Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-28
CH0LERA'SADVANCE.
EVERY POSSIBLE PRscAurloN BEING
TAKEN 6Y The AUTHORITIES.
A National oosrsntine, EigiSs vigiisnf.
sud Unbroken--No Cause for Alarm.
The European Epidemies.

tBy Anglo-Anerican csblo 20 tho Dispatch.l
NEW YORK. August 27.--Three trans
atlantic steamers arrived az quarantine to-
day. They were In Touraine. the Geilert,
and the Russia. the first sailing from
Hayre. and the last two from Hamburg be-
fore the cholera was announced. Vessels
and passengers we're carefully inspected,
and after the baggage of the passengers
aud steamers Gellert and Russia had been
disinfected oil three vessels were allowed
TO proceed 20 the CITY. There were no
sick persons on either OF the ships.
ANOTHER GRAvEsESD VICTIM.
LONDON. Enc. August G.-It was an
nounced this morning that another pas
senger who arrived az Gravesend on tho
steamer Gamma had died from cholera at
Gravesend Hospital. There Is deep indig-
nation at the cafeiessness OF the medical
officers who inspected and passed the
Gamma, particularly in view OF the fact
that they had been ordered 10 be most
searching IN their examination OF vessels
from infected ports.
UNEAsISEss IN LONDON.
Considerable uneasiness has been. ere
ated by the knowledge that some OF the
Gamma's passengers are in London. The
whereabouts of all of them are not known,
but a strict watch will DO kept for the first
appearance of the disease. II IL considered
that an outbreak Is inevitable.
RorTERDAM's FIRST CASE.
ROTTERDAM, HOLLAND. August 1.-Every
precaution has been taken here TO prevent
the introduction OF cholera. Sut notwith-
standing this the disease has effected On
entrance. The first death, that or q wo-
4 a.
TEE HAMBURo EPIDEMIC.
HAMBURG. GER., August 27.--The official
statistics show that Ihm sday there were
295 new cases reported and 100 death. Up
10 noon YESTERDAY there were 1873 new
cases and Is deaths. UP TO noon to-day
there were 80 new cases. All the schools
| are now closed.
AN OUTBREAK CONCEALED.
BUDA-PEsTH, HUNGARY, August T.--Seve-
ra, hungarian newspapers declare that \
number of cases % true Asiatlc cholera heve
occurred at che Iron Gates of the Danube,
and that the outbreak has been concealed
by the authorities.
CASES AT GLASGOW.
LONDON, Eng, August 27.--The 81. James
| Gazette says that TWO cases of Asiatlc
| cholera have occurred at Glasgow. The
| patients who We're among party OF Ger
man emigrants from Hamburg TO the
| United States, have been taken to hospl-
tai. The party in which the man and the
woman were travelling have been Isolated.
THE ANTWERP SITUATION.
ANTWERP, BEL. August T.-Eive new
| cases of the cholera have been reported
| here since yesterday morning and one
| death.
THE RUSSIAN REPORT.
| ST. PETERSBURG, August 27.-The Official
| reports show that throughout Russia there
were reported yesterday $685. new cases
and 3,2b2 deaths, an increase OK 63l new
cases and 2S5 deaths, as compared with
| Thursday.
| HALF A FAMILY GoNR.
BERLIN, August 2T.-Of four members OF
| Hamburg family stricken with the
cholera in Kiel two have died in the hos
pital at the latter place.
| Official notice is gwen that four cases Of
Asiatic cholera which occurred in Bremen
have not proved fatal.
In Antwerp there were fourteen new
| cases and one death to-day.
THE HAyRE RECORD.
PARIS, August 27.-There were total Of
| Is new cases and IL deaths at Havre yes
terday. The bedding and furniture USED
by the sick are being burned. the authoTi
ties indemnitying the owners. II Is claimed
that q Hamburg vessel brought the dis
ease TO Havre during the time Hamburg
concealed its existence there.
IN GERMAN TOWNS.
BERLIN. August 27.-From Ham burg il il
| reported TO-DAY that the epidemic IS ex
tending from the city proper 10 the suburbs
| and abating in the harbor quarter where i
at first appeared. There were ~ new case.
and 10 deaths IN Altoona yesterday. Their,
are new patients at Harbourg. At Wands
beck, where cases and four death
have occurred, the schools have beei
closed. The usual teteS in observance 0
the anniversary of the battle Of Sedan vii
not be held.