Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-30

DEATHS IN VARIOUS PARTS or
GREAT BRITAIN.
Professor Koch Issues Timely Warn
iDg.-The Average Daily
Record In Russia.


NEW Yuiul, Aug. GA meeting
between Health Oilicor jenkins anu
representatives OF all the foreign
steamship lines was held this alter
noon. Health Ouicer Jenkins reau
ordcrE from the Board Of Health pro-
viding that all vessels arriving from
ports Infected with cholera anu those
carrying passengefe from Injected ulh'
tricts shall be put In quarantine from
two 10 five days before being allowed
to proceed TO their decks. Before
leaving quarantine tho vessels VIII re-
COVE thorough iumigation. Inc
companies agreed to the orders WIN
out dissent, aud Will do all In thelr
power TO assist tho boRrd.
Several steamships arrived here this
morning and were detained ut quaran-
tue for close inspection aud iumiga-
ton OF baggage. They all had steer
ngc passengers. All passengers were
submitted 10 searching investigation,
aud the vessels' baggage and mails
were disintccted. 80 evidence OF
cholera was found among the pnsaen-
yers. The report that cholera had
broken out In Havana " decided.
Quarantine officials will be more care
ful about steamships coming from that
pOrt. The report, however, ID not BE-
iieyrd to be true.
Postmaster Van Colt today sent n
communication to the Health Depart
mtut, stating that, In view Of the
prevalence Of cholera e ports from
which mails are received, such mails
shOuld be disiniecled.
The postoilice authorities have no
appliances to do the work, ana the
poslInnstcr Icquires the Health De-
pariment 10 assist 10 make the neces'
pHry disinfeetiOn.
Commissioner Gilroy Of the depart
mont Ut public works Issued an
elaborate series OF Instruction TO the
heads OF tho departments under him
today concerning the precautions to be
taken TO prevent the spread OF the
cholera In ease II passoa Quarantine.
TIE IpIDEMIC IN ENGLAND.
WASHINGTON, ID. O., Aug. 20.-rhe
following dispatch wDs received at the
Slate Department from the United
States Consul at Glasgow:
"rhero IL a cholera outbreak here
among Russian emigranis for Amer
ica.D
The Consul nj Liverpool cabled as
iollows:
"Cholera is imminent; strongly urge
the medical inepeotOn OF immigrants
under Consular direction"
Acting Secretary Spauljing OF the
treasury department, today said he be-
lioved every precautionary measure
that could be taken to prevent the adj
mission Of cholera into the United
States had been taken. New sugges-
Ions on the subject that might present
hemselvea would have tnu careful
consideration Of the department. I'm.
der date OF August 2ith the foreign
minister sent 70 tho secretary Of State
n report announcing the results Of the
investigation commenced by the board
OF health concerning the recent epi.
demic Of cholera In the department of
theSeine. The note says II Ia manifest
that the epidemic II not Imported
cholera; that the case examined were
solely due TO the Use Of Seine water OF
n bad quality, and at present the ssni-
tnry situation has improved to such u
degree that all danger may be consid-
cred to be av,ftcd. The report Gays the
minister makes II clear that none of
tho French ports have shown nor show
q single cast OF cholera.
THE EFFORTS or THE AUTHORITIES
fRUITLEss.
LONDON, Aug. 29.-There is no
doubt that Great Britain 10 having a
visitation of cholera. From Grave
send, Swansea, Glasgow and Dundee,
towns in England, Scotland and
/ Wales reports comB OF death from the
disease showing that tho efforts OF the
health officials 70 keep II out OF the
country have proved iruitlesS aud
now this afternoon came the report
that u person had died from Asiatio
cholera ut Bottom, n large town twelve
mil,s northwest OF Manchester. The
place Ia oBe Of the principal seats Of
the English cotton manufacture, and
thousands Of mill operatives live there.
The permission given by the health
officials OF Middlesborough for landing
the crew OF the steamer "Gerona, -
from Hamburg, promiscs 10 have most
serious results. As announced In
these dispatches, the vessel was placed
In quarantine after one Of the crow mad
been attacked by cholera, but In the
meantime hummer OF the ships com.
| lhuy nhu utlhEtu iOT tutlr homes,
Six OF them went to Dundee, where
they reside, while another Of the
crew went to Aberdeen. Amonn
those who went TO Dundee WINS Walker,
the engineer OF tho "Gcrona. u
Shortly aftdr his arrival there he was
taken sick and died ia few hours,
The physician who attended him tnyf
there II no doubt but his death wa.
due TO cholera, When Il becam,
known that Walker was dead la,
greatest excitement prevailed In Dun,
ice, and also IN Aberdeen, where the
seventh member OF the crew aahore
had gone. Steps were at once taken
by the health officers to isolate the re,
naming members OF the crew in Dun.
dee aud one IN Aberdeen until IN,
danger OF their spreading the disease I.
past. Tho residents OF both places
however, believe the men have beer
allowed 10 20 about town long enough
to spread the c0ntagiou n they carried
the Infection rnd there IL widespread
anxiety prevailing In every quarter o.
the towns. An extraordinary watcl
will be kept in both places for the frs
appearance Of cholerGie disorders.
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