The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-26
RAVAGES OF CHOLERA.
THE DISEASE SPREADING AT rovLoN
bixty-Eight Deaths 80 Far Reported-The
Panio-strIcken Inhabitants Fleeing
tho City--The Pan Presbyterian
Council at Belfast.
OTHER OLD WORLD NEws.

PARIS, June "a, -Panc has seized the
city OF ToulOn, which stands next In I'm
portance to Marseles among the Mediter-
ranoan seaports OF France, Since Saturday
fifty death from cholera have taken place
and the frghtful disease is spreading
rapidly, The flthlnOss OF the older por-
tlon of the town, owing 10 Its do
fectlye drainage and the habits of tho
lower order OF Touonalse, Is the prl-
mary cause OF tho epidemic. Since sum.
mer has set In many stray cases Of death
from cholera have been reported from
among the ancient alleyways whore decay.
ing piles OF fruit, vegetable and animal re-
fuse mako tho air poisonous During
the past week The Increase In the num-
Der OF delths-cases OF sickness are
generally concealed through Ignorance
--has attracted tho attention of the
authorities but nothing elective was done.
Tho mortality Of the last few days has Tor.
rllled tho whole population, through the
fear OF yerltbe plague, All day Sunday
and Monday tho wealthy people OF the city
have been leaving by the thousands, II Is
feared that many OF those carry tho germs
OF the disease with them, and ther arrival
at other cities Is causing alarm.
Yesterday morning descent was made
upon tho post'breodlng c0nters of the old
town by the police and tho militia, aud
those who were not suffering from the dis
cease We're made 10 take such articles with
them as they could carry and go outside the
town, Scntrlos wore posted 10 prevent their
return. La the meantime means were taken
10 feed the great oncampnent OF mlserabl0s,
An effort will ut once DO made to dlslnfect
IN some measure the quarters thoy have va.
Gated.
The Ministry OF Commerce has issued
notice that tho cholera at TOulOn Is spOr.
adlc, md not Asato; that II Is duo TO
local Infection, aud therefore, confined
10 tho place OF its origin, Eight thou
sand persons left Ioulon Sunday.
Camps arc being formed for the oc.
oupallOn of tho navy crews The
pupils OF tho public schools have been
dismissed. AZ Marsollos there Is q cholera
scare. Orders have been Issued TO mmodl'
Rtely bury the C0rpscs Of cholera Victims IN
deep trenches, which will bo covered with
chloride OF lime, No bodies will DO al.
lowed 10 be taken 10 the churches,
MARsElLLEs, june 2i,-1rayeors assert
that there were eighteen deaths from chol.
ein NJ Ioulon yesterday
ToULON, june 24, There have been no
deaths from cholera at tho Marine Hospital
Blnco Sunday.
lpuLoN, june 94,--Ihe first death here
from cholera occurred June 4 but II was |
Kept secret
BEiFAsr, june 2i,--Tho third general
council Of the reformed churches Of tho !
w0rl known In ccclcsla'licll circles Os |
the Presbyterian Alliance or Pan.pr0sbyto. !
Ilan Council, convened this morning In ST. |
Enorhs Church. A vast assembly and
delegates are present from every Qu0rior of |
the globe The opening sermon was by |
Rev. Dr. Watts, Chairman Of the General |
Committee.
ST. pErERsuuRG, June aa.--A sensation |
has been created here by the receipt OF tOlo |
grams from Odpsgi this morning. aun0unc. |
ing that Captain Gldlcy pToml. |
npnt olliCcr Of The gcndOmos has
been Os,as,noicd Oy Nlhillsls, Ills
body WAS found with bullO. |
hole IN tho ompe and dagger sticking In
his heart A nuto pWncd to the cont loft !
no d0D6, thut tho murder WAS the work Ol
N.h,llat, Tho murlcrhls producoi son,
salon In Russia equal to that accustomed by
tho doatsluN'lol ut Lieutenant Colonel Sou.
do Kin, aud forms tho universal topic ol con
yersltIon.
LONDON, june 9l--m tho House
OF Commons yesterday Gladstone made
An elaborate a'Nlumonl concerning tho
Egyptian question: Tho naturalization Of
Egypt Gladstone snld, Is to DO deferred un'
til England wlhdraws from the country,
Tho pwmiOr further stated that confer.
onco OF tho Powers would mOut Saturday
next It's province would bo 10 dccd0ln ~
gard To Egyptian NnOnccs, but no decision
which II might form would hr Of amy force
until Parliament should give Us assent In
the Lords EOtlyIllO explained tho confer
onco scheme making statement similar ~
that made by Primo Minister Ferry 10 tho
fUnCh Chamber Of Deputies The Mar
Qula VI Salisbury said the statement Of tho
Foreign Secretary contained much that
was porlous to British Interests, and was
full Of menace for tho future p1aoo Of tho
world
mloneo discomfort prevails among tho
group NJ independent liberals In rc{urd to
Gl1.Hluno's statement concerning Egyptian
Nnl.n
C'wo, June 9l--.rbo proposed arrange.
mont. for The .uuTo ul ENpl uNyH created
mos, favorable Impu,,iuu here
LuSuuN, Juno 20, Moody u,uud hh
MI lion hst uglt with largo reunion 40
TcWp'r Han Now converts uud many
lcHWg ClcrNmyn Wclo mwOuL Moody
mHnr ION lrowpll UIuIps n which Me-
~ pl M NHlUu Ia become ay Ium ulpl
NiI I.nIu.UN students ul thu llI.lo,
lHN, juno ~. Tho budget commit
tc' nnprl1y continued Che dUWU.pn of
llr 70 100 ulyWIIOu lUr l.Wn, Wl. aWNlnn
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