Daily Republican., 1884-07-01

MARsEfLLEs, june 80. There were
five deaths from cholera here last night.
Captain Bellot. Of the navy, was driven
70 despair when his wife was seized
with the CHOLERA and committed sui
eide.
M. Rochard, Chief of the Naval
Health Department, declares tllat the
cholera was not brought to France by
any transport returning with troops
| from the East.
The PeniDsular and Oriental Steam
ship Company will discontinue the
running of vessels outward to London
and Bombay for the present, owing TO
the outbreak of cholera
PARIS, June 3O.-Drs. Broardel aud
Proust, the Government PbysiciaLs,
who have been studying cholera at
Toulon, have reported that they incline
to the belief that the disease IL mild
form Of Asiatic cholera. The appear.
ance Of cases at Marseilles has had
great weight in leading them to take
this position.
TOULoN, June 80 Betweep6 o'clock
last night and noon u day 3x deaths
from cholera have occurred here.
1t IL generally admitted that The
worst OF the crisis In over. One feature
Il Va shO uA1oDoo oR8 upCo hho ShOt thVob
of the time eiapsing between seizure
and death. This would see,n to indi.
cate that the malady is the Asiatic
cholera.
At o'clock this evening one death
from cholera had occurred since IL
q. m.
VIENNA, June 30.-The Eveuing
Post says the news from ToulOn and
Marseilles In regard to the disease
leaves not doubt but that 1t Is Asiatic
cholera. The paper states that Austria
and Hungary have been ordered to
maintain . strict inspection Of all ar
riving mails from the south Of France
and Algiers. The Post also says ar
rangements are being made for the
medical inspection Of railway travellers
and for the fumigation of their bag.
gage.
SALUzZO. June 30. A workman
from Lyons was seized with cholers
here to-day and shortly succumbed te
the disease.
ROME, June 3O-T~o cases of cholers
have appeared at Saluzzo, . city o.
North Italy.
ODESSA, June 30.-In consequence
Of the appearance Of cholera in India
vessels arriving here direct from Chins
Ior India will be detained twenty foul
hours for observation if provided with 8
clean bill of health, or fourteen day.
II with foul bill Vessels arriving
via. Egypt will be subjected to medi
cal examination.
NEW YORK, June 30.-A dispatch
from Marseilles says: "All doubts al
to the existence of cholera In this city
having been removed, there is a panic
among the people here. The railway
trains leaving the city are crowded
with people fleeing from the contagion
and stations are blocked with people
TO get away. The railroad Off iciali
have put on extra cars to accommodate
the panic-stricken people. Huge fire,
are kept burning day and night in the
streets to purify the reeking air. Si1
deaths occurred here yesterday frou
the dread disease, and nine at Toulon
where there Is no change for the better.
II WASHIN GTON, D. c., June 30.-Tht
Surgeon General of the Marine Hos
pital Service this morning recommend
ed to the Secretary Of the Treasury
that an appropriation be asked to pro
vide for the appointment OF Inspector
at United States consulates In foreign
ports, whose duty 1t shall be to motif,
the State Department of the departure
of emigrants and goods from infected
districts of Europe. Secretary Folge
approved the recommendation, and tn,
whole matter was referred to the Ap
preparation Committee of the Senate
This action was taken on account of tn
spread Of cholera in France.