The Meeker herald., 1892-09-24
THE CHOLERA SITUATION.
Latest Reports from New YORK and
Other Points,

to land tho passengers at once, and ordered
the sheriff to protect them from the bay men.
The passengers at once focaed TO the hotel
where they were provided for as fast posi-
BILE. They were very happy set of people,
as they have had very dissgrecahle expert
cnce during the past few days. Governor
Flower has ordered several hundred so,ders
10 Fire Island.
There were ninety-sin deaths IN Hamburg
to-day. Although this is a great decrease tie
plague has not yet lost Its grip. Business in
that vicinity Is almost paralyzod. The num-
Der of deaths In Russia is decreasing.
SEPTEMBER 1.-THE health board Of New
York City announced to-day that five per-ons
have died from cholera In The city. The
health officers claim that no more cases have
been reported.
The oil tank steamer Ieligoland arrived at
New York to-day and reports the death OF
two OF the crew with cholera
DIR Edison and other, Of the New York
health board feel sure that thcfc will be no
epidemic Of eLolciI IN that city.
SEPTEMBER l5.-The steamship Bohemia
reached New York to-day from Hamburg.
Eleven children died on the voyage and 1t Is
believed that their disease was cholera.
Another case Of cholera was reported to-day
In New York Cltv. Mary Connerty l9-ycar
old girl, who came from Ireland six months
ago was removed to the reception hospital
from the tenement 6g1 Second avenue, suffer
ing from what Is announced as genuine ehol-
era. The ease was reported TO Dr. {. J. Kane,
OF 67J Second avenue, who was called in To
attend the girl Inspector DIliiusham,of the
Board of Health, declared she had cholera.
President Usrrl,an AZ Loon Lake received
letter from Attorney General Miller n.at
the President had power 10 absolutely stop
immigration, In reply 70 question sent 10
Secretary Poster, the latter Informed tho
President that 1t was not necessary to take
such radical action ut present the steam.
ship companies have agreed to stop bringing
immigrants.
There IS cholera scare at New Haven, due
to Statement, that two brothers there have
something very much like cholera.
Among the nurses offering thcf services
for cholera patients NJ New York arc many
young women OF refinement aud education,
who seem illcI with a desire 10 sacrifice them
selyc- in behalf Of their fellow man. The al
tire OF several Indicates life OF ease and
wealth
j. Picrpont Morgan, the treasurer Of the
Chamber of Commerce quarantine emergency
fund, acknowledge the receipt OF an adj
ditiUnal s52.a3j in subscription. since noon
yesterday; previously received, s5s, 800; grand
total today Sl3o,G25
SEPTEMBER lG.-Anothcr case Of cholera
was reported In New York to-day. It's
known that at least one OF the cholera pa.
t!cnts In the city was Infected by four Ger
oil 4 ft,lt h..
fore the quarantine was established. The
health board thi. afternoon appointed twenty
hye more physicians "a. sanitary inspector.
aud Increased the d.sluiecung corps by Fix
more men. They also asked the police board
to detail policemen at all houses where there
arc suspected eases Of cholera,
The passengers from the Sormannia de-
tanned at Fire Island were released to-day
and came TO the city. About forty Of them
Travelled over the Long Island railroad -.'l
the Others were brought to the Hobokcn pier
of the Hamburg company by the steamer
Ccpheu-. Among them were Senator Ne
Pher,on, +. :. Gudkin, \. NJ Palmer, Lottic
Collins, F. Wlgot Newman. honorary com
m.soncr-at-lnrge Of the Worlds Fair; Prof.
+. W. Taylor, Lincoln Nebraska, and ". c.
Furst and wife Of Denver.
SEPTEMBER Lille board OF health OF
lsllp are renewing the efforts to prevent the
use OF Fire Island as II quarantine station.
The state officers viii resist any attempts TO
dislodge them.
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sElfENbER ls'-lhe cabin passengers from
the wyoming were landed on tire Island TINS
morning without opposition from The lslip
authorities
Camp Low, which has been created on
Sandy Hook for the reception OF Storage
passengers who have been detained on IloT-
mans Island, WAS occupied to-day. 1t Is tit
ted up very comfortably.
\ case of cholera Is reported from New
Brunswick, New Jersey. CAPTAIN Carr 4, the
victim and he died tonight.
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