The Russellville Democrat., 1892-09-22
DYING OUT.
No More Deaths From Cholera at New York
City.
ONLY ONE SUSPECT.
Four Thousand People Detained at Quar-
antine Station-Some Ships VIII
Be Released.

NEW YORK, Sept. l7.-There has
been no known case Of cholera in
this city since Thursday, and only
one case suspected to be cholera.
The suspect is man, who came to
notice yesterday afternoon.
The big liner "Fuerst Bismarck"
came over the bar this morning
clean as hounds tooth Of cholera
germs.
She had no steerage people, but
carried 447 cabin passengers. all of
whom are well. Among them was
Hon. A. G. Porter, minister to
Rome.
There are nearly four thousand
souls detained in the bay, and fleet
ships are at anchor. Both the ''Nia
Suevia" and "City of Chester" have
been added since last night. The
Wieland will probably be
released and go 10 her
dock to-day. The Moravia will
be discharged in a day or two and
passengers landed at Ellis Island.
The Wyoming is being held to get
the result of the meteorological ex-
animation. The Heligoland will be
detained some days. The Bohemia
will also be held. She has had no
new cases and no suspects since her
arrival. To-day the cabin passen-
gers on the Wyoming and Rugia will
be transferred to Fire Is
land. The Cepheus will take
them over. Each ships
passengers will be kept separated at
Fire Island. The cabin passengers
of the State of Nevada have already
come up to the city. The steerage
will come tomorrow. Every one
on the Scandia, thousand passen-
gers, will be re-clothed to-day and
transferred to Camp Low. Their
own clothing will be dis
infected and returned to
them before they are discharged.
The people have lost the nervous
apprehension that at the outset pre-
vailed. The utmost vigor and vigi-
lance is being exercised by officials,
and the public seems not disposed to
shoulder anxieties that is being
borne to satisfaction by the
authorities.
The morning opens as did yester-
day, crisp and cloudless. Hope and
energy characterize all having to do
with quarantine here abouts. To
dwellers here the quarantine
measures of other localities against
New York are read of with amused
interest.
DEATH ON SwINBURNE ISLAND.
QUARANTINE, Sept. 1.-THE
Cepheus left quarantine this morn
ing and went down the bay to trans
fer the passengers of the Wyoming
to Fire Island. The passengers
positively refused to be transferred,
stating the vessel was not
infected. DR.. Jenkins says
he will have them removed
tomorrow whether will or not.
The steamers Etruria, Fuerst Bis
marck and City of Chester were re-
leased this afternoon, but DR.. Tai
madge says he will hold the Bothnia
until to- morrow, as she has so much
second cabin baggage to fumigate.
One of the passengers of the steamer
Bohemia died on Swinburne Island
this morning.
RUMoRED CASE IN TEXAS.
Ell PAso, Sept. IA rumor
gained currency here yesterday that
a case of Asiatic cholera lad de-
veloped at Chihuahua, south of here
on the Mexican Central, but tele-
graphic inquiry failed to substanti-
ate the report.
DEATH FROM CHOLERA MORBUs.
DENVER, Sept. 17.-Past Rain,
German, aged 81, died after three
hours illness yesterday Of cholera
morbus. 1t was at first supposed
to be a case real of cholera.
CHOLERA AT NAPLES.
PARIS, Sept. 1.-THE Petit
journal says: Cholera broke out
in Naples several days ago, and
eight or ten deaths have occurred