The morning call., 1892-09-17
DANGER FROM THE CHOLERA
HaHy Suspicious Cases Discovered in
New York.
49,
TIE BOHENTi'S I'LL FATED TOYlGE.
The PestIIeRce Breaks Ont on The Third Day From
Hamburg-The YormanRia'S Passengers
Released FrOm Quarantine.
TIE BOHEHIl'S I'LL +. FlTRD TOYiGE.
Special to THE MORNING CALL.

NEW YORK, Sept 16.-The weather to-
day has been clear and chilly, and it Is be-
coming evident that frost is not far away.
No symptom of panic from cholera is re-
ported from any part Of the city, and every
body appears most hopeful. The Street
cleaning Department is Fastening its efforts
and the odor of disinfectants is upon the
air everywhere, showing that individuals
are doing their part.
Behind all the local effort is proven the
strength Of the State and its blunt and
positive executive. He has said in an in
teryiew that he don't care - for votes
lost or won by any action taken by the Gov
ernor In a case like the present cholera
trouble"
The people have all read this statement
Of Governor Flower and they feel more
than ever reassuTed.
The Health Board has appointed twenty
five more physicians as sanitary inspectors
and increased the disinfecting corps by six
men. They have also asked for detail Of
policemen at all the houses where there are
suspected cases of cholera. Tie medical
staff of the penitentiary on Blackwells
Island deny the story that one Of the con-
victs is sick with cholera. They say that
the prisoner is only suffering from colitis
with merely dysenteTy symp toms.
The Chamber Of Commences cholera
emergency fund to-day reached a total OF
$50, ,771 "a.
According to the Health Board there has
been no cases Of cholera in Brooklyn yet.
The case of the Polish girl, Josephine
BikeT, who died under suspicious circum-
stances yesterday. is officially announced to
have been cholera mOrbus only.
During the past twenty-f5ur hours at
least thirty cases of suspected cholera have
been reported at the Health Department Mt.
Mrs. Maria Sp0sati, who was reported last
night as suffering from cholera, was exam
ined to-day and found TO be free from the dis
ease. Dr.. Labouchere reported this morn
ing that an Italian living in Sullivan street
Eas last night taken with vomiting and
diarrhea and died IN two hours. The case
Will be Investigated.
DR.. Eds0n says there Is little doubt that
Hary COnuerty. who was taken from 692
Second avenue Yesterday, has the cholera.
She is sinking rupidly. John McAvoy, a
street sweeper, was found in the street suf-
ferinR with cramps to-day. He was taken
TO 81. Nncents Hospital and his case Is be-
ing investigated
The Health Department bulletin rerorts
that meteorological examination Of the in
testinal contents from the body of Charlotte
Beck, who died on Septem Der Is, revealed
the presence Of the spirrlllum or Asiatic
cholera So far the Board of Health has
been unable to trace the origin Of the cholera
cases which have occurred in this city.
The Board OF Health to-day issued bull
letln stating that the only suspected case
of cholera in the city since last bulletin is
Edward Hoppe, who died yesterday. His
case is under investigation.
A suspected case of cholera in q Lombard
street house Is guarded by the police.