New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-29
CHOLERA NOT DECREASING.
MANY NEW CASES AND DEATHS IN HAMBURG
AND HAVRE.
DENIAL THAT THE DISEASE HAS APPEARED IN
BERLIN-DEATHs FROM CHOLERINE IN
PARASITIC MORTALITY IN

BERLIN-DEATHS FROM CHOLERINE IN
PARASITIC MORTALITY IN
RUSSIA
Hamburg, Aug. 2s.-The Official returns sho"
that on Friday there were reported In this citS
1e new cases of cholera and so deaths Up to
noon Yesterday l2S new cases and pf.y-hve deaths
were reported, but the returns are not complete
Prayers were offered in all the churches to-day ior
a cessation of the scourge Whole househo!us
have been sent to the cholera hospital Relief COM
nittecs have been formed and appeals for SUD-
scriptions issued throughout the city
Berlin. Aug. 2S.-Emperor William has had
presented to him exhaustive reports on the progress
Of cholera and the measufes taken to combat it.
He devotes several hours daily to studying the
endemic He has ordered that vigorous measures
be taken to insure the safety of the troops
The sanitary officials tonight reiterate their as
serion that there is Asiatic cholera In this city
However, suspicious case was reported yester-
day, that of "a woman who had just arrived here
fran Hamburg. and who showed choleraic symp-
toms. The woman and her husband were imme-
diately sent TO the Moabit Hospital, where they
are still detained.
Frequent cases of choleline are reported fro-
tessor Koch declares that there is no reason Tor
the exaggerated alarm that prevails in Berlin,
parahly better than that Of Hamburg. Great
sunrise is expressed at the action of the Ham
burg authorities in giving the cholera figures UP
to Thursday as 573 cases and 94 deaths, whereas
the Reichsanzeger" gives the figures up to Fri
day as / ,02S cases and 35s deaths
The Post" publishes a letter from a Hamburg
nhvsican making the gravest charges of neglect
AGAINST the authorities. Not even the eXcreIa
Of cholera patients" he says are rendered IN
nocuous A sailor attacked with cholera was left
for two hours lying on pontoon near the Baum
wall before he was removed. The cholera hospital
is crowded and is in an unsanitary condiuon.
The streets arc swarming with the poorest ana
dirtiest people. The Elbe with its partly-dried
banks. is receptacle for much rotting refuse
Ii is the duty of the Empire to remedy the eA-
isting evils, and at once"
The National Xeitung' also comments strongly
upon the attitude of the Hamburg Senate III
ieporing the precautions ordered by Prussia in
July, and expresses the hope that the presen'
state of affairs will lead to bill that Will enable
the labors of the Imperial Sanitary Office to bene-
fit the whole nation.
These comments voice the popular feeling tnat
the time has arrived 10 abolish the special prlvi-
leges guaranteed to single States, ana TO eA'eh'
the central power " the Empire
Ii is reported that the steamer Sylvia, bouho
from Hamburg TO New-York, has landed at CuX-
haven two of her crew suffering from cholera
Hayre Aug 2s.-Scventy-one new cases OF
cholera and twenty five deaths from the disease
were reported in this city yesterday
Paris, Aug 2s.-Several new cases of cnoienne
have been reported in this city. Three deaths
from the disease occurred to-day. Three per-
sons died of choerine in lie Mans to-day.
St. Petersburg, Aug. 2s.-Cholera continues to
spread in several towns in Central Russia and
Jublin Though the mortality is not alarming
The official returns show that throughout Russia
IN Thursday there were reported 6,15' new Cases
of cholera and 2s69 deaths. In St feterspnrs
Yesterday seventy-fve new cases and thirty seven
deaths were reported. Twentyeight cases OF
cholera have occurred in a. charitable asylum here
the outbreak being due to bad food
London, Aug 2s.-The steamer Corona arrived
m MiGdlesborough to-day from Hamburg, anu ~
there was no sickness aboard, the crew were al
lowed to disembark; but subsequently one OF the
seamen was seized with cholera, and the Oerena S,n
was then placed in quarantine lie SeIieI u "u n
to-night The townsfolk are alarmed over the ap-
pearance Of the disease. c.A t.r
T1,a steamer Talavera arrived at Grlmsby rom
Hamburg to-day with two sailors VINO had clo,era
symptoms They were removed to the noaolng 'n nus
pita and the Taavera was t1wee 70 tho ..'I uanhnrr
hsrk Helena which arrived of Dover last hgh'
proves to he number of diarrhoeal cases 9;l Iu'
The pateptS are recovering Inc NeoSci Voc u.,
injected. and was not allowed to communicate
with Dover L.. onneared
As no further cases Of cholera have appeared
among the passengers of the steamship HeIniha, a.
Gravesend from Hamburg. the Immigrants nave
been allowed 10 disembark However, as iur-
finer urecauton, they will oe obliged TO remain !.
three deys more under canvas on the grouhus OIL
the Gravesend Hospital. ~ MI, ~ .,o,
Tncerne dispatch to The Times SAYS tfat
Switzerland is being invaded by Germans neeIils
frou their homes to escape cholera. nut that one
Swiss Eundesrath has decided that sIeciai meas
nrcs against cholera not yet needed. r.,
"The News's" Paris correspondent says
woman called at the Marie at Montmartre 10 reg reg
;ster The death of her child from cholera. ne ne
nersons in the Office drew away In terror, wneh
snSdenlv the woman fell to the noor wrltmhg M TlCn
nain sbe was at once removed 10 the cnoiela
barraclcs where her husband had been taken oh
tIa nrryions day The husband died; ,u no
psnai 81 the usual liners are expected 10 cali lor
carco e,cent White Star boats when nave Deeh
stonn.d tili further notice Italy Is rigor1usH en-
cIuane ali commodities likely to be venicies oa
cbnIera and is exercising scrupulous vigilance
over passengers ,, oGo;oI Cazotte- nub-
sd nsIes ",eainst the cholera. Rigorous pccau-
Mons are being taken on the frontier'