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NO SICKNESS ON BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. "A Press
special from Delaware Breakwater says:
The steamer Lord Couch, from Liver
pool, was boarded eight miles off shore
to-day by a health officer. An examina-
ton showed that there was no sickness
on board, bat the ship was, nevertheless,
ordered into quarantine, until all danger
of the plague breaking out had passed.
SANITARY PRECAUTIONS.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 4.-Dr. John Ham
ilton accompanied Secretary Foster to
New York to-day. While there they
will look into the precautions to prevent
the introduction of cholera and will con-
fer with the State Health Officers on the
subject.
DR.. Wise of the State Board of Health
of Columbus, Ohio, wired DR.. Wyman
that he would go to Cleveland, Sandusky
and Toledo tomorrow to prepare for a
quarantine against Canada. Replying,
DR.. Wyman advised DIR. Wise to have the
local Boards Of Health affirm compliance
with the provisions of the Presidents
circular relating to twenty days quaran-
tine OF emigrant vessels.
Surgeon q. w. Slower of the Marine
Hospital Service, has been ordered to
Detroit. st. Clair, Port Huron and Sault
Ste. Marie to examine and report upon
the efficiency of the inspection stations
recently established at those points.
The only dispatch received by the State
Department to-day was one announcing
that the cholera had appeared in Hanover,
Germany.
QUARANTINE AT DETROIT.
DETROIT (Mich.), Sept. 4.-Dr. Duffield,
in the capacity as Health officer of De-
troit, and backed by authority of the
United States, has decided to establish a
twenty days quarantine at Detroit. The
decision was made after reading a tele-
gram from Quebec giving report Of the
International Health Commission of the
canadian quarantine station at Crosse
Isle. Soon an order will be enforced that
immigration between Montreal, Quebec
and Detroit must cease.
when will you declare twenty DAYS
quarantine?" DR.. Duffield was asked.
I'm all probability on Monday. 1 re-
ceived notice from DIR. Wyman, Surgeon
General, informing me that in his opin-
ion it is advisable to establish a twenty
days. quarantine. l shall consult with
the Government Inspector and Collector
OF Customs here tomorrow. If they
think it advisable, quarantine will be
established at once"
Two more inspectors have been APP
pointed, one of them on behalf of the
city.
STEAMERS EN- ROUTE TO THIS COUNTRY.
QUEENSTOWN, Sept. A. The Guion
steamer Alaska and the Cunard steamer
Aurania sailed hence to-day for New
York. There were no Storage passen-
gers aboard either ship. All aboard both
steamers were in the best of health. The
American Consul issued a clean bill of
health to each. Five hundred Storage
passengers, booked to sail on the Alaska,
will be taken to New York by the special
steamer Nevada, which will probably
sail from Liverpool on the 18th inst. The
Storage passengers booked to sail on the
Aurania, numbering 4S0 will be taken
on the steamer Marathon, which will sail
at the end of the week. The White Star
line will dispatch the Adriatic, a Storage
steamer, from Liverpool on Saturday,
and the Inman line is making arrange
ments to send the steamer Indiana.
Many Of the steerage passengers paid the
difference and took passage in the second
cabin. The authorities are exercising
the greatest precautions.
NO CHOLERA AT SOUTHAMPTON.
LONDON, Sept. $50 far as is known
there are no cases of cholera at South
ampton, where the utmost precautions
are now taken. Tho steamer Columbia,
sailing from Southampton last night for
New York, was ordered to stay outside
the port where her bilge water was
emptied and the ship thoroughly disin-
fected. The North German-Lloy steamer
Aller, from Bremen for New York. ar
rived at Southampton to-day. She has
no cholera patients or suspicious cases of
sickness aboard.
CHOLERA IN RUSSIA.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 4.-Statistics of
the cholera epidemic show that through
out whole of Russia Thursday there were
6,613 new cases reported and 2,7I4 per-
sons died. In this city yesterday there
were 120 new cases, and 81 deaths oc-
Cured. During the last few DAYS the
number of unregistered new cases and
deaths, which were chiefly confined TO
people of the well-to-do class, Increased.
especially on the islands along the river
Neva, where wealthy persons reside in
summer. Private dispatches received
here report that II deaths from cholera
have occurred in Riga. Up to Saturday
AZ new cases and eight deaths were
reported in Kieff. Sixteen new cases
and eight deaths occurred in Saratotf.
On the same day there were 543 new cases
and 237 deaths, and on Friday 362 new
cases and 1o7 deaths occurred in Kasan.
Thursday 176 new cases and "a deaths oc-
in Orenburg, and 296 new cases and |. 49,
deaths i'll the Don district. On Wednes-
day 1872 new cases and $50 deaths occurred
in Voronezh. In the last-named place
the daily average is 600 new cases and 200
deaths.
AT HAMBURG.
HAMBURG, Sept. 1.-The ambulances
of the city yesterday took to the hospitals
325 cholera patients, of whom 1877 died.
Five hundred and twenty-eipht cholera
cases and 329 deaths, not previously re-
ported, were registered yesterday in pur-
suance of police orders. These bring the
total figures, reckoning from the begin
ming of the epidemic, up to !, 623 cases and
2,5l7 deaths.
AT BERLIN.
BERLIN, Sept. 4.-There were no fresh
cases of cholera reported in this CITY to-
day, and the authorities are hopeful that
the disease will not spread to a great ex-
tent here Professor Rosenbach of Bres-
lau recommends simultaneous iniec-
ton of opium in cases of cholera patients
to whom 1t is impossible to administer
medicine owing to vomiting.
CASES IN PARIS.
PARIS, Sept. 4.-Forty-one persons
suffering from choleraic disorders were
admitted to the hospitals in this city yes
terday. Twentyfour patients suffering
from the disease died during the same
day. Many of the victims died quickly
after the first symptoms of infection be-
came manifest, but in no case was there
found any trace OF true Asiatic cholera.
ONE MORE CASE AND SEVERAL DEATHS.
HAvRE, Sept. 4.-One new case of chol-
era occurred here yesterday, but thirty
six persons who had previously been at
tackled by the malady died during the
day.
a SAILOR DIES OF THE DISEASE.
CHRIsTIANsUND, Sept. 4.-One sailor
died here to-day of cholera. No further