New-York tribune., 1884-11-14
PARIS BECOMING ALARMED.
PEOPLE FLEEING FROM THE CHOLERA.
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PARIS. Nov. 13.-Fifiy-e deaths from cholera
are reported 70 have occurred from midnight to o
y. NJ; 0f winch number, thirty were in the city
proper the remainder being IN the hospitals. The
revised report of yesterday gives total Of eighty
one deaths, all but twenty of which occurred In
The hospitals Eirhiy-four fresh cases were re-
crved into the hospitals Yesterday.
The cholera epidemic seems unpnesionably to bc
sprea'ling gradually Throughout the city. The peo-
pie show few signs ~ vel of panic Precautions of
every kinl are being taken by the public, and by
individuals, tonpede the progress Of the plague
on Monday one watehutisr sold 10000 Yards Of
rel hnhnrl. the wearing " which is supposed bv
many to he eillrieht ~ guarding against cuhiapion
fnrh oi the tipnp' aud policemen IA aie detailed
Tor nnh huy nm given ~ allowance Ur rum ~
lpit eulipa.
Many people have already lpft The eiiv, The
eaohha lhs boon increasing lately and oonlhn=
o's sting ~ vehicles oan nav hn steh ~ the
hlitpia leading 80 Tho various railway siaions
fNNsieians ara IT the oninlon that people who ara
strong and healthy need have small fear of heing
attacked Aune of the attendants at the hospitals
have III far been seized with the malady. MANY
consider Ihe disease not contagious. Efforts are
helng made to put the slums In a better sanitary
condition by flushing them with water and oarbolic
acid
An OUTBREAK IN FILTHY PRISONS.
Three cases Of cholera have occurred at the
police depot IN the prefecture. The conditions
such there that it is feared the disease
will make rapid headway. The depot con-
tains prisoners who awaiting trial. or who have
already been sentenced aud have not yet been sent
away to their places of punishment.
The rooms in which the prisoners are huddled to-
Fctler poll-mcll nauscous holes into which
scarcely ray of daylight penetrate They
are extremely filthy, but now being cleansed
and dIsiuectcd
1t is noticeable that the suburbs of this city,
where the drainage is bad and the water is mere
sewage. az unaffected by the epidemic: also that
the enviroIs of cemeteries scarcely affected Ivy
the disease, while in several portions of the city
which are well supplied with water numerous cases
have occurred. lie Sor SAYS that the quarters on
the right side of the River Seine, which have been
severely attacked by the cholera. derive their
water from the rOurcq Canal
A single death from cholera has occurred in each
of the outlying villages of Aubvervilliers, Cichy,
Boulogne and Pantin.
Spaniards who have been residing in Paris have
hurried back to Spain to avoid the quarantine.
Numerous fugtiyes from Paris stated to have
arrived at Genoa.
The Paris Telephone Company has granted the
free use of ITS offices to procure assistance for
cholera patients.
The Patriotic League has converted its meeting
hall into a cholera hospital.
he Archbishop OF Paris is daily visitor to the
hospitals.
TorLoN. Now 13.-One fresh case of cholera and
one death have been reported here to-day. In con-
sequence of the popular indignation at the filthy
condition of the city the municipal authorities are
having the streets aud cutters cleaned. The sanI-
tary condition of the city is thereby being greatly
improved
II IL believed that the number of cases in the
fresh outbreak here has been undcrstated, through
the influence of the motel keepers, who, of course.
have had drcadfully bad season.
At MarscIllcs three frars of the Ecole Chreionne
have ed OF the cholera. In consequence Of this
the EcOle has been closed
II is reported that Austria will establish sani-
rary GORDON at the frontier against The cholera.
B,nvr. switzerland. Nov. l3.-The Government
SANITARY authorities have issued an order forbid
ding the railway cars from Paris 10 cross the lron-
tier Of switzerland unIi the passengers shall have
been subjected to thorough medical inspection
M the frontier drpois.
BrrNos AYRE-. Noy. l3-Via. Galveston.-
Another rise ~ cholera has appeared here causing
prcnf alarm. The strrtcst quarantine will be oh
served un all vessels urucee ling irhn France.
Iir.r Italian steamers are rNnrrirl 10 niuFr s'pi
apd thcV will not hr allowed ~ land freight or
toqartp.r4 The urn.s ,ansuips th" agent ~ ihlt
line arh nA others who have ted 70 eynde the
sanitary laws