Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-08-29
SPREAD OF THE CHOLERA
a STRICT OUARANTINIs I'm
FORCED IN NEW YORK.
Two Cases In Glasgow, scotland.
The Disease IIrcalSs Out In sew
eraI Places-SOne Distressing

The Disease IIrcalEs Out In sew
erai Places-SOne Distressing
Cases.
NEW YORK, Aug. 29.-Two suspected
vessels were subjected TO a rigorous cx-
animation at quarantine this morning
by DR.. Jenkins, the Arizona from Liver
pool and the America, German vessel
from Hamburg, The Arizona's passen-
gers were in exceptionally good health
considering the alduous time they have
had du ing the past week from bad
weather. After the ship and baggage
were disiniccted she was cleared. The
America did not fare so well. The result
of the examination is not known, but
it is understood DR.. Jenl ins discovered
something tlat aroused his suspicious
for the America is still riding at anchor
off the health station.
LONDON. Aug. 29.-Two cases of Asiatic
cholera have occurred at Glasgow, The
patients, a man and woman, who
were among a party of German emi-
grants on their way from Hamburg to
the United States, have been taken to a
hospital.
The authorities of Glasgow have taken
every precaution to prevent the disease
spreading. The party of cmigrants with
which the man and woman were travel
ling have been isolated and close watch
is kept on them.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 20-Thc steam
ship British Princess. Liverpool, for this
port with 600 passengers aboard, 200
of whom are migrants from Hamburg,
was not boarded at the Delaware Break
water this morning by the United States
officials as anticipated, but passed up
the bay without stopping. The reason
for failure to examine her is not known;
but as fresh breeze is reported. it is be-
levcd to be due to the poor facilities at-
tordcd the government physicians for
| boarding purposes, their boat being con-
sidered unsafe in a rough sea. The
steamer will he detained at the State
quarantine about ten miles below this
city, however. Her diSintection will oc-
cupy severa! DAYS.
| LONDON, Aug. 30 The steamer Geoma
arrived at Middlcsboro yesterday from
Hamburg and there was no sickness
aboard. The crew was allowed to dis
embark, but subsequently, one OF the
crew was seized with cholera, and the
Geoma was then put III quarantine. The
Standards Hamburg dispatch says:
THE epidemic here is assuming truly
alarming proportions. All Sunday ex-
cursions and amusemcnts have been
stopped. There were $40 interncnts
during the first half of today Sunday j
the average number normally being 50
The disease is increasing rapidly i'll The
suburbs as \ center.
PARIS, Aug. 29.--Twenty persons sui
lcring from cholera disorders were ad
| prof btfets." hQSpitallss. here yesterday
hospitals, declares thar there have ~
cases of Asiatic cholera in Paris.
BREMEN, Aug. 29--Thirtecn cholerf
patients have been admitted to the hos
pital here. Five cases were certified tt
as Asiatc cholera. One patient died
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 29.-Ofticia
cholera returns from all infected districts
show that on Friday there were +, 76,
new cases and 1924 deaths re
ported. In st. Petersburg yesterday l5C
new cases were reported, while the death
number 25 at Cronstadt three new
cases and one death were reported.
ANTWERP, Aug. 29.-Seven cholcr'
patients are in tie hospital here. Som
of them are in a serious condition; onl
two new cases reported since Friday.
AMSTERDAM, Aug. 29.-A stokcr be
longing to the steamer Urana, tron
Hamburg. has died from cholera in thl
city.