The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-26
The Peculiar Experience of a
Corvette,
While Attempting to Obtain a
Supply of Fuel.
The Condition Of Affairs De-
plorable in the Extreme.
Cholera.

| various parts OF France, some WiQe>
" distant from the infected district.
A women living at Courbevail, a
village only a few miles from Paris,
was seized by sporadic cholera on
Thursday. She was conveyed TO n
hospital and her lodgings thoroughly
dislnfected. No further cases are
believed to exist in this community.
There are two cases of cholera at
Narbc ma and at st. NaZaire, a
viIlage not fer from ToulJn, two
deaths occurred; Que was OF especi
ally pathetic character, an unknown
women was se;zed while passing
along the street, fell PROSTATE and
expired Immediately.
A pitiable case is reported from
Marseilles. s. woman of 10 years
was missing for several days; the
police at last forced an entrance
into her lodging, and found her body
in such condition that she must
have been dead for some daya. Elk
animation proved that she was a
victim of cholera. She had lived
almost exclusively on fruit.
The corvette Argentina, recently
at MarseiIlez, desired to take on coal
at Gibraltar, but the English au>
thorities forbid this and threatened
to fire unless the vessel departed.
The Argentina thereupon proceeded
to a port IN Portugal and began
coRling, but the Inhabitants became
panic stricken aud compelled the
authorities to order the INN ediate
departure of the IN 'ortunate vessel.
Where the Argentina will ind fuel
enough to return to La Plaza, sp
pears an insoluble problam.
Paris, 25 -Che condition of affairs
at Aries is deplorable. The water
supply is entirely cut off owing to
an accident in the hydraulic apps
ratus. Numerous funerals of chol~
era victims have been conducted by
men who are generally drunk.
These funerals have been greatly
retarded by the fact that carpenters
refuse to make collins for those who
die from cholera. Nearly all bakers
and butchers have left the city and
food is consequently scarce and off.
ficult TO obtain. .fhe epidemic spe
pears extending. One death &C.
CURED at Salntes Maries de la Mer.
The inhabitants Of that town want
to expeI all refugees from Aries. In
six different villages of the Depart
ment of Bouches Durhone, from ore
to two deaths have occurred. In
Vintioneglia, Italy, there hsve been
ten deaths.
Reports fl N M4rse'lles aud Tou-
Ion, up tc hai-past 5 his aftsrnoon,
show the condition Of affairs is
steadily improving. The councillors
of Aries, who fled at the approach Of
cholera, will be prosecuted.
Between 8 O'Clock ard noon only
one death from cholera at Mar
aeil'es. There is large falling eff
in the number Of cases
A steamer wirh c1olera arrived off
PyeIvs, Spain. The inhabitants
were psnic-stricken and fed across
the frontier into Portugal.
Fifteen deaths IL Toulon last
| might've in the hospital, three in
town and seven in the suburbs. 1t
is feared the stormy weather will
Increase the violence of the epid-
emic. Six hundred people left Tou-
lon within two days for the Pyren>
ees. Deaths at MaraeilI 8 last
night, IS.
Paris, 25 In Mar eilles, ct $50
this evening, seventeen deaths from
cholera since am. The weather
is cooler.
At Toulon twelve deaths from
cholera occurred during the day.
Up to pm. there were three
deaths from that disease at LAST,
cone to-day, and one at Dragnizuan.
The complaint is being made at
MarseilieE that the measures of pre-
caution against the spread of chol-
era have been slackened,. and
that the work of Gisinfeetoa
is not sufficiently thorough. The
pol &c haYe arrested number of
undertakers selling clothing and
bedding belonging to victims Of the
epidemic. Only 500 persons are az
work in the arsenal at Toulou; sew
eral tnoueanG Worsmen are usually
employed.
At Lazaret. IN Lugano, Italy, the
attendants secre'ed ihe Keys 10
wine cellar on Wednesday night.
(midnjght} They afterwards got 81
the spifits, and becoming drunk
assaulted the sisters OF charity and
inmates of the institution, but
fierce resistance was offered them.
This soldiers were called and SUP
pressed the outbreak. Several
travellers, who went there under
quarantine regulations, were Wouns
ded during the disturbance.
An order has been published at
Metz that all persons arriving from
France in Alsace and Lorraine
without having certificates Of
health will be expelled from the
country.