Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-28

Some Local Cases Reported In
London and Elsewhere.
AMERICAN CONSUL oNTHE LOOKOUT.
The Fearful Death Roll in Egypt-Precau-
tons Being Taken to Prevent Its
Spread - Other Matters
From Abroad.

LONDON, July 27.-An individual in the
London docks who, it is said, has the chol-
era, was taken Wednesday. A case Of sup
posed cholera reported from Wales, oc.
CURED at Llanfyllin, and resulted in death
twentyfour hours after the victim was
attacked Another case supposed to
have been cholera happened at Ken
sington few days ago. The
victim, who was drunkard.
died two hours after taken i'll. The Off.
Of the Local Government Board do not be-
lieye that isolated cases imply an out
break of Asiatic cholera. Several deaths
occur from disease in London weekly at
this season. at The year, ghich are classified
as cholera, but which are difficult to dis
tipguish from aggravated diarrhea. There
have been several hundred cases OF the
latter disease weekly this summer, which
is in excess OF the average.
simple Cholera.
LONDON, July 27.-Sir Charles Dixie, Pres
ldent of the Local Government Board,
while replying in Commons this afternoon
to Sir Stafford Northcote, said that in the
last fortnight there have been three sus.
picious cases of sickness in England which
were declared TO be cholera. There is no
Asiatic cholera, he said in England or in
Europe. The deaths from simple cholera
in England this year, he stated, will not
reach the ordinary average. Last week the
number was only half OF the usual average.
Cross, Under Secretary for India, stated
that ! ,l6l deaths from cholera occurred in
the bombay Presidency during the first
week in June.
LoNpoy, July 27.-It is officially reported
that the total number of deaths from chol.
era in the British army, in Egypt, up to
date is 2j.
American Consul on the Lookout.
LIvERrOoL, July 27.-Packard. the Amer
ican Consul here, has appointed doctor
to inspect the passengers aud cargo OF yes
sells bound for the United States. Packard
has sent TO Washington detailed dispatch
cOrCt rning the shipment to Boston OF rags
received from Egypt
Precautions Against Cholera.
LONDON, July 7.-rrecautions have been
taken at Glasgow TO prevent the introduc.
ton of cholera.
Deaths from Cholera at Different
Places.
ALEXANDRIA, July 27-The number OF
81. A British lieutenant and eight sol.
diers succumbed to the disease.
ALEXANDRIA, July 27-Fifty.six deaths
occurred at hizeh yesterday. As at Chobin,
90 at Mehala, 80 at Tantah, II at Mansurah
and IS at Kafr.el el-Hamza.
Denying Rumor.
LONDON, July 27.-The authorities here
say they know nothing Of any death from
cholera in London docks. Lord Carling
ford. President of Council, stated in the
House OF Lords this afternoon that the
Government had no intention to enforce
quarantine against shipping at English
ports, as il was thought impossible 10 es.
iablish an absolute quarantine system. He
said medical inspection would be adopted
instead.
News FsOm Tamatave.
PARIS, July 27.-The Figaro has advices
from Tamatave, by way Of Oden, that the
Bur mar numffHiH rthRJa demanded OF the
Commerce Treaty.
CoNsrANrIsoPLE. July 27.-Gen. Wallace
the American Minister, has sent a iresh
note TO the Porte demanding prolonga'
ton OF the treaty of commerce between
Turkey and the United States, but agree
ing 10 revision OF the tarih.
IIIFated Egypt.
ALEXANDRIA, July 27.-RayaSes by the
collon worm and rapid rise in the Nile
causes great anxiety here.
Quarantine.
CoHsTAYrrYoPLE July E.-Three Turkish
mel .of.war have been sent TO Rhodes TO
act as a quarantine squadron in connGcuon
with the station now being estaolisheu
there.
BY Arbitration.
RERNE, July IA convention between
Syiizer and and the United States accord
ing 10 which any differences may be set
lied by arbitration, is about 10 be su b'm;'
ted 10 the Swiss Federal Assembly. The
Cor venrion has been approved by the
United States.