The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-08
CHOLERA HELD AT BAY.
TEN NEW GASES AT QUARANTINE,
BUT NONE IN GOTHAM.

bOA NONh AN GOTh AM,
Eight Of the New Patients Among the
Steersge Passengers on the Nor
MAMMA and Two on the Rugis-Fire
Island May Be Utilized as Q Quarsn-
tine Station.
New YORK, Sept. AFTER the morning
visit of the doctor to the ships at the upper
quarantine the oil tank steamer Brilliant
was allowed TO go to her pier. A German
steamer was then cleared and proceeded up
to New York. At IL o'clock the Persian
Monarch was cleared and went on her way
to her pier.
Secretary Sequine left on the Manhattan
this morning for the lower quarantine with
large number Of tents and bedding 10
provide extra accommodations on Hoffman
and Swinburne Islands.
TwENTY-EIGHr STEAMERS ARRIVE.
The Wyoming arrived last night with
273 cabin and 1893 ssserage passengers, in
cluding so Rtssians. The immigrants will
be detained some time.
The City Of New York has also arrived.
She will probably be detained five days.
All her immigrants are from Great Britain,
and no cholera exists among them. The
passengers include Chaunoey III. Depew and
the wife and daughter of Secretary Foster.
The WResand got in during the morning
from Antwerp with 100 cabin and 476 steer
| age passengers, and the Spree from Bremen
during the afternoon.
Altogether there were twenty-eight
steamers from all parts Of the world at
tho quarantine station this morning.
The Venezuela from La Guayra, Adirou-
dack from Jamaica, Mark Lane, Lisbouez
f,-Ar pa ill - a..
a shoat detention.
The principal released boat, however, was
the Fulds, detained since Sunday.
The cabin passengers on the Corean from
Glasgow were taken off aud the freight
boat Massachusetts, from London, was re-
leased.
The quarantine Is costing the steamships
pretty penny, and 1t Is estimated that the
Hamburg company's loss is s., 900 day.
There were no fresh deaths or new cases
on the Rugta or Normannia up 20 this after
noon, but 1t is expected that several OF the
sick will die.
DR.. jenkins has written Secretary Foster
suggesting that Fire Island be made q quar-
antine station for cabin passengers.
TEN NEW CASES.
New cases are reported at quarantine as
follows:
The Normanuia-Eight new cases were re-
Gehrmann, aged "a; Stanislaus Knaus, aged
20; Richard Fisher, aged "A; Franz Gent,
aged 81 Emil Petri, aged 21 Julius Solnez,
aged 30; Wilhelm Rennenberg, aged 30;
Karl Borandt, aged "a.
The Rugia-Two cases: Katherine Tesa-
rowa, aged %; Drake Kapvian, aged 2s.
SECRETARY sPAULDING CONFIDENT.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 7-Aoting Secretary
Spaulding said to-day that the measures
NaNs NNf@ znt.-
try have proved eminently successful
so far, and that he saw no reason
to apprehend that the contagion will
obtain a footing in this country.
The Secretary of State received tele-
gram this morning from the consul at Bre-
men saying the health reports show there is
no cholera In that city.
SAILED FOR BALTIMORE.
FoRTREss MONROE, Va, Sept. 7.-After
thorough fumgation OF the baggage Of the
steamer Stuttgart to-day she sailed for Bal
timore, Md.
ON THE INCREASE AT HAMBURG.
HAMBURG, Sept 7.-Seven hundred and
two cases Of cholera were reported yester-
day and 1888 deaths. This is an increase of
% new cases and 69 deaths.
RUssIA's RsooRD.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. THE cholera
returns for Sept for the whole empire
place the number of new cases at 4, ,779 and
the deaths at 2,073. showing an increase of
403 new cases compared with Saturday
The deaths were exactly the same.
In st. Petersburg yesterday l3S new cases
| and "a deaths were reported. This is an
Increase of 35 new cases and a decrease of
deaths compared with Monday.
BULLETINS NOW ISSUED AT PARIS.
PARIS, Sept. 7.-Tbe prefect OF police has
begun to issue daily bulletins, giving the
number Of new cases of cholera 10 Paris and
its suburbs and the number of deaths. 40,
oordlng TO these figures SO new cases aud
AZ deaths occurred Monday In Paris and its
suburbs. Yesterday so new cases and AZ
deaths were reported
AT A sTAKDSTILL AT HAvRE.
HAvRE. Sept. 7-Twenty-seve new
cases and z deathR from cholera we're re-
ported yesterday. The disease is about at
a standstill.
DIES OUT AT TEHERAN.
LONDON, Sept. 8, 3 A. M-The Times
Teheran correspondents says: 1.-THE cholera
epidemic has ceased here. The bazars
are again open, and business has been re-
sumed. The mortality here ts estimated ct
1900 to 10000 For the whole Of Persia it
is at least 10000"
NO NEW GASES AT BERLIN.
BERLIN, Sept. mo new cases OF cholera
have occurred here In five days. At HAM
burg the disease is abating. but Is break
ing out with renewed virulence in the
suburbs. The first case Of Asiatio cholera
was announced to-day In Rotterdam, The
reports from Russia are more encouraging.
BLAINE's LETTER