Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-11
THE CHOLERA,
Increasing at q Fearful Rate
in Italy.
rREsH CASES AT NAPLES.
Number Nine Hundred and Thirty
seven In = Dsy-Neariy -Four
Hundred Deaths In the
same Timc-Hsr-
ribIe scenes.
Especial to he Herald by A ssociated Pressl

Especial TO he Herald by A ssociated Press]
NAPLES, Sept. lO.-The situation In
this city is growing worse. la the last
twenty -four hours ending at 9o'clock
this eve there have been 937 fresh cases
Of cholera and 365 deaths. All the
ministers earnestly urged King Hmm
bert TO leave the city, but the King re-
fused and will yilit the pop1lous quarters
Of the eity. -Nhils Waiting to-day the
King mst the Asshbiahnp, wke' v6s
upon the same srrand Of shvUy.
Ths Meeting at the King end
Prslate il described - very Interesting
and touching. The Minister Of the In
terror to-day received . visit from the
relief committee aud suggested 10 its
members various effsetaal plans for the
relief Of tho siok in the poorer quarters
Of the town. Numbers Of the butchers
have struck work, and IL was feared thak
the meat supply Of Naples would b
stopped. but 6rm Of army contractors
at Genos has undertaken to furnish an
ample supply. The panic has extsnded
to the prisons. The criminals con
fined in Carmius jail combined to effect
their escape, but the military was called
upon aud the outbreak suppressed. A
number Of experienced attendants from
the hospitals Of Marseilles are coming to
Naples. The Minister of War has sent
o number Of students from the military
medical schools to assist the hysicians
of Naples. Signor Maglanai has handed
over to the relief fund the sum collected
aud presented him as o national gift IN
recognition of his public services.
Cholera at Marseilles.
MARsEILLEs. Sept. l0.--Two deaths
from cholera here to-day.
Servo Then Right.
RonE, Sept. l0.--SeyerAl physicians
Of this city for refusing to attend cholera
patients win be prosecuted.
The Chslera In spain.
MADRID, Sept. l0.--At Alicante there
have been forty cases Of cholera and
twenty seven deaths from the disease
since September lst. At Novelda dor
ing the twelve hours ended tonight,
there was one fresh case and one death.
At Elche, during the same time, there
were five fresh cases and two deaths.
Esyptian Affairs.
CAIRO, Sept. lO.-Mudir telegraphs
from the .Debbeh that many rebels from
Kordofan and Meraioi under the Mahdi's
Ameers have been defeated near Anihi-
ken with great slaughter. The military
resumed hauling rsames through the
Cataracts and hope for success dsspite
the stats Of the water in the Nile. Lord
Stafford's regiment and company Of
Egyptian troops arrived at Wadyhalfa
in nineteen boats, each manned by forty
men of Sussex. The regiment embarked
1t Sarass for Dongola. The boats were
covered with awnings and comfortable
and roomy. Two Of these are devoted
to hospital service.
TrSo6les Of she Csar.
WARSAW, Sept. l0.-Ths Cs6r ssd.
CsArins inspected the several hospitals
and schools. Their Majesties laid the
foundation stoue this afternoon Of the
new wing of the Red Gross Hospital.
This evening the Car and party pro-
ceeded TO Wilma, where they will attend
the military manosuvres. Despite the
difficulty Of approsching the Gear, who
has been rigidly guarded, bourgeoise
managed to present to the Emperor q
petition. The Gear at frst was yisibly
startled and ordered his carriage stopped,
and promised to help the supplisnt. The
latter, however, was arrested. There
has been . thousand people ar
rested in connection with the
VISIT Of the Gar. Tonight the
Gar drove to the thestsr inoognito.
The carriage was blocked in its passage
by two tram cars and the Czarina be.
came frightened. The C..ar prevented
her jumping out of the carriage. He
then alighted and helped to extricate
the tram car and was unrecognized.
Several Polish noblemen did not attend
the Cxarina's reception, and only officers
and the wives of officials were present.
OF eight hundred persons invited to the
ball given in the Cars honor by General
Gourko. only four hundred accepted.
Tho nobility were absent. A nihiIist
manifesto was literally circulated
throughout the city.
8ent late Exile.
WARSAW, Sept. l0.-The Daervnick,
official journal, published the judgment
approved by the Gear, condsmning to
perpetual exile to Siberia Baron Renne,
Colonel Of the Eighteenth Regiment Of
dragons, Colonel Solsomarchi, of the
same Regiments, and Colonel. j JAmatew, Of
the infantry, convicted Of being mem
bers Of secret society. Numerous sub
officers and privates Of Colonels Renne's
and Jamatew's regiments were sentenced
to transportation, but no names are pub
lishe1.