliui' : t-nuto has requested an
extra credit of 'J. 000. 000 marks for medi-
! cal purposes.
In Altona, just below here, there have
been 47 frosh cas.es to-day nnd 19 deaths.
RIGID INSPECTION AT NEW YORK-
IS'othlngSusirlt'lous Vet Discovered on the
Vessels Kxamlned.
New YonK, Aug. 2U. The steamship
Sorrento, from Hamburg, arrived hero
yesterday. Sho was subjected to a closo
inspection beforo sho was allowed to pro
ceed from Quarantine. No caso of a con
tagious disease was found aboard. Tha
Servia also had a thorough Inspection,
but nothing suspicious was found.
If a case of cholera is found on any of
tho ships all vessels will be detained nnd
a thorough system of Isolation established.
It is believed that the present cholera
I tv ill arouse tho authorities in Halifax and
Novn Scotia to a better system of quaran
tine. The last time tho cholera epidemic
struck New York it came by way of New
Orleans, while the harbor was vigilantly
watched.
There Is every probability that the im
migrant traffic will be suspended if tho
disease spreads much further, as everyday
brings the scourge nearer to Now York.
The first step has been taken by tho
Hamburg-American line which announces
that it has decided to suspend its immi
grant traffic between tho home ports and
New York until danger is over. This
was done on tho advice of tho health board.
Several ships belonging to this company
are now on the way here, some of them
bringing passengers from the cholera
districts. Among these are Moravia, due
here on August 31; the Nourmannla, due
next Saturday, aud the Rugia, which is
duo on the same day.
Tho Nourmannla was reported as
having arrived Saturday in Loudon, which
port sho left after taking passengers and
malls on board wltout any inspection
from the health officers.
VIGILANCE AT LON DON.
No Case or Genuine Cholera Known to
Kxlst There. i
London, Aug. 29. Tho officers of tho
Local Government Board are showing the
greatest dilligenco in performing their
duty in regard to koepiug tho cholera out
of England as far as possible. They all
remain at their posts until lato at night,
receiving reports and Issuing orders.
High sanitary authorities aro consulted
constantly, nnd every precaution taken
that can bo suggested by experience or
science.
As yet no case of genuine cholera Is
known to exist in London. It is believed
that two geniilno cases ot Ablatio cholera
havo appeared in Ulasgow.
l'recatitlous Alutiff Cunaila's Ituriler.
Washington, Aug. 29. In reply to an
inquiry ns to what measures would be
taken to prevent the Importation of
' cholera from Canada, Assistant Secretary
of the Treasury Spalding stated that the
provisions of the department circular re
garding tho disinfection of baggage of
emigrants would be enforced along the
Canadian frontier. He also stated that tho
Burgeon-General of tho Marino Hospital
i-ervico had taken steps for the upnoint
inent of medical inspectors at tho dilTer
eut ports along tho border.
To KnfurcV Oiiar.tntlii lleciiiatlont.
Washington, Aug. 89. Orders havo
been tent from tho Treasury Department
to tho revenue cutter W iuoua, now at
Nuwbern, S. C, to proceed immediately
to Delaware, Itreakwator to assist in the
enforcement ot the quarantine regula
tions. Secretary Foster ot tlio Treasury
Department requested the Navy Depart
ment to asaigu a vessel to the Marino
Hospital Service for use in enfurcinic tho
quarantine regulations in Hampton Itoads
uud vioinity.
On the Alsrt In Coustantlnople.
CoNsiTANTiNOi'i.K, Aug. 20. lly order
ot the Sultan all ferries and, in fact, all
communication with Natolia and Northern
I'emia has been suspended. Quarantine
Is iuipowd on nil caravans and travelers
from Southern Fersia. The last enruvuu
that set out from these parta lost forty
sereu ineinberii on the journey.
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IN CHILDREN
For over two years my little girl's life
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The discharge from tlie nose was large,
constant and very offensive. Her eyes
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very painful. After trying various reme
dies, I gave her The first bot
tle seemed to EatcSSa aggravate the
disease, but the symptoms soon abated,
and in a short time she was cured.
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