The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-26

action of the Board of Health last niyht
regarding the suspicious case of feyer
which had been reported as yellow
leVer, mad the effect of allaying the ex-
citement on the subject. III other suspi.
clous cases occur they will be promptly
tePorteu py the board. Attention is
pelng called to the unclean condition of
many streets. The Mayor says in a
communication to the Council: HGentle-
men, cannot impeach your bodv Int T
can and will suspend ANYBODY in anv
department who l think Is not doing
Them" 'A Wy
NOTES FROM PARTS.
PARIS, July 2.--lsolated cases of ehol-
era continue to be reported in yarious
parts OF France, some widely distant
from the infected district. 4 woman
living at Cour Bevoie, village only a
lew miles from Paris, was seized with
sporadic cholera Thursday. She was
conveyed to the hospital and the lodg-
lnss thoroughly disintected. No further
cases are believed to exist in the com
munlty. Two cases of cholera occurred
at Narbonne and at st. Nazairie. n vii.
lage not far from Toulon. Two deaths
occurred; one was of especially pathetic
character. An unknown woman was
seized while passing along the street.
ieli and expired immediately. a
pltlable case is reported from Marseilles,
a woman 40 years of age had been miss
ing for several days. The police at last
forced an entrance into tho lodging and
found her body upon the floor ir smch
Il condition she must have been dead
some days. An examination showed she
was victim of cholera. She had lived
almost exclusively on fruit,
Nhn .f f..A
more sOnlDre; one steamer only arrives
weekly from Algeria. The suppressed
llne 10 syria is stopped. South Ameri-
can packets have ceased to call here
Customs offices and quarters are de-
serted. Many funerals are going on to-
night, burials being performed by the
ald OF lanterns. The Mayor interiicted
the annual faith and forbids the pro
cession' Official inquiry into the deaths
ol the twelve Sisters of Charity and
alinoners OF nunnery, showed that
the last rites of the church were nor
formed over the body of the first sister
VINO became victim, and neither cloth
ing nor cell of deceased had been disin-
iecteu. the Director of the Bank of
france met heads of banking houses of
Marsellles to-day and agreed to refuse
the request OF merchants to extend
cases renewals will be given.
In Marseilles mt $50 n, M, seyenteen
deaths from cholera had occurred since
II a. m. Weather cooler.
Between . o'clock and noon only one
death irom cholera at Marseilles. A
large falling off in the number of cases
Is reported.
a steamer with cholera on board ar.
rived OIL Huelva, Spain. The inhabi-
tants were panic-stricken, and have fled
across the frontier into Portugal.
Fifteen deaths at Toulon last night
nVe IN the hospital and three In town
seven In the suburbs. II is feared thu
the stormy woather viii -lfcrease ~,
violence OF the epidemic. About Coz
people loft Toulon within two days foi
fyrenees. The deaths at Marseilles las
night were sixteen.
At Toulon two foolish Youths mad,
bets as 10 which could drink the mos
seltzer water. One drank nine syphon,
ana the other eight. Both died shortly
afterwards OF cholera.
Reports from Marseilles and Toulor
| up 10 b;SO this afternoon show the condi
| ton or affairs steadily improving. Coun
sellors OF Aries, who fled mt the an
proach OF cholera, will be prosecuted.
ORDERED TO KEEP AWAY.
| The corvette Argentina, recently al
Marseilles, desired TO take on coal al
Gibraltar. The English authorities for.
bid this, and threatened 10 fire unless
the vessel departed. The Argentina there
upon proceeded to a port In Portugal and
began coaling, but the inhabitants be
came panic stricken and compelled thu
authorities to order the Immediate de
parture OF the vessel. Where the Ar
gentina Is to find fuel enough TO enable
her 70 return 10 La Plata appears an in
soluble problem.
ACoRREsPoNDENT's VIEWS,
LoNnoN, July 2.-A Paris correspon
dent OF the Standard says: Large mum
bers of those who recovered from chol
era show the disease not OF the sam,
deadly character which some previous
outbreaks displayed. There is consid
cradle exodus of people from Paris, VIII,
are apprehenslve the epidemic will reacl
the Capital, but nothing OF the nature o
a panic has yet appeared. The CORES
pondent has never seen Paris so de
serted as at present, English and Amer
lean tourists give Paris n wide birth
such scare, he contends, is altogethe
uWustiiied, as the Capital Is bette
cleaned, more abundantly watered, ant
healthier than any other city in Europe
Al ARIES.
PARIS, July 5.-The condition OF af
fairs at Aries Is deplorahle. The wate
supply is entirely cut oil, owing TO al
accident TO the hydraulic apparatus
Numerous funerals of cholera victim
have been conducted by men who gen
orally are drunk. These funerals hav,
been greatly retarded by the fact tina
carpenters refuse to make collins fo
those who die of cholera. Nearly al
bakers and butchers have left the city
food consequently is scarce and difncul
to obtain. The panic throughout tn
city is simply indescribable. The epi
demic appears TO be extending.
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