Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-02
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BAD NEWS FROM TOUL0N.
CHOLERA'S F,xTERNsrS !. .w,.,,,
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The Crew OF an Affected Vessel Rea.t,
the Shore and Take to the woods
Other Nations Continuing their Pr.
cautionary Measures-This Govern-
ment ON the Watch.
PARIS, July The news from Mo-
seilles and Touloa is again Of an alarm.
ing character. Arrangements have been
made to fumigate travellers at the PARIS
railway stations.
There were three deaths from cholera At
Marseilles last night and four at Toplon
me railway stations at both cities ava
nlled with refugees who are e4srer ~ 80
away. Italy has sent TRANSPORT ia tslse
Italians home from the plague stricken
cities. wv"
RELIEF ASKED.
Vice Admiral Peyron, Minister of
Marine, has issued a circular asking feY
subscriptions to an open fund for the re.
liei oil sufferers from cholera belonging to
the navy.
QUARANTINE AT MALTA.
MALTA, July 1.--Yessels arriving here
from Marseilles and Toulon are subject 10
a quarantine of 2l days.
BARRED OUT OF CAIRO.
CAIRO, July Passengers leaving
France later than Monday will not be al.
lowed to land at Cairo.
SPAIN GUARANTEES AGAINST RNG1AND
MADRID, July 1.-The Spanish Govern
ment is dissatisfied with the precautions
taken by England against cholera. Ithas
therefore ordered that all vessels arriving
at Spanish ports direct from England shall
be detained three days for Observation
and fhNGn NPpiXffury a a
of non-atiected ports shall be subject 70
i've days quarantine.
DENMARK ON GUARD.
.CoPENHAGEN, July ALI vessels ar.
irving in Denmark from France are suh-
jected to quarantine.
GERMANY's CHOLERA INVESTIGATION.
BERLIN, July 1.-The Cholera Commits
sion, WHICH during the last year has been
studyingEhe disease in Egypt and India,
has presented its complete report 10 the
government. DR.. Koch, who was nj the
head OF the Cholera Commission, is about
to start for Paris and Toulon to offer his
services TO the French authorities 10 de-
termine the character Of the epidemic.
SMYRNA PUTS HER FOOT DOWN.
SMYRNA, July las precaution
against the introduction of cholera Tire
authorities have decided to subject yes-
sells arriving in this portto a quarantine
of ten days.
CHOLERA ON sHIPBoARD.
ToULoN, July 1.-The steamer MistraI.
from Marseilles, arrived in the harbor al
Toulon to-day having case of cholera on
board. The vessel was ordered 10 be
quarantined. The Captain and entire
crew, including the sick man, abandoned
the vessel and took refuge in the woods.
Gendarmes are searching for them.
Six deaths from cholera occurred here
between 6 O'Clock yesterday and noon to-
day.
The Mistral, which arrived in the har-
Dor to-day, is tugboat, not a passenger
steamer. She belongs at Marseilles.
The cholera has spread 10 villages In
this vicinity, and four deaths have oc-
CURED.
AN ACTRESS PANIC.
MARsEILLEs, July -Four deaths from
cholera occurred here to-day. The rush
from the city still continues.
Berethier, Partisan actress, while tax
ing part in play in the theatre Tonight.
heard that spectator had been seized
with cholera, and abruptly fed to Paris
between the acts in her stage costume.
The money was returned to the audi
ence.
CHOLERA AT LYONS.
LYONS, July IA case of cholera has
appeared here.
AID FROM THE POPE.
ROME, July 1.-The Pope has ordered
the members OF the priesthood in all
cholera districts to remain at their posts,
and has placed fund at the disposal Of
the bishops, to be used ia urgent cases Of
disease.
SICILY EXTREMELY CAUTIOUS.
WAsHINGToN, July 1.-Secretary OF
State Frelinghuysen has received from
the Consul of the United States at Paler-
mo- telegraphic dispatch saying that no
vessels whatever are allowed to enter the
ports of Sicily until the cholera subsidies.
FRANco-AMERICAN MAILS.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-The Postmaster
General yesterday sent cable dispatch
to the British Government inqulring
whether French mails for America sent
by English steamships were disinfected.
The reply was received to-day TO the effect
that no such precautions were taken. The
matter will be brought to the atten-
tion of the Cabinet, as it may
become necessary for the government to
take some steps to prevent cholera being
imported into the country through foreign
mails. 1t is thought at the Foreign De-
partment that when the local authorities
Of the large Atlantic cities learn that
French mails via England are not fImi-
gated they will inspect them without ref
erence to any action Of the National Gov
ernment.