Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-30
RAYAGES OF TIEPLAGUE
ToULON AND NTARsET4,T,Es sTTKr
sORELY AFFLICTED.

Deaths, Though Decreased. st,u -.
Numerous-A Mad House ana
Lunatie Asylum Invaded bv tha
seourge-Panies in Interior VILLAGES
Not Yet Things of the Past.
PARIS, July 29.-The train from N;oa
sunday was empty for the Erst time since
the railroad was opened.
A panic exists at village near Bezlsrs
The population, headed by the Mayor ana
members OF the Council, drove az ana
stoned the refugees from MarseiIIes.
In the Chamber of Deputies to-nfchta a
| IISsputatloh under the leadership OF M,
| Slemeneeau was appointed by the Ew-
| treme Left TO visit places afflicted vvith
cholera. 1t Is reported that the people of
Aries are fleeing in disorder. me siclr
are entirely neglected. Cases OF cholera
! are secreted from the authorities ana no
surveillance Is observed. A deputation in
| spected the mad house at Marseilles. aud
m, aWuhu numerous cases OF cholera there.
Inc lunatlc asylum Is also infected
Dr. Dutriux arrived at Toulon two davs
ago from Alexandria TO study the cholera
| epidemic. a renewal of the epidemic
Is feared there, owing to the return OF A
number Of fugitiyes.
There were deaths from cholera at
Aries during the "a hours ended az 7
N.hSnts ANo ueaLhS have OC-
Cured at AK between noon and Z O'clock
tonight.
There We're 2S deaths at Marseilles
during the "a hours ended al .
O'Clock tonight. Seventeen cases az
cholera have appeared at Pancalcri.
village OF Italy. The patients are
mostly workmen from Marseilles. Meas.
ures have been taken to isolate the dis
trict.
NATIONALITY mn rrtrra ,v,r,,.v,,,
MARSEILLES, July 29.-The classitica-
ton OF deaths from cholera according 10
the nationality of the Victims gives the
Ioliowlng results: French T9S, Italians
o., spanish IL, Greek ., English /, Aus
TRAN l, German l, and American l.
There were Q deaths from cholera In
Marseilles last night, and 13 in Toulon.
The situation IN the infected districts con.
tinues TO im1MYe.
There we deaths from cholera here
between O'Clock this morning and noon.
GUARDING ENGLISH SOLDIERS.
LONDON, July 29.-The Duke of Cam
bridge, Chief OF the British
army, has ordered the barracks through.
out England to be placed in the best sani-
tary condition possible. He has also
given orders for the creation Of a system
of medical relief, and for the removal Of
troops into camps in case cholera appears
among the soldiers.
swITzERLAND's SOLDIERS.
BERNE, July 29.-The Federal Council
has decided not to stop the annual mill
tary training on account of cholera.
LEPRosY ON EXHIBITION.
WASHINGTON, July 29-Health Officer
Iownshend has just received a letter from
the health officers Of Philadelphia con-
tanning an extract from an article which
says that DIR. G.. g. O'D0nneu has per-
fected arrangements to come East with
two lepers, whom he will exhibit ia the
Eastern cities. The PHILADELPHIA Health
Department ask DIR. Townshend il he has
been informed of this invasion.
and IL so what action has
been taken to prevent the introduction OF
the disease. DIR. Townshend stated TO a
reporter that he does not know that these
subjects will be brought here, but II they
are be will use the necessary measures to
protect the city. He said, however, that
this disease was not considered conta-
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