Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-01

uua.ration between Eng'ani and the
continent. ard which has coutIuued in-
tarcourse by STEAMBOATS, with Calas aud
Boulorue. France. Three persons have
beer attacked With a choleric disorder
az Dover, aud one % them has died. IL
Is not positively asserted that the dis
ease is Asiatic cholera, but the pre-
sumption is that 10 is,
BRUSSELS, August 31.-A report,
that has Just been issued by Prof. Err
mlngen, the bacteriologist at the Client
University, places the Scheldt Board OF
Health in rather an awkward position.
The board announced few days ago
that the disease prevailing in Antwerp
was not atrue cholera and that only
cases imported from Hamburg were
known in the city. Consequently 1t de-
cided TO issue clean bills OF health to
shipping as usual. Prof. Ermingen was
directed to examine the excreta OF per-
sons suffering from the disease in Ant
werp and the results OF his examination
are embodied in his report, which states
that there Is no doubt that the disease
is the genuine Asistic cholera.
LONDON, August 31.-There Is deep
Indignation felt at the health authori-
ties for permitting the passengers to
land on Monday last from the steamer
Peregrino, from Hamburg. These pas
sengers were carefully examined aud as
no symptoms of cholera were shown
they we're allowed TO 90 ashore with the
result that they have introduced the
disease into one of the most densely
, populated quarters of London. The
dangerous character of the disease and
the inefficency Of an examination to
show whether or not people from in
iected ports carry the infection with
them, is shown in this case.
These dispatches announced yester-
day that two cases of the disease ap-
peared yesterday in the City Road, the
sufferers being passengers from the
Peregrino. This morning one of the
patients, a German, died, and now his
wife and child nave been seized with
the disease. As before said the district
into which the infection has been car
ried is filled with an immense popula-
tion.
LONDON, September 1.-The Standards
Hamburg correspondent telegraphs Thurs
day evening: During the past "A hours
395 burials have taken place Most OF the
cholera victims, it is now claimed, are IN
quarters near the hospital, and two pnysi-
clans succum0ed to-day"
-Four deaths from Asiatic cholera are
reported from Lubbock. a smallpox epi-
demic is raging in Holstein. There are29
cases here and 10 at Kiel. The tempera'
ture of the EIbe water is unusually high;
13 fahrenheit"
HAvRE. August 3l.--There were 65 cases
of cholera reported here yesterday and 33
deaths.
COPENHAGEN. August 31.-The Thing
valla refuses TO take aboard its vessels
passengers for"America coming from chol-
era infected countries. 1t has refused pas
sage to q number of Hamburgers.
BERLIN, August 31.-The Imperial Board
of Health reports that there were 425 fresh
cases of cholera and PIG deaths at Ham
burg yesterday. In Berlin there were
three new cases and one death; in Magde-
burg two new cases and one death.
LIVERPOOL, August 31.--The Liverpool
steamship companies have refused TO take
as passengers any foreigners who come
from places infected with cholera. Gen.
Pratt, the American consul at Queenstown,
has notified he agents OF the trans-Atlar-
tic lines that passengers whose efects are
not thoroughly purified with sulphur Will
not be allowed TO land in the United
States.
WASHINGTON, d. c., August 3l.-The
State Department received the following
dispatch from the Consul at Glasgow:
"Cholera confined to cases reported
amongst continental immigrants No con-
tact with any passengers sent forward.
No cholera in city"
BALTIMORE, Mp, August 3l-A cable
gram to MeSSrs A. Schumacher Il Go. from
Bremen. notes the sailing from that port
for Baltimore on August % OF the steamer
Stuttgart, OF the North German Lloyd
line. The arrival Of the Stuttgart will be
awaited with interest, as she sailed since
the outbreak Of the cholera in Bremen.
WksHINGTON, y. c., August 31,-Both
Secretary Fosterand DR.. Wyman feel that
everything possible has been done by the
authorities to meet any contingency that
may arise.
LIVERPOOL, August 3l.-One of the chol-
era patients here is dead and two others
are in a critical condition.
GRAvEsEND, August 3l.-No further cases
of cholera have been reported here. The
persons suffering from what it is suspected
TO be cholera are progressing towards re-
covery.
RoUEN, August 31.-Four deaths from
cholera occurred her to-day.
BRUSSELS, August 31.-Nine cases Of
cholera have been reported in Malines
city Il miles from Antwerp. Malines is
the central station for the railways which
traverse Belgium in all directions.
CITY OF MEXICO, August 31.-Dr
Liceaza, President OF the National Board
Of Health, said to-day there was not a sim
gle case of cholera in the entire country,
QUEBEC, August 81. The German
steamer Cremon. Captain Meverdirk, from
Hamburg, August llth, via Antwerp,
August 10th, arrived at Crosse Isle to-day
and was At once placed in quarantine.
The Cremon left Hamburg Just day after
the breaking out of cholera at that place.
There was no sickness on the vessel.
Tug Load of Jacka-seS
NFw YORK, August 3l.-City Editor
Goddard, Of the World, and a staff OF
1r-,rI3 rauor.ars chartered the tugDOat