Delaware weekly Republican., 1884-07-31
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PARIS, July 25.-While the large
proportion Of sufferers who recover
from the cholera shows that the disease
isnot of the same deadly character
which some previous out breaks have 1
displayed, there is still a considerable
exodus from this city. Nothing of the
nature OF n panic has yet appeared.
Paris has never been so deser ted as at
present. English and American tour
lists give 1t wide berth Paris is very |
clean, and correspondingly healthy.
In other parts of France, however, the |
distress Is frighttul. The death rate at |
Toulon and Marseilles is falling of,
but is still remorHelessly regular. In
other quarters the plague seems to be
spreading. At Aries the water supply
has been entirely cut of owing 10 an
accident In the hydraulic apparatus.
The numerous funerals of the cholera
victims have been conducted by men
who were generally drunk. These fnne-
rails have, moreover, been greatly re-
tarded by the fact that carpenters refuse
tO make coflins for those who die OF
cholera. s..u
At Toulon twenty eight deaths from
cholera had occurred during the past
twenty-four hours. There were three
deaths from that disease at La Sicone
to-day, one at Dragnignan and one at
La Roquebrusance. At Marsellles
there were thirtyeight deaths In the
past twenty-four hours. Complaints
are being made that measures Of pre-
! caution against the spread of the cholera
in Marseilles have been slackened and
: that the work of disinfection Is not
. sufficiently thorough. The police have
Q arrested number of undertakers who
: were selling clothing and bedding
3 which belonged to victims Of the epi
, denic.
3 Only 5000 persons are at work in th,
y arsenal at Toulon. Seven thousant
" workmen are usually employed there
y BUENos AYRES, July 25.-The SAM
g tary Commissions Of Urugay and thos
d of the Argentine Republic have declar
ing their ports closed to vessels fror
b Mediterranean ports.
O. LONDON, July 26.-Right Hor
l George o. Trevelyan, Chief secretar
1t for ireland, has given the Dublin co
in poration instructions to prepare for a
" outbreak of the cholera, and empowel
to the officers TO raise loan to me-
a the expenses incurred In coping vii
he the disease. They are, II it becom
n necessary, empowered to eredt ten
to porary hospitals in which to cAre +
81 the sick.
"a. ToULoS, July 26.--A despatch fro
en- Marseilles to the Times says 1t
I'D quite certain that the present epidem
De- Of cholera has not the same virulen
gle that has characterized previous OF
ne breaks. 1t appears to have attack
ity sickly individuals rather more thi
q whole sections of the population.
m Aries many persons have become
sane through fear. The total numt
Of places in France where the infecti
has SO far appeared Is fourteen"
den ToULoN, July 26, 6 p. m.-Elev
,rk, deaths from cholera have occurred III
frs. during the past "a hours.
the MARsEILLEs, July 26.-The city
,ick threatened with meat famine, owl
ali to the fact that many butchers hi
, TO shut UP shop, and others find It, di
md, cult to procure supplies.
nee MARsEILLEs, July N.-The Cat
lies of the city again petitioned
,ite- Mayor to authorize procession
this public prayers for the abatemen
med the cholera, but their request was
one fused,
re- Only five of the twenty-seven M
iph. bers of the Municipal Council OF A
remain in that city. =,
rae. MARsEILLEs, July %, o p m.-Tl
DHen utNb Ut6u OU ubhlun hOiO AhOh bhp
the during the past "a hours.
ears PARIS, July 26.-The epidemic
hing Toulon continues to decrease. ~
it Is were thirteen deaths last night
which fsur occurred at the hosp
sims six in the suburbs and three In the {
wife At Marseilles there were twenty
Ia his deaths last night. While the disea
resi-. decreasing in ToulOn and Marseille
afety Is increasing In the surrounding
lagos.
r his They entered the Court House
re. Wednesday and robbed the offices
filler Procureur.
with The total number of deaths since
II up outbreak appeared will reach
,cond About $50 have been cured. The
lenIy portion of cures would be great
truck those rendering assistance were b
ball organized.
ating PARIS, July 27.-.Thers were tV
deaths from cholera at Aries to.da.
ut he six at AK. A panic prevails at the
means ter place.
while A member of the Chamber of l
mans ties who hls returned here from
iately seilles, says there have been more d
gave in that city from cholera than has
d not registered. Many persons whose II
was die of cholera, the Deputy Rays, as
mans Doctors TO attrtbnte ueath 70 an
this cause for the purpose OF avoiding Y
condi- burials and the disintecCing OF
, hus- apartments. Marseilles, he stat
y this now prey to thieves, who ente
made deserted houses and plunder at wi
Plus PARIS, July 2S.-There were Z
II. and deaths from cholera at Marseil
issued night. At ToulOn there were r.
hands and at La Valette, a village !
nnal The mistrael q Htr