The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-09-23
THE CHOLERA SITUATION.


Other P0tntas
SEPTEMBER l3-Representatives Of Gov
ernor Flower went into Brooklyn court
this morning and secured an order vacating
the injunction which prevented the landing
OF the Nornannia's passengers yesterday.
Governor Flower tclcgraphed To DR.. jenkins
to land the passengers at once, and ordered
the sheriff to protect them from the bay men,
The passengers at once nocked to the hotel
where they were provided for rs fast as posi-.
bic. They were avery happy set Of people,
as they have had very disagreeable expert
ence during the past few days. Governor
Flower has ordered several hundred soldiers
TO Fire Island.
There were ninety-six deaths in Hamburg
to-day. Although this ia great decrease the
plague has not yet lost It's grip. Business In
that vicinity is almost parrlyzed. The num-
Der OF deaths In Russia is decreasing.
SEPTEMBER 1.-THE health board of New
York City announced to-day that five persons
have died from cholera In the city The
health officers claim that no more cases have
been reported.
The oil tank steamer Hcligoland arrived at
New York to-day and reports the death OF
two of the crew with cholera
DIR. Edison and others of the New York
health board feel sure that there will be no
epidemic OF cholera In that city.
SEPTEMBER 15.-The steamship Bohemia
reached New York to-day from Hamburg.
Eleven children died on the voyage and It Is
believed that their disease was cholera.
Another case OF cholera was reported to-day
In New York City. Mary Conncrty, u l9-year
old girl, who came from Ireland six months
ago, was removed TO the reception hospital
from the tenement 500 Second avenue, suffer.
Ing from what Is announced MS genuine chol-
era The case was reported 10 DIR. c. n Kane,
OF G'3 Second avenue, who was called In to
attend the girl. Inspector Dilllngham,of the
Board OF Health, declared she had cholera.
President Harrison at Loon Lake received
letter from Attorney General Miller that
the President had power to- absolutely stop
immigration. In reply to question sent to
Secretary Foster, the latter informed the
President that 1t was not necessary to take
such radical action at present us the steam
ship companies have agreed TO stop bringing
immigrants.
There Is Il cholera scare at New Haven, due
to n statement that two brothers there have
something very much like cholera.
Among the nurses offering their services
for cholera patients at New York are many
young women OF refinement and education,
who seem filed with desire to sacrifice them
selves in behalf of their fellow man. The at
tire of several indicates a life of ease and
wealth.
J. Picrpont Morgan, the treasurer Of the
Chamber OF Commerce quarantine emergency
fund, acknowledges the receipt OF an ad.
dtional S12,335 In subscriptions since noon
yesterday; previously received, SIS, 800; grand
total to-day sl30,635.
SEPTEMBER l6.-Another case OF cholera
was reported In New York to-day. Its
known that at least one of the cholera pa.
TENTS In the city was infected by four Ger
man girls who arrived from Antwerp jus, be-
fore the quarantine was established. The
health board this afternoon appointed twenty.
five more physicians as sanitary inspectors
and increased the dlsnfecting corps by six
more men. They also asked the police board
TO detail policemen at all houses where there
are suspected eases Of cholera.
The passengers from the NormannIa de-
ialned at Fire Island were released to-day
and came to the city. About forty OF them
Travelled over the Long Island railroad, aud
the Others were brought 10 the Hobokcn pier
OF the Hamburg company by the steamer
Cephcus Among them were Senator Nc.
Pherson, T.. 8. Godkin, A. NJ. Palmer, Lottle
Collins, 7. Wigot Newman, honorary CON.
missioner ai-largc Of the Worlds Fair, Prof.
+. W. Taylor. Lincoln, Nebraska, and W. Z.
furst and wife Of Denver.
SEPTEMBER 1.-THE board Of health Of
Islp are renewing the efforts to prevent the
Use OF Fire Island rs u quarantine station.
The state officers will resist any attempts to
dislojgc them.
: The passengers on the Wyoming who have
been held on their vessel for twelve days are
getting very Indignant. The Cepheu. wa.
sent To transfer them To Fire Island to-day,
but they positively refused 10 go as they lie
clare that there has been no cholera aboard,
DIR. Jcnkin. says that he will make them Co.
There appears TO be some doubt whether
there has been any cholera aboard their YES.
eel, but the health officer, are suspicious.
SEPTEMBER ls,-Thc cabin passengers from
the Wyoming were landed ON Fire Island ihI.
morning without opposition from the I.lIp
authorities.
Camp Low, which has been created on
Sandy Hook for the reception OF si.cragc
passengers who have been detained on IIoif.
mans Island, was occupied to-day. 1t Is Of.
ted up very comfortably.
A ease OF cholera Is reported from New