Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-25

ISOLATED CASES IN DIFFERENT fAk1S OH khArSsA
PRESCRIBED VESSEL WANDERING or fuk StA.
PARIS. July 2S-lsolsted cases OF cholera continue
10 be reported In various parts OF France, Soiie
widely distant from the Injected district A woman
living at Courbevoie, village only lev mlles
from Paris,was seized with sporadic cholera 1hurs
day. She was at once conveyed 20 the nospitsA,
and her lodging was thoroughly disinfected no
apprehension OF further cases Is believed 20 exist
Ia the community. Two cases or cholera have oc-
CURED AZ Saroonne' ana al 81 Naaas @ r., c,sesse
have occurred-one OF these deaths OF an especially
pathetic character An unknown woman va
seized with the dread disease while passing aionf
the street. She fell prostrste 20 the ground, eno
expired Immediately. pitiahle case Is reporteo
from MarseilleS An old woman OF over ~ yesn
was missing for several days The police Al iAss
forced an entrance into her lodging. They founo
her body upon the floor In such condition .ns'
she must have been dead for some days kxamina-
tlon proved that she was victim OF cholera S.e
had lived almost exclusively on ruit The corSetes
Arsenti Ia, which was recently at Marsehlss, e1
sired 10 take coal at Gibraltar. The knG hsn
authorities there forbade this, and threateneo W
lire unless the vessel AT once departed The 6tsen.
tina lhereupon proceeded 10 port In Portug1 sno
began coaling but the Inhabitants OF the port be
came panic-strlcken AMI compelled the aulhoiiees
10 order the Immediate departure OF the un,osue ,
nate vessel Where the Argentina Is 10 nno tuei
enough TO enable her To return 10 la Plata appears
10 be an iuSolub.e problem
THE EXODUS FROM PARIS
LONDON. July 25.-The Paris correspondent OF the
Standard says that the large number OF those " no
Recover from the cholera shows that the disease Is
not oI the same deadly character which some pre-
Nlous ouluftSths nave ulsp dAel Ihert IL Cou-
siderable exodus of people irOm Paris who are ap-
prehensvr that the epidemic Will re lch the CAPS
tai; but nothing OF the Nature OF a panic bas yet
appeared The correspondent has never seen r,uYrP
10 deserted as at present English and American
tourists, he asserts give Pans A wide berth such
scare, he contends, Is altogether unJustlned as
the capital Is better cleaned. more abundantly
wat9red and healthier than any other city In
Europe.
DErLoRABIE CONDITION OF AFFAIRS AT ARIrs
PARIS July 25.-The condition Of Affairs al Aries
Is deplorable in the extreme. The water supply
has been entirely cut oc, owing 10 an accident in
the hydraulic apparatus The numerous iunerals
OF the cho era victims have been conducted by men
who were generally drunk. These funerals have
moreover, been greatly retarded 10y the fact that
the carpenters refuse 10 make collins for those who
die or cholera Nearly all the butchers and bakers
have LEFT the city. The supply or food is conse-
quently scarce and difficult 10 obtain The panic
throughout the city il simply indesCr1b The
epidemic appears 10 I've extending one death has
occurred at Saintes Maries de Ia Mer The inhabi-
tants OF That town want 10 eNpel all the
refugees from Aries In six different villages
or Tie department or Bouches du X hone
from one ID two deaths have occurred
In Nnmiglia, Italy, there have been 10 deaths At
TOulOn TWO foolish youths made "A bet as 10 which
one could drink the more seltZer water one drs nix
nine ssphons and the other eight Both died shortly
after OF cholera In the debate in the chamber OF
deputies yesterday in regard 10 the French law
laling TO epidelnics NJ. Bert described France as
after spain and 1urkey-the most backward couL-
Try In Europe, so Tar as sanitary matters are con-
cerned.