The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-24
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IT IS BEYOND CONTROL
FRANCE At THE cHoLERAs MERCY
Paris IL In Great Alarm and the Govern
ment IL Charged with Conceallng,
Cases-AnHIety ~ new York;
The Deaths,
THE LATEST REPORT.

MARsEmLEs, July 99,-The situatoA
here Is OF the grayest character and many
citizens are OF the opinion that the opidem-
10 has got beyond the possibility Of control
The sanitary measures Of the Government
do not have the confidence OF the public, q
fact that May be due to the CONSERVATION
rather than just caIls@
PARIS July 29, The events OF yesterday
show that the people Of this city are alarmed
beyond expectation NJ the progress OF the
cholera. II has been known that there was
much fear on the part OF the people, but Il
was latent and had not been given express
sion, Yesterday, however the city
was startled and the magnitude OF the
alarm was revealed by nm article In
the Paris GdulOis In which charges
were made that the Government
Is endeayOrlng to retain lts power at tho
expense OF the lives OF lts people by con-
ceallng cases OF cholera and msreprescntlng
the magnitude Of the epidemic, The article
Is thought to have emNnat0d from the schools
Of medicine, which have facilities almost
equal TO those OF the Government for NsCer-
tanlng the condition Of malady, Tins
View was ut least the one most accepted,
and In giving the people an opportunity 10
speak Of the epidemic II developed the full
force OF tho alarm, Paris Is virtually In
CONSERVATION, and great emigration OF
those who ap able 10 depart " likely 10
ensue.
The ministers from Toulon and Marsellles,
who were appolnted commission OF In
spectlon, held q meeting yesterday nt which
many reports were read, showing the con-
dtl0n OF tho epidemic In the southern por-
tl0n OF the county, and tho general sltna-
tlOn was discussed, The commission ID
aware OF the presence Of an cpl.
demlc OF more than ordinary force,
and proposes 10 give II u hard light
The sanitary condition Of the country
IL being Oyerhauled with q yl0w not only 10
combining the epidemic to the infected spots,
but also "a destroy It's force wherever II
may now have footing, The commission
decided that the appropriation OF 1000, 900
francs Is inadequate, and will ask tho
Government 10 Increase II. Members Of
tho commission hold that under the cir.
cumslances there should be no restriction
on the amount except their SENSE Of right
New NORK, July 22,-MOny physicians
OF the city now believe that rs Paris has NJ
length been Invaded by the cholera Now
York will soon have TO battle with tho
plague, II Is expected that the whole OF
Europe viii be affected In less than thirty
days, and, thon, II Is thought II will DO car
rlod across the sea. The general
alarm felt by the National 0uthorI.
ties NJ Washington, ~ evidenced by
the Presidents proclamation adyls'
Ink oil so0pOrls 10 observe most rigid
quarantine, II Is alleged, tends TO show
clearly the belief of the medical experts thOt
this city and Others will nave 10 combat tho
fatal disease before tho cool weather sets In.
Preparations have been made at quarantine
for detention OF ships and treatment OF
those who are stricken with the disease At
the same time the city officers are rapidly
pushing on the work 0l:plOclng the city In
the best sanitary condition possible
PANS, July 22,-lNny deaths from
cholera occurred Ot MOrsclcs last night
and twenty'elght NJ T0ulon, A panic was
created NJ lOulon last night by the arrival
Of one hundred collins ordered from Mar
solllcs, In order TO Olloy the excitement II
was found necessary 10 send the c0lllna
back.
At meeting Of the Municipal Council
NJ Paris the Director Of Public Aid do.
ClOred that no ease OF genuine AslatIc or
sporadic cholera had been reported NJ tho
Paris hospitals, lie said the deaths NJ
trIbutod TO cholera were really due to other
causes,
PANS July 90, 9,-liotwcon nine o'clock
and moan to-day eight deaths from cholera
occurred NJ MNrsclcs
pAms, July ae-Thoro were slSty.one
deaths from cholera Ut Morscllcs during
the twcnty.tour hours Ondcd NJ uInO
o'clock last night The total number OF
deaths In that city since the epidemic op.
pcOrod Is So,
MADRID, July 90, Two deaths occurred
here yesterday trum Aslatc cholera, At
IOuon and MarstIlles typhoid opdomlc
hns followed In number of ch0lorac cases.
The doctors pronounce the disease 10 bo
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