The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1892-09-15

Of New York and Pittsburg. The
train came here with clean bill Of
health, but the authorities believe
one of the number, who died
at 80 o'clock, was affected
with cholera. Albertina Larsnede,
Is years old. was in semi conscious
condition when the train pulled into
the depot and physician at once
had her sent to the hospital. She
died on the way.
NOT CHOLERA.
| CHICAGO, Sept. 10. --Later-San-
itary Officer Walter V. Hayes, of
the health office, said in positive
words: "Albertina Larsnede did not
die Of cholera. She died Of ex-
haustion. ! am satisfied, in my own
mind, the case was not one of chol-
era, though the symptoms may
somewhat resemble those of chol-
era"
QUARANTINE AT DETROIT.
DETROIT, Sept. 10.-The twenty
day quarantine went into effect yes
terday, and already sixty Italian
and German immigrants are held at
Windsor, across the river from
here. They arrived late last night
over the Grand Trunk road, bound
for Western points over the Wabash.
MORE DEATHS AT BERLIN.
BERLIN, Sept 10.-Three men
and woman died from Cholera on
board a barge, which came from
Hamburg. These deaths occurred
at village near Berlin. Six hundred
trained nurses and hospital attend
ants have been sent to Hamburg,
and more are wanted at that place.
A Paris correspondent says; The
statistics in regard to the progress Of
the epidemic in this city are less
satisfactory than has been the case
lately.
A letter from Havre says 100
cholera patients are under treat
ment at that place, and eighty of
these persons are recovering from
the disease. A commercial traveller,
who arrived at Nancy to-day, was
seized with cholera while on a train.
He was at once conveyed to a hos
pital and died almost Immediately
upon reaching the institution. A
timber merchant died suddenly at
Lille to day, and the house which
he occupied was thoroughly disin-
fected.
ANOTHER SHIP BOUND FOR AMERICA.
PARIS, Sept. 10.-Sickness here
is worse in Clichy, Mount Matre,
Pere'a, Chasse and Charonne dis
tricts. Madame Miedorlander,
nurse who succumbed to cholera,
was great nurse. She was the first
volunteer and asked for the hardest
post. She took to night duty and
attended sixty patients. When the
doctor found she was worrying
herself out he ordered her to rest,
she burst into tears and begged
to be allowed to continue at
work, which she did till she was
attacked.
An Antwerp correspondent re-
ports only one death from cholera
in the past twenty-four hours.
Fourteen deaths occurred at Boom
in the past week. At the docks
700 small ships have been disin-
fectel. The steamer Penna sailed
for New York with 600 emigrants.
DEATH AT BERLIN.
BERLIN, Sept. l0.-A woman
who arrived here day before yester-
day suffering from cholera is dead.
No other case Of Asiatic cholera has
occurred here. Two are still in the
Moabit hospital recovering. The
woman, was probably infected
while attending the funeral of her
father, who is believed to
have died Of cholera.
Municipality council voted 100000
marks for anti-cholera measures.
"Reports from Hamburg confirm
the announcement of a decrease
in the epidemic. Returns show
an average of fifty fewer cases
daily, excepting Hamburg and
Altoona. Only about score
of cases are announced from the
whole infected district of Germany.
The prevailing cool, bright weather
helps to disperse the plague. There
is a rumor that several cases of
cholera have occurred at Riga, Rus
sia, but that has been hushed up"
czAR AND czARINA VISIT THE SICK.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 10.-The
recent visit of the czar and czarina
to the cholera hospitals in this city
has evoked an outburst of patriotic
eulogy from all classes. The czarina
not only spent time with the pa
tients, but shook hands with many
Of them. The czarina kissed Sis
ter of Charity who had been stricken
with cholera while nursing the sick.
Bad Characters Shoot and slash.
SALEM. IND. Sent. 0.-John