Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-01
ENGLAND APPREheNSlVE.
The Plague ia London. aud Spreading
Public Indignation.

The Plague ia London, aud Spreading
Public Indignation.
rr Ale.o-Au.orican cable TO the Dispatch.l
loUoN. August 31.-There is no denying
d. fact thar the people of England gene
r. lre beginning 10 be ncryously appre-
.-ey. than, despite the quarantine regu-
4n'l. ut the various ports. tue country IS
..utI 90 undergo another siege of the
-.sra plague. That the quarantine re-
ultous 10 present enforced do not pre-
V-rttr Introduction Of cholera has been
a1lllut.y proved. and many persons
.lu aat the only eHectual method OF
trriae the disease at bay IL TO absolutely
ggItt an intercourse with the infected
prs abroad or course this would en-
h ag immense monetary loss and con-
t3--4hle suffering.
IlI ,1ip-wEATHRB HOPE DESTROYED.
AIge proportion OF the people, not
iF Do England but elsewhere, believe
ilt ID approaching autumn, with ITS cool
F.i'.t- sad ftosts. will check, II not eradl-
.. t.e dis ssase, should IL become cpl
-a, aut high authority has pointed
i.a' this belief IL erroneous. Pro
i,,.r Aflck. medical examiner at the
University of Edinburgh, in an article on
'a...rl. .a.s that IN general a high tenn
tr'ui iay1ls development Of the dis
A,. lJt that some of the most severe
e'euc- known have ragged with the
.'a.c, iuf, no winter.
Nu1NaroN AGAINST AUTHoRtrIEs.
There IS deep indignation felt against
". leAih authorities for permitting the
'l'...- rs o. land Monday last from the
'.-H'- Fr,uine. from Hamburg. These
i'''-itr- We're carefully examined. and
d -' symptoms of cholera were shown
% ",ie allowed 10 go ashore. with the
-i iI.t taoy have introduced the
-' -' ll3 one % tho most densoly-popu-
- quarters of London.
cAsEs n rHE CITY ROAD.
lV9 case, Of the disease appeared yes
'itst u 'he City Road. q densely pop
-'-''l pft oi tlt city, the sufferers being
''' .f- from the Peregrine. This morn
o., '.e 'i tle patients, a German. died
-." ls wife and child have been seized
D' 'te disease. 10 is believed that il
'N' felu're every aid known 10 science TO
't-i tat disease from spreading. The
i.g o' the district are loud in denuDcia-
i 'i What they term the happy-go go-lucky
.'.l' oi thc health authorities and de-
@ '.-'r taat % lhe only precautionary mea-
-'s t--i would avail anything--absolute
'ou ut mmlgration-had been en-
~, lar disease would not have appeared
u London.
cAsEs ar FALMOUTH.
iiire persons suffering with cholera
T.. lrtu landed az Falmouth from tho
ii4'''sA steamer Clement, from Hamburg.
~ "tie a. once removed 20 a hospital.
80 20. Tue crew OF the Clement were
'A'n .ii az Hamburg and were left there.
InE INTgcJIos SPREADING.
h'ssHo.-'lhe Infection continues TO
Yee1 slowly, BUTT is feared surely. Two
,,,-1' nom Asiatic cholera are reported
i'tS al hlinetou. northern suburb Of
,iNl2A' The clothing OF the victims and
~ .eidue have been burned.
A." o'. Faneras, in the northern part of
~. I.,Topolis a furnace has been erected
L.. 'uin,ne the clothing OF cholera vic
A., i's' ana station has been established
N'''aieluDg household effects.
Deaths az Dover.
nDI'NPoN, August Si.--Cholera hos 90.
Co., So az Dover, one Of The chief ports OF
.,o.1unleation between England aud the
"asa1, and one which has continual