New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-12
THE CHOLERA IN PARIS.
MANY NEW CASES REPORTED IN THE CRY

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tnh HOSPITALS rutt.
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inrlile the additional pasps ani deaths Wliph 90
tnitti ~ the hospitals AZ hp iitlphll Astltm
int oil ihth huip Wpip htp mnfe deaths. ~ hAnp,s
ohs Instances tho victims vera seiSpi hf lhp dsease
ih Wa mHsi sudden maHnpn With harllY PIE
mnhilinN many Nnra stricken 0n the streets ~ an
hlhlses and other pNhe places of " hen alphi thelf
ordinary wOrk
There eighty three deaths in Paris yesterday
including those winch occurred III tho hospitals
one hundred aud nineteen eases were admitted to
the hospitals yesterday The total number now
under treatment in the hospitals is 100. Up to
noon today there were thirty-six deaths including
those in the hospitals The epidemic is still con
fined to the unhealthy quarters of the city. The
hospitals set apart for the OF the patients are
already full To overtowing and Others are being
placed IN readiness rapidly as circumstances will
permit Many cases have occurred among the
rwoopS at the garrison. In nearly all the barracks
some soldiers have been attacked. If the epidemic
continues an order will he issued closing the public
schools. he eastern and central portions OF the
city are the ones most affected. The houses oc-
cupied Principally by English and Amerlcna people
are IN most excellent sanitary condition No
cases have rrel in the quarters of Passy Neniy
oil water III these quarters is good aud abundant.
There is considerable panic in Toulon OWING to
the reappearance Of the epidemic in that city.
MADRID, Nov. ll.-0n account OF the continued
existence of cholera in France the Spanish Govern
nent has directed that all persons arriving overland
from that country shall submit to quarantine of
ten days at the Spanish frontier.
BERLIN. Nov. l. The Imperial Boards OF Health
of Germany and Auslria-Elungary are acting IN
concert IN the endcayor to ADOPT measures when
Will prevent the cholera from securing an entrance
INTO either country.
MALTA. Nov. ia quarantine of twelve davs
has been decreed in the OF all vessels arriving
from French ports.
Dr. william Smith, Health officer of the Port, speaking
OF the anxiety and apprehension felt regarding the
cholera outbreak in Paris, said yesterday There Is no
need OF apprehension the part of the people OF this
port that cholera will be introduced here from Paris
through inadycrcncc the part OF the authorities
shall with my deputies, be constantly on the alert ana
continue the regulations with the utmost strctncSs
There many captains who Try TO evade quarantine
restrictions by saving that they come from some other
port but close inquiry generally detects these attempts
of cyaSon II is only by keeping in constant connili-
cation with cOnss that able to keep trdch ol
vessels coming from France to the United states AS
regards people coming from Paris shall be very strict
examining them and their baggage and use every pre-
caution to prevent the cholera germs from beng tfs
planted have already received adviccs about the pas
coming by the steamship st. Laurent ana shall
make the most careful inspection upon her arrival.