Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-07-27
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ST. JOINS, July 26.-At l0A. NJ to-
day the Greely relief squadron steamed
out Of the harbor. The flagship Thetis
led. followed by the Bear, Alert and
all the harbor steam tugs and steam
launches, with the flags Of Great Britain
and the United States at balf-mast. and
crowded with leading citizens. On all
the public buildings and mercantile prem
ises flags were draped. The vessels in
port displayed the national flags in
mourning. Thousands Of spectators
from the shore waved adieus by banners
or handkerchiefs. which salutations
were gracefully returned by the receding
squadron. Lieut.. Greeley and the other
Survivors are enjoying tolerable health.
Cleveland to be Formally Notified
Next Tuesday endrieks TO be
Notified at Saratoga.
ALBANY, July 26.-Gov Cleveland's
time il occupied to-day with matters Of
routine at the executive chambers.
Among the callers we're Gen. Rosecrans.
The committee OF notification are ex-
pected in Albany Tuesday morning.
when formal notification will take
place at the executive mansion at half
past three o'clock. Thos. A. Hendricks
is expected in Saratoga Tuesday, and he
will be formally notified Of his nomina-
number of distinguished Democrats from
all parts Of the country will be here
next week.
Election OF Grand Commander OF
q. A. X.
MINNEAPOLIS, July 26.--The National
Encampment Of the @. A. K. met to-
day. On the sixth billot General John
Kountz, of Ohio, was elected Grand
Commander; Judge j. p. Reass, Of
Minneapolis, Senior Vice Commander;
Ira E. Hicks, of Dakota, Junior Vice. |
Commander; T. NJ. Shavefelt, of Mich
igan, Chaplain, and w. B. Hall, of
Pennsylvania, Surgeon. The newly
elected officers were duly installed. 1t
was voted to hold the next encampment
at Portland. Maine.
Lieutsnant hehwatka Resigns
Ills Position In the Army.
WARRINGTON, d. c., July 26.-Lieu-
tenant Frederick Schwatka, Of Arctic
fame, resigned from the army and his
resignation was accepted. 1t is gener-
ally understood that he intonds entering
some special duty under foreign power.
Fiske Buys Keene's Estate at
Newport.
NEWPORT, July 26,-It is reported
that Jas X. Keene's estate here was
sold 10 Mr.. Fiske. OF New York, for |
eighty thousand dollars.
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the French GOvernment.
PARIS, July 26.--At q meeting of the |
extreme left tonight it was unanimously
decided to send q deputation from the
Chamber Of Deputies, headed by Glenn
snceaux, to Toulon and Marseilles, to
inquire into the cholera epidemic. The
delegation invites others interested. At |
Aries, two doctors who arrived from
I seilles to day. entered one Of the
principal hotels. The proprietor, who
was about TO leave, said TO them: "Here
is the key; / am going to do the best
can" The total number Of deaths since
tho outbreak Of the cholera will reach
one thousand. About five hundred per-
sons who were attacked with the disease
have been cured. The proportion of
cures would be greater il those render
ing assistance were better organized.
Much prejudice exists among the lower
classes against the doctors. Many are
convinced they have been ordered to
promote the epidemic by administer
ing poisonous remedies. Some force
the physicians to take their medicine
before they can be prevailed to
take them. Doctors are often afraid to
enter houses owing TO the hostility of
the occupants. Tho Spanish lazarettes
are over crowded and much misery
thereby results. Spain has notified
France that her quarantine regulations
will not cease until the cholera has en-
tirely vanished from France. All pa
tients with one exception in the Paris
hospital affected with the cholera disor-
der are doing well.
Case or Cholera In London
LONDON, Jnly 26.--A man named
0'Brien, Of the crew Of the steamer st. |
Dunston, which arrived at Liverpool |
from Marseilles last week, aud having |
had two cases Of Cholera on board, took |
lodgings in densely populated quarter
of Liverpool. Yesterday he was seized |
with cholera symptoms and was forth
with isolated.
Hifty Cases OF Cholera at MourII-
Ion.
Paris, July 28.-At Mourillon near
Toulon fifty cases OF cholera were re-
ported yesterday. While the disease is
decreasing at Tonlon and Marseilles it
10 increasing in the surrounding villages.
Thirty y-eIght Deaths as MAR
PARIS, Jnly 26.-At Marseilles thirty
eight deaths occurred during the twenty
four hours ending at nine o'clock last
night.
Reseue OF Survivors of the steam
er GIjon.
MADRID, July GA schooner landed
at Mugo. in Western Spain, with fifteen
Of the survivors Of the Spanish steamer
Gijon. which foundered in a collision
with the steamer Laxham.
Eight More Survivors OF the GIJon
Rescued.
CoRUssA, July 26.--Another schoon-
er landed eight additional survivors Of
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