Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-14
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Cnosesa IN Rnrfs
PAzu. Nov. M-The psou,e ec.t,.-.
fearless, nlshooqh ths smdsmie q
spreaatng thfouRhout ths cie~ o.
ware1oqea O. Monday eold = - ,ssss.
% red n1uuel, uhish Il suu~oe.d = -
2 preventive against oholern Trc-~
ana poilce On night duxy ars aIIn-.d
rum WITH their co6ee. The exodns ~
fofeiRneKD increases and 3 osoafinucne
senng of yehie1ss Linz ths neiQhborhood
g toe hallway Bfatioua The doceerr
are Of the opinion that sfruuc. heaIfhr
peopie are not likely to be attacked 81
sne disease. No hospital Attendants
nave been seized by the cholera. and
snefskore toe plague II not cuusidered
contaqoua- The nlnms of fhe eifv nave
oeen flashed with water heavily uhsrced
w1tn oaroolfe acid- Three cssee No
ooccrred IN tbs Poiice Depaxtn,ent. sit-
nassd Ia the sluma It q feared that
.ne ,. disease VIII rapidly spread these.
Ane prisoners in the stations there
ava,f1nE trial - disp0sai after sentsuce
are noooied u naoseous holes and reek-
Ing with the fouiest o3orn. Tisesr hed
linen, seldom cleaned. q nov being
washed and disinfected.
Ihe Telephone Company have grant.
ed free use Of their Offices for eslling
ess1stance for ehoiera patients. TIE
rstriosic League has converted ID meef-
Ing hall into . cholera hospitaL The
Archbishop ct Paris Is 6siiy visitor a
the hoapiealA Il ID notiseabIo ths
suturbs of this city whsre the flrainacs
10 bad and the water mere sewage are
unaffected by the epidemic, also that
environs Of cemeteries are scarcaiy A.
fected By the disease, while in several
portions OF the city which are veil eup.
Piled With water several cases have oc-
curred- lie Ssir says that the quarters
on the right side of the river Seine.
which have been severely attacked by
cholera, derive their water from the Le-
coorR oanals
From midnight to noon today 3S
deaths from cholera occurred Ia Paris,
~ OF which occurred in Che hospitala.
A revised report for yesterday gives . to-
tai OF 81 deaths. all but 20 Of which oc-
CURED in the hospitals. Eighty. four
lfesh cases were received into the hospi- |
tails yesterday.
The Franchise BtIl In the Lords.
LeEDoE, dov. l3.-In the House of |
LORDS this afternoon the franchise bill |
passed its 6rst reading. The bill will |
be read second time on Tuesday next. |
reported Deash sf Generai Csrdsn. |
PARs, Nov. 13.-Prime Minister Ferry
communicated dispatch to the Cabinet |
this morning, from which IL would ap-
pear that, while passing from Khartoum |
70 Berssr, General Gordon was shot |
dead.
Net Credited.
LONDON. Nov. 13.-The Government |
believe that Feyry,s dispatches alleging |
the killing of General Gordon are q re-.
yisai Of the old rumors current some |
days ago.
The Dry Deck.
VICTORIA, b. O., Nov. 13.-Ths Esqui- |
malt dry dock has been let TO an Ontario |
hrm, Who will shortly arrive to complete |
y. The expenditure will be half mil
lion Of dollars.
Movements or "a Mahdis lieuteaants. |
CAIRo. Nov. ia later dispatch from
the Madir states that ono Of FL Mahdi's !
chief lieutenants is msrctinQ against |
Dongola with 100 men, and another
With 5000 men Ia advancing against the |
khhobbish tribes.