Morning journal and courier., 1884-07-01
{! News by Telegraph
 FROM ALL QUARTERS. ! THE ASiATIC CHOLERA i On q Deadly March Through Europe. NEW VICTIMS IN FRANCE. Measures To Keep 1t From
 Our Shores. THE DEFENSE OF OUR COAST. An Interesting Talk in the
 House.
THE CHOLERA.

Spread of the Sc0urge-Severa1 Cases and One Death i'm Italy. ROME, June 3O.-The report that cholera had broken out in the town of Saluzzo, Pied mont. Italy, has caused considerable excite ment in this city. The government this afternoon telegraphed the authorities of that town to make 8 strict inquiry into the facts regarding the introduction of cholera there and to establish extraordinary sanitary regu- Iations in order to stamp out the epidemic The government has since received report from the officials there stating that one death from cholera occurred in that town to-day; that there are three well defined cases and that the scourge was introduced by Italian fugitives who had evaded the sanitary border line established along the Alps and carried the disease to Saluzzo.
 More Deaths I'm Franee-The Terrible Disease Making Roadway Very Rap idly.
 PARIS, June 3o.-The official report of the ravsges of cholera at Toulon telegraphed here this evening is more distressing than any heretofore received, as it shows that the scourge instead of decreasing in violence has increased. The report says that there were nine deaths there from the disease to-day AuO tua6 uAt0eu AE0SA ChSoS "cLO reported to the authorities during the past twenty four hours. The reports from Marseilles are also of gloomy nature aud show that the disease has increased in virulence there also, seven deaths being reported there during the last tWenty-four hours. The panic among the residents still continues andy everybody who has the means wherewith to leave the city is doing SO, some of the poorer classes even leaving on foot and making their way to the surrounding country.
 The United States TasfnE Precautions.
 WASHINGTON, June 3O.-Surgeon General Hamilton of the marine hospital service in view of the spread of cholera in France has recommended that an appropriation be made by Congress for the appointment of United States inspectors in foreign ports. Secretary Folger has approved the recommendation and referred the matter to Congress.
 A Revolt Against Quarantine at AIgiers.
 ALG1ERs, June 30 The action of the Spanish authorities in subjecting vessels ar irving at Spanish ports from Algiers to quar- antine has created bitter feeling against the Spaniards residing in this city. The Spanish consul has become SO alarmed at the excite- msnt it has occasioned that he has requested his fellow coun- trymen to remain indoors as much as possible, fearing that their presence on the streets might result in their being rough ly handled by the lower classes of Aigerians, who are very severe in their denunciatioB of the Spanish officials. The. authorities have in reprisal for the action of the Spanish officers decided to quarantine vessels arriving from Spanish ports.
 The Plague Appears In India.
 ODESSA, June 30.-In consequence of the appearance of cholera in India vessels arriv- ing here direct from China or India will be detained twenty -four hours for observation if provided with 8 clean bill of health or fourteen days if with a foul bill. Vessels ar irving from Egypt will be subject to medi~ cal examination.