The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-28
SPREAD OF THE CHOLERA.
IT APPEARS At L.tST Nv BERLIN
WITERE II CLITNS THREE IICTfMS

Bremen Also In the Lis, OF Infected Cities
GREAT %nritain Itnrd at Work 10 Keen
the Disease from Getting n Good Fooihoia
BERLIN. Aug. 2I.-Ther3 ia now no doubt
that Asiatic cholera is in Berlin. Three deaths
arc reported from what Is undcniably Asiatio
cholera Of u %virulent type. A lady. whilc trav-
clliDg from Hamburg. was sciycl with cholera
and taken to tho Mobait Hospital. Whilo tho
authorities are enforcing tho most rigid snni-
tary precautions. they profess to he satisfied
that tho cholera will make no serious progress
in Berlin. There Is no great panic among the
people. and a general disposition to obey the
sanitary regulations is manifested. The trims
at the points on the Russian frontier. whore
spected. and all persons from tho districts In
which cholera has been prevalent nre de-
barrcd from entering Germany.
Travellers from st. Petersburg represent
that there is no panic In that city. nnd that the
inhabitants gcnerally are satisfied that the
cholera has done its worst. The approach Of
the frost is anyiously awaited IA likely to put
a stop 10 the further spread Of the pestilencs.
The Ipssischs Zciiun1 has this despatch from
Hainburg:
There is no apparent decrease in the
cholera in spite OF the cool weather. The dis
ease has appeared on tho islands in The Elba.
~ u bCoIlc haN' 'lI ITO CIIys
The drarth of doctors Is severely felt. Several
nurses have died. The school attendance has
dwindled to only 40 uer cent. of tho usual aa-
urts.'
a despatch from Bremen says that the
fs a"tion M Mns qhr rp e sh, ,r at mt mpr,; Th ES In.
have boon four deaths thus far.
HAMBURG. Aug. 27.-rhe number Of new
!, Of ch%iera reported in this city to.dayis
suburb # IampsrbESon., ms weather. .
edoiortsf'e 'u'ertn enfeter having fallen 10'
RorTsgRsM, Avg; "a woman has died
r nsds ., Assure @ss" fl, shS oierams Ih" "s'h nSt t%srs az: :
little hGuotthat the disease came here by way
Tie ship jJiason. from Hamburg to Cologne.
is Mt quar- antine on. this city. She has six
cases of chrFera IN. board.
persons aiilliqstGS;d With Aslat '"t cho De a." ero saeft
to GrayrseHd un the steamer Comma. which
and tho hospital authorities at GravGsend be-
i,sy rnd mat 'l lax h sSo. taken en- S'lsnIivs measure.
Gated 80 others: Both the clothing and bed.
ding in use by the cholera patients have been
a 1arsg f"r io I,,d Is tnS 1 ,nmisntsy T"s RI They hey were
in attendance upon them have been subjected
to tiorous' course OF disinteftion: u,,.,
has extensive, shipping communication with
HambutG and other ports on am! near the
last evening. and developed symptoms OF
Asiatir cholera.
Thirty Russian emigrants arrived Mt Glas-
gov on Thursday. by way OF Hamburg. with
thr intention OF taking passage to the United
Stntrs.
The steamer Normnnnin arrived AT South.
nmpton to-day from Hamburg, on tho way to
Sew York. The health officers did not board
thu steamer. which. after taking passengers
and mails rs usual. proceelrh on her voyage.
ANTWERP, Aug. misunderstanding the as
sertiuns, Yesterday that there was no moro
cholera here. five new cases OF cholera and
one death have bcon reported since yesterday
morning.
ST. lE!ERsnuHG. Aug. 27.-The official re-
turns Of the cholera for all Russia show that
yesterday there were reported i..'53 new cnRes
and 80 deaths. This is IN increase Of 83l
cases and ~ deaths over Thursday. In st.
Petersburg lUS now cases Of tho disease were
renorted Yesterday and 27 deaths. an increase
cf I new cases and 8 deaths over the previous
day.
PARIS, Aug. 27.-Forty-si new cases Of chol-
err, and nineteen deaths from tho disease are
reported to-day at Hnyre.