, 1892-08-31
CHOLERA ARRIVES.
A Steamer Load of It From
Europe.

The mOravia Ina New York HarbOF.
Twenty-twO Passengers Die on
the Way and are Buried at Sea.
Cholera i'm Europe.
NEW YoRK, August 31.-The steamship
MoraYia which arrived this morning re-
ports % deaths on board since sailing. The
ships doctor calls it choleraine. Twenty
were children and two admits. Thirteen
were natives of Poland, five of Prussia.
three of Hesse and one of Austria. All
were buried at sea. The first death took
place August 18th, and last death August
29th. The Moravia has been ordered down
to the lower bay.
LONDON, August 81 considerable un.
easiness is felt here because of the knowl-
edge that cholera has certainly fastened a
foothoold in London and in the worst
places in which it could appear. Notwith-
standing quarantine, people from Ham
burg are allowed to land and the result of
all this is shown by the fact that two new
cases of cholera have appeared in the city
road in London. The victims arrived yes
terday on the steamship Poregrine from
Hamburg.
TEHERAE, August 31.-Cholerai in this city
has apparently run its course and is Wis
IDLY decreasing. The deaths yesterday
amounted to 200; decrease of65 compared
with ten days ago.
LONDON, August 31.-The people of Eng
land generally are beginning to be enormously
apprehensiye that despite quarantine reg
ulatiOns the country is doomed to another
siege of cholera plague. Prof. j. o. Afiick
medical examiner of the university at
Edinburg, has declare in an article on
cholera, that in general high temperature
tavors the development of the disease, but
that some of the most severe epidemics
known have ragged with fury in the winter
Three persons have been attacked with
chOleraic disorder at Dover and one has
died. Dispatches say that up to the 22nd
OF August, the number Of cholera deaths
throughout the Russian empire, were re-
ported at 107 647. The Times Vienna cor
respondent says the authorities have ac-
cepted the assistance of the Red Cross So
ciety recently rendered in the event Of
cholera outbreak in Austria.
INDIGNATION IN ENGLAND.
LONDON, August 31.-There is deep in
dignatiOn at the authorities for permitting
passengers to land Monday last from the
steamer Peregrine from Hamburg. These
passengers, after examination, were al
lowed to land with the result that they
have introduced cholera into one of the
most densely populated districts Of Lon
den. This morning one of the cholera pa
tients in the city road died.
The Times Brussels dispatch says two
cases of cholera appeared in Nostras, st.
Pierre hospital today. One of the patients
soon died. The news is spreading to differ
ent wards that other patients wanted to be
removed to other quarters. Much excite
ment was created throughout the city.
LIVERPOOL, August 31.-Physicians who
have been watching tile cases of four Rus
sian emigrants, attacked yesterday with
suspicious sickness while waiting to go on
board the steamer for the United States,
have declared the disease to be true Asiatic
cholera. The announcement has created
great excitement here, and the authorities
are doing all possible to prevent the spread
Of the disease. 1t is feared, however, that
it will be impossible.