The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-27

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NO Cholera In Denmark.
LONDON, August ga dispatch TO the
Standard SAYS that the presence Of cholera
In Denmark 10 officially denied.
Twenty Eight Cases st Havre.
PARIS August 6-The latest regarding
cholera a. Hayre is that twenty-elght cases
appeared on Thursday, aud that there were
ten deaths from cholera that daT. The
authorities az Havre have been instructed
TO adopt the most stringent sanitary mea-
sures.
FORTY-EIGHT FRESH CASES.
At Havre forty-eight fresh cases Of chol-
era and tWenty-One deaths are reported.
Prosecutions at Vienna.
VIENNA, August 26.-Additlonal precau-
tions are being taken 10 prevent the spread
Of cholera. The service of through car
rages from Constantinople to Vienna has
been suspended.
Russian Trafnc stopped.
KoMasBUnG, August 26.-The Govern
ment has ordered the suspension of all
traffic on the Russian frontier. except at
Eydtkumen and Prostken. A multitude OF
intending emigrants have been stopped az
points on the frontier and driven back to
Russia.
SENT BACK TO SEA.
The steamer Laura. which arrived at Lynn
Regis to-day from Hamburg, had two per-
sons sick on board suspected Of cholera.
The health officers OF Lynn refused TO allow
the steamer to enter port and compelled 1t
to put back 70 sea.
WILLIAM ALARMED.
A dispatch 10 the Standard from Berlin
says. Emperor william has received full re-
ports on the cholera epidemic which will
t.rc bo bltr modify hfe travaIfnfr nloua Of fha
autumn. Religious committees want the
Emperor TO appoint "A day Of prayer tor
deliverance. On the BOurse to-day with
the exception of per cent. rise IN the
shares OF the chemical companies supplying
disinfectants depression was general No
official announcement has been made con-
frming the reported presence OF Aslatic
cholera here.
ONLY CHOLERINE.
A dispatch from Vienna states that two
reported cases OF Asatic cholera have
proved 10 be only chOlerine, as did also
suspected cases from Austria and Hungary.
Complete preparations to meet the disease
are everywhere being made. A number Of
prisoners 40 Pesth awaiting trial on minor
charges have been liberated owing to the
fear OF an outbreak Of cholera
Sixty passengers on tho Hamburg Ameri-
can line steamer Columbia from New York,
concluded not 10 proceed 10 Hamburg when
they learned OF the cholera epidemic there.
At Antwerp.
ANIw2Rr. August eff there arc any
lew cases OF cholera the authorities sup
press the fact. Very little confidence Is
placed IN the Scheldt board Of health.
Progress in 81. Petersburg.
ST. PErERsBUBG, August 26.- Yesterday.
according 20 the official returns there were
6,322 new cases Of cholera, against 500 on
Wednesday. Yesterday there we're 2.s71
deaths reported against p 74S for "ednes-
day In ST. Petersburg there were reported
Yesterday lO3 new cases and "A deaths.
Cholera Report Denied.
BNrINoEE. August ga dispatch sent
out from baltimore to-day that cholera had
been found on q European steamer IN Ches-
apeake bay this morning 10 without founda-
ton. The Dresden arrived in port via New
York last evening with six hundred immi-
grants. having passed quarantine with
clean bin Of health. No steamer has been
reported as having passed tho capes to-day
and none are due 10 arrive there Tor several
days.
New York's Precautions.
Nav YoRK. August 2g.-The board OF
health to-day issued q circular with regard
% tho preparations % fight tho cholera.
The chief inspector IS directed 70 have old
wells closed pgIvy vaults school slnks,
water closets CUTTERS, depressed yards,
areas and roofs Of tsnements cleaned and
disnfeoted lie ia also directed 20 inspect
an tenement roOkeries thoroughly and haYe
ali sanitary defects repaired. An order IS
also issued 20 the steamship companies as
70 the disposal 70 bo made Of all articles Of
clothing that may be suspected " contain
ing germs Of the disease. The order dl-
reefs that such garments shall DO destroyed.
After Cholera Gorns.
NEw YORK. August PA new order has
been issusd % all steamship companies IN
reference 70 the disposition Of articles that
NAV contain the gssma q contagious dis
eases. Section III OF the sanitary code says
that such articles should be cleaned and
disinfectei The new order insists that II
shall be destroyed. This i the order.
No person shall sell Exchange. remove or
in any way make exposure OF any straw.
bedding or other articles used by imml-
grants upon any vessel carrying immigrants
10 this port until IL has been Adequately and
properly cleansed and dislnfscted and all
straw. bedding OF other articles that have
been exposed on any vessel 20 contagion or
injection 20 any contagious dsease or are
liable 70 communicate such diseases, shall
be destroyed by fire on said vessel
stringent Quarantine Regulations.
WASHING GToN, August 26.-The State De-
partmsnt IA advised by the health officers
az quarantine. Staten Island. that stringent
regulations will be adopted. Steamers will
be inspected most carefully, and those hav-
ing suspected cases or death on board will
ba held until ARCHAEOLOGICAL examination
can be made. II cholera is found. all per-
sons will be held AT least seven days, the sick
removed and placed ia hospitals, all baggage
as we'll as the vessel treated with steam and
all parts not subjected 10 steam will be
washed With a solution OF bichloride OF mer-
curry.
The Secretary of State this evening sent
the following telegram to the United States