The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-08-13
R4y4GES BY CHOLERA
4 Steady Increase in the
: Dread Disease.
THE pAsIc-srRICKEN PEOPLE
vrorts to Check the Pro-
Zine regulations, Etc.
Cholera.

W,DsID, August 12.-Four thousand
Sundred and sixty-seven new cases
= cholera and 1929 deaths were re-
5o-+sd Yesterday throughout Spain.
M.RsrrL1Es, August 12.-The cholera
.anic has increased. The daily average
~ dsnartures from Marseilles by the
gailvay alone has increased TO Z,OOO PEI
d 5s an instance of the laxness WIN
a Ibicb Marseilles sanitary ofticlals per
f nurO their duties, the case of the cap
~. .oin ~ of an English vessel lying In TINS
taili W nov he mentioned: The captain S
goI. a iIr died of cholera aboard ship:
"a o. once notified the authorities and
-ao 90 tbe distinction of the vessel.
I tItS"usb at noon to-day thirty hours
nod elapsed since the girls death, no
ofScial action had been taken concern
nc the event BY the authorities.
VIENNA. August 12.-Dispatches from
Odessa state that several cases OF sick
,,ess resembling cholera occurred IN an
0Jesso suburb. and that in consequence
ali arrivals from Marseilles are pro-
hibited.
PARIS, August L. Ueilet d NC OOctA ~
telegraphs as follows: 1--WE have liked
our headquarters at Haiphong during
he prevalence of cholera. There were
rs deaths from cholera yesterday in
Haiphong and sixty-six persons are
DOWN with the disease to-day. We have
large number of volunteer nurses to
care for the sick. There is excellent
feeling among the troops"
MADmD, August 12.-Thirty-fve new
cases Of cholera and nineteen deaths
rom the disease were reported in this
city Yesterday. Fifteen of the new case:
exist in one street. This discovery
caused a sensation and the authorities
are thoroughly disinfecting the thor
oughfares.
MADRID. August 12.-The number of
cholera cases has greatly increased. In
this city there are fifty new cases, and
eighteen deaths, and in the province
eleven new cases, and thirty-eigh t
deaths reported to-day. Travellers in
many districts are guaranteed five to
twenty days, and undergo great hard
ships. being lodged in barns or
in the open air and suffering
rom the lack of food. Some
villages are strictly cordOned. Trenches
have been cut to stop travel on
the roads, villagers threaten stran
gers and compel them TO leave.
The government Bs has ordered
the governors of the provinces to sup
press the lazzarettos, but the governors
are in many instances powerless to
carry out the orders.
MARsEILIEs, August 12.-Suspicious
deaths have occurred at Salon and Pc
issaune. A refugee from Marseilles
mas died at Bastia.
PARIS, August IA telegram from
Odessa, Russia, says there are ten cases
OF cholera in the suburbs OF that city.
MADRID, August 12.-The Gazette says
in the past twenty-four hours 6,464 new
cases of cholera, and 8, lO9 deaths have
been reported from 576 towns in thirty
six provinces in Spain. This is the
highest number of victims yet reported.
The press calls upon the government
and the higher classes to combine
in efforts to alleviate the national
calamity. The King and Queen have
sent a large donation to Sargassa and
Granada. Hhe epidemic is visiting all
The fashionable sea side resorts. AT
each place visited a panic ensues. and
The place IS deserted in forty-eight
hours. To-day six cases were reported
IN one house in Madrid.