New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
SUNDAY EDITION.
JULY 20, 1892.
THE CHOLERA ADVANCING.
GERMAN UNEASINESS OVER ITS APPROACH
TO THE FRONTIER
RUSSIAN SANITARY MEASURES DECLARED IN
ADEQUATT-RUSSiA ASSISTING PLOTTERS
AGAINST PRINCE FERDINAND

RUSSIAN SANITARY MEASURES DECLARED IN
ADEQUATT-RUSS.A ASSISTING PLoTTERS
AGAINST PRINCE FERDINAND
BIsMARCK'S PLANS.
Copvrfoht; 1892: Bv Neie York Associdted Press
Berlin July 23.-The advance OF the cholera toward
IN. puseisn frontier alSorbs the attention OF the pub
lie 70 the exclusion of all political and other topics
The fact that cholchnc has been reported in Berlin
has caused the Municipal sanitary Commission TO
hasten the completion of Its precautions TO prevent
tho oppearnnce of the cholera. The resources of the
bospitos are fully equal any emergency. The
tec.e Of the frontier provinces OF Scsia. Posen and
70, Prussia have addressed circular letters 10 the
local authorities Cases which have been reported rs
having occurred Plock and LODI, near the frontier
have caused rcdouhled precautions. The medical STAINS
have been increased aud they make extremely thorough
examinations of all passengers by rail arriving Mt
frontier stations. The military authorities are Co
r.rotins with the medical officers making a sfTct
examination Of all baggage and goods sent by rail- ana
burning all materials in which it Is suspected con
tagion may Turk. They also cause all luggage 10 I"
dsinfected.
4 party Of medical men has gone to the choera-n-
feced districts of Russia and Professor Koch is max
ing a tour of the VoCa provinces. Concurrent ao-
vices from vanOns points in Russia ahord Ilttc nope
that The epidemic will be stayed. The announcements
from st. Petersburg concerning the enforcement u
sanitary regulations in the stricken districts 40 ho'
correspond with the facts seen by the GERMAN
physicians These regulations exist on paper but
ore rarely carried out.
II often happens that traveller VIII ma nl'ns'ii
beside a person who Is suddenly seized with choier"
the germs Of the disease having developed subsequent
10 his having started on his journey. Complaints are
heard everywhere of the want Of dsinccants ana the
ohsenre OF pharmaceutical remedies The authorities
I'm ST. Petersburg seem to be waking up only as me
epidemic approaches Themselves. live GlsliIecunH cS
Adjustments have Just been opened in the Russian
capital and extra precautions have been taken aohs
the Voronezh and RoStof Railway.
In Moscow and other centres charitable societies are
opening medical bureaus where the poorer classes
are treated without charge, and are furnished
gratuitously with medicine several r"cctorieS nave
also been established at which meals are furnished
free or at reduced prices. The German medi'M men
state that they find the hospital arrangements de-
fcctlye and cite rs an instance laroslav, on the
Volga. where the hospital sewage untl recently
enped through pipes into the river above the point
rom which the water supply OF the town was drawn.
, PROTEST FROM BULGARIA.
The Bulgarian Government, with the approval OF
the Berlin and Vienna Foreign Offices Is preparing
a nrotest against Russian Official connivance In
,,ots against Prince Ferdinand and Prime Minister
stambuloH The basis Of this protest IS document
written in cipher which has come into the possession
Of the bulgarian Government, and In which Count
Kapnist. of the Petersburg Foreign ONCE. IN
strlcts the Embassy at Bucharest to assist con
spirators much as possible. Both the German and
Austrian courts are shocked at the official sanction
BY the Russian Government OF plans for the murder
OF Prince Ferdinand. who Is a blood relation OF the
Gar The outcome Of the affair Is likely to be an
early recognition OF the Bulgarian ruler by the
Dreibund. The action taken by Germany and Austria
in supporting trr protest removes the last chance
~ a meeting at Skcrniwice between Emperor Francis
Joseph and the Gar.
PRINCE, BISMARCK TO START FOR HONE.
Prince Bismarck will leave Kissncen for home on
Monday next. He will stop at Jena, where prcparA
lions are In progress 10 give him ovation -Four
thousand members Of the National Liberal party from
Baden will go 10 Kssingen 10 morrow TO greet the
OK Chancellor. 1t is expected that Prince bismarck
will seize the chance afforded by this reception TO
open out against Chancellor Caprvi. To visitors
fom Tubingen the Prince announced his intention of
spending "a day in Berlin on his homeward "Trip lie
appears TO count upon a big popular demonstration
there.
A CONSERVATIVE SPLIT LIKELY.
4 spllt seems TO be imminent in the Conservative
party The "Kreuz-Zeitung," the organ OF the EH
tleme Right puhishc, a programme 20 ultra Cons"ra
tive in its makeup that the Modcra'es declare they
cannot support candidates in the coming elections i)r
members OF the Prus,an Diet who adopt me PR"
gramIne. III the event Of the disruption becoming
de1uitivc the Extreme Conservatives likely TO form
= coalition with the Cenris,s while the Free Con
servativcs will unite win the National Liberals and
ON some questions with the Ireisinnge members Inc
Government will be placed in a critical position aid
the Chancellor will probably be made 10 pay dearly
for his relations with the Clehcals.
THE EMPEROR RETURNING
The Fmperor has started his return from his
1rba trip In the North. His Majesty is expected 70
reach Wilhelns haven Wednesday. Upon his ar
rival his first visit will De 10 the Empress ana nc VIII
then hold a conference with ChahctHOr Won NHPIlNi
On august l he viii 70 England 10 attend u Co"'
Regatta and will remain week as the guest Oh Vuci
Victoria On August 10 h. VII rfuf III 70 F1 DS'
aud viii there await the accOuch fneht OF Cr ElHPIS
ON september HIS Ma!c-ty Wit san lor o"'u'i.
He will i nd bis time guest Of hlhs ''a ,, ~
buutIng Elk In GOetobOrg. lie VIII return III my
~ attend the manOcuvreo at COblehiz Me'Z ana 0'u'
CART. ..-
THE CASE OF TIE TRANE.
The case Of the steamer Trove, OF the Noilh "erh"
1loyd Line which recently was In COLLISION WIN anu
cut in two the ship Fred b. Tailor has been uleu
Ly the Bremen >ecamt The eour, DHicu trS tn
Seiesel a the Trave. FOR driving the steamer tp
fast fbrongh the fog bu a the same time pralS.d rs
eallolke action when the collision WIS eecH " "
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