The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-16

all parsons who died from diarrhea, and were
sent 20 Prof. biggs for archaeological ex-
animation. In few instances 1t was aaid
the authorities insisted on burying the bod
lee in metallic coftins. It was unofficialIy
reported to-day that
ANOTHER SUSPECTED CASE
OF cholera had been discovered A druggist
person who had been i'll at No. S37 East One
Hundred and Fifteenth street had been re-
moved by the board Of health, after which
ehe house was fumigated and disinfected aud
placed In quarantine Many Of the resi-
dents In the neighborhood, becoming
alarmed, hastened to supply themselves
with disinfectants, and the druggist had q
and chloride of lime
DISTRIBUTING CHOLERA CIRCULARS.
Supt. Byrnes called all the police captains
DO headquarters this morning to instruct
them on the distribution of cholera circu-
lars which the board Of health has printed.
There are 10 all 100000 circulars
printed in English, German. italian,
Hebrew and Bohemian and will be
all distr ibuted by policemen to every house
on their post by O'Clock to-day. The COM
mission Is In session to-day, but their meet
ing developed nothing new.
The exAmination into the causes Of the
death Of Charlotte Beck and Callahan has
not been reported upon yet.
AT STATEN ISLAND QUARANTINE.
QUARANTINE, s. l., Sept. l6.-The MEM
bers OF the medical conference appointed
by the chamber Of commerce arrived at the
station this forenoon on board Millionaire
Hearstls yacht VAmoose.
The Trsve Of the North German Lloyd
Steamship Company arrived at 8:45 o'clock
with a full ltst Of cabin passengers no immi-
grants. She reported all well and about 6
O'Clock she was permitted to 20 up. At 8
O'Clock yesterday she passed the Bohemia
from Hamburg. Much anxiety Is being ex-
perienced by ths health officers Of the ar
rival OF this boat, as 10 10 feared she has
many cases Of cholera aboard.
SUSPICIOUS OF THE TRAvE.
DIR. Jenkins said be was very suspicious
Of her. DR.. Walser, deputy health officer.
issued bulletin announcing the disinfeot-
ing done during each day on each quaran-
tined vessel No new cases are re-
ported. The Rugia's passengers were re-
moved to-day Co the New Hampshire
and will be transferred thence to Fire Island
on the departure Of the Normannia's pas
sengers, which event. DR.. Jenkins says, will
the pier, preferriug that to she railroad.
The Scandals passengers will be taken to
Holman Island as soon as possible.
ALL ARE WELL ON THE ISLAND
at this writing. It has been claimed that
the death OF the child, Minnie LevinRer,
last Sunday, Is directly traceable to four
immigrant girls who came here from Ant
werp on the Friesland. DR.. Jenkins evil
dently does not put much faith in the
allegation. "All things are possible,
however" j" he added. DR.. Jenkins said that
the result Of the trip Of inspection to the
camp at Sandy Hook where the tmmi-
grants will be quartSTed, with the medical
conference was highly satisfactory, aud
that the work would speedily be completed,
when accommodations for 800 people would
be provided.
DR.. Jenkins still feels very doubtful
about the condition OF the Moravia's pas
sengers, and will hold the steamer some
time longer. The Weiland will be allowed
to go up tomorrow.
BROOKLYN SUSPECT.
Brooklyn has a suspected cholera case to-
night, Josepha Malreka, a Polish girl who
arrived In the United States In January
She died to-day, after being taken sick and
vomiting yesterday. 1t was called cholera
mOrbns.
DEPUTIES swoRNEN
LONG ISLAND CITY, L. l., Sept. 15.-In
compliance with the order OF Gov. Flower,
Sheriff James Norton Of Queens county
this morning swore IN posse Of deputy
sheritfs to guard the ports In Queens county
where the steamer Ripple may have oo-
casion to land IN conveying passengers 70
and from Fire Island.
BIS POWER TO STOP IMMIGRATION.
Loon LAKE, Sept 15-Notwithstanding
the terrible personal affection under which
be Is laboring, the President to-day sent
a telegram to the Secretary Of
the Treasury saying toe Attor~
ney General had sent him an opinion
to the effect that he had full power under
the law to prevent the landing In this coun-
try Of all immigrants coming from ports
infected with cholera or any other conta-
gious disease. He suggested that
the Secretary of the Treasury con-
vey this information TO the trausat-
lantio ship companies, together with the
official notice that unless they acted In strict
accordance therewith. he, the President,
would issue an executive order prohibiting
entirely all immigration from the infected
ports without exception. The Secretary
of the Treasury is urged to give the matter
his careful and thorough consideration, and
to advise the President promptly OF his
action in the Fnattar