St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-22
BOTH CHOLERA.
Two Deaths in New York Proven
to Have Been Due to the Ash
attic ScOurge.
A Large Increase in the Number
of Cases of Cholera in Euro
pean Cities.

partmenr received this afternoon from
Prof. Biggs the result of the bacteria
logical examinations made in the case
of John Knox. the fireman of the steam
ship State of Nevada, who died aboard
that vessel last Sunday night, and of
Louis Weinhagen, who was found sick
Sunday night last and removed to the
reception hospital. The report states
that both cases were genuine Asiatic
cholera. The health board reported the
fact of the death of the State of Ne
vada's fireman from Asiatic cholera
this afternoon.
Another case of suspected cholera was
reported to the board of health this aft
ernOon. 1t was that of Patrick Stew
art, who was found sick and removed to
the reception hospital. Stewart is
b0ilermaker in the Brooklyn navy yard.
QUARANTINE, Sept. 21.-Dr. Jenkins
ordered back to lower quarantine this
afternoon the Allan steamer State of
Nevada on account of the recent death
of a stoker after her arrival at her dock.
CAMP Low. SANDY Hook, n. j, Sept.
21.-Perfect confidence is restored here
among the detained people by the an
nOuncement in the commandments re-
port issued after the daily inspection
that no new cases of cholera or sus-
piciOus cases have been found in the
last twenty-four hours, and the sick in
the hospital are all reported as being in
a fair way to recover. The official re-
port issued after camp inspection today
is as follows:
Sick-Annie Schlesinger, twenty
seven, Normannia, confinement, recov-
ering: Henry Albert, one and half
years, NOrmannia, intestinal trouble,
recovering; Marie Albert, three years,
NOrmannia, diarrh9a, recovering; Mrs.
GOtel DomIz, thirty-two, Normannia,
cholera, improved.
NEW BRUNSWICK, n. j., Sept. 21.-
This evening DR.. K. II. Baldwin, presi-
dent OF the board of health, received the
meteorological report of Deedson, of
New York, on the case of James Carr,
who died few days ago. The report
says: flames Carr died of genuine
Asiatic cholera;
HAMBURG, Sept. 21.-The epidemic
here is decreasing but slowly. The fig
ures for today are: New cases, 5l3;
deaths, 16l; burials. 21S; patients in
hospital, 2,79l. The field barra cks have
been closed.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 21.-Forty-
eight new cases of cholera and sixteen
OEdtlS WSIO ISpOttcu Ill tUiS Guy y6SCer-
day. Compared with Mondays returns,
this is an increase of thirty-seven new
cases, and decrease of twenty-eight
deaths.
BUCHAREST, Sept. q. - Numerous
eases of suspicious sickness are reported
in this city. Its thought that the sick
ness is cholera. The army reserve has
been summoned for service, but now it
is feared that cholera may break out
among the men, and its disarmament is
demanded.
LISBON. Sept. eft is stated that
steamer Reichstag, which arrived in the
Tambus yesterday from Hamburg, and
which was ordered to leave the river,
BRUSSELS, Sept. 81. -tThere have
been reported in Paturages IN the last
forty-eight hours twenty cases of chol-
era and seven deaths.
GCHERRBoBRG,S Sept. 21.-The report of
the outbreak of cholera here proves to
be without foundation. The suspected
patients were merely suffering from
acut diarrhea.
LONDON, Sept. 21.-In Paris aud it's
suburbs there were reported yesterday
Twenty-Five new cholera cases and six
teen deaths.
The HAGUE, Sept. 21.-One case of
ShOtSAo hoo cCOH IOpUI lCu III luis CITY.
In Schiedam one case and one death
have been reported, and in Bleskens-
graf two deaths.
@WARsAw, Sept. 21.-ChoIera has ap-
peareG at V0lOvio, town near CracoW.
BERLIN, Sept. 21-Twenty-two per-
sons suffering from suspicious Illness
were taken to the Moabit hosp ital yes
terday. The doctors there say that five
of them have Asiatic cholera.
VIENNA. Sept. pa dispatch from
Cracow states that throughout Galicia
from the date of the outbreak of cholera
till today. there have been reported 80
cases and II deaths.
ANTWERP, Sept. 21.-Two new chol-
era cases and four deaths were reported
here today, and at Mons three cases and
one death.