The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-10

warned she agents Of the companies 20 take
the necessary precautions against infected
passengers or baggage. He knew of no in
stance since the circular came into opera-
ton where ships carried both saloon psssen-
gers and immigrants. Saloon passengers
now embarked and sailed on the definite
assurance that the vessels did not carry
immigrants. Referring to the question dis
cussed in London daily, that IL the assur-
ance is broken and cabin passengers are de-
tanned IN quarantine or otherwise suffer,
have they a claim for damages against the
was decidedly Of the opinion that they could
so claim.
HAVRE'S CHOLERA RETURNS.
HAvRE, Sept. 9.-The cholera returns
for yesterday show a decrease Of s new
cases and death compared with the returns
for Wednesday. The figures for yesterday
are IL new cases and 10 deaths. For Wednes-
day they were 19 new cases and IL deaths.
DECREASE AT HAMBURG.
HAMBURG, Sept. 9.-Oficial cholera fig
ures continue to show a very material de-
crease in the number of cases and deaths.
Yesterday, according to official returns,
there were 1913 new cases and 2l5 deaths, a
decrease of 262 cases and 100 deaths from
Wednesday.
A GRATIFYING sUBsIDENCE IN RUSSIA.
ST. PETERsBURa, Sept. 9.-Ofioial cholera
returns for Tuesday from all the infected
districts in Russia show a gratifying sub
sidence of the disease. Compared with
Monday, Tuesdays returns show a decrease
of 843 new cases and / 1,109 deaths. In ST.
Petersburg yesterday there were I09 new
cases and 81 deaths q decrease OF 16 cases
and deaths. OF the patients in the hos
pitals in the city 50 were discharged yester-
day as cured
TWO CASES AT KRALINGEN.
ROTTERDAM, Sept 9.-Two cases OF Asi.
alto cholera are reported at Kralingen,
three miles from this city. Both patients
Hamburg and Russia. One of them has
already succumbed to the scourge- 10
THE RECORD AT PARIS.
PARIS, Sept 9.-Sixty-three new cases of
cholera and 40 deaths were reported in this
city yesterday. and 22 new cases and Is
deaths were reported IN the suburbs.
Premier Loubet having learned that fresh
parties Of Jewish immigrants from Russia,
Turkey and RoumAnia are expected at
Marseillee, has instructed the prefeot TO pro.
hibit the landing OF the Immigrants from
consuls in the east will be advised of this
| action.
IN FAVOR OF THE CREW.
LONDON, Sept 9.--In the case of the crew
Of the ship Aladdin, who refused to 60 with
the ship to Hamburg because infected. the
magistrate to-day gave a decision In favor
Of the crew.
IN QUARANTINE AT KERTCH.
LONDON. Sept 9.-The British steamer Iro-
| nopolis from Middlesboro, has been placed
in quarantine at Kertch, a seaport of Russia
in the Crimea. Upon the vessels arrival
at Kenton it was found by the authorities
that cholera had broken out on her during
| the voyage. Two seamen belonging in
| Liverpool succumbed to the malady before
the steamer reached port and their bodies
were buried at sea- Eleven other members
| Of the crew were also prostrated aud they
are now in a critical condition.
| CLOSED AGAINST FOOT PASSENGERS.
| BERLIN, Sept. 9.-The press OF the city
calls upon the government to interfere ii
| the illegal action Of some local authorities
| In excluding from their towns al
travellers who arrive from sup
| posed infected districts, thus disorganiz
ing commerce. The town Of Myslo witz, in
Prussian Stlesia. on the Austria German
frontier, has been closed against foot pas
sengers The importation Of German milh
into Austria has been prohibited.
Prince Bismarck has donated 10, 900 mark
to the relief fund. The opening of th
theaters has been postponed until October
NOHH0onOS 40 E0tuIulISs
ABATEMENT AT HAMBURG.
LONDON, Sept. 10. 3A.M.-The Standard.
Hamburg correspondent says: "Furthel
| ment In the epidemic is visible, but tn
number of fresh cases to-day is still heavy
the total being 7S9, the deaths number 246
and the interments 491. In the hospita
| and barracks there are 2,94l patients undel
treatment, but there are only cases in thu
shipping quarter.
| THE MORTALITY AT TEHRRAN.
| TEHERAN, Sept. 0.-The mortality from
the cholera here now averages 81 daily
against 200 week ago.
| MEXICO AND QUARANTINE.
CITY OF Mexico, Sept. 9.-The home
board of health has decided to establish q
very strict quarantine against the United
| States, should what it considers decided
| cases Of cholera appear there. In carrying
| out this design IL will specify six stations
| only where passengers and goods can enter
Mexico, and will allow no trains to cross the
| frontier.