New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-23
SPREADOF CHOLERA IN BERLIN
MANY CASES on BARGES REPORTED.
THE SITUATION IN HAMBURG-FIFTY NINE NE"
CASES IN PAMs-A DECREASE TN
ST. PETER.BURG.


ST. pETER:nURG.
Berlin. Sept o2.-Pcople living and empo'eu VA
bargcs are becoming infected with cholera more anO
roro ovorv dav-a fact that causes much anxiety
From Tuesday noon TO wednesday noon twenty UNIV
cascs OF cholera were reported on barges I''rteeu
~ tho patlents were certified n be suffering WIN
Asatic cholera and taken TO the MoaD' iio'r"
In one instance whole family consisting vi i''"
mother and two children were removed from oai go
fve-year-od child died on the ROAD 10 'le "P
and the mother died last night
As the canal system Families through uie W
tb,ckly populated districts of Berlin II Will c seen
that the situation here has become serious. All ors
traffic has been stopped, and most OF the ooa's e
made fast TO the river bank and watched by sa'"'
officials .nu
Hamburg. Sept 22.-Tbe official cholera returns
place the number OF new eases yesterday al lou "
the deaths at ninety including thHty o"Se'
and twenty nine deaths that were not lncinueu II,
preyious returns. on Tuesday 40 new cases "4''
sixty four deaths officially reported
The Correspondent" OF this city. denies tfat rro
fsssor Koch predicted that cholera would aen ''P
pear here I'm the Spring. The paper says the nv
fessor merely told the sanitary Commission ti' VIC
danger would last through the winter ana pc'o',o
worse IN the sprng II the necessary sanitation should
he reelected The " Correspondent" adds tlat IT'D
fessor Koch said he was hopeful that the disease
would cease II everything possible we're done 10
eradicate II.
Vienna. Sept. 22.-No fresh cases OF cholera were
reported in P0hgorze Cracow to-day.
Paris Sept EN- Paris and it, suburbs YESTERDAY
there were reported fifty nine new cases OF eho'"i
and twenty deaths from the disease
The Secretary Of the Public Health Department o
the Ministry OF the Interior said TO the Associated TVS
correspondent today in regard to the measures tn
in Ncw.York TO prevent the entncc OF cholera We
are not here 10 crcise the measures taken bv 'h'
New.YorlS Board OF Health but 1t seems to us that
they have been extremely and that the same re-
lts can be obtained without being strict, especially
er treating with passengers OF steamers coming from
countries that have well organized sanitary services
IIavrc Sept. 2o.-Four new cases OF cholera ana
three deaths were reported here yesterday
Rotterdam, sept. 22.-Threc cases OF choierh h'lu
one death from the disease have been cpor'eu II, '
ritv TODAY At Maa,lm's and other places in Holland
Isolated cases Of the disease have occurred
BRUSSELS Sept 22-Cholera Is spreading both In TINS
city and in the suburbs
-. Petersburg S,pt. o2.-Thlrty- new cases OF
cholera and twelve deaths occurred here yesterrs'
decrease OF sixteen and four deaths compared
with Tuesdays returns TO-.
TompIco Mexico. sept. o2.-The embargo against
cholera Infected ports was raised last mgh'' c,'ei
from such ports will hereafter be admitted TO Mexican
norris II all are well on board after remaining In quar-
nntine from three to seven days at Sac1nce lsanu V
Vera Cruz which IS the only quarantine statloh Oh ''e
Gulf under Mexican jurisdiction; or,oo, c,ze,tcr de-
CITY OF Mexico sept. IL" The OHciai rnhetc
nIes that cholera exists In any portion Of MeMCo
telegram form the Mexican Consul IN SeT W., ,o has ~
nounc!ng TINT there + 10 cholera III tIIit ei'S' ~ ~
Washington. sept o. The secretary n Of state las
received the oo@s i frog a CG1in e Nod stat that
no epidemic Of cholera prevails mere hVr ms NV
vailed here up to this date