Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-27
The Cholera Epidemic Spreading.

ISOLATED CASES IN ENGLAND AND WALES.
LONDON. July 27.-The individual in the London
| Wednesday. The case or supposed cholera re-
ported from Wales occurred at Llanfyllln. and re-
attacked. Another case, supposed to have been
cholera, happened at Kensngton a few days ago
Inc victim, who was drunkard, died two hours
government board do not believe the Isolated
cases imply an outbreak OF Asiatic cholera Sew
eIal deaths occur in London weekly at this season
| OF the year which are classified as cholera but
which are difficult to distinguish from aggravated
diarrhna There have been several hundred cases
OF the latter disease weekly this summer, which =
In excess or the average
THE EGYPTIAN DEATH LIST
ALEXANDRA, July 27.-The number OF deaths
from cholera at Cairo yesterday was 81. A Brit.
| ish lieutenant and eight soldiers succumbed to
the disease. Fifty-six deaths occurred al Ghizeh
yesterday, 4s at Chibin, 20 at Mehalla 30 at Tan.
tah. IL at Mansurah and 25 AT Kapi-el-Hamza-
THE SHIPMENT OF RAGS TO AMERICA
LIvERPoOI, July 27.-Mr Packard. the American
consul here has appointed doctor 70 inspect pas
| sengers and cargoes or vessels bound for the
| United States. Mr.. Packard has sent TO Washing.
fngtOn detailed dispatch concerning the ship.
ment TO Boston OF rags received from Egypt
| STATEMENTS IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS AS 10
CHOLERA IN ENGLAND AND IN INDIA.
LONDON, July 27.-sir Charles Dixie, president OF
the local government board, replying IN the house
OF commons this afternoon, to Sir stafford North
COTE said that in the last fortnight there had been
rhse ,hree SUSPICIOUS cases OF sickness Id England
ascertained that they Were what is known SIM
Pile cholera. There is no Aslatic cholera, he said,
In England or In Europe. The deaths from simple
cholera In England this year, he stated. had not
reached the ordinary average; last week the NUM-
Der was only half OF the usual average. Mr.Cross.
under secretary for India stated that lei deaths
| from cholera occurred in the Bombay presidency
during the first week I'm June
PRECAUTIONS IN SCOTLAND.
LONDON, July 27.-Precautions have been taken
at Glasgow to prevent the Introduction CT cholera.
25 BRITISH SOLDIERS VICTIMS OF THE PLAGUE.
LONDON, July 27.-It is offcially reported that
number
British army In Egypt to date is 25.
THE KHEDIvE NOT VICTIM OF CHOLERA
ALEXANDRIA, July 27.-The khedive is suffering
from slight soreness OF his throat II having
been learned that this ailment OF his majesty had
caused reports to be sent abroad that he was
suffering from an attack OF cholera. inquiry was
made at the palace as to the truth OF thepstory,
The reply was that he had no symptoms what,
ever OF that disease
General Foreign News by Cable.
BRITISH DEMAND AND FRENCH REFUSAL
Tamatave. by way of Alden, that the British COM
mander there demanded OF the French that the
state OF siege be raised, but that Admiral kiene
refused to comply.
TURKEY AND THE UNITED STATES.
CoNsTANTINoPLE. July G.-Gen. Wallace, the
Porte demanding prolongation OF the treaty Of
commerce between Turkey and the United States,
but agreeing to revision OF the tarif.
MANCHESTER MARKET.
LONDON, July H.-The Manchester Guardian IN
its commercial article, says the demand for
goods and yarns is slow. Although prices are
without quotable change the tendency is In favor
OF buyers The Egyptian trade is dIsorganized.
owing to the cholera epidemic
cETEwAyo's SON KILLED.
DuRBAN, July N.-Cetewayo's son Dabulman0
has also been killed by the insurgents.
War ON Italian BOOablacks
ATLANTIC CITY, NJ, July 2.-Thirty-siS Italian
bootblacks were taken TO the City Hall yesterday
and examined by Justice irwin They were ar.
rested under the provisions OF special law passed
by the New Jersey legislature, enacting that no
child children under the age OF Is years shall
be allowed 10 black boots solicit aid, play musical
instruments, or become a mendicanf, etc. Thooo
boys, whose ages range from TO IL years, pay Q
license or s. each TO the city. They were dis
charged with the understanding that they shall
cease their occupations here This city Is nll00
with Italians both old and young, all under tho
control OF "padrOnes," |" who compel them 10 bring
In daily stipulated sum OF money or receive oe.
we're punishment There are twenty lodged In .
single room at one OF their lodging houses
Saratoga Races To-day.
sARAroe.. ", July E:wThe nrst race. three.
by Princess Louise Sallie Mccoy second and Nora
N. third. Time, l:l7k.
Blue Grass Belle third. Time, s:llx.
ONE LADY KILLED AND ANOTHER SERIOUSLY INJURED
Harbor, Me-. says: A blackboard party, consisting
OF Mr.. ana Mrs Case and daughter, Miss Pierce
and Miss Lewis Of Boston ana s nss Ca,e ,r,es %
yesterday thrown 20 the ground by the horses
running away. and Miss Case wes instantly killed,
Miss White Ssg rSs
produced q most profound sensation anDOaG
the hotel guests, especially At ROderick hoeDe
wnsrs tns party was nos ssayins & Miss y Csse S
hOr.