, 1892-09-15
MORE IMMIGRANTS.
Five Thousand Now on Their Way
to This Country.
Alarm Greatly SuBsIded In New
York CItY---HOW the Dreaded
Disease Found its way Here.
New Gases in Bremen.

OrK CltY-s-HOW the DFeaueu
Disease Found its way Here.
New Cases in Bremen.
NEW York, September 15.--The health
inspectors late this afternoon report
another case of cholera. The victim is
Mary Connity, aged 10 years, residing at
692 Second avenue. She has been removed
to the floating hospital.
NEW YORK, September 15.-This morn
ing opens bright and frosty, and New York
is thus enjoying just the kind Of weather
to prevent the spread of cholera. The few
cases which have appeared here and which
were concealed by the board of health have
in no way alarmed the authorities or the
citizens. People here have become edu-
Gated up to the point of having little or no
fear of the formerly dreaded disease. I'M
migrant passengers of the steamer Fried
land, which arrived on August 29th, seem
to have brought the disease to little Minnie
LeVinger, who died on September 11th.
They are traced back to the Antwerp,
which they reached from other cities of
Europe, doubtless infected with cholera.
When they reached quarantine there was
no illness reported aboard, and after a
few hours detention and fumigation
they were allowed to proceed. From the
steamship pier the passengers scattered
over the city and country. Four young
women went to the house where little Min
pia Iivad Tho ipfao+ioD xras ,,roba b1,r -,
their clothing, as they escaped the attack
themselves. 1t is authoritatively stated
that nine steamships, carrying 5000 immi-
grants, are en- route to this country. Among
the steamers now en- route with steerage
passengers are the Inman line steamer In
diana, from Liverpool September 10, with
600 in the steerage: Anchor line steamer
Ethiopia, from Glasgow September 1, with
1S9 steerage; Hamburg-American line
steamer Bohemia, from Hamburg August
August 81, with 582 in the steerage; steamer
Polaria, from Stettin September 1, with
148 in the steerage; North German line
steamer Herman, from Bremen September
6, with 300 in the steerage; Fabre line
steamer Massilia, from Naples September
IL, with 400 in the steerage.
HAvRE, September 15.-Thirteen new
cases and two deaths from cholera
here yesterday, against eleven
new cases and seven deaths of the day
previous.
PARIS, September l5.-Up to 8 O'Clock
last night there were eight cholera deaths
in this city, two deaths less than on Tues
day.
ROTTERDAM, September 15.-One case of
cholera was reported in this city yesterday.
LONDON, September 15.-Six stowaways
from the cholera infected district in Ant
werp, landed at Dover yesterday by the
steamer Apollo, bound for New York. No
to their landing was made at
Dover, and the stowaways subsequently
started for London. The local government
board of this city heard of the matter and
ordered the stowaways stopped. They
were intercepted at Canterbury and put in
quarantine. 1t is reported that man suf-
fering from chOleraic disorder has been
taken to the hospital at marlborough,
from the steamer Amazonia, just arrived
from Bilboa.
TEHERAN, September 15.-The deaths
from cholera in this city from September
6 to IL, were 1885. In the shah's camp,
fifteen miles north, where he and the
upper classes pass the summer, there have
been 100 deaths from cholera.
NEW YORK, September 15.-The steamer
TraVe, reports all we'll and no sickness on
the voyage. The board of health this
morning issued a bulletin stating that no
new cases of cholera were in the city.
A -.
spreading here. Since yesterday ten pa
tients have been taken to the hospital and
others are i'll at various houses. Two
children and a sailor died yesterday aboard
the vessel in the harbor.
ST. PETERSBURG, September Is There is
said to be marked decrease in the cholera
throughout Russia, particularly in the
provinces at first most violently afflicted.
LONG ISLAND, September 15.-In compl-
ance with an order of Governor Flower,
Sheriff James Morton, of Queens county,
this morning started with a posse to guard
that portion of Queens county where the
steamer Ripple may have occasion to land
in conveying passengers to and from Fire
island.
QUARANTINE, September 15.-There ar
rived this morning the steamers Croft,
from Dundee and Cuidad Condal, from
HaYana. The latter had only one passen-
ger, as the others declined to sail, fearing
the quarantine here. The North German
Lloyd steamer Trave from Bremen and
Southampton, dropped anchor at 9oclock.
DETROIT, September ia dispatch from
Sault Ste. Marie, Mich, says the reported
cases of cholera on board the barge Lyon
are typhoid fever.
QUEBEC, September 15.-The steamship
Lake Huron from Liverpool for Montreal
is now at Crosse island quarantine She
reported that during the passage several
deaths of children occurred, but from what
cause was not stated. 1t is, however, de-
MED by quarantine officers that cholera ex-
lists aboard the ship.
FIRE ISLAND, September 15.-The Nor
mania's cabin passengers will be released
from quarantine tomorrow. The custom
officers are here today examining the bag
gage and the passengers are making their
declarations that the boat will tomorrow
morning convey the passengers from here
to the cOmpany's dock at Hoboken. 1t is
reported that several passengers have sue
ceeded in making their escape from quar-
antine here.
QUARANTINE, September 10. ~ Commits
sioner Allen just stated on his return from
the lower bay that DR.. Sanborn now be-
lieves Mrs. Pierson poisoned her two child
rem who died at the upper quarantine, on
the Wyoming, and then committed suicide
herself, in the same way. She appears to