The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-07-24
TELEGRAP IIC
Cholera.

Alexandria. 22.-The sani'a-y COM
mission has decided tAst sli passengers
must undergo medical exsminatio7
before leaving Egypt. The commission
is considering permanent sanitary meas
ures to be enforced against vessels arfiv-
ing at Egyptian ports from Bombay.
Deaths from cholera en- Saturday Isl, in
Cairo and subeLbs, SO at Mansursh, II at
Samanoud. &c al Mehslas, 13 at Chibin.
% at ChobsTat, 6 at MeLsoleah, besides
"a in six vii .ia2es.
All business and agriculture is sus-
pended, cCsiom3 receipts are decreasing.
Two months delay in legal judgments is
granted In tbe inferior, randerpest is
worse, natives continuing to eat diseased
neat. Cholers has appeared at Daman.
hoar where crowds of people who pass
through the Gordon are collected together
and bad lodged and fed.
Cairo, p "A sanitary commission,
General Sir Evelyn Wood, Baker Pasha
and General Stephenson, will be formed
Immediately. Inhabitants Of the most
infected portion Of Bulah were sent to
Turah, ten mites up the Nile, and their
houses burned Officials of The depart
ment state that the Domains have been
re owed to Helouan, a few miles fur
thar up TIE Nile, where they are en-.
camped q great quantity Of tar is
burned n Cairo every night.
Simla, "a doctor with forty assist
arts has been ordered to proceed from
India TO Egypt.
London, The returns of mortality
from cholera in Egypt differ widely, a
dispatch 10 Reuters company s,stes tho
numbsr OF deaths at Cairo and suburbs
| in the teenly-fouc hours ending at
this NOR ming as Az, Ghizsh GO, Cblbin
| $50. The English government will dis
patch twelve doctors. who are experts II
cholera, to Egypt tomorrow.
Cairo, 22.>-0ne thousand FIVE hundred
inhs bisauts of Buttsk removed up the
! Nile and owners burned their houses.
| They will be indemnifed. Natives Cp-
pose the removal Of patients to bospitsls.
The disease is very sudden in its effects.
People frequently fall dead in the streets.
The epidemic is spreading nortAward, as
we'll as southwark.
The disease is spreading everywhere,
and the mortality increases hourly. The
| erection of houses st Bulsk is ordered by
the native ministers. The inhabitants
| suddenly driven out Of their BONES by
the police during Friday end Saturday
nights were huddled on beard barges.
Hundreds Of them evaded the police and
fed TO the centre OF the city takiog with
them their filthy bedding rags Eight
hundred Of them landed ct Larsh to-day.
General Woods troop compelled Others
to return. Since then there has been q
case of cholera among General Wood's
forces at Turah. The deaths at Cairo
really numbered 48l, between 8s.m. and
6 pm. on Sunday, besides fsarf1l NOR
tality among Egyp ian artillery and ma
tives of Abbaseys. British officers have
10 bury The dead.
Alexandria, 23.-Tbe reports OF ties bis
on Sunday from cholera are as folloWs:
At Diamitta II, Msnsourah 10, SAinan-
ond %, Tantah IL, Cnobar II, Chibio
33. at nine other places 70. There were
295 deaths from iha dise9sa y: Cairo
during the sams time.
Galveston, 22.-The NeiOS this morn.
ing publishes clipping from the Tx
Republics, published at The cisy OF Mex,
leo, as follows: Chnler4 hss made i'll
appearance ct San Donisco Del Mar
Oax0cO.
London, % "A serious outbreak 0
cholera is expected at BON Cay.