New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-15
THE EPIDEMIC IN FRANCE.
THE MARsEILLEs wORKIyGNEN ALARMED.
INCREASED NUMBER OF DcATHs-THE MAYOR or
TOVION ATTACKED.

B A-'N-'t'i+D ~ Mbth Nf DaA lu~-l AAf mA iV4t Ot
TOULON ATTACKED.
MARsETLEs July 14.-There wcrc siTty-six
deaths from cholera IN this city during the twenty
four hours ending az o o'clock this evening.
The Woskingmea's Commission has issued a red
placard TO unemployed workI1gmen on which ap-
pear tho words: " Tn action Of the Municipality
has left us nothing but suicde or a hidoous death
from hunger or epidemic Calls TO arms have been
issued and excited meetings held, but as yet no
outbreak E2s taken place.
IuULoN. july 1.-The number Of deaths IN this
city from cholera last night wss sievon. The heat
Is intense. The streets are entirely deserted. All
the cholera patients who were m the city hospitals
have leen removed to the suburbs The Mayor has
been attacked with the cholera An order -
sued forbidiing the illumination in honor OF the
National fete
ST. P,Trr,ErGG. July 14-Therc have been two
cases Of cholera at poitsva one of whirn re-
suited fatally. The siberian p,ague Is raging
ar Pskoy twenty deaths have already occurred,
aud the precautionary measures seem inadequate
To prevent the spread o. tire disease.
4LENtNDPIA. July Ii.-Three cases Of sporadic
cholera occurred here to-day. one of which proved
1ataL
INSTRUCTIONS TO UNrTfD STATES CONSULAR OF
FlCEE-.
washington, July 1i--ecrrtarv Frelnghuysen to-
dav instructed by cable ne consular officer, at London.
Liverpool Mar.ehles. Havre Bordeaux. Hremen and
H1m0urg n once TO appoint competent physicians 10
inspect all vessels and passengers departing for the
United states from those pore The Consular officers are
instructed % rem clean I- OF hcttu IN AT cases eN
cept upon tnc reco0en'1t o. tHa sanitary inspector
that -uth OlAs he given. iac t0nsdls ar instructed
0" report 10y caJ.e ans case ot Ihl'cy.'ds, OF
vessel a he tine Of leI departure or the United state
This course ~ 3doD@d II OIer tlH h' h~dfn ol'c~ 10
United -tate- ports may hav" timely warming OF sp-
pracIlnc Danger and he pre- p'red z" 1e sEc measures
~ shall prevent tie Scourgc from gaining ioolH'' lh
th~ country.
II - PROBABLE that under ne authority conferred by The
cnn3slnIs 1sr~-e citue o. .ur Lc-I-ilVt Nrculy y"
b. appointed 3s attaches 20 the American tonsultes al
the Frru 10 ports infested with cEoria whose dlitE
dlsrasc.
PA>,NA. July Il. ST, Calve-ton.-Tae Colombian
authorities har, ordered ne enforcement OF quarantine
regulations in respect 10 vessels arriving mere rom
Europe
TRnrvE reporter asked AZ he offices this city of
the "a steamship line, whose vessels cross the
Atlantic what eject IL any, the cholera epidemic had had
upon their passenger traffic NJ de Beban. the agent Of
the Compagne Gcaera!e Tra2satantqre, whose vessels
90 direct Hayre and Inc would be most apt TO
be- affected. said that 10 difference had been felt.
The rush to Europe was over continn,f VI. de
Be5ian before the cholera se in II II too soon yet for
the scare any swell the usts Of
Western bound vessels We have bad no notice to cancel
borth- already svcureL'
The cholera scare seems 70 bs confined 10 the news
papers," said Vernon H. Brown. Of tho Cunard
Line. I've have lad no serious trouble On our
!. We have Ind one notice OF caueelattoQ," said VT
Jones Of the National Line " / suppose II was due 70
the chOierl'
tl1t a family NJ PhUadeiphians nad cancelled tnelr
passage oE The EHs which caves mere tomorrow. ,
seen no df renee IA the'r Pss-eng'r lists since TIE
clocra broke out IN France Ihc rusn 81 topIs's 80 10
anticipated that the return fSAt Westward wond begin
earlier than usual.