The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-11-16
THE PESTILENCE IN PARIS.
TWENTY-NIRE DEA THS FROM CHOLERA
IN TWELYE HOURS yesterday

TWENTY-NINE DEA THS FROM CHOLERA
IN TWELyE HOURS YESTERDAE
The Outlook slightly Inprsv.a. but the
Flight from the city Continued-Me nsure,
10 Protect AmsricA-An Order About Rage
PARIS. Nov. l5.-Tho total number oil
doaths from cholora in this city yesterday was
Sc. oil but 10 Of which occurred in the hospl.
tails In the twelve hours ending at noon to.
day there were 20 deaths.
There was one death at Nantes to-day.
Tho Municipal Council yesterday. after n
heated debate. rejected by vote OF so to IL the
proposal to grant 5000 francs to the Breteuil
Asylum for Old People. whore tho cholera has
created serious ravages. resolution. how
ever. was adopted. bya vote Of "a to 20. which
spoke in doprocation Of subsidies to monaste-
ries. but appointed a committee whose duty It
will DO to see to 1t that all sufferers from cholera
In such institutions receive proper attention.
The Council likewise voted an appropriation Of
500. 900 francs for the furtherance OF tho adop-
| tion OF sanitary measures In private houses,
| 1t 10 now alleged that the outbreak ut the Bre-
teuil Asylum was duo to the stoppage Of the
| supply OF broken victuals. which has come
| about through the prevailing anti clerical
fanatcism. nun who had been faithfully
attending the patients at the asylum sue.
| Su"oSu w tho ucau) cpluolIlc yeStcEuuy.
Tho Russian Embassy announces that a
quarantine OF twenty one days will DO required
| at the Russian frontier in the case OF all per-
sons arriving from infected countries. iIany
| officials are visiting tho cholera hospitals.
There was sharp frost last night. and this
morning brought brilliant sunshine.
III. Lemairo. the Police Inspector OF Disin-
fectinR. diod this morning.
DIR. Warren Bey has written a letter to tho
papers In the Same strain as that adopted by
| DR.. MacGavin In his letter to Gaigndni's Mes
senGer. He thinks there Is no occasion for
strong and healthy people to take fright and
/ Two suspicious cases Of illness have occurred
ut lille. II IL thought that they may be chciera.
me cio6ra had GfoRon He out
A meeting was held here yesterday OF Amer.
Gan "a, and d English residents to tako measures
luton was adopted 70, distribute Q list Of pre-.
cautions and to provide soup kiS %l for the
and s[Fbn ns 'Spr nhS n asS ac
| Gavin. Prof. Yeatman. and Mcssrs Sowell and
ssfr bs P TSls Ir 81 Seine At If ,s
ton to the daily imfnuon at Of deaths Hi " from
| eygetic enforcement of sanitary measures.
| There were no fresh cases OF cholera at Melun
| yesterday and but two deaths.
| is slightly Improved. The frost. however. has
S - much
era since the outbreak Of the epidemic in this
ssty Is as o io Frst day second third
eighth. %. Total for eight days. AGO; daily av-
Paris Of the spread OF The, cholera to this city.
whore. the reports state the disease is raging.
this city - yesterday Last Week Week tho Gang anglo
| phobist journals in Paris announced nm av-
Of ninety ip in hndSn but
outbreak Of tho disease in the metropolis. The
report has created great sensation in Paris.
seasona1le: and not single case Of eholpra has
Sr The adGn
French chagrin at the immunity Of England
has received orders by, cable from Washington
M 5r % esss 4syns
to the United ,Bthtes. Mr.. Mitchell has ap-
P m nspfsEE M a9 Tsrp sd
to attend to the matter at that port.
=, Nothing can now be done to save the present
| Partisan season. Crowds OF fugitives are al
ready filling the London hotels, and gucsts are
arriving at the regular English winter resorts
80 SCRAP; rapidly rs 10 already premalurely crowd
Versailles furnishes perhaps the most. sin
vagaries OF the popular mind There is an old
| superstition among the lower classes us well
| rs the DpuISeOlslc lnut epluemlc disease never
visits that favored spot. and the consequence
70 that al! the hotels and public lodging houses
there are full while those OF the surrounding
N. Waldeck- Rousseau. Minister OF tho In.
terror. daily visits the hospital and those quar-
tors, of the, city, which are most affected by
| cholera, no locality. however vile. escaping his
personal inspoction. On the other hand, NJ.
rnralizlng. upmoved at the present position OF
affairs, and the newspapers are daily haunting
| him with his neglect and referring in no meas
| urel terms to the 1OmDnrSpn which he
At the War ONCE it is asserted that thus far
| the ravages Of the scourge among tho troops in
barracks has been triaing; but this st statemopt
| is to some extent confirmed BY the extraordi-
nary sanitary precautions which have in the
past day Or two been taken by military au-
oughly cleansed twice daily. and the soldiers
are given to drink h mixture Fl rum AND
WAsnINaToN Nov 1.-THE Department OF
State has directed the United States Consuls-
Teal examiners to inspect all vessels leaving
English and French ports for this country with
ayiew OF preventing the Introduction OF cholera.
| lowing order:
The unadins N the United State, Of old shipped
.a " Or 9t Sn .s o% 5efsn 9 h eSs
| tngious or Epidemic diseases 10 hereby prohibited
"%s . s"d 1, al s and
this order Old rags gathered or baled in infected ports
prSs ps from SnS "Ss1. no @
shn be nss az ny s OF S s"a
the port of departure that such gathered
| Ron contiguous thereto.
Thu sT IF s, 81 @ No. las ." Az 80 u.s. and
to shipments made after the date spscthed w re.
main IN force untl further notice THIS order will mo-,
sep upon tue general permit OF the local Quarantine
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