Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-04
DEATHS SCH0LERASCYTHE
VICTIMS or THE DISEASE DvrNe.
BIZ DOZENS IN FRANCS 40


Hfenen Maiis for America 20 be Fnn,t.
| gated In England-People Flsa,.s
from MarseilIes by the Thonsand1
Three Cases Of the Plague Reported i,
Paris. '@A ~
MARsErLLEs, July s.-At O'Clock this
morning three deaths Of cholera haa hssn
reported since last night. AT least / aoe
Of the inhabitants have fled from the eitv
Four hundred poor workmen from AZ
sondan have been sent to this city.
The panic is unquestionably increasing
IN tne lace OF this, however, the phvsl-
| clans and chemists of the CITY hava haid i
meeting and declared that the alarm, ,s' e s
sensaless. The rate of mortality Al nras.
| ent, they aver, does not exceed tf1af yThieh
is usual at periods OF great heat. Thev
| express their belief, also. that rams
deaths have been attributed to ehoIera
which were really due to other causes
| The municipal authorities have decided
20 iorego the customary celebration On
Between morning and / O'Clock this
| cholera here. e't'
Eight new cases of cholera hsFe been
reported since noon. No further deaths
from the disease have occurred here,
A CONSUL ATTACKED.
ToULoNs June 3.--The italian consnl
has been suffering from an attack az
cholera, but is recovering.
Al 10 O'Clock this morning there had
been three deaths since last night Tho
sanitary condition of the city Il much i'm.
proved. The Italian refugees are interned
at Nientimiglia.
Seven persons have been attacked With
choiera since O'Clock this morning. Five
deaths nave occurred since that hour.
THREE CASES REPORTED IN PARIS.
PARIS, July 3.-The Prefeet of Pollea
has ordered that all passengers and hap.
gage arriving from places where cholera
Is prevalent shall be disinfected before en-
terlng Par1s. Some of the Partisan iour
nails assert that there were three eases Of
cholera IN Rris yesterday. La Voltaire
denies this, But admits that there are iso-
lateu cases every summer. ID saws that
the sanitary condition Of Paris Il cpod
travellers who pass into Italy bg the
Mount Gents Tunnel are subjected 10
quarantine OF five days ut the frontier.
An ofhclal notice was given on the
Bourse to-day that there had been no
deaths in Paris from cholera.
TURKEY QUARANTINE AGAINST AFRICA.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 3.-Turkev has
uCcluSu 70 quarantine all vessels arriving
from Algiers and Tunis.
CONSUL MAsoN's REPORT.
WASHINGTON, July 3.-The Secretary
OF State to-day received cable message
from Consul Mason, at Marseilles, as fol-
lows; The situation is worse at Toulon.
The deaths average ten. There were thir-
teen yesterday. 1t is conceded to be-
Asiatic cholera. The epidemic is station
airy at Marsellles. There were six deaths
Friday, eight Saturday, four Sunday. five
Monday, nine Tuesday and Wednesday.
Some cases are apparently Asiatic. The
remainder are intantum or sporadic.
There are twelve cases at the special hos
pital. Many thousands of people have
left for the interior. The steamer Bur-
gundia sailed for New York Sunday with
out passengers. No emigrants to the
States are reported"
FRENCH MAILS TO BE FUMIGATED.
To avoid the possibility Of importing
cholera from France into this country
through the mails, the British Govern
ment will be requested to thoroughly dis
infect all French mails passing through
England TO this country. The adoption
OF this precaution by the English postal
officials will relieve the health officers Of
the principal American ports from the
necessity OF establishing quarantine
againstaH British mail steamers.