, 1884-07-26
Tho Horrors of Cholera.

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cholera continue to be reported in various
parts of France, some widely distant
from the infected district. a woman liY'
ing at C~ourbevoie, a village only a few
miles from Paris, was seized with sporadic
cholera Thursday. She was conveyed to
the hospital and her lodgings thoroughly
disinfected. No further cases are be-
lieved to exist in the community. There
are two cases OF cholera at Narbonne and
at st. Nazaire, a village not far from
Toulon. Two deaths have occurred. One
YVES especially pathetic in its character.
An unknown woman was seized while
passing along the street, fell PROSTATE
and expired Immediately.
A pitable case is reported from Mar
settles. A woman 70 years old was miss
ng several days. The police at last forced
entrance into her lodging, found her body
upon the floor in such a condition that
she must have been dead some days. An
examination proved she was a victim Of
cholera. She had lived almost exclusively
on fruit.
The Corvette Argentina, recently at
Marseilles, desired to take on coal at
Gibraltar. The English authorities for
babe this and threatened to fire unless
the vessel departed. The Argentina
thereupon proceeded to a port in Portu-
gal and began coaling, but the inhabitants
became panic stricken and compelled the
authorities to order the immediate de-
parture of the unfortunate vessel, Where
the Argentina is to find fuel enough to
return to Laplata appears an insoluble
problem.
The condition of affairs at Aries is de-
plorable. Water supply entirely cut off
owing 10 an accident in the hydraulic APP
paratus. Numerous funerals of cholera
victims have been conducted by men who
are generally drunk. These funerals have
been greatly retarded by the tact that car
penters refuse to make collins for those
who die Of cholera. Nearly all bakers
and butchers have left the city, food con
~sequently is scarce and difficult to obtain.
The panic throughout the city is simply
indescribable. The epidemic appears to
be extending. One death occurred at
Saintes Maries De Lamer. The inhabi-
tants of that town want to expel all
refugees from Aries. In six different
villages Of the Department Of Bouches
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CURED. On the Virtioneglia, in Italy,
there have been ten deaths.
Reports from Marseilles and Toulon up
TO $50 this afternoon show the condition
of affairs steadily improving. The Coun-
sellors of Aries, who fed at the approach
of cholera, will be prosecuted.
Between Q O'Clock and moor only one
death from cholera was reported in Mar
settles. There is a large falling of in
the number of cases.
A steamer with cholera arrived off
Puelva, Spain. The inhabitants, panic
stricken, fed across the frontier into
Portugal.
There we're fifteen deaths in Toulon
last night, five in the hospital, three in
the town and seven IN the suburbs. 1t is
feared the stormy weather will increase
the violence of the epidemic. Six humid
red people have left Toulon within two
days for the Pyrenees. The deaths at
Marseilles last night were six.
PARIS, July 25.-In Marseilles AT $50
this evening seventeen deaths from
cholera had occurred since II this morn
ing. The weather is cooler.
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