Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-26
FOREIGN.
The Cholera.

PARIS, July 25.-FifteeB deaths in
Toulon last night. five in the hospital,
three In the town, and seven in the sub
urhs. IL il feared that the stormy
W lather will increase tne violence of tue
epidemic. Six hundred people left
roulon within tso days for the Pyra-
nses. The deaths at Marseilles last
night were sixteen.
PANS, Jolly 25.-Ths condition of At
fairs at Aries is depl0rahle. The W ter
supply il entirely cut of, owing TO an
accident TO the hydraulic apparatus.
Numerous funerals of cholera victims
have been conducted by men woo are
generally drunk. These funerals have
been greatly retarded by the fact tnat
carpenters refuse to IN AXE catiins for
those who die from cholera. Nearly all
the bakers and butchers have left the
citv and food IL consequently scarce
and difficult to obtain. Tue ptnic
throughout the city /. simply iadescrio
able. The epidemic appears 10 be ex-
tending.
One death has occurred at Sainte Ma
rie de Lamere. The inhabitants of
that town want to expei all refugees
from Aries in the six different will ages
OF the department. At Bbushes and
Durhoue from Que TO two deaths have
occurred. In VIntiOueglia, Italy, there
h4vs been ten deaths.
Batween nine O'Clock and noon there
WAS only one death from oh 'lers AZ NJ u'
settles. There Is large falling on IN
the number Of ctses-
A steamer. with cholera on bbard, ar
rived of PueIv,. Spsin, and the inh 10
| itants, panic stricken. hed across the
| frontier iato Portugal.
PARIS. July 1-A pitisb.e case ~ re
| ported from Marseilles. A woman ~
years If age WAS missing several days.
rhe police at last forced an entrance
into Der lodging, aud found her body
| upon the tioar ia such condition tnat
she must have been dead several days
An examination proved that she Was
victim IT chelers. She had lived al
most exclusively on fruit.
The corvette Argentina, recently ar
rived from Marseilles, q -sired TO tsse
/ on coal AT Gibraltar. fne Eaxltsh au-
| thorities forbid. and threatsasd TO IRE
unless tue vessel departed. The Ar1eu
tins thersUpon proceeded To port 10
Portugal and began coslin9. bat ths
| inhabitants became panic stricken and
| Coz. p-lled the authorities - order the
4 lin modlats ISRtttNhU W tAN ea
vessel. Where the ArgentsnA - 10 md
fuel enough TO return 10 La Plata, ap
pears an insoluble problem
PARrx. July 25.-fsolated eases oil
cholera CONTINUE TO be reported IN Va
rioas parts OF France, some widely DIS
tant from the isfected districts. NO
nan living at Courbevoie village, only
few miles from Paris. vas send Will
sporadic cholera thursday. Sac VA
conveyed TO the hospital and the iode
inps thoroughly dfsinfected. furthe
cases are believed to exist IN the coon
munity.
Two eases Of ehoIera have appeareS
AZ Norbonne, and at 81. Naxaife, vi
iaee not far from Touion. tso death
occurred. One vas OF specially On
thetic character; an unknosn wom y
vas seized while passing along IN
street, fell prostratc and expired
once.
A Protest Against she Ressricsisn q
tAe lmpsrsastsa Of Foreign Cattle.
LospoS, July p "A large and innu
entail deputaiion waited npun blro
Carllneford. Lord OF the Priyy seal. ss
! day and asked the immediate refnova
Of the restrictions placed BY the Pnv
Counoil GA the imp1rtAtiou OF cat
from Wyoming. Earl Mharneeiin'
baron wsnlosx and Lord Edward CA'